Etlinger and Wackar Quietly Marry at Catholic Parish
Richard H. Etlinger and Olga Wackar wed last Thursday at a Catholic parish with Rev. Father Kopp officiating. The groom, proprietor of the Owl Cafe, is from local family R A Etlinger. the bride is daughter of Frank Wackar of Yoakum with ties to Yoakum and Moulton. The couple currently enjoys strong community goodwill and support.
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Richard H. Etlinger
Olga Wackar
Joseph Kopp
R. A. Etlinger
Owl Cafe
Frank Wackar
Yoakum
Moulton
Eagle adds new readers to list of names
The Eagle reports new readers since the last list: Willie Pavlas of Moulton, Miroslav Svoboda of San Antonio, and Miss Lillie Walt of Moulton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Eagle
Willie Pavlas
Moulton
Miroslav Svoboda
San Antonio
Lillie Walt
Catholic Ladies Aid Society Meeting May 9
The Catholic Ladies Aid Society will meet with Mrs. F P Raab on Wednesday May 9 to work on a quilt. All members are urged to attend. Mrs Arnold who has been visiting at the Rud Papacek home left for Yoakum Sunday.
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Cathlic’ Ladies Aid Society
F. P. Raab
Mrs. Arnold
Papacek
Widow Lena Adamcik Dies After Illness at 29
Mrs. Lena Adamcik of the Bluff section near Ammansville died Tuesday night after two weeks of flu and pneumonia. She leaves husband Adolf and four children, with parents Mr. and Mrs. St Vacek, siblings, and a large circle of relatives. Funeral was Thursday at 10 am in Ammansville Cemetery. she was a niece of Mrs. Edward Boehm of Moulton who attended the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena Adamcik
Adolf Ademcik
Bluff
Ammansville
Weimar Mercury
Edward Boehm
Moulton
Boehm
Moulton Wins Second Game Against Schulenburg
Manager George Mehner led Moulton to a 12 to 8 victory over Schulenburg on Sunday afternoon at Schulen burg. The teams will meet again as Moulton and Hallettsville contest for honors on the local diamond Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Mehner
Schulenburg
Moulton and Hallettsville
Moulton
Tax Equalization Becomes National Rallying Cry
Tax reform debates surge nationwide as lawmakers, voters, and local officials rally around equalization measures. Proponents argue steadier funding for services, while critics cite potential burdens on certain communities. Public forums, editorials, and campaign activity rise across states.
Weber Hannemann United In Lutheran Wedding
Rev Albert W Weber and Miss Clara Hannemann wed in a morning ceremony at the Lutheran church with Rev E Hannemann father of the bride officiating. Esther Hannemann and Ernst Weber served as bridesmaid and best man. Etta Koester sang and played organ with Ida Kaase presiding at the organ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert W. Weber
Clara Hannemann
Lutheran Church
E. Hannemann
Wagner
O. F. Knape
A. Rode
Hallettsville
Hannemann
Esther Hannemann
Ernst Weber
Etta Koester
Herman Paul
Hettie Niemeyer
Ida Kaase
Local Residents Visit Relatives and Plan Housing
Mr. and Mrs. William Schmidt of Yoakum visited relatives last week. Mrs. F. T. Fehrenkamp and granddaughter Dorothy Louise traveled to Temple to visit relatives. Edwin Jaeggli nears completion on a new residence with John C. Mueller and his band handling work, Harry T. Pitts selected the contract for a new eastern town home. Miss Erna and Josie Stoermer of Smithville visited Mou ton to interview the school board and stayed at August W. Janszen's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Schmidt
Yoakum
F. T. Fehrenkamp
Dorothy Louise
Temple
Edwin Jaeggli
John C. Mueller
Harry T. Pitts
Erna
Josie Stoermer
Smithville
Mouton
August W. Janszen
Texas Treasury Faces Deficit Exceeding Million Dollars
The treasury reports a deficit surpassing $1,000,000, signaling a significant shortfall in state finances. Officials warn the gap may affect allocations and require budgeting adjustments across agencies.
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Texas
Yoakum Prepares Big Fourth of July Celebration
Elaborate preparations are under way in Yoakum for a major Fourth of July event. The text questions why Moulton cannot join in and celebrate locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yoakum
Moulton
Knute Nelson Passes Away At 80 In Minnesota Politics
United States Senator Hon Knute Nelson of Minnesota has died at age 80. A native of Norway he moved to America in youth and played a central role in state politics for more than fifty years serving twice as governor.
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Knute Nelson
United States
Minnesota
Norway
America
Moulton Egg Shipments Reported for First Four Months
Vine Rehmet records show Moulton egg shipments totaling 6 068 cases from January to April. The 182 040 dozen eggs priced at 22 cents per dozen yield about 40 048 80 dollars. Farmers in Moulton trade territory rely on hen fruit revenue for household purchases.
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Vine Rehmet
Moulton
The
Eagle
Moulton Trade
Baccalaureate Sermon for Class of 1923 at Opera House
Rev. B. G. Strickler will deliver the baccalaureate sermon for the class of 1923 at the opera house this Sunday May 6 at 1 p m. All are invited to attend.
