Lavaca County Meet results across divisions reported
Lavaca County Meet results list tallies for High School Grammer and Athletic divisions with Hallettsville Shiner Moulton Sweet Home and Komensky placing in both categories. Rural and Grammer School divisions show winners in literary athletic spelling and various junior and senior events.
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Hallettsville
Shiner
Moulton
Sweet Home
Komensky
Grammer School Division
Athletic
Raymond Eissler
Marvin Fertsch
James Jaeggli
George Hinch
Literary Events Debate and Recitation Winners Named
Hallettsville hosts a school literary meet featuring Debate for boys Paul Sommer and Maurice Jaho and girls Lilly H Heisler and Wanda Kluge. Extemporaneous Speech winners include Weldon Schramm and Leslie Appelt for boys and Henrietta Konvicka for girls. Other events list top finishers in Essay Writing Declamation and more with students from Shiner Hallettsville Moulton Charlottenburg.
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Paul Sommer
Maurice Jaho
Hallettsville
Lilly H. Heisler
Wanda Kluge
Weldon Schramm
Shiner
Leslie Appelt
Julius Pustka
Charlottenburg
Henrietta Konvicka
Lillian Nellkamper
Margaret Sofka
Hallettsville Athletes Dominate Track and Volley Ball Scores
Hallettsville New Era Herald reports senior and junior track results with Hallettsville teams leading in points and percentages. Charlottenburg and Breslau appear in volleyball standings alongside Sweet Home and Moulton. Frank Biehunke Sr. is ill, while R Preston returns from Beeville and Alice. Mrs. Henry Zimmermann renews allegiance to The Eagle.
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Charlottenburg
Breslau
Baursville
Evergreen
Witting
Hallettsville
New Era-Herald
Did You Ever Stop to Think about City Cooperation
Edson R. Waite argues that building a bigger better city requires organized citizen effort, faith, and work. Cooperation, home pride, peace, and fair dealing drive enthusiasm and a cleaner, happier urban future.
Local residents and visitors noted in social rounds
Charles Beran Sr is ill at home near town. Emil Filipp and wife from Alice visited. William H Schodde and Bessie Zavesky visited San Antonio recently. E Gieptner of Novohrad ill at home. Phil Lloyd Shoop of San Antonio spent Sunday with O F Knape. Sophie Neiser and children from Taiton visited Ed Boehm Sr. J H Wilson Green School principal called. A L Herzik family and Julia Hrusek of Engle spent Sunday at John Mlad enka home. Owen R Brown and daughter of Hallettsville visited. Edwin A Jaeggli Reginald Smith Sam Jaeggli and Elaine Rehmet visited San Antonio Monday. Eugene Herzik Schulenburg and Dorothy Hoppe Smithville visited Ed Boehm Tuesday. Jessie Rehmet Bertha Brunkenhoefer Henry Bohnenkamp Fay Vedika from San Antonio here Sunday. Vladik Culak near town renewed subscription. Dr Willis Gray Sam Jaeggli Oscar A Darilek Chas Weisl L F Cooger returned from fishing at Dreyer. Mrs R Huebner and children of Alice with Ben Mueller of Roscoe and A W Stoecker of Winters visited William Hillmer last weekend.
Program at Baursville Draws Large Crowd
The Baursville Parent-Teacher Association held a regular session on Tuesday night March 13. The program by the local youths featured dialogues songs readings harmonica and accordion solos and drew a large attentive audience.
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Baursville
Parent-Teacher Association
Prof. McDonald
Komensky
McDonald
Janszen
Hallettsville
Anton Schoenfeld
Charlie
Cotton Acreage Reduction in Texas
The A and M College extension service reports 228977 government cotton contracts signed by Texas farmers to retire 5407499 acres. Two thousand two hundred six Lavaco county farmers signed contracts retiring 24266 acres.
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A. & M. College Extension Service
Texas
Lavaco County
Moulton Student Earns Honor Roll at College
Edward C. Beran of Moulton joins Southwest Texas State Teachers College San Marcos students on the honor roll for achieving a high scholastic average. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Charles Beran Jr from Moulton.
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Edward C. Beran
Charles Beran, Jr
Moulton
Southwest Texas State Teachers College
San Marcos
Readers Thank Subscribers Since Last Report
The Eagle thanks readers for subscription payments since last report. Names listed include Wm Harms of Flatonia John Hofner Rev Joseph Kopp Emil Vogt Louis Pietsch Joe Zavesky G J Bohnenkamp Vladik Culak Mrs Hy Zimmermann Donald Bunting all of Moulton and Hallettsville residents.
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Eagle
Wm. Harms
Flatonia
John Hofner
Moulton
Joseph Kopp
Emil Vogt
Louis Pietsch
Hallettsville
Joe Zavesky
G. J. Bohnenkamp
Vladik Culak
Hy. Zimmermann
Donald Bunting
Home Demonstration Club Meeting in Moulton
The Moulton Home Demonstration Club will meet at Moulton High School on March 28 at 1 30 pm. The program is The Well-Dressed Woman focusing on fashion and sewing.
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Moulton
Moulton High School
Lavaca County seeks county judge Sam Devall announces candidacy
Sam Devall, a Hallettsville lawyer and former public official, announces his bid for Lavaca county judge. He pledges fair administration of probate and county business, and adherence to law in the county commissioner's court. The notice notes his war service and prior public trust. Also included is a personal pantry note from Mrs. Paul Giesbers praising canning efforts and garden produce at the Moulton Club.
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Lavaca County
Hallettsville
Commissioners Court
Sam Devall
Paul Giesbers
Moulton Club
Play A Hugh Success at Oak Grove PTA night
A packed Oak Grove crowd saw Red-Headed Stepchild presented by the PTA on Thursday March 15. Standing room was gone and the cast received hearty applause. Door receipts totaled 37.70. Appreciation was given to A J Bednar for furniture and Kubicek's orchestra for music.
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P.T.A
Oak Grove
A. J. Bednar
Kubicek
Culak Campaign Quietly Meets Voters in Moulton
L. J. Culak of LaGrange, candidate for state senator in the 15th district, spent Wednesday mingling with voters in Moulton and stopped by The Eagle office to chat with the printers.
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L. J. Culak
LaGrange
Moulton
American Highways A Shambles
A National Safety Council report urges pedestrian safety laws and self protection by walkers. It notes about 61 cents of every automobile death involves pedestrians and cites jay walking and walking against signals as common causes. It calls for education, updated driving laws, and enforcement as the highway remains a danger in 1933 with over 30,000 killed.
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National Safety Council
School Benefit Play Friday April 6 at Moulton High
A play entitled The Alley Daffodil will be presented at the Moulton High School Auditorium on Friday night April 6 for the benefit of the Moulton Parent Teacher Association.
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Moulton High School
Moulton
Parent-Teacher Association
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