Fehrenkamp matron of Moulton buried after long life
Mrs. F T Fehrenkamp 88 long time Moulton resident died after brief illness. Funeral services were held at St Josephs Church with mass then home rites and interment at Moulton Public Cemetery. Surviving are two daughters Mrs Bargman and Mrs Kotzebue three sons Louis Victor and Elmer Fehrenkamp plus 24 grandchildren and 13 great grandchildren. Husband died in 1945.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. T. Fehrenkamp
Erna Kotzebue
St. Joseph's Church
St. Joseph’s Church
John Matocha
Moulton
Moulton Business
Harvey Louis Fehrenkamp
San Antonio
Ace Earl Kotzebue
Ry Fehrenkamp
O. Fehrenkamp Jr
Jennings
Louisiana
Fred Fehrenkamp
Houston
George Kelly
Laredo
High Hill
Texas
Baursville
Here
Moullen
George Bargman
Gonzales
Louis
Victor
Elena Fehrenkamp
Otto Fehrenkamp
Temple
Henry
Ida Boehm
Henry Edward Fehrenkamp
F. T. Fehrenkamp & Sons
Emma Ullman
Moulton Lodge No
Donald Bunting
E. A. Jaeggli
Fred Pietsch
William Miculka
Erwin Haas
Weldon L. Knape
William Hohlt
Lexington
Edoward Henry Fehrenkamp
Austin
Billy
Sandra Sue Hehlt
George Bargmann
Louis Fehrenkamp
Victor Fehrenkamp
Ele C. Fehrenkamp
Roosevelt son wins seat in New York Congress
Franklin D. Roosevelt, son of the late President Roosevelt, secures a congressional seat from New York becoming the first Roosevelt family member to seek public office.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
President Roosevelt
Congress
New York
Roosevelt
Bible remains top seller with 1947 sales
The Bible led all books with 9,248,000 copies sold in 1947, a factory value of 9,248,000 dollars, per the Census Bureau. This compares to 3,800,000 copies sold in 1939.
Cotton crop of 1948 totals 14.87 million bales
The Agriculture Department reports 1948 cotton production at 14,868,000 bales of 500 pounds each, compared with 11,857,000 bales in 1947 and a ten year average of 12,014,000. Draft age 18 reminder shows fines up to 10000 dollars and five years in jail for failure to register.
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Agriculture Department
Selective Service Board
Abandoned Wells Urged to Be Sealed After Tragedy
The death of Kauiy rascus in Santarino Canzornia highlights dangers from open wells in communities. Kathry’s presence with playmates on a vacant lot shows how easily a child can vanish near forgotten wells. Authorities call strict checks and securing abandoned wells to prevent repeats of the Kathy Fiscus case.
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Kauiy Rascus
Santarino
Canzornia
Kathry
Kathy Fiscus
Alvin Moeller to Graduate From A. I. College
Alvin H. Moeller formerly of Moulton earns a business administration degree as one of 254 A and I seniors graduating May 23. He works as a junior clerk at Humble Oil in Ima Jean office near Pleasanton. He plans to move with his family to Jourdanton Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin H. Moeller
Moulton
Alvin
Humble Oil Company
Ima Jean
Pleasanton
Texas
Jourdanton
Twenty Fifth Wedding Anniversary in Moulton Attended by Many
Mr and Mrs Peter Derrich of Moulton celebrate their twenty fifth wedding anniversary at the Anderle home with barbecue and beverages. Attendees include John Anderle Erwin Bratrich Oscar Heinrich family members from Houston Richmond Halettls ville Shiner El Campo and many Anderle relatives.
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Peter Derrich
Moulton
Reinhard Anderle
John Anderle
Erwin Bratrich
Oscar Heinrich
Mary Ann
Carol
Houston
Ludwig Heinrich
Josephine Elster
Richmond
Frank Hanslik Sr
Alf. Haikenwaelder
Leo Heinrich
Rudolph Heinrich
Nick Welfl
Rubin Anderle
Reinhold Anderle
Claude Sherry
Edmund Anderle
Anna Bratrich
Farmers File Acreage Report at City Hall
Farmers in Hallettsville submitted acreage reports to a county committee led by Alfred Gassmann and others. The data supports 1950 cotton allotments and future USDA price support plans, with the county campaign aiming to finish by June 15.
