Birth Adds A Heindrich Family To Oak Grove
On Sunday April 23 a bouncing baby boy arrived in the family of Jos A Heinrich of Henkbaus. A long list of local residents traveled and visited, and a school closing program was abandoned due to sickness. A wagon incident near Slenkbane caused near tragedy for Joe Etlinger and William Brosch, but no one was harmed beyond damaged vehicles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jos
A. Heinrich
Henkbaus
Ay. Wachtendorf
Hy. Schroeder
Jobo X
Schacheral
Stoeltje
Fort Bend County
Jobn Hofner
Mary
San Antonio
Louis Billimek
Shiner
Jon
Selzer
A. J. Elster
Chas. P. Gathier
Kokoroot
Gonzales Coputy
Frank Hishbeck
Joe Etlinger
William Brosch
Bauraville
Slenkbane
Kilert and
Biehunke
Gel
Henkhbaus
Mr. Brosch
James Sofka
Jeff
Local residents take short trips and visits around the area
Miss Erna Baur and Ellen Gerdes left for Yoakum Tuesday to visit kin. Miss Sophia Krause returned from San Antonio and Yoakum. Mr and Mrs M Kotzebue left for Yoakum to visit William Franke. Alfred Balhorn visited his parents briefly. Miss Lydia Koester of Shiner and Miss Kathleen Preston of Nordheim spent the weekend at home. Miee Elia Krueger returned from Kyle and other points. Miss Viasta Shandera returned from Yoakam to her brother Ed Shandera’s family. A J Heineke of Brenham was in the city for business and greetings. F Guenther of Schulenburg returned after weeks with Dr Jno Guenther. Mrs Victor O Fehrenkamp and son Gordon Wells visited Shiner relatives. Miss Helen Ruhman, ill in Shiner, resumed teaching at the Sam and Will Moore Institute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Kotzebue
Yoakum
William Franke
Alfred Balhorn
Mre
Ed. Balhorn
Lydia Koester
Shiner
Kathleen Preston
Nordheim
F. Guenther
Schulenburg
Jno. Guenther
Victor O. Fehrenkamp
Gordon Wells
Helen Ruhman
Sam and Will Moore Institute
Class Play Cabin Courtship Impresses Moulton Audience
The 1922 graduating class staged the three act comedy Cabin Courtship at the opera house despite bad weather. Performers included June Forrest Gladys Jaeggli Philip Russell and Bernice Knape with the Moulton Sextet providing music. Director Miss Gladys Smith earned high praise for the production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opera House
June Forrest
Gladys Jaeggli
Philip Russell
Herbert Meiners
Moulton
Bernice Knape
Gladys Smith
Clarence Knape Hosts Senior Class Party Games Night
On Saturday evening Clarence Knape entertained the Senior Class and friends at his parents home. The event opened with the game 42 won by Emil Papacek for a prize box of stationery. Vladik Miculka won the booby prize a candy box. A memory contest yielded Fred Mueller as winner of Nabisco treats, Nelda Erhard as booby with chewing gum. The airplane title contest generated excitement before refreshments of cake sandwiches and punch.
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Clarence Knape
Emil Papacek
Vladik Miculka
Fred Mueller
Nelda Erhard
More Bodies Arriving for Texas Relatives
Seventeen American soldiers who perished in the recent war arrived in San Antonio for distribution to relatives in Southwest Texas. Only two more bodies are awaiting shipment from France. Forty five thousand American servicemen who made the supreme sacrifice overseas have been laid to rest in their homeland while others rest in national cemeteries abroad per relatives wishes.
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San Antonio
Texas
France
Gonzales Klan Parade Draws Thousands in Texas
In Gonzales Texas on April 28 between 4000 and 5000 people attended a Ku Klux Klan parade organized by the city council led by City Marshall W D Cone and Nightwatchman J B Tate. Officers were unmasked and 219 knights participated.
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Gonzales
Tex
W. D. Cone
J. 8. Tate
Cuero Family Visits Dr. and Mrs. Juo Guenther
Mr. J. C. Kossbiel and family from Cuero spent a few days visiting Dr. and Mrs. Juo Guenther.
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J. C. Kossbiel
Cuero
Mrs. Juo. Guenther
Death of Mrs. Otto Janszen in Port Arthur
Mrs. Otto Janszen died after a brief illness at Port Arthur and was returned to her mother Mrs. M. N. Boehm’s home for funeral rites. Rev. William Wolfsdorf of Shiner led the service held Wednesday at four o clock. Burial followed in a Lutheran cemetery. The deceased was born October 6, 1895 in Wied, had married Otto Janszen in fall 1914, leaving two children and two sisters Mrs. Edward O. Smith of Wichita Falls and Miss Martha Wunderlich, with the Eagles expressing sympathy.
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Otto Janszen
Port Arthur
M. N. Boehm
William Wolfsdorf
Shiner
Janszen
Kisié Wunderlich
Wied
Edward O. Smith
Wichita Falls
Martha Wunderlich
Eagle
Congressional Aspirants for Ninth District Nomination
Judge W. S. Holman of Bay City will enter the race for the Democratic nomination in the Ninth district. Incumbent Joseph Jefferson Mansfield seeks re election. Other candidates include Madden Fly Gonzales George Schleicher of Cuero and Mrs C M Hughs of Wharton.
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W. S. Holman
Bay City
Joseph Jefferson Mansfield
Madden
The Show and Dance at the Opera House
A large crowd attended the Sunday show at the opera house and a free dance followed. The Moulton Sextet provided music for the event. Another show and free dance is planned for May 14.
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Opera House
Moulton
Baccalaureate Sermon and Graduation at Opera House
Rev. Bart of Yoakum will deliver the baccalaureate sermon at the opera house Sunday May 7 at 4 o clock in the afternoon. Graduation exercises will be held at the opera house Friday night May 17. Everyone cordially invited.
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Bart of Yoakum
Opera House
Baby Girl Born to Local Families
A fine baby girl arrived last week to gladden the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kurtz of this city. Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Mueller rejoice over the birth of a daughter born Monday night.
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Charles Kurtz
Rudolph Mueller
DeBord Files Candidacy for Lavaca County Superintendent
S DeBoard of Breslau announces his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for county superintendent of Lavaca County. He is about thirty, born and raised in Lavaca, with twelve years in teaching, a normal school graduate, and pledges economical, energetic supervision and fair state school aid. A fuller notice will run next week in The Eagle.
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S. DeBord
Breslau
Lavaca County
DeBord
Ku Klux Klan
The
Eagle
Beaumont Girl Severely Hurt by Circus Jaguar
Eva Bickley, 11, was playfully pushed against a circus cage in Beaumont Texas when a jaguar dragged her through the bars. The animal, killed after the attack, left the girl with severe facial and body injuries and possible death.
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Beaumont
Circus Jaguar
Open House Party for the 42 Club Draws Honors
Mr and Mrs J Z Jaegels hosted a open house party for the 42 Club last Friday. Ten Ramen games produced a tie for first between Vince Rehmet and Fred Krause and a hoody win for Ed Studeman and Edward Biehunke. Rehmet won a pocket book as prize. Biebunko received a toothpick holder booby. Orange ice and cake were served.
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Vince Rehmet
Fred Krause
Mre
Studeman
Edward Biehunke
Mr. Rehmet
Mr. Biebunko
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Oak Grove
Mate Bank of Moulton
Green
Frank J. Wagner
ER. Stupeman
Geo, v. Lizwen
Ase’t Cashier
Wm, Green E. Studeman Frank J. Wagner
Philip Welhausen
O. Buescher
Klobedans
Mohawk
Gates
E. W. Klobedans
Guenther Hospital
Moulton, Texas
Drs. Guenther & Jaeggli
Everal
Southwest
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
Erna Baur
Ellen Gerdes
Kindred
Sophia Krause
Miee
Elia Krueger
Kyle
Viasta Shandera
Yoakam
Ed, Shandera
A. J. Heineke
Brenham
Tae
the Farmers & Merchants State Bank
Mre. J. Z. Jaegels
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