Notice to creditors of G. A. Baur bankruptcy
All accounts due me from the bankrupt firm of G. A. Baur not settled by March 15 1927 will be sued on after that date and judgments obtained thereon.
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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1927
Page
1
All accounts due me from the bankrupt firm of G. A. Baur not settled by March 15 1927 will be sued on after that date and judgments obtained thereon.
Louis Stavinoha, residing near Culak school west of Moulton, killed himself Sunday morning with a 16 gauge shotgun. An inquest was held by Justice of the Peace August W Janszen. Funeral services were at his home, burial in Moulton Catholic cemetery. He leaves a widow, six children, three brothers, and seven sisters. The Eagle extends its sympathy.
Trustees J Anderle Richard Kuehn and Frank Nagelmueller bought a telephone for Oak Grove school and placed it in the teacherage last week. They also arranged insurance for the schoolhouse and teacherage.
Brother M H Woods of Luling conducted services for Primitive Baptists at the Class School Saturday and Sunday. Mr and Mrs Tom Leazar and daughter Miss Kiva motored to Gonzales Wednesday, visiting Mr Walter Mang and family. Mr and Mrs Frank Jaksch and children of Blessing looked after their farm in the neighborhood last week. Mrs Les Cooper and Mr John Cooper, formerly on the sick list, are better. Mr and Mrs F J Helweg visited H B Moeller's in the city Sunday. A birthday party was held at Louis Schacherl's for Miss Tillie with a large crowd, refreshments served, and all enjoyed. Maggie.
Mrs Rozalia Stavinoha wife of Mr Joe Stavinoha of near Dickson School died Thursday March 4 after months of illness She was 41 and survived by husband and children Rosie Joe Ignac Rudolf Helen and Alvin Burial was in Moulton Catholic cemetery Rev Father Joseph Kopp officiating The Eagle extends condolences to the family.
Leon Schoenig became part owner of the A. F. Kotzebue Drug Company by purchasing Dr. J. G. Guenth er of LaGrange. Schoenig has managed the store for three years and will continue operating under The Eagle name.
Congress adjourned as Representative J. J. Mansfield departed the national capital on Tuesday to return to his home in Columbus.
Rudolph Lamar Schodde son of Mr and Mrs R H Schodde of San Antonio was baptized last Sunday afternoon by Rev A H Falkenberg pastor of Zions Lutheran Church at the home of Mr and Mrs Henry A Schodde residing south of town Sponsors were Edwin A Schodde Henry A Schodde and Mrs Martha Haase After the ceremony a sumptuous luncheon was served.
A goodly crowd gathered at the Moore hotel Friday afternoon to celebrate Mrs. M. Kotzebue as she passed mile stone No 80. Refreshments were served and a birthday cake with 80 candles graced the table. Attendees enjoyed a delightful afternoon and best wishes were sent for many returns of the day.
Virginia Valenta, age nine, celebrated her birthday on Sunday at the home of her grandparents Mr. and Mrs Rud Valenta. A number of her schoolmates attended, enjoying games and refreshments.
Mrs Alfred Rehmer and her children have returned home after visiting relatives and friends in San Antonio.
Mrs G L McMaster of Yoakum spent last weekend in Moulton visiting her sister Mrs R B Papacek.
After a pleasant visit with homefolks and friends here Mr R H Schodde and family returned to San Antonio Monday.
Mrs Felix Nesista came back to her Temple residence Sunday following a joyful visit with her mother Mrs C M Kotzebue and other relatives.
Moulton Public Schools Superintendent W B Smith traveled to Dallas last Thursday for the National Educational Association annual gathering. He attended sessions and reported on implications for local schooling.
Mrs. Mary Kahanek and children Elizabeth and George along with Mrs. Mary Appelt, Mrs. Leon Kahanek and a baby, Hallettsville Postmaster and Mrs. W J Ott with a baby, Mrs. L W Sciba and children of Cuero, and Mrs. Anton Kahanek of San Antonio were guests of Mr and Mrs Henry Hoyer on Sunday.