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B. G. Strickler
Opera House
Lutheran Church News and local social notices in Moulton
German services at 10 AM and English services at 8 PM in Moulton. Reports of visitors, property sales, teaching appointments, births, weddings, and community events including Weber Hannemann nuptials and Green School closing with Prof. Hugo Hummel. Several regional residents and families are recorded with visits, moves, and occupations in the area.
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Moulton
Moulton's Graduates of Moore Institute 1923
The 1922-23 scholastic session of the Sam and Will Moore Institute closes Friday May 11. Ten graduates listed: Marian Guenther Edith von Lienen Selma Hillmer Vladik Darilek Claude Manning Melvin Leazar Henry Etlinger Otto Mueller Edwin Schodde and Vladik Hrncir.
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Sam and Will Moore Institute
Marian Guenther
Edith von Lienen
Selma Hillmer
Vladik Darilek
Claude Manning
Melvin Leazar
Henry Etlinger
Otto Mueller
Edwin Schodde
Vladik Hrncir
Teachers Elected by Moulton School Board
At Friday night’s meeting the Moulton school board elected staff for the coming year. T. N. Powell remains superintendent and S. DeBord becomes principal. Lydia Koester to high school, Gladys Smith to primary, Helene Milay and Nelda Erhard to grade teaching. John Perrard re-elected janitor. Two vacancies remain to be filled.
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Moulton
T. N. Powell
S. DeBord
Lydia Koester
Gladys Smith
Helene Miley
Nelda Erhard
John Perrard
Constable Makes Two Arrests On Theft And Fine
Constable Henry I. L. Mueller arrested Raymond Brown at Elm Grove on a theft charge tied to an incident at Hermann Park near Christmas. John Turek, from near Old Moulton, was arrested for refusing to dip cattle, paid a $38.50 fine.
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Henry I. L. Mueller
Raymond Brown
Elm Grove
Hermann Park
John Turek
Old Moulton
Kotzebue Visit in West Columbia Noted
August G. Kotzebue of West Columbia was in the city in the latter part of last week visiting his parents Mr. and Mrs. G C M Kotzebue and other relatives.
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August G. Kotzebue
West Columbia
GC. M. Kotzebue
Fishing and drilling notes from Oak Grove area
Oak Grove reports William Kram, John F. Fishbeck, and John Freytag fished near Smithville with fair luck and good times. A well for Rudolph Heinrich by Krueger and Janszen yielded ample water at 188 feet. Journeys by John and Joe Fishbeck, Rud Freytag, and Rud Huff to Smithville last Saturday found limited reported success.
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Wm. Kram
John F. Fishbeck
John Freytag
Smithville
A. Heinrich
Krueger & Janszen
Jos. Kunz
Moulton
Needville
Ford Bend Cowty
John
Joe Fishbeck
Freytag
Rud
Huff
John Raab
Family of Nursery
Jeff
Culak School Farewell for Miroslav Svoboda
A farewell party at the Svoboda home honors Miroslav Svoboda who has left for San Antonio. Attendees include Charles Hartmann and Hochheim family, Hy Mueller family and Stella, August Hartmann family and Willie, Gus Huff hosts' visitors from Yoakum and Shiner, John Brom and Family, Henry Blank family and Verna.
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Svoboda
Miroslav Svoboda
San Antonio
Charles Hartmann
Hochheim
Hy. Mueller
Stella
August Hartmann
Willie
Shiner
Gus Huff
Joe Kasper
Yoakum
John Brom
Henry Blank
Verna
Boy suffers hand injuries from dynamite cap explosion
Hallettsville reports 13 year old Frank Fojtik son of John Fojtik living near Wied had thumb and index finger of his right hand badly mutilated in a dynamite cap explosion. He was playing with the cap and it exploded when pressed with a needle. Medical aid was summoned and he is doing nicely. Cor.
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Frank Fojtik
John Fojtik
Cor
Arm Fracture Suffered Cranking Car at City Market
E A Juengerman proprietor of City Meat Market fractured his right arm last Thursday while cranking an automobile. He is described as getting along very well at this writing and is pleased to report progress.
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E. A. Juengerman
Also Mentioned on This Page
State Bank
Etlinger-Wackar
Mrs. Etlinger
Cathoic Ladies’ Aid Society
Lena Acamcik
Guenther Hospital
Moulton, Texas
Drs. Kotzebue
Guenther & Jaeggli
Annie Brom
Weber - Hannemann
Weber
Lutheran Church At
Plainview
Lutheran Church News
Adolph Baur
Roy Dagg
Joseph Kubenka
Frank Jahn
Rio Grande
L. A Meiners
O. B. Mueller
E. Buescher
August G. Mueller
Clarence Knape
Mildred
Lennie Lee
Henry Schiner
Emil Pechacek
Frank Wick
Joseph Muras
Pan-American Life Insurance Company of
New Orleans
Moulton Monday
Kittie Marie Hull
Rue Hull
Nickel
Culak
Leo Jaroszewski
Near Moulton
Nikolai
Harper
Fred Hannemann
Fredericksburg
H. Weber
Ernst
Hermann
Gerhard
Burton
Charles Flessner
Henry Krueger
Emil Aschenbeck
William Schodde
Green School
Hugo Hummel
North Pole
the Farmers & Merchants State Bank
the Bank of Personal Service
Moulton’s
Constable
Bill Booster
Oak Grove
Culak School
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