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Alfred Gassman
Johnnie Viersenne
Walter Haas
United States Department of Agriculture
Gassmann
USDA
ACA
Hallettsville
Gasamann
Valedictorian and salutatorian named at local high school
Jo Ann Eberhard daughter of Mr and Mrs E E Eberhard was chosen valedictorian with an average of 92.61 Miss Rose Nell Orts daughter of Mr and Mrs C Orts was chosen salutatorian with an average of 91.29 Congratulations, girls.
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Jo Ann Eberhard
E. E. Eberhard
Rose Nell ‘Orts
C. Orts
Memorial Day services draw crowd at Moulton cemetery
Memorial services organized by Geier-Merrem Post No. 392 at Moulton City Cemetery drew a large crowd on May 15. William Miculka opened the program, Rev K Windecker delivered the address, readings and musical numbers followed, and the post closed with a benediction.
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Moulton City
Geier-Merrem
American Legion
William Miculka
K. Windecker
Mary Alice Mladenko
Zion Lutheran
A. Moulton
Mig Band
Roger Q. Evans
Denison
Texas
Windecker
Gien
Geier-Merrem Post
District Convention Of VFW Held In Beeville Sunday
The District Convention of Veterans of Foreign Wars met in Beeville on Sunday. Post 6971 was represented by Herbert Albrecht Albert Pavlicek Jodie Meiserschlaeger Wondro Joost Edgar Keil Claude Sherry and Louis Pavlas. The Auxiliary was represented by Josie Lee Petrek Hermina Pavlas Edith Pavlas and Barbara Pavlas. Moulton was chosen as the next convention city.
Weimar Wildcats topple Moulton Bobkatz in district game
Weimar defeats Moulton Bobkatz 7 to 2 in a District 37B baseball game. Lockstedt allowed four hits and four walks for the Bobkatz, while Steck limited Weimar to two hits, both by F Bohuslav and Machalec. Bobkatz left eleven on base as their defense made five errors and Weimar had three.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moulton Bobkatz
Weimar
Miss Martha Haase Visits Parents in San Antonio
Miss Martha Marie Haase of San Antonio visited her parents Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Haase and helped Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Scott celebrate their third wedding anniversary.
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Martha Marie Haase
San Antonio
W. H. Haase
Salem
R. L. Scott
Fehrenkamp and Edison Burials Mark Texas Community Loss
Henry Fehrenkamp of Moulton dies at 55 years after a life spent in local business and band music. Jack Edison of Linton dies at 24 in New Braunfels with services held at Doepphensmidt Funeral Home. Both families and communities note lengthy ties, relocations, and family survivors including spouses, children, siblings, and in laws.
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Jack Edison
Green Cross Hospital
Luling
Texas
Doepphensmidt
New Braunfels
Baptist Church
Edison
Mattie (Jo) Barnett
Daugher
Alpha Barnett
Near Moulton
Jo Ann
Jackie Marie
Linton
Walter Lambert
Alpha Jr
Chester
Billie
Wesley Ray
Lester Barnett
Moulton
A. J. Simpton
R. L. Barnett
Nett
Savings Bond Drive Opens in Community Campaign
The community launches an Opportunity Drive for Series E Savings Bonds running six weeks from May 6 to June 30. It promotes thrift and future welfare with payroll plans that let employees buy bonds, encouraging personal finance and family security.
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U. S
Old Moulton Home Coming Draws Settlers to Reunion
Old Moulton hosted the annual old settlers reunion on the Moulton Waelder road at the Philip Nolan grounds. A sumptuous dinner was served and attendees from distant points participated. The Eagle will publish in a future issue the list of registrants.
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Moulton Chamber of Commerce
Moulton
M. M. Wagner
W. H. Pundt
Chamber of Commerce
O. F. Armstrong
Second National Bank of Houston
Wagner
Dr. Wagner
Bond a Month Plan Drives Savings Across Texas
Banks offer Bond-A-Month plans with bonds bought via wage deductions or monthly charges. Users enroll and automatically receive bonds at set intervals. Drive quotas set national at 1.04 billion, Texas at 36.95 million, and Lavaca County at 76 thousand, pitching the Opportunity Drive as a method to save for the future.
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National
Texas
Lavaca County
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Knights of Columbus
Berlin
Alvin Moeller
Geier- Mervem
C. of C
VFW
Beeville
Henry Fehrenkamp
Pioneer Family
Mrs.Edison
OLD Moulton
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