Senior Class Play That's One on Bill
Senior class presents a light comedy titled That's One on Bill. The staged reading features student actors in a school auditorium, aiming to entertain with witty dialogue and humorous situations.
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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1928
Page
1
Senior class presents a light comedy titled That's One on Bill. The staged reading features student actors in a school auditorium, aiming to entertain with witty dialogue and humorous situations.
The Eagle announces August W. Janszen of Moulton as a Democratic candidate for La vaca county judge. He has 34 years in the county, 15 years teaching, currently serves a third term as justice of the peace, speaks German and Bohemian, and plans to take the law exam next month. The paper urges readers to consider his candidacy on Primary Day.
Wenzel Kalischko a farmer living north of Moulton died at his home on Saturday April 28 after a short illness. Funeral from the home Sunday with burial in Moulton Catholic Cemetery. Survived by wife Martha Kalischko and three children Ed, Joe, and Theresa Kalischko, plus two grandchildren.
Born. April 22, to Mr. and Mrs. Cyrel Orsak, a boy named George. May 1, to Mr. and Mrs. Walter Warneke, a boy.
Mrs. C M Kotzebue 81 died at Moulton after a stroke on April 22 and peaceful death on April 29. Born in St Petersburg Russia March 4 1847 she came to Texas at age eight and settled in New Ulm. She and C M Kotzebue ran the Moore Hotel in Baursville then Moulton for over 25 years. Survived by nine daughters two sons 28 grandchildren eight great grandchildren and a sister. Funeral at Zions Lutheran Church conducted by Rev Falkenberg with burial at Baursville cemetery. pallbearers were her grandsons.
A long list of relatives and friends traveled to attend the funeral. Names span many towns including Smithville Yoakum Victoria West Columbia Mathis San Antonio and San Antonio shown with spouses and family members among the mourners. The compilation reflects a broad network of kinship and community ties across several counties.
The Bluebonnet Troop with 61 costumed girls presented The Morning Glory cantata on Saturday night in the Moulton school auditorium. The spring theme featured flowers and birds with strong lighting and stage decoration. Reception totaled 51.50.
The senior class will present That's One on Bill at 8 15 tonight in the school auditorium directed by Mrs W E Smith. All students and townspeople are invited to attend.
Mr Gordon Fry and Miss Al lyne Kotzebue united in marriage at Cleburne on Wednesday April 25. Miss Kotzebue born in Moulton and has resided at Cleburne for years. The couple will reside at Marlin. The Eagle wishes them a happy wedded life.
In Gonzales on May 1 four candidates vie for appointment to fill the unexpired term of the late M. L. Potts as justice of the peace, Precinct No. 1. The competition reflects strong local interest in the office.
The regular meeting of the Moulton Parent-Teacher Association will be held at the school house Friday afternoon at 4 o clock. All members are urged to be present.
Mrs Frank P Raab was host to the Bridge Club Tuesday afternoon. Mrs Ed Biehunke made high score and received a flower bowl. Refreshments were served.
All members of the local gun club are urged to come out Sunday morning May 6 at 9 o clock for a practice shoot.
Shiner, Mr. and Mrs. George Bargman, Fred Goetz, Gonzales, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Meyer, Sweet Home, M. H. Kotzebue, Tulsa, Oklahoma.
The Moulton Farmers Cooperative Gin & Mill Company closed a contract with Central Power & Light Company for motorization. Electric equipment will be installed immediately and the entire plant modernized before the cotton season.
Dr B Fehrenkamp a pioneer Frelsburg resident died Friday night and was buried in Frelsburg cemetery on Saturday. He was uncle to Fr T Fehrenkamp and leaves a wife and four children. The Eagle offers sympathy to the family.
Mrs. S. M. N. Marrs of Austin was elected president of the National Congress of Parents and Teachers at the 32nd annual convention in Cleveland. She succeeds Mrs. N. H. Reeves of Philadelphia and was unopposed, having served as vice president since 1923.
Mabel Knape hosted friends at her parents home last Friday to enjoy a contest featuring the number 42. Paula Puck won a prize, a story book, while Georg ie Mladenko received the booby prize, a balloon. Refreshments included oriental punch cake and sandwiches.
Twenty acres of cucumbers in this section have been contracted by local farmers. The plants were up during a recent cold spell and some acreage had to be replanted.
State Senator I. D. Fairchild, 52, of Lufkin, who was injured April 17 in an automobile accident, died at Baylor Hospital in Dallas on Tuesday.
In a Sunday baseball game between LaGrange and Moulton at home, William H. Pundt the LaGrange catcher suffered a jaw injury when struck by a pitched ball while batting. He received prompt surgical care and is progressing but may miss the rest of the season. LaGrange won 17 to 2 and Columbus will play here next Sunday.
Moulton high school team beat Hallettsville high school 14 to 7 at the noon game Friday. The outcome keeps Moulton competitive in district play and showcases a late scoring drive.
A cheese manufacturing firm seeks to establish a cheese factory and creamery in Moulton. The representatives argue the project would boost the dairying sector and benefit the local community, with support from the Chamber of Commerce.
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