Moulton Eagle Highlights Local News and Travel
The Moulton Eagle column from May 21, 1920 reports Adamcik visiting Elgin to stay with Miss Ophelia Camp, travel plans for Joe Sobotik and Oscar Wolters to Cuba, Pauline Fertsch and friends attending a silver wedding anniversary in Westhoff, Claude Paulus returning from San Antonio after excelling at Peacock's Military Academy, and several Mother’s Day gatherings including Mrs. Goetz’s family birthday celebration with Miss Tumlinson of Dallas noted among the guests.
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Pauline Fertsch
Annie Handles
Bernita
Westhoff
William Fertsch
Claude Paulus
D. A. Paulus
San Antonio
Claude
Peacock’s Military Academy
Hallettsville Herald
KE. L. Etlinger
J. J. Kotzebue
Moulton
Paul Goetz
Paul
Paula
Frances
Seguin
Ford Goetz
Dallas
Gonzales Inquirer
District notes from Shiver Gazette on local lodge members
Othold of the Grand Trustees travels to San Antonio next Sunday on Order business. J. M. Canon visited Galveston this week as Rathbone Lodge No. 129 Knights of Pythias representative. Mrs Bernice Dickson now resides with daughter Mrs Band May in Yoakum. Mrs P A Lyons with daughter Mrs W O Mewes. Mrs Dorcas Thornton with daughter Mrs A J Dittmar.
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Othold
Sons of Hermano
San Antonio
J. M. Canon
Galveston
Rathbone Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Bernice Dickson
Band May of
Yoakum
P. A. Lyons
W. O. Mewes
Dorcas Thornton
A. J. Dittmar
Shiver Gazette
Teachers for Coming Year in Shiner Texas
At a May 12 meeting of the board of education the 1920 21 faculty was elected T H Leslie as superintendent and mathematics Charles Chovanetz as principal and history Mrs J J Schulze science Miss Lance Miller sixth and seventh grades Miss Ernestine Mergenthaler fourth and fifth grades Miss Viola Hodanek second and third grades Mrs James Matejek primary
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shiner
Texas
Board of Education
T.H. Leslie
Charles Chovanetz
J. J. Schulze
Lance Miller
Ernestine Mergenthaler
Viola Hodanek
James Matejek
Flies Hand made Plane Serge
1st Class Henry T. Elliot stationed at Brooks Field has built a Ford powered plane. After initial trials he has corrected defects and is confident he will soon fly with the best. May 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Serge
Henry T. Elliot
Brooks Field
San Antonio Express
Alligator Captured Near Stratton Home by Local Children
May 11 in Yoakum Texas small children of Charles Adams net a live four foot alligator from a ravine near their Stratton area residence.
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Yoakum
Texas
Charles Adams
Stratton
Library aid for disabled and discharged service men
The American Library Association War Service programs provide hospital libraries for sick and disabled veterans. Books, magazines, and Braille editions support ex servicemen in hospitals and camps. Portable crews libraries serve merchant mariners, coast guard, lighthouse personnel, and overseas units, with loans funded by United War Work funds.
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ALLA
Association
Ces
State Library Commission
A. L. A. War Service
West ‘Thirty-ninth Street
New York City
Merchant Marine Department
Young Violinist Stella Wolters Returns Home
Miss Stella Wolters arrives in Shiner Texas from Chicago after concluding a season with a lyceum bureau touring the Southern States. Formerly with the San Antonio Symphony Orchestra she is the youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs E F Wolters. She studied violin at Baylor University and attended Cincinnati Conservatory for a term.
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Shiner
Texas
Stella Wolters
Chicago
Lyceum Bureau
San Antonio Symphony Orchestra
E. F. Wolters
Baylor University
Cincinnatti Conservatory
Head Resigns as Shiner Cotton Compress Chief
O C Henkhaus, longtime superintendent, resigns at Shiner compress. Tom Nowlin of Texas City arrives to assume charge of the plant and operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shiner
Texas
O. C. Henkhaus
Shiner Compresas
Tom Nowlin
Texas City
Windmill Fall Injures Yoakum Worker May 12
Grover Middlebrook of the Fordtran section fell from a windmill he was repairing near Yoakum Texas on May 12 and suffered severe injuries. He was transported to San Antonio for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yoakum
Texas
Grover Middlebrook
Fordtran
San Antonio
Free Text-book Return Request for Moulton Schools
All patrons of Moulton public schools are urged to ensure return of free text books used by their children before the session ends in May 1920. Books not returned by the close of term will bar future use next fall. those books must be returned in good condition or paid for per Texas text book laws. C. C. Roeder, Supt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moulton
State of
Texas
C. C. Roeder
RAT-SNAP: a guaranteed rodent killer for farms and buildings
Rat control product RAT-SNAP offers 25¢, 50¢, and $1.00 cake sizes with guarantees. It claims to kill rats leaving no odor and that cats or dogs will not touch it. Sold by F. J. Knesek & Sons and A. F. Kotzebue Drug Co.
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F. J. Knesek & Sons
A. F. Kotzebue Drug Co
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