Cotton Receipts Rise at Moulton to 6787 Bales
Cotton receipts at Moulton up to Wednesday night totaled 6787 bales, compared with 6450 bales reported for the same weekday a week earlier.
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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1923
Page
1
Cotton receipts at Moulton up to Wednesday night totaled 6787 bales, compared with 6450 bales reported for the same weekday a week earlier.
No services in Moulton Sunday as the pastor will attend the missionary festival at Pflugerville.
Emil Jaroszewski is taking a position with W. F. Oehl. Banker Ed Studeman travels to Lubbock on business. F Heerssen, who weeks ago bought Konstant Reh’s soft drink stand, took possession Monday. The Eagle wishes him success.
Bible Study Class meets with Mrs. Ed. Studeman Monday at 3 30 PM. Devotional reading led by Mrs. J T Jaeggli. Lesson study Reg 11 12 13 14. Leader Mrs. Mary Webson.
Mrs William Steinmann Jr and children of Schulenburg visited Moulton one evening last week as guests of O F Knape and family. Misses Marie and Vlasta Malcik Lexie Petrek and Messrs Richard Boehm and Hermann Olle enjoyed a pleasant trip to San Antonio and New Braunfels on Sunday.
The senior class of 1923-24 organized on September 21 in the primary room with Donald Bunting elected president and Bessie Biehunke as vice president. Other officers include Jennings Studeman treasurer and Oscar Arnim treasurer, Bernice Knape press reporter. The group, the largest senior class in school history, plans to move to a new addition soon and features many local students in notes on activities and visits to nearby towns and schools.
Mrs Charles Lueke hosted the Baursville Lutheran Frauen Verein with several guests. A lunch and bazaar is planned at Luther Hall on Saturday October 13. The Moulton Lutheran Frauen Verein welcomed four new members at a Thursday meeting and will host a bazaar Saturday October 20.
The Moulton Home and School hosted a Tuesday evening chicken supper with fried chicken, boiled ham, potato salad, beans, bread, pies and iced tea. Net proceeds reached about 55 dollars to bolster the athletic fund, as students assisted and the campus gleamed with electric lights and a new addition.
The board of trustees of the Moulton Independent School District met Friday night and accepted Farmers & Merchants State Bank bid at 4 percent on daily balance for the depository of funds for the 1923 24 school year.
Mr and Mrs Henry Krueger invite all married couples to a dance at Herman Park Hall on Saturday night October 6 celebrating their twenty fifth anniversary. Attendees are asked to spend a few pleasant hours in a cordial social event.
Adolph Knezek, long time farmer east of town, has contracted John C. Mueller to build a modern bungalow. Construction is scheduled to begin soon.
August G Mueller suffers neck pain after a chair collapse while hanging a wall nail. Mrs Mladenko mends a leg burn from lard spill. Edward Bohuslav heals at home with a sore foot from stepping on a nail. Clifford Baur survives a 30 foot windmill fall with no injuries.
Vaclavik Benes and Miss Lydia Benes were wed at the Catholic church in Hochheim Prairie near Yoakum with Rev. Father Benes officiating. The bride is from Hochheim and the groom is a prominent Yoakum man. The Eagle extends best wishes for a happy marriage.
Frank Stastny and William Hillmer invest in remodeling and new construction. Local residents repair a half mile road to the school with Ben Strattmann and others. Commissioner Butschek sends a grading crew. School opens with forty five pupils as patrons attend the opening exercises.
Prof. J Bludworth of the Sam and Will Moore Institute organizes the athletic forces at Moulton High. The school has strong talent and is expected to capture a good share of honors this season.
Roy Kotzebue and Oscar Brunkenhoefer left for Galveston Friday to enroll in a course in pharmacy at the State Medical College.
W. K. Richter becomes postmaster succeeding L. A. Meiners who held the office since 1914. Miss Louise Meiners remains with the office for a period to assist the new postmaster.
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