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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1918
Page
5
Farmers near Shiner harvest corn and forage crops. Families from Moulton and Shiner visit relatives and attend gatherings. Local health improves as of March 12 1918 with various Sunday visits and hospital trips noted.
A social event at Joe Gebaur's home honored Agnes Gebaur on her 17th birthday with outdoor games and refreshments. The item lists numerous visits among locals including Annie Bratrich Willie Bratrich and Mrs Nehib, and mentions soldiers and relatives visiting in nearby towns.
Ben Henrichs of Camp Travis visited homes here Saturday. J L Johnson was a business visitor at Gonzales late last week. Mrs G H L Raymond and children arrived to visit relatives since our last issue. Rev Bert Mannine returned Monday from Belmont on ministerial business. Miss Lillie Etlinger came back Monday from Cuero after visiting relatives. Rodolph Schulab and Frank Stirnadel of St John came to Moulton Thursday on a business mission. County Attorney C J Stavinoha of EHallettyy attended justice court in the city Thursday. Emil Gold with Uncle Sam's forces at Camp Travis San Antonio was here last week visiting relatives. Mrs Eugene Kopecky and Master Clarence Richter of Gonzales visited Mr and Mrs Anton Sommer and daughter of St John last week. Mr and Mrs Joe Barina rejoice at the arrival of a soldier boy born Thursday March 14. The Eagle offers congratulations to the happy parents.
Farmers plant corn as community updates reference local visits family travels and funerals. Shiner visitors include Frank Kloesel Louie Wendel Hy Cook and family. Lydia Dungen funeral noted. multiple households mentioned with Sunday visits and car trips to Gonzales and Freisburg.
Charles Shreber, aiding Uncle Sam’s cause of world safety for democracy, spent Saturday in Freeport visiting friends.
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