Moulton P T A Presents Musical Dance Review
The Moulton Parent-Teacher Association sponsors a musical dance review at the Moulton School Auditorium on Wednesday night December 1. The Pom erania School of Dances features children from here Shiver and Yoakum with songs and dances from this year's movie hits. The doll shop in a Christmas style is highlighted and guest entertainers from Yoakum and Shiner join local children in colorful scenery and costumes.
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Moulton
Parent-Teacher Association
Pomerania School of Dances
Shiver
Yoakum
Yoakum and Shiner
P.T. A
Lavaca County Court convenes in December at Hallettsville
The Lavaca County Court convenes in Hallettsville for the first week of December. Jurors summoned include Edmund Anderle John Beran Frank B Gertner Ed Kolar and Willie Bratrich for week one and Vliadik Culak Joe Jemeika Frank Kubena and Rudy Haas for week two.
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County Court of
Lavaca County
Hallettsville
Edmund Anderle
John Beran
Frank B. Gertner
Ed. Kolar
Willie Bratrich
Vliadik Culak
Joe Jemeika
Frank Kubena
Rudy Haas
Shanghai Quiet After Return of Darileks Daughter
Mr and Mrs Joseph F G Darilek receive a letter from daughter Mrs Mary Brauer. She and her husband had been taken to Manila for safety and have returned to Shanghai where she reports that everything is quiet now.
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Joseph F. G. Darilek
Mary Brauer
Manilla
Shanghai
Garner Age 69 on November 22
Vice President John N. Garner was 69 years old on November 22.
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John N. Garner
Business Men's League Seeks Members to Build Town
Community group invites joining to aid town development and improve local services through collaborative projects and neighborly effort.
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Business Men’s League
Governor Allred Returns From Mexico Hunting Trip
Governor James V. Allred has come back from a hunting trip in Mexico. He reported no incidents and said the trip was successful with game taken and safe travel home.
State general fund tops seventeen million in record
The state's general fund passed the 17 million dollar mark on Saturday setting an all time record.
Zippo Cue: Bill McE Craw Questioned About Recent Experience
A prompt asks to inquire Bill McE Craw about his latest encounter described as a zipper. The wording suggests a personal experience and invites direct comment from the individual. The note treats the topic as a casual prompt rather than a formal report.
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Bill Mce- Craw
Farmers to Plant Hundreds of Tomato Acres Next Year
Gonzales county farmers plan to plant several hundred acres to tomatoes next year according to reports received here.
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Gonzales County
Mansfield Bids The Moulton Eagle to Washington
Congressman J. J. Mansfield orders his copy of The Moulton Eagle sent to Washington during the special session of Congress. He aims to keep Congress informed on local happenings as lawmakers convene.
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J. J. Mansfield
Washington
Congress
Congress selects Lubbock for 1988 convention city
The Congress of Parents and Teachers met at Beaumont for its annual convention and chose Lubbock as the site of the 1988 gathering.
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Congress of Parents and Teachers
Beaumont
Lubbock
Meeting on crop diversification in Moulton on November 30
A meeting will be held in Moulton on November 30 to discuss crop diversification. All farmers in the Moulton trade territory and all local businessmen are urged to attend.
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Moulton
Former Moulton Girl Dies After Cer Crash
Mrs. Eleanor Murray 28, nee Schnuriger of San Antonio died in a San Antonio hospital from injuries in a crash on the Austin highway. Funeral held Tuesday. The Schnuriger family once ran a Moulton bakery on Moore Avenue. Survived by husband Ernest B Murray, parents John and Mrs Schnuriger, four brothers and two sisters.
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Eleanor Murray
Schnuriger
San Antonio
Francis
Robert Lee Schnuriger
Misses Louise
Mary Ann Schnuriger
Miss Theresia Gold Undergoes Appendicitis Operation
Miss Theresia Gold daughter of Mr and Mrs Joe Gold of near Old Moulton underwent an appendicitis operation at Shiner hospital Tuesday afternoon. The Eagle wishes Miss Gold a speedy recovery.
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Theresia Gold
Joe Gold
Old Moulton
Shiner Hospital
Eagle
Miss Gold
Roosevelt popularity remains high in new public opinion poll
A recent American Institute of Public Opinion survey shows President Roosevelt's popularity unchanged since 1936, indicating strong public support for his leadership amid ongoing national concerns.
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Roosevelt
The
American Institute of Public Opinion
Captain Eyston Sets Utah Salt Flats Speed Record
Captain Geo T. Eyston established a land speed record driving a British built racing car on the Utah salt flats at 311.42 miles per hour.
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Geo. T. Eyston
Utah Salt Flats
Windsors Favored to Return Home by British Opinion
A survey by the British Institute of Public Opinion finds 61 percent of Britons favor the Windsors returning to England to establish their home.
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British Institute of Public Opinion
England
Texas Oil Wells and Tax Revenue Figures
Texas chalks up about 74 500 producing oil wells with daily output near 1 500 000 barrels. Industry reports estimate roughly 42 000 000 dollars in taxes to be paid this year.
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Texas
Citizens urged to pay poll tax and participate in government
Citizens are urged to pay poll tax and secure the right to help decide important issues. The notice emphasizes every citizen should participate in government affairs.
Red Cross Sends Aid to Philippine Typhoon Victims
The American Red Cross wired 15000 dollars to its Philippine Chapter to aid victims. About 20000 people are homeless and over 100000 require assistance after the typhoon.
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American Red Cross
Philippine
Government Acquires St Charles Ranch for Game Preserve
The United States government bought 5960 acres of St Charles Ranch in Refugio and Aransas counties at ten dollars per acre. The land will be used as a game preserve.
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United States
St. Charles Ranch
Refugio
Aransas
Tomato disease study planned for Hallettsville-Yoakum area
A representative from the Agricultural and Mechanical College Experiment Station will be stationed in the Hallettsville-Yoakum tomato territory next year to study diseases of the tomato plant. County Agent King will call a meeting of those interested in tomato growing.
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Agricultural and Mechanical College Experiment Station
Hallettsville-Yoakum
King
Prominent Cistern Nursery Owner Dies at 65
H. C Thiede of Cistern, owner of the Thiede nursery and well known locally, died last Tuesday and was buried Wednesday in Cistern Cemetery. Survived by his widow, one son and three daughters.
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H. C Thiede
Thiede
Bohnenkamps Visit San Antonio and Bandera
Mr and Mrs G J Bohnenkamp spent the early part of the week traveling in San Antonio and Bandera.
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G.J. Bohnenkamp
San Antonio
Bandera
Witts Family Visits Hillmers in San Antonio
Mr. Harry T. Witts and his family from San Antonio spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wm Hillmer.
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Harry T. Witts
San Antonio
Wm Hillmer
Jaeggli and Gerhold Couple Visit in San Antonio
Mr and Mrs J T Jaeggli Miss Marietta Gerhold and Messrs Donald Bunting and Grady Whittle spent Sunday in San Antonio.
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J.T. Jaeggli
Marietta Gerhold
Messrs
Donald Bunting
Grady Whittle
San Antonio
Mrs Helweg Returns from Visits to Richmond and West Columbia
Mrs F J Helweg has returned from visits with Mr and Mrs Leon Helweg in Richmond and with Mr and Mrs Henry Helweg in West Columbia.
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F. J. Helweg
Leon Helweg
Richmond
Mrs
Henry Helweg
West Columbia
San Antonio and Baytown visitors stay with Orts couple
Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Slay of San Antonio and Mr. and Mrs. QC P Propst of Baytown were week end visitors in the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Orts.
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W. G. Slay
San Antonio
QC. P. Propst
Baytown
C. C. Orts
Homecoming Attendance By Institute Staff At San Marcos
W Keith Brown and Grady Whittle members of the Sam and Will Moore Institute teaching staff attended the homecoming at the Southwest Texas State Teachers College in San Marcos.
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W. Keith Brown
Grady Whittle
Sam and Will Moore Institute
Southwest Texas State Teachers College
San Marcos
Attendees From Bryan and Brenham Attend Thursday Football Game
Mrs Sam Jaegg h and daughter Iva Sue joined Bill Vanham Gordon Wells Victor Jr and Colleen Fehrenkamp and Taylor Biehunke at Brenham’s Thursday football game. Sam Jaegl i Jr from Allen Academy Bryan also attended.
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Sam Jaeggh
Iva Sue
Bill Vanham
Gordon Wells
Victor Jr
Colleen Fehrenkamp
Taylor Biehunke
Brenham
Sam Jaeggli, Jr
Allen Academy
Bryan
Wesley Knape at Texas Lutheran College Seguin
Wesley Knape attends Texas Lutheran College at Seguin where he serves as assistant business manager and assistant circulation manager of the College Paper. He also plays solo trumpet in the College Band and spent weekend at home with his parents.
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Wesley Knape
Texas Lutheran College
Seguin
Wesley
Former Moulton Man's Father Succumbs
Funeral services for A. Bergfeld, 80, were held in Seguin last week Tuesday. He was the father of W. A. Bergfeld, a former Moulton resident. Surviving are his widow and six children. Bergfeld had been a Seguin druggist for more than six decades.
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A. Bergfeld
Seguin
W. A. Bergfeld
Moulton
Bergfeld
Automobile Deaths Drop in October in Texas
Texas reports 159 automobile deaths in October, 30 fewer than September and 37 fewer than October 1986, per state Department of Public Safety records.
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Austin
Texas
State Department of Safety
Last Regular Meeting of Ladies Bridge Club Held
The ladies bridge club met at Mrs. J. B. Wilson for their final regular gathering. A number of interesting games were played and a lunch of toast, vegetable salad, pineapple cake and coffee was served.
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Ladies Bridge Club
J. B. Wilson
Newspaper subscriptions offer value for readers
The Moulton Eagle and the Semi-Weekly Farm News advertise annual rates of $200 and $1.00 respectively, with a combined offer of $2.50 per year. This promotion encourages readers to subscribe now for a good deal.
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Moulton Eagle
Local residents travel to Victoria on Monday
Mr. and Mrs. G Bobnenkamp, Mr. and Mrs. F Wilks, Mrs. Rudie Mueller, Mrs. Vernon Vogt, Mrs. Leona Merrem, Mrs. Ernst Kieschnik, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wagner, William Hillmer, F L Filipp and Joe C Wagner were in Victoria Monday.
Addicks Visitors Attend Southwest Texas Homecoming
Supt. and Mrs Patton with son and Mr. and Mrs. Lan drum visited the Knapes Sunday after attending the Southwest Texas State Teachers College homecoming in San Marcos.
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Patton
H. M. Landrum of
Addicks
O. F. Knape
San Marcos
Southwest Texas State Teachers College
Crop Diversification Meeting Planned for Tuesday Night
A meeting to discuss crop diversification will be held at the American Legion Hall on Tuesday night November 30 at 7 30 o clock under the sponsorship of the Moulton Business Men's League. Topics include poultry raising tomato growing and dairying with invited speakers. Farmers and business men are invited to attend.
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American Legion Hell
Moulton Business Men’s League
Ables
Allred says no new Texas special session unless action assured
Governor Allred, back from a Mexico hunting trip, declined to call another special session unless he is confident progress will be made. He dismissed petitions from County Judges for new taxes to fund social security programs and urged judges to pressure their legislators. He noted a recent called session ended without enacting the governor’s tax proposals.
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Austin
James V. Allred
Mexico
County Judges Association
Allred
Coldest Weather Yet Sits In As Sleet Falls
A cold spell hit the area with the thermometer at 28 degrees Tuesday morning. Light rain and sleet fell Monday evening, marking the season’s coldest weather so far.
Bridge Accepted Over San Marcos River West Of Gonzales
The State Highway Department accepted the new $100,000 bridge over the San Marcos River two miles west of Gonzales on Highway No. 3. The bridge is finished and paving on approaches will occur soon.
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Gonzales
Texas
State Highway Department
San Marcos River
Thanks for Subscriptions Since Last Report
The Eagle thanks readers for subscription payments since the last report. Names listed include W. Kortwig of Moulton, Konrad Branecky of Victoria, John A. Rothbauer of Shiner, Mrs. Katherine Wachtendorf, and Monday.
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W. ©. Kortwig
Moulton
Konrad Branecky
Victoria
John A. Rothbauer
Shiner
Katherine Wachtendorf
Former Lavaca County District Clerk Dies at 63
Charles Strauss of Hallettsville, longtime Lavaca county district clerk, died at home of a heart attack aged 63 years. He served eleven years and resigned in 1934. survived by widow Caroline and seven children, with a large family in Hallettsville and nearby towns. Funeral at Sacred Heart Church followed by burial in Hallettsville Catholic Cemetery.
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Charles Strauss
Hallettaville
Lavacx County
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Halletteville Catholic
Strauss
Frelsburg
Texas
Caroline Kopecky
Victor Strauss
Lavaca County
Moulton
John Kvinta
Austin
South Mustang
Gus Strauss
Hallettsville
Freddie Strauss
Breslau
Annie
Carlie Strauss
Richard
Otto
Sbiner
Henry
Joe
Leo Strauss
Frances Kopecky
Emily Kopecky
Yoakum
Tillie Strauss
Shiner
Field Representative Meets Local Officers in Moulton
C. C. Crutchfield of the League of Texan Municipalities visited Moulton officials last week Wednesday to discuss city government matters. He was accompanied by Mayor F. T. Fehrenkamp and also paid a pleasant call on The Eagle office.
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C. C. Crutchfield
League of Texan
Austin
Moulton
Mr. Crutchfield
F. T. Fehrenkamp
Moulton Water Board Holds Regular Meeting
The Moulton Water Board held its regular monthly meeting at Dr. Oscar A. Dari lek’s office Thursday evening with Vladik Boehm presiding and Victor F. Krenkamp at the desk. All members were present and routine business was transacted.
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Moulton Water Board
Oscar A. Darilek
Vladik Boehm
Victor F.krenkamp
Moulton Hunter Returns With Two Bucks from New Braunfels Trip
Lee Jarosek and Herbert Fiedler returned Sunday from a hunting trip in the New Braunfels section with two deer. One buck had five points and the other six points. Both were taken by Mr Jarosek.
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Lee Jarosek
Herbert Fiedler
New Braunfels
Mr. Jarozex
Moulton Band Joins Homecoming at San Marcos
The Moulton High School Band directed by Grady Whittle attended the homecoming at Southwest Texas State Teachers College in San Marcos. They reported strong attendance an engaging program and an enjoyable day.
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Moulton High School
Grady Whittle
Southwest Texas State Teachers College
San Marcos
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Lawrence Wilbur
Bridge Club
Moulton P.T.A
Dance Review of 1937
Pomerantz
Moulton School
Dist
Moulton Hunter
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