Moulton Eagle notes and regional highlights
The Moulton Eagle highlights factory and farming figures for Texas and national viewers. It cites 5,000,000 chickens produced in January, population at 153,085,000, and continued 4-H Club Week with 118,000 Texas members. It mentions the Moulton High School Bobkatz regional win, Navy Band Texas appearances in May, and presidential and state political notes.
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Asn the Eagle
Moulton High School
Bobkatz
San Marcos
Austin
Moulton Bobkatz win Region VI in San Marcos
The Moulton Bobkatz basketball team claimed Region VI honors in San Marcos by beating Troy 48 to 31 in the final, earning a State Tournament berth in Austin. Led by Kotzebue, Lockstedt, and Meyer, they defeated Natalia 39 to 29 and Round Top Carmine 53 to 46 en route to the regional title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moulton Bobbatz
San Marcos
Gregory Gymnasium
Austin
Moulton
Bobkatz
Troy
Natalia
Moulton Bobkatz
Kotzebue
Lockstedt
Barta
Meyer
Kozelsky
Huber
Robkatz
Hutto
Carmine
San Marcos College
Batey
Roy L. Kotzebue
Texan Cafe
Luling
Larry Barta
Donald Huber
Carol Lockstedt
Billy Meyer
Alex Kotzebue
Daniel Kozelsky
Eugene Boehm
Franklin Barborak
Wiley Haas
Leroy Muehlstein
Roland Gassman
Dennis Hildebrandt
Blum
Gregory Gym
FRANK J. CERNY LAID AT REST
Frank Joseph Cerny longtime Engle resident died at home February 20. Burial in Praha Catholic Cemetery followed a February 27 service at the Smith Funeral Chapel. Surviving are seven children, 17 grandchildren and four great grandchildren, with a brother and sister also listed. He was born March 25, 1868 in Czechoslovakia and moved to Texas at 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Joseph Cerny
Engle
Smith
Flatonia
Praha
Petry
George Cerny
Stanley Cerny
Joe Cerny
Alois Okhrulik
Eugene Patalik
George Herzik
Czechoslovakia
Texas
Josephine Krecik
Cerny
Lukas Cerny
Felix Okruhlik
Novohrad
Victor Cerny
Moulton
Frank Cerny
Louis Cerny
San Antonio
John Cerny
el Campo
Anton Cerny
Josephine Cerny
W. D
Bill) York
Spur
York
Portland
Callie Hairgrove
Ruby Cherry
Jane Crouch
Alvin
Zannie Kuhen
Farmers to Select Equipment for Soil Conservation District
Lavaca County Soil Conservation District plans a March 13 meeting in Hallettsville to decide equipment needs and budget. The board aims to raise $350 yearly via the State Board of Supervisors and will sponsor A C Spencer from Texas Friends of Conservation with talks countywide. An essay contest for schoolchildren titled How Soil Conservation Helped My Town will also be held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lavaca County
Soil Conservation District
Jerome Harbich
Theo Golsch
D. B. Reynolds
S. J. Janak
Will Regan
Farnk Olsovsky
John V. Lindsay
Leo Brier
Henry Ehlers
Route 1
Shiner
Rudolph Chumchal
Board of Supervisors
Hallettsville
A. C. Spencer
Texas Friends of Conservation
Spencer
Windmill Fall Injures Wael Der Man T J Halliburton
T J Halliburton of Wael der was critically injured last week in a fall from a windmill tower. He is a brother to fellow townsman A F Halliburton.
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Allan Shivers
Exas
United States
Shiv
T. J. Halliburton
Waelder
A. F. Halliburton
Tax Assessor J L Rohan Tours Moulton For Tax Assessments
J L Rohan tax assessor from Hallettsville spent the past weekend in Moulton assessing state and county taxes for the current year. The deadline for tax assessments is set for April 30.
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J. L. Rohan
Hallettsville
Moulton
Zalman Place Sold to Nolan Wagner in City Deals
Mrs. Annie Zalman sold her southern city property to Nolan Wagner last week. She will relocate to San Antonio.
