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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1919
Page
5
Sixteen young ladies brought baskets for a charity event at Komensky. The total collected reached £4745 with donations ranging from $1.00 to $500. Susie Gentry of Gonzales invited attendees to support the Victory Loan. Oscar Lee Bunting took a job at Koester's meat market. B Kilert and Fred C Krause visited San Antonio earlier in the week.
The Eagle reports new subscribers: R. B. Wood Moulton Jim Klozik Moulton Vladike Stainacher Moulton August Krause Jr Houston B H Cordes Moulton Zat S Johnson France Frank K Meyer Moulton Rudolph Brueggmann Moulton Fred Meyer Shiner Miss Maggie Wenske Shiner Adolph Kubena Moulton Otto Hoepfl Shiner. Louis Wendel of Shiner visited Moulton Thursday last week. Lydia Koester left Jay week for Snyder to visit her aunt Mrs Ida Looney. Mr and Mrs Frank Wick of Shiner were guests of Mr Joe Dietschke and family Sunday. Miss Della Gallia of Halletts Wile accepts position as saleslady at Ed Boehm’s Sons. Mr and Mrs Ed Studeman and sons Edward and Jennings and Misses Lillian and Theodora Jaeggli were in Flatonia last Thursday. Mrs Ed Loonam and children Mary Margaret and Larry visiting Mrs Frank J Guenther return to Houston. Arthur Sloma of Flatonia visited last week and will soon go to Waco for college.
Mrs Krem wife of Pius Kram died last Monday April 28 at her son Charles W Kram's home. She was 69 years and 1 month old born March 28 1850 in Eichenzall Hessen Nassau Germany. Survived by four children Charles Frederick of Shiner William of Moulton and Mrs Fritz Oocken of Nordheim and ten grandchildren. Funeral held Tuesday April 29 with burial in Catholic cemetery.
Moulton events include Mr and Mrs Henry Breitschopf visiting Komensky friends, Della Pohler calling on Rosa and Clara Schindler, Rudolph Vogt and family visiting Paul Wenske, and a birthday party at Henry Fisbeck. The item closes with a brief social note and date May 5 1919.
The notice advertises using B A Thomas Hog Powder to keep hogs healthy from birth to marketing age. It claims the powder prevents cholera removes worms and cures thumps and promises a refund if it does not prove effective.
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