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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1936
Page
1
In 1934 Lavaca County had 3,764 dairy farms milking 13,324 cows, yielding 2,950,051 gallons of milk and 510,307 pounds of butter. On January 1, 1935, county farmers owned 82,721 cows two years old and over, with 26,496 over 27 months old on April 1, 1980.
Monday October 12 marked the 444th anniversary of the discovery of America by Christopher Columbus, observed as a historic milestone.
Veteran pitcher Lun Warneke, long a fixture of the Chicago Cubs pitching staff, is slated to switch allegiances and play for the St. Louis Cardinals next season amid ongoing player movement in the National League.
The Old Trail Drivers held their 21st annual convention in San Antonio last week with several hundred attendees.
If you have not joined the Moulton Business Men's League yet, this is a good time to enroll before you forget.
Al Smith declares he remains a Democrat but will support Landon for president. He acknowledges he is not a loyal Democrat.
A reader argues Texas should hire 5000 patrol officers using unemployed workers to improve driving safety and enforce better road discipline. The idea envisions rapid employment and stronger traffic enforcement as a public safety measure.
Reports indicate Mexico may divide large plantations into smaller plots for worker allotment. The plan aims to expand land access and spur agricultural productivity.
The report from the Federal Bureau of Fisheries ranks Texas coast oyster beds as the highest in the United States. It highlights superior reef quality and sustainable harvesting practices contributing to the top rating.
A proposal to revise pension law to reflect voters' ballot box wishes could simplify raising funds for pension payments, aligning statutory requirements with public sentiment from last year.
The editor and family acknowledge with thanks the receipt of an invitation to attend the Heart of Texas Press meeting to be held in Kerrville on October 16 and 17.
The 100th anniversary of Sam Houston's inauguration as first president of the Republic of Texas will be marked at the Texas Centennial Exposition in Dallas on Thursday October 22.
The giant dirigible Hindenburg completes its final flight of the season to prove airworthiness. The world watched as skeptics faced the claim that the craft is safe and reliable.
The Baursville PTA drew a large attendance on Friday night with members from neighboring communities. Emily and Beatrice Vogt of Kamensky were thanked for musical selections. Plans were made for the annual Halloween dance and the next meeting on November 13.
Lavaca County Grand Jury submits its Fall Term 1936 report to Judge Lester Holt. They found 17 true bills, 16 felonies and 1 misdemeanor, inspected the Courthouse Jail and Poor Farm, and reported the county’s financial condition as good. Arthur Klatt serves as foreman.
Flatonia Texas voters rejected a city bond issue totaling 10 000 dollars to buy land for a park and playground. The measure failed 120 to 64 in today's election.
Mrs. Frank Ullmann of Moulton observed her 80th birthday Thursday last among relatives and friends. Out of town guests included Mrs. Ad Nachlinger and daughter Natalie Mrs. Edmund Nachlinger Mrs. Ruby Lucille Offord all from Taylor and Mr. and Mrs. Rud Filip of Shiner. Refreshments were served and guests wished many happy returns.
The senior class has elected Emil Darilek as president, Larry Faltisek as vice president, Wesley Knape as secretary, and Frankie Smith as reporter. The announcement lists these officers for the institute's student leadership.
Mr. Victor Fehrenkamp and his family attended the Cuero circus last Sunday. Vince Rehmet Jr. of Austin visited his parents Mr. and Mrs. Vince Rehmet in Moulton on Saturday.
Mrs Henry Hoyer accepts a position as sales lady in the mercantile establishment of R B Papacek, signaling a staffing update in the local retail sector.
County Attorney William Allen of Hallettsville spent Monday morning in Moulton in attendance upon the justice court, overseeing proceedings and representing the prosecuting side.
Mr and Mrs Roy Kotzebue returned Sunday from Dallas where they attended the Centennial Exposition and viewed exhibits.
Miss Annié Laurie Jaeggli of Austin spent Wednesday evening last week with her parents Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Jaeggli.
Mr and Mrs C C Perkins and childers Dimmitt and Diana and Miss Mifred Knape of San Antonio came in Monday.
Mr and Mrs G J Bohnenkamp traveled home Monday after visiting the residence of Mr and Mrs Eric Brunkenh—fer in San Antonio.
Mrs. John Mladenka entertained many elderly ladies last Friday afternoon in honor of Mrs. Anton Miculka of Beaumont who is visiting.