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Annie Zalman
Nolan Wagner
Moulton Chamber Sets March 2 as Independence Day Holiday
At a general meeting the Moulton Chamber of Commerce declared March 2 Texas Independence Day a holiday. A majority of local businesses will close Friday to observe the day.
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Moulton Chamber of Commerce
Lavaca County Teachers Meet at Moulton High Gym
A Lavaca County unit of the State Teachers Association meets at Moulton High School Gym on Tuesday March 6 at 7 30 P M. AIM teachers of Lavaca County are invited to attend.
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Lavaca County
The
State Teachers Association
Moulton High School
AIM
Kneisler Rites Held for WWI Vet Edmund Kneisler
Edmund Kneisler 64 a World War I veteran died at Brooke Army Hospital San Antonio and was buried in Moulton Wednesday with military honors marking his funeral service.
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Edmund Kneisler
Brooke Army Hospital
San Antonio
Moulton
Bale Ties Scarce Material Prompts Early Purchase Advice
State PMA chairman B V Vance warns bale ties are scarce under National Production Authority rules. Farmers delaying purchases till June or July may fail to obtain supplies, as dealers faced shortages last year and early orders are advised to avoid stockpiling restrictions. Hay production was 107 million tons on 73.75 million acres last year with higher livestock projections.
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B. V. Vance
PMA
Vance
National Production Authority
Exes Plan Banquet in Shiner for March 12
Texas exes from Lavaca and De Witt Counties plan a banquet at Shiner on March 12. Gully Gilstrap of the TU coaching staff will speak. Basil Bell of Shiner leads the program as DeWitt-Lavaca exes president. About 200 attendees expected.
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Texas Exes
University of Texas
Lavaca
DeWitt
Shiner
Gully Gilstrap
T. U
Basil Bell
College Ingathering Totals From Lavaca County Gifts
The Lone Star Messenger reports Texas Lutheran College Ingathering cash commitments from Lavaca County towns including Moulton 515.50 Hallettsville 493.50 Witting 196.70 Sublime 62.00 Breslau 14.50. The items reflect a Lutheran Brotherhoods’ official collection.
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Texas Lutheran College
Lone Star Messenger
American Lutheran Brotherhoods
Lavaca County
Moulton
Hallettsville
Witting
Sublime
Breslau
Native of Moulton Succumbs at Yoakum
Frank Tomasko formerly of Moulton died in a Yoakum hospital on February 14 at age 61 1 26. Burial was in Shiner City Cemetery with Rev. Roman Janak officiating. Survived by son C J Tomasko of Yoakum brother Emil Tomasko of Houston and foster sister Mrs G Gardiner of San Antonio. Wife Lydia Krause of Moulton predeceased him on October 28 1933. Pallbearers listed from Shiner and Yoakum.
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Frank Tomasko
Moulton
Yoakum Hospital
Shiner City
Roman Janak
C. J. Tomasko
Yoakum
Emil Tomasko
Houston
G. Gardiner
San Antonio
Tomasko
Lydia Krause
Transfer of Camp No 142 to Camp No 13 in Houston Texas
WOW transferred members of Camp No 142 Woodmen of the World notified camp merging into Camp No 13 Houston effective with March report. G J Bohnenkamp of Moulton served as secretary of Camp No 142 for thirty one years.
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Woodmen of the World
Houston
Texas
G. J. Bohnenkamp
Moulton
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Xaxx
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Charles Bender
United Nations
Washington
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United States Senate
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Missouri
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Washington On
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Sam Houston
Exican
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San Jacinto
Iation
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Wm. Batey
Sheridan School
Victor Janacek
William Batey
Ben Svoboda
Victor Dullye
Jimmie Berckenhoff
Emil Muehlstein
Edward Hajek
Wayne Kuhe
Franklin Kozelsky
Dennis Ermis
Alexander Kotzebue
Billiy Meyer
Frank J. Cerny
Soil Conservation
Zalman Place
Pall
A. J. Bednar
Oscar Lichey
Fritz Zander
Fritz Zacharias Jr
Bill Machca
W. E. Ehlers
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