An election will be held in Moulton April 2 to elect four trustees for the Moulton Independent School District. Terms expiring are J.T. Jaeggs Frank J. Wagner Ed Boehm and Adolph Vann. Holdover trustees are Joe C. Kopecky Rudolph Papacek and John C. Mueller.
A Geier Merrem Post No 392 American Legion committee will meet at the opera house in Moulton at 7 30 P M on Thursday March 17 to outline the program for Decoration Day observance on Sunday May 29 Representatives of other organizations or individuals are welcome to attend this meeting.
The new Lutheran church at Witting was completed and dedicated Sunday under Pastor Rev Senff. Rev A H Falkenberg of Moulton delivered the oration. A large crowd from neighboring communities attended and lunch was served.
Texas fire losses for February totaled 959 thousand 189 dollars and 70 cents. State fire marshal G N Holton reported the figures on Tuesday. Incendiarism caused about 69 thousand 963 dollars in losses and explosions destroyed property worth 80 thousand 745 dollars, the leading known loss cause.
Lavaca County board of education schedules a special session in Hallettsville on Monday March 14. State examinations for teachers certificates will be held in Hallettsville Friday and Saturday April 1 and 2.
Mr and Mrs Anton Koudelka of Moulton welcomed a son on Saturday March 5. Mr and Mrs John Rabb of near Moulton welcomed a son born on Sunday February 27.
Melvin Merrem celebrated his birthday Saturday afternoon at his mother Mrs Leona Merrem home. A number of his little friends attended and played games followed by refreshments in a cheerful gathering.
Mr and Mrs Joe Mikulik and Mr and Mrs Charles Hinch were in Yoakum Sunday visiting Mr and Mrs Joe Mikulik Jr.
Miss Mollie Hinch, who had an appendicitis operation in early January, has fully recovered and resumed her duties as a saleslady at Ed Boehm's Sons mercantile establishment.
Pioneer Shiner resident John Behlen died Friday February 25 at age 77. Funeral services were led by Rev. Pfaeninger at Shiner City Cemetery. Survived by widow and three children Gerhard Behlen of Cost John Behlen Jr of Shiner and Mrs Charles Flessner of Moulton.
The American Legion Band began its first rehearsal of the season with strong effort. Members anticipate summer concerts and plan weekly sessions weather permitting.
Hallettsville on March 8 reports Dr. C. T. Dufner is a candidate for mayor in the April 5 election. Incumbent Charles Fertsch, a lawyer, seeks reelection. Also up for election are two aldermen, the city attorney and a traffic marshal.
Hallettsville Texas March 8 county court for the spring term convened here Civil and criminal dockets are small and all jury cases will be disposed of during this week.
Mr and Mrs Elo Fehrenkamp were in San Antonio Thursday of last week, visiting the city and enjoying local sights.
A school auditorium event selected entrants for the Lavaca County Interscholastic League Meet in Hallettsville on March 18 and 19. Winners included senior girls Estella Janszen first and Doris Cooper second. senior boys John Lewin Jaegli first and Herbert Elster second. junior girls Winnie Knupr and Evelyn Pusterovsky, junior boys Lester Wages first and Armin Puck second.
Lavaca County Judge L. Stavinoha and County Engineer W. H. Koether returned from Austin after a conference with the highway commission on speeding up the letting of the contract to top the highway from Hallettsville to Sweet Home. County funds of 120000 dollars are in the bank and ready to be turned over to the highway commission.
The Lavaca County District Court begins its spring term in Hallettsville on Monday March 14. Grand jury summons include R. B. Papacek LE H Gillar and F K Hrnek from Moulton. Petit jury lists feature F M Vasek Joe Etlinger Willie Greive Emil Fry Lovis Fehrenkamp and John Kubenka.
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