Warne Krause Moulton Lumber Merchant Remembered
In Moulton relatives and friends mourn Warne J Krause a young business man of Henry Krause & Son who died unexpectedly of heart failure at age 26. The funeral at Flatonia featured Masonic rites and drew many locals. he leaves a wife Clare Harrison and a baby girl plus parents and two sisters.
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Warne J. Krause
Moulton
Warne Krause
Warne
Henry Krause & Son
West First Street
Duby
Liman
Flatonia
Masonic Lodge
Allen
John C. Mueller
Clare Harrison
Fiatonia
Moulton Lodge No
Woodmen of the World
Hermann
Henry Krause
H. A. Menefee
Rock Island
Guy , Haltom
Eagle
John Mang
F. Kotzebue
Kuehn's Grove Residents Gather for Birthday Celebration
A large crowd gathered at Mr. Aug Kuehn Sr's home on Sunday evening. Attendees included Ernst Zimmermann, Aug Kuehn and families, Willie Winkenwerder, Anton Moeller, Joseph Dietschke, Walter, Adolph Haas, Louis Hob, Herman Wieting, Whylie Mann, McNatt, Louis Riedel, and Alvin Bowe. They celebrated Mr Kuehn's birthday and wished him well.
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Aug- Kuehn
Willie Winkenwerder
Anton Moeller
Joseph Dietschke
Walter
Adolph Haas
Louis Hob- Herman Wieting
Whyliemann
McNatt
Louis Riedel
Alvin Bowe
Blue Bird
Kuehn
Reception and Dance Honoring Fehrenkamp and Bride
A Friday evening reception and dance at the opera house honored Mr. Henry Fehrenkamp and his bride. Despite bad weather a large crowd attended the festive event with decorated hall grand mar prised attractions and a complimentary program. Tables wore chrysanthemums and cake was served as dancing continued late and guests wished the couple happiness.
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Opera House
Henry Fehrenkamp
Fehrenkamp
Conseveralne
Postoffice Chief Chooses Acting Shiner Postmaster
In Shiner Texas Inspector Black reports the post office is in good condition after closing the accounts of the deceased postmaster. C M Hughes is acting postmaster as the appointment process continues with Ed Herder Charles Strauss and Herman Hollman as leading candidates supported by top local business leaders. Ella Meyer returns home from Swiss Alp after two week stay with her sister Mrs O F Knape.
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Shiner
Texas
C. M. Hughes
Shiner Post Office
Black
Herder
Charles Strauss
Herman Hollman
Mise Ella Meyer
O. F. Knape
Roeder Hucek Matrimony Blessing at Catholic Church
Alois Roeder and Miss Mary Hucek wed at the Catholic church Monday morning with Rev. Machan officiating. The ceremony followed by a celebration at the bride’s parents’ home. The community notes several local visits visits and family gatherings mentioning the Roeders, Hirsch, Seidenberg, Ullmann, Sander, and Guettner families with Sunday reunions and school arrangements.
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Alois Roeder
Mary Hucek
Machan
Clara Guettner
Dilworth
Frank J Roeder
Joe Prosches Roeders
Sanders
Alfred
Blue Bonnet Poem A Texas Flower Tribute
Poem praising the bluebonnet as the Texas state flower. Describes sunlit hills and plains filled with blue blossoms, soldiers of blue banners, and contrasts beauty with material greed. Ends with a personal vow to love the flower for its cheerful message carried by the southern breeze.
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Texas
Mm'ffalo
Lone Star State
In Memorian of Brother Warnicke J Krause
Resolutions by Moulton Lodge No 298 A F and A M mourn the death of Warnicke J Krause who joined October 30 1999 and served as Worshipful Master. The lodge notes his qualities as a Mason husband father and member of the community. The minutes urge mourning attire a 30 day badge and publication to honor the deceased and his family. November 18 1914.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warnicke J. Krause
Moulton Lodge
A. F
A. M
Moulton
A. F B. Kotzebue
P. O. Puck
J. T. Jaeggli
Veselka Beran wed in Moulton Catholic Church
Adolph Beran and Marie Veselka were married in Moulton at the Catholic church with Rev. K Schindler presiding. The ceremony was followed by a reception at the bride’s parents home near Henkhaus. The groom is son of Charles Bevan of near Moulton and the bride is praised as a fine Henkhaus young woman. The Eagle wishes the couple a long, happy life.
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Adolph Beran
Marie Veselka
Moulton Catholic Church
K. Schindler
Joe Veselka
Henkhaus
Charles Bevan
Moulton
Moulton Route One Community Notes
Ed Filipp and family moved from East Bernand to his father's farm in the area. W G Tullar and J Mang families from Charlotte visited relatives here last week. Ferdinand Schindler and family visited John Mang's home Sunday. Rosie Stainacher stayed with relatives near Sunday with the Henkhaus family. Paul Giesbers and family from Sun Flatonia visited Alma and Jonnie Giesbers. Schindler family also visited Sunday. Exchange: November 17, 1914 notes Miss ts of Ferdi.
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Ed. Filipp
East Bernand
W. G. Tullar
John Mang
Charlotte
Ferdinand Schindler
Rosie Stainacher
Henkhaus
Paul Giesbers
Sun- Flatonia
Good Roads and Rural Life Emphasize Road Quality
The article argues that country roads are crucial to rural life and national progress. It asserts well kept roads reflect a well bred population, improve living conditions, and enable quicker communication, despite high construction costs.
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