Mr and Mrs F T Fehrenkamp Dorothy Louise Fehrenkamp and Mrs Erna Kotzebue visited in the George Bargman home in Gonzales Sunday.
William Miculka Donald Bunting Oscar Raab and Harvey Louis Fehrenkamp attended the Centennial Exposition in Dal a during the first part of the week.
Mr. Frank Ullmann and family hosted guests including Mr. and Mrs. Emil Stoeltjen of Cheapside and Mr. Emil Renken and family of Shiner for a Sunday visit.
Mr. and Mrs. T. T. Walker and Mr. and Mrs. Sam Walker join Miss Nina Grundy of San Saba and Miss Alice Arnim of Houston visiting the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. Q O. Arnim on Sunday.
Moulton business men Vladim Boehm J T Jaeggli R B Pa pace and J B Wilson attended a Shiner High School meeting last Thursday evening. The Home Economics Class served lunch and provided entertainment. A business session followed with profitable discussions and friendly mingling in Shiner. Alfred Schramm presided. Mrs. Ella E Lane was secretary.
Tuesday evening Miss Fairy Thompson entertained Sub-Deb Club members with bridge. Mrs. Bee Bednar won the high score award, Miss Helen Boehm took consolation, and Miss Ku Hrock captured the galopping site. Refreshments included molded jello salad lettuce chicken sandwiches sal tines pickles banana loaf and iced tea.
Charles Eschenburg died at his home in Shiner after a long illness. Interment was in Shiner City Cemetery Wednesday afternoon. Survived by his widow and several grown children.
The Shiner and Moulton High School indoor baseball teams played an 11 inning game at Shiner Wednesday afternoon with Shiner winning 9 to 8. The contest stayed competitive from start to finish.
The Lutheran Ladies Aid Society prepares for a bazaar at Luther Hall on Saturday October 24 beginning at 2 o'clock in the afternoon. Lunch will be served.
Mr and Mrs F W Wilks have moved into the Fred Pietsch home known as the Ed Balhorn place on Front street. Mrs Frank Ullmann now occupies the George von Lienen cottage on Front street.
The Texas state treasury received 840 000 dollars from the federal government and began mailing October old age pension checks. About 83 400 checks totaling over 1 390 000 dollars were delayed pending funds, easing an emergency as legislators seek a permanent fix. Governor Allred proposed interest bearing warrants against the old age assistance fund if revenue measures pass.
The Moulton Business Men's League will hold its regular meeting Tuesday night October 20. If you have not enrolled as a member, do so at once. The object of the league is to work for the upbuilding of town and community. If you want to help.
James H. Strauss and Miss Lucy Mae Seger were married at Sacred Heart Church in Hallettsville on Wednesday morning. Rev. A Mathis officiated. The Eagle extends congratulations for a long and happy married life.
The State of Texas vs Joe Mruvirigget is scheduled for trial in the district court on Monday October 26 with a special venire of 75 men. The case Napoleon Erwin colored is set for October 28 with a special venire of 60 men.
A large crowd gathered Sunday October 11 at Mrs. Fidd Leazer’s home to honor her 67th birthday. A noon dinner and afternoon lunch followed with many relatives attending, all wishing many more happy birthdays.
The Oak Grove school Parent Teacher Association has reorganized for the current session. Elected officers include M. J. Hrock president, Otto Gerloff vice president, Miss Margaret Lorfing secretary, and Henry Schoenfeld treasurer.
The 8th grade of Moulton High School chaperoned by Miss Koester and Miss Gerhold held a sunrise breakfast in county commissioner Arnold Freytag’s pasture south of town on Tuesday morning. Bacon and eggs and other foods were served.
August Mladenka a pioneer resident of Shiner and broker to townsman John Mladenka was seriously injured in an automobile accident last Friday afternoon. He sustained a broken back and other injuries.
Charles Beyer of near Moulton and Miss Stasie Rehak of Breslau united in marriage at Sacred Heart Catholic Church Hallettsville Tuesday morning. Rev. A Mathis officiated.
Flatonia resident Mrs. Henry Freyteg fell in her yard last week Wednesday and fractured her arm. She received prompt surgical attention and the injured arm is mending nicely.
The Moulton School ball team defeated St. Ludmila Academy of Shiner 9 to 0 last Thursday afternoon in a decisive football match.
The Moulton Grammar School softball team defeated Evergreen School 18 to 8 on Friday afternoon.
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