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Moulton Eagle

Location

Moulton, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 1919

Page

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Clothing for Poland Refugees Urges Used Garment Drive

The appeal asks Lutherans and other Christians to donate used warm clothing and 25 cents per pound to aid Polish refugees. A collection will be taken at Mrs. George von Lienen's home on Monday afternoon October 20, with distribution by the National Lutheran Council after on site verification.

Poland Peter John Temple George von Lienen National Lutheran Council H. A. Heineke

Jilek and Gast Wed at Catholic Church

Alfons Jilek and Rosa Gast married Tuesday morning at the Catholic church with Rev Neubert officiating. After the ceremony they visited the bride's mother's home, Mrs. John Gast, a mile south of town, for the celebration. The couple and many friends receive best wishes for happiness. John Novosad left for Hallettsville Monday on court business.

Alfons Jilek Rosa Gast Father Neubert John Gast Hagle

Red Cross Names Nominating Committee For Chapter Leaders

The Lavaca County Red Cross chapter announces a nominating committee selected by the Executive Committee has proposed seven candidates for the Chapter Executive Committee for the coming year. Voters will choose at Hallettsville Moulton and Shiner on Wednesday October 22 1919.

American National Red Cross Robert Little Bila Hora G.kuratko Sweet Home A. J. Kallus Wied Adele Knesek Moulton Oswald Buescher Frank Guenther Elia Lane Shiner Edgar Wolters T. J. Ponton Ford Lacy Yalletteville W. H. Tark Salletteville F. Simpson Halletteville H. K. Williams Thos Peterson Hallettsville Moulton and Shiner Red Cross American Red Cross Lavaca County

Red Cross To Offer Nursing Courses In Local Towns

Lavaca County Red Cross plans nursing courses at Hallettsville Shiner and Moulton starting November 1. Mrs Duf oer from Hallettsville will lead each site with at least ten members required per branch for fifteen lessons. Costs include 50 cents registration 45 cents for texts with nurse expenses paid by the County Chapter.

Lavaca County The Red Cross Hallettsvie Shiner Moulton Duf Oer Hallettsville American Red Cross Adele Knesek Ed. Studeman

Prominent Local Couples Wed at Catholic Church

Bohumil Bohuslav and Ludmila Pelech, Emil Krejci and Stella Kolar, Edmund Kubicek and Mary Welff, all prominent young people, were married Tuesday morning at the Catholic church with Rev. Father Neubert officiating. The community extends best wishes to the newlyweds.

Bohumil Bohuslav Ludmila Pelech Emil Krejci J Stella Kolar Edmund Kubicek Mary Welff Father Neubert

Daughters of the Confederacy Convention in Marlin

State convention of the Daughters of the Confederacy to be held in Marlin from October 21 to 24. Also notes include Colonel Edward M. House arriving in New York, E A Peden resigning as Texas food administrator, and the 8,000 veteran Confederate parade at Atlanta.

Edward M. House New York Atlanta Georgia New Braunfels Edna

Local Notes and Delayed Bazaar Update

Frank L Bilipp left for Yua kum Wednesday. Willie Ulrich of Yorktown visited relatives there this week. Mrs John Mladenko and little von were in Shiner Wednesday. Harry Thompson was a business visitor at Shiner between trains Wednesday. Indefinite postponement of Catholic Ladies Aid Society bazaar due to weather. Sophie Kubenka recovering well after surgery at Guenther hospital. Afloatonites sealed to Hallettsville Wednesday on court business.

Frank L. Bilipp Yuakum Willie Ulrich Yorktown John Mladenko Little von Shiner Harry Thompson Catholic Ladies’ Aid Society Sophie Kubenka Guenther Hospital Hallettsville John Kubena R. J. C. Vogt Emil Schmidt Otto B. Eilert Werner J. Cordes Willie Koester John Willberg K. Rebmet L. J. Johnson Henry Jaroszewski Edmund D. Meyer Yoakum George von Lienen Gerhard H. Mueller Cuero Vladik Boehm Hallettaville District Court R. Preston D. C. Holmes Rudolph Chlastak Joe Chlastak A. M. Kotzebue Lavaca County PF. Kotzebue William Graves Vince Nebmet Dallas

Prairie area wedding and local social notes

Migl Klekar and Rosie Klekar wed at a Praha Catholic church with Rev. Father Netardus officiating. Afterward relatives gathered at the bride’s parents’ home for celebration as HKagle extends congratulations. The page also records numerous social visits, travels to Dallas for the State Fair, court attendance, Red Cross meeting details, school board actions, and a tacky party at the Merrem home with various local residents.

Willie Migl John Migl Rosie Klekar Joe Klekar Praha Father Netardus The Hkagle

Call for 80 000 Census Enumerators

The Director of the Census announces a need for 80 000 enumerators for the next census. Work starts January 2, lasting about two weeks in cities and a month or more in rural areas. Pay varies by locality, with expected earnings near $100 per enumerator. applicants must be at least 18 and readiness to volunteer is urged.

Sam N. Rogers Iyro Rogers Emil