Fredericksburg youth wins regional literary title in Abilene
Gene Zimmermann an 18 year old senior from Fredericksburg's F H S won first place in Region II literary division at the Abilene meet sponsored by the University Interscholastic League for his speech What To Do With Life Today He previously won district honors in Llano and now qualifies for the Texas State Meet in Austin under teacher Mrs A K Krause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Zimmermann
Fredericksburg
Abilene
Otto Zimmermann
Moulton
Gene
Llano
Austin
May
A. K. Krause
Komensky School Closes After Successful Session
The Komensky School wrapped a successful session Sunday night led by Henry Kalic with assistant Agnes Hone and Mrs. Frank Brossman. Three graduates were named Lorene Koudelka Frank Barborak and Charles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Komensky School
Henry Kalic
Agnes Hone
Frank Brossman
Lorene Koudelka
Frank Barborak
Charles
Bobkatz back to back wins in district play
The Bobkatz defeated Sheridan Sandies 11 to 2 in Sheridan with Kozeisky pitching six innings and Went finishing, aided by eight walks and four Sandies errors. Moulton Bobkatz then beat the Columbus Cardinals 3 to 2 as Lockstedt fanned 12 with eight walks, while Columbus pitcher Jackson allowed nine strikeouts.
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Bobkatz
Sheridan Sandies
Sheridan
Kozeisky
Free
Sandies
Moulton Bobkatz
Columbus Cardinals
Lockstedt
Robkatz
Cardinals
Jackson
Columbus
Moulton
Machalec
Berckenhoff
F. Fisbeck
L. Barta
Fisbeck
Willrodt
Diploma Awards Evening Details At Holub County
County Clerk Charles Strauss delivered the address and County Superintendent W A Eilers presented the diplomas Thomensky orchestra provided the music selections for the ceremony.
Lavaca County Teachers Meet Highlights April Event
Lavaca county unit of the Texas State Teachers Association met at Hallettsville High School gym on Saturday night April 30 with Senator Gus Strauss as principal speaker discussing theimer Aiken Bill. Attendees from Moulton included Supt J W Pyland E E Darilek and several couples. Refreshments followed. A separate Sunday visit to San Antonio included Mr and Mrs Kozelsky and Kasper family visiting the Bierschwale and James Bierschwale households, celebrating an anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lavaca County
Texas State Teachers’ Association
Hallettsville High School
Gus Strauss
Moulton
J. W. Pyland
E. E. Darilek
Norman Strandtman
M. K. Merrem
Johnnie Maresh
Louis Pavlas
Chas. Chevenetz
Fred W. Dibble
John Kozelsky
Daniel
Franklin
Gene
Allen
August Kasper
James
Victor
San Antonio
Edmund Bierschwale
James Bierschwale
Cardinalsedge Bobkatz in seventh for walkoff win
In a tied game Columbus tallied in the fourth and fifth to knot the score. In the bottom of the seventh Lockstedt singled, Sais beck drew a walk, Bohuslav lined a single for his second hit and scored the winning run as the Bobkatz grabbed the victory.
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Cardinal
Columbus
Bobkatz
Lockstedt
Saisbeck
D. Huler
D. Haas
Bohuslav
Origins and spread of Mother’s Day observance
The article credits Miss Anna M. Jarvis of Philadelphia with initiating a national Mother's Day. It describes the adoption of a white carnation by attendees and the expansion to multiple countries and languages. It notes the creation of program leaflets and the 1934 Memorial postage stamp honoring mothers featuring Whistler's portrait.
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Anna M. Jarvis
Philadelphia
Jarvis
Canada
Mexico
Africa
China
Japan
Farley
Whistlers
Lutheran convention in Mason endorses Bible camp purchase
At the Texas District American Lutheran Church gathering in Mason on April 26 to 28, 236 delegates heard reports from Dr Em Poppa of Columbus and Dr Geo Federer of Germany. The district authorized buying the Kickapoo Bible camp near Kerrville, a 42 acre site with a lake and facilities, to begin operations promptly.
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K. Windecker
Milton Riske
Texas
American Lutheran Church
Mason
Register
Em., Poppa
Columbus
Ohio
Geo. Federer
Evangelisches Hilfswerk
Germany
America
Kerrville
New Moulton Chamber Elects Officers for Year
The Moulton Chamber of Commerce board met at City Hall with all members present. Joe Vanham became president and new directors Emil Bevan William Miculka A F Halliburton E A Jaeggli and Weldon Knape assumed duties. Frank Kouba joined the board to fill Vanham's vacancy as he became president. The retiring directors included O F Knape A J Darilek August Etlinger Roy Kotzebue and W H Pundt. W H Pundt was unanimously named secretary manager. The board voted to buy a typewriter for the secretary manager. Dr M M Wagner retiring president remains a board member and helped found the group. Officers elected include W L Knape first vice president E A Oehl second vice president E C Fehrenkamp treasurer. First annual banquet planned for May 18 at Moulton High School.
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Moulton
A. J. Darilek
August Etlinger
Roy Kotzebue
W. H. Pundt
Vanham
M. M. Wagner
Dr. Wagner
W. L. Knape
E. A. Oehl
E. C. Fehrenkamp
Chamber of Commerce
Moulton High School
Germania Mutual Aid Association names officers in Moulton
Moulton Local No. 152 of the Germania Mutual Aid Association held its annual meeting at City Hall on May 2. Officers elected were George von Lienen president W H Schodde vice president Joe Biehunke secretary treasurer Theo Wenske Frank Jilek and G J Bohnenkamp appraisers. The Local now has 109 members and the next annual meeting is set for the first Monday in May 1950.
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Moulton Local No
Germania Mutual Aid Association
George von Lienen
W. H. Schodde
Joe Biehunke
Treasury
Theo Wenske
Frank Jilek
G. J. Bohnenkamp
Moulton
Petrek Adds Case Tractors To Moore Avenue Garage
Petrek, operating a garage and filling station on Moore avenue, now handles Case Tractors in addition to his existing services. See his advertisement elsewhere in The Moulton Eagle.
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Ad. Petrek
Moore Avenue
Moulton Eagle
Memorial Services and Homecoming Set for May 15
Decoration Services Geier-Merrem Post No 392 prepares for annual memorial services at City Cemetery on Sunday morning May 15. The Old Moulton annual home coming celebration is scheduled the same day. Both events attract visitors from across the state.
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Geier-Merrem Post No. 392
Old Moulton
Czech Dramatic Club presents play at Moulton High gym
The Czech Dramatic Club will present a Czech language play at Moulton High School gym Sunday night May 8 starting at 8 o'clock. The entire cast is local talent. Lost wedding ring and lost rimless bifocus glasses reported between Victor Fehrenkamp residence and Fehrenkamp lumber yard. reward offered. Contact Victor O Fehrenkamp, Moulton, Texas.
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Multon
Moulton High School
Victor Fehrenkamp
Fehrenkamp
Victor O
Moulton
Texas
Mutton Barbecue at Sulphur Park May 8
Public notice lists a Mutton Barbecue for dinner and supper at Sulphur Park on Sunday May 8. A white faced cow strayed to the writer's property at Sulphur Park and the owner may reclaim by paying for this ad and trouble. Joe Ermis.
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Sulphur Park
Joe Ermis
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