Mrs. Pauline Knapick Dies in Houston at 84
Mrs Pauline Knapick nee Baca died in Houston on Saturday October 1 at the home of her son John Knapick. The funeral was held at her granddaughter’s home and interment followed in the Catholic cemetery. Pallbearers were Vinc Rehmet Lucas Kehmet Peter Etlinger Joe Papacek Oscar Anders and Vinc Papacek. She was born October 13 1842 in Bordovic Moravia and came to Texas in 1860. She married Andrew J Knapick who died 14 years ago. She leaves 9 children 35 grandchildren 34 great grandchildren and 1 great great grandchild.
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Pauline Knapick
Houston
John Knapick
E. A. Jaeggli
Joseph Kopp
Vinc Rehmet
Lucas Kehmet
Peter Etlinger
Joe Papacek
Oscar Anders
Vinc Papacek
Ducho and Schacherl Tie The Knot In Moulton Catholic Rite
Mr John Ducho Jr and Miss Matilde Schacherl were married at the Catholic church in Moulton Tuesday morning with Rev Father Joseph Kopp officiating. The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs John Schacherl and the groom the son of Mr and Mrs John Ducho.
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John Ducho, Jr
Matilde Schacherl
Moulton
Father Joseph Kopp
John Schacherl
John Ducho
PTA Meeting and Social at Baursville School
The P T A plans a meeting and social at Baursville school on Tuesday night October 11. All interested in the school are urged to attend. Judge August W Janszen and Wylie McNatt were in Taylor on Monday.
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P.T.A
Baursville
August W. Janszen
Wylie McNatt
Taylor
Gonzales County Fair Opens With Parade and Rodeo
The Gonzales County Fair and Pecan Exposition ran from Tuesday to Saturday showcasing overflowing exhibit halls. Highlights included a parade led by the American Legion Band of Moulton in white, plus horse races rodeo band concerts carnival attractions fireworks and dances drawing visitors from near and far.
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Gonzales
American Legion Band of
Moulton
Lilie Wieting Couple Married at Hallsville Court House
Edwin Lilie wed Matilda Wieting in Hallsville courthouse ceremony conducted by Judge C L Stavinoha. The bride is daughter of Otto and Mrs Wieting. the groom, son of Mrs Fritz Lilie, resides several miles southeast of town.
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Edwin Lilie
Matilda Wieting
Hallettsville
C. L. Stavinoha
Otto Wieting
Fritz Lilie
Bevan Family Takes New Two Story Stucco Home
Mr John Bevan and family occupy their new two story stucco house in the southwest part of town. It is described as one of the most beautiful homes in the city.
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John Bevan
Bridge Club Meeting Highlights and Tea
Miss Sophie Krause hosted the Bridge Club last Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. J. T. Jaegli earned the high score. Refreshments of cake sandwiches and coffee were served.
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Sophie Krause
J. T. Jaeggli
Fayette County Fair Returns to La Grange for Four Days
The Fourth Annual Fayette County Fair will run in La Grange from October 12 to 15. Organizers promise an ideal fair ground and a royal time for all attendees.
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Fayette County
LaGrange
Bazaar Prep By Boursville Lutheran Group
Preparations are underway for the annual bazaar to be held at Luther Hall on October 22 by the Boursville Lutheran Frau en Verein.
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Boursville Lutheran Frauen Verein
Luther Hall
Mrs A Roeber Dies at Wit ting Burial in Witting Lutheran Cemetery
Mrs A Roeber died at Wit ting on Sunday and was buried Monday in the Witting Lutheran cemetery Rev A H Falkenberg of Moulton officiating She was 79 born September 19 1849 in Mellen Germany came to Texas with her parents and married A Roeber in 1868 She resided in Witting 35 years and leaves her husband two sons Charles Roeber Ernest Roeber two daughters Mrs A J Hill and Mrs H A Schoenvogel two brothers E H Kuenstler and August Kuenstler She was a Lutheran and member of the Ladies Aid of Witting.
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A. Roeber
Witting
Witting Lutheran
A. H. Falkenberg
Moulton
Mellen
Germany
Texas
A. Kuenstler
Charles Roeber
Hallettsville
Ernest Roeber
A. J. Hill
H. A. Schoenvogel
E. H. Kuenstler
Encinal
August Kuenstler
Los Angeles
Lutheran Church
Ladies’ Aid of
Oak Grove School Opens Under New Management
Oak Grove School opened Monday September 26 under the management of Miss Sallie Moreland and Miss Ednad Reischl. Trustees provided a Book of Knowledge and a morning recess treat was given to children teachers and patrons. Attendees included Mrs Louis Niebuhr Mrs Ernest Zappe Mrs Rud Brueggmann Mrs Paul Ammermann and others.
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Oak Grove
Sallie Moreland
Ednad Reischl
Louis Niebuhr
Ernest Zappe
Rud. Brueggmann
Paul Ammermann
John Raab
Anton Pavlas
Henry Wenske
Frank Picha
Gus Gummel
Little World's Fair receipt note and local visits
The editor of The Moulton Earle acknowledges a season complimentary ticket to the Little World’s Fair to be held in Yorktown on October 12 15 and 4. The report lists visits and travels of local residents including Miss Bernice Knape, Mr and Mrs Rudolph Papacek and son Arnold, Miss Viola Pheil, Rev A H Falkenberg, Mr Joseph F Hruska and family, Rud Valenta, Mrs A C Rehmet and children, Rev Falkenberg at a burial in Witting cemetery, Leon C Schoenig visiting Victoria, Alvester Radke and P E Deyo with Allen Evans, Miss Tillie Franke and others visiting El Paso.
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Moulton Earle
Yorktown
P. E. Deyo
Allen Evans
el Paso
Victor Fehrenkamp
Tillie Franke
Barborak Motal wed in local ceremony
Mr Emil Barborak and Miss Viasta Motal were united in marriage Tuesday morning with Rev Father Kopp officiating. A sumptuous dinner followed at the bride’s parents home. The couple will reside in Schulenburg where he is employed by the Schulenburg Battery Company.
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Emil Barborak
Viasta Motal
Father Kopp
Schulenburg
Schulenburg Battery Company
Tousek and Zapletal Wed at Moulton Catholic Church
Charles Tousek and Julie Zapletal, both of the Henkhaus section, married at Moulton Catholic church Tuesday morning with Rev. Father Joseph Kopp as celebrant. He is son of Vaclav Tousek and Mrs. Zapletal. she is daughter of Frank Zapletal and his wife.
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Charles Tousek
Julie Zapletal
Henkhaus
Moulton Catholic Church
Joseph Kopp
Vaclav. Tousek
Frank Zapletal
Births Reported for September and October
A boy named Eugene Jim arrived Tuesday September 27 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Kubicek. A son greeted Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Haase on Friday September 30. A daughter was born Monday October 3 to Mr. and Mrs. Emil Siems, and another daughter arrived Tuesday October 4 to Mr. and Mrs. Willie Wenske.
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Jim Kubicek
Eugene Jim
Herbert Haase
Emil Siems
Willie Wenske
Safety Pin In Threat
Lydia Boehm six month old daughter of Mr and Mrs Willie E Boehm of near Oak Grove swallowed a safety pin after removing it from a doll. The pin lodged in her larynx and surgeons in San Antonio removed it after an eight hour drive with W A Bergfeld driving. She was brought back Sunday and is reportedly doing fine.
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Lydia Boehm
Willie E. Boehm
Oak Grove
San Antonio
W. A. Bergfeld
G A Broesche Dies At 80 In Burton
G A Broesche aged 80 died at his home in Burton on Monday and was buried in Burton Cemetery Wednesday afternoon. He leaves a wife and six children. Rev and Mrs A H Falkenberg attended the funeral.
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G. A. Broesche
A. H. Broesche
Burton
A. H. Falkenberg
Lutheran Bazaar Draws Crowd at Luther Hall
The Moulton Lutheran Frauen Verein held its annual bazaar at Luther Hall on Saturday. A goodly crowd attended and the proceeds totaled over $88.00.
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Moulton Lutheran Frauen Verein
Luther Hall
Baursville PTA Forms With 22 Charter Members
Baursville community patrons organized a Parent teachers association with 22 charter members joining after a talk on the value of PTAs in rural communities. Officers elected include Wm Winkenwerder president and R J C Vogt as vice president and Smothers as secretary treasurer.
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Baursville
R. F. Smothers
P.T. A
P.T.A
Boursville
Wm. Winkenwerder
R. J. C. Vogt
Belle Crawford
Albert Schoenfeld
F. J. Miculka
August Stavinoha
H.R. Zimmermann
Paul Dietschke
Andrew Taraba
Leo Jaroszewski
Frank J. Faltisek
Peter Machart
Joe Schindler
Mary Machart
A. Schoenfeld
Catherine Lampe Wendel Sr. dies at 74 in Moulton
Mrs Adam Wendel Sr longtime Moulton resident died Tuesday October 4 after a lingering illness at her home. Funeral from the home followed by burial in Catholic cemetery aged 74 years 11 months 3 days. She was born Catherine Lampe in New Ulm Austin County and survived by husband six children Jacob Wilson Louis Mrs William Kram Adam Jr Mrs Willie Hoepfi Frank 18 grandchildren 10 great grandchildren and one sister Mrs Eliza Etlinger of Moulton.
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Adam Wendel
Moulton
Joseph Kopp
New Ulm
Austin County
Catherine Lampe
Jacob Wendel
Wilson
Louis Wendel
William Kram
Adam Wendel, Jr
Shiner
Willie Hoepfi
Frank Wendel
Eliza Etlinger
Zions Lutheran Church Announces October 9 1927 Services
Zions Lutheran Church announces on Sunday October 9 1927 a 9 30 A M Sunday School and Bible Class led by J T Jaeggli and a 10 45 A M German service. The Sunday School and Divine Service will start later from now on. All are invited to attend. Pastor A H Falkenberg welcomes parishioners.
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J.T. Jaeggli
H, Falkenberg
Luther League Program Delights Large Sunday Night Audience
The Luther League presented an engaging program at the church Sunday night before a large audience. It showcased devotional readings and musical pieces reflecting community spirit and church activity.
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Luther League
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P.T. A. Social
Gonzales County Fair
Lilie Wieting
Bridge Club
Fayette County Fair
Lars and
the Old Man
State Bank OF
Oak Grove School
Bernice Knape
Rudolph Papacek
Arnold
Viola Pheil
R. J. Roeder
Rev
Columbus
Joseph F. Hruska
Rud. Valenta
The
Farmers & Merchants State Bank
A. C. Rehmet
Ed.o. Arnim
Heinsohn
Witting Cemetery
Leon C. Schoenig
Victoria
Alvester Radke
Thomaston
Ford Motor Company
Moulton Motor Company
Barborak Motal
Lutheran Bazaar
Adam Wendel, Sr
Mate Bank
Moulton, Texas
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