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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1923
Page
1
The Baursville Lutheran Frauen Verein will hold its next meeting at Luther Hall on Wednesday November 7 with Mesdames FE Hannemann and Adolph Baur as hostesses. Membership reported at the last meeting.
A Bible study class meets with Mrs Ed Studeman on Monday afternoon at 3 30. The session includes prayer devotional from Hebrews 2 and a lesson on Genesis 1 to 4 led by Mrs Lee Bunting.
Louis Janca and Emma Barta were married at Moulton Tuesday morning in a ceremony conducted by Judge F. J. Helweg. Their many friends wish them a happy wedded life.
The Story Hour at the school house drew 50 children and eight women last Saturday. It invites everyone to return next Saturday and bring friends.
German services in Moulton Sunday at 19 30 h and English services at 7 p m. This notice outlines parish schedule for worship in two languages at the local Lutheran church.
The Eagle notes multiple marriages at the Catholic church officiated by Rev. Father Joseph Kopp. On October 22 Ed Hirsch wed Marguerite Kolivoda, October 24 Leo Wend land wed Edna Hundsnur scher, October 30 several unions followed including Ed Kramer bauer with Adele Culak Adolf Nickel with Janie Pilat Adolf Ermis with Emma Kasper and John Meyer with Evaline Cherry.
Dr. Charles P. Steinmetz longtime electrical pioneer died at his Schenectady home New York. Born in Breslau Germany April 9 1863 he came to the United States in 1899 penniless and unable to speak English. He recently produced an artificial indoor thunder storm with a bolt of lightning. At his death he was reportedly the world’s highest paid electrician.
Mrs. Josephine Balhorn traveled to Rockdale last Thursday to visit relatives. Mrs. F. L. Filipp departed for San Antonio on Monday to see her daughter Mrs. J. W. Ermis. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wagner and Mr. F. J. Wagner and family spent Sunday visiting in Yoakum.
W G Chapman age 89 died after brief illness in Hallettsville on Wednesday October 24 burial was in Hallettsville City Cemetery he leaves six children 24 grandchildren and two great grandchildren a Mississippi native he lived in Lavaca County since 1859 and served in the Confederate army.
The local school board approved a bond for the Farmers and Merchants State Bank of Moulton as depository and endorsed the addition to the Sam and Will Moore institute. The janitor’s salary rose five dollars monthly starting October 16, and the auditorium will reopen with John C. Mueller hired to supervise.
Miss Maxie Darilek daughter of Mr and Mrs Karl Darilek received a surprise party Monday evening at the parental home west of town for her birthday. Refreshments were served, games played and dancing followed as guests departed late.
Frank Machart and son in law Frank Miculka bought the remaining 212 acres of the Crane estate about two and a half miles east of town for 19 297.60 dollars. A. J. Darilek acted as the local real estate broker in the transaction.
A. Wunderlich near Fredericksburg captured a large hawk owl in a trap, with a wingspan of three feet eleven inches. The taxidermist will prepare the bird for a Fredericksburg display window.
Yoakum Texas October 26 J P Munsch of Sweet Home held on a 10000 bond to await trial in the Lavaca County murder case tied to the September 2 killing of Charles Savage by the grand jury.
John Mueller and his crew completed a new bungalow for Adolph Knezek east of town. Mueller will soon work at Peach Creek erecting homes for George Kaiser and Fritz G. Fisbeck over the coming weeks.
John Mang of a mile north of town says his brother Andrew Mang died June 2 in Montevideo Uruguay. He had lived there since 1884 and was about 56 years old.
Ed Hirsch wed Miss Marguerite Kolivoda at Moulton Catholic church with Rev Joseph Kopp presiding. Jos Kneifel and Hilda Kosler married at Shiner Catholic church by Rev L P Petardus. Weddings and visits are noted as residents plan year on Hirsch farm and in Charlottenburg Falls County.
The Kotzebue Drug Company has installed a beautiful market soda fountain made by the American Soda Fountain Company of Boston. The new fixture enhances the store’s appearance and adds to its appeal.
Mrs Joe Etlinger will entertain the Catholic Ladies Aid Society on Thursday November 8 at the home of her daughter Mrs Willie Koenig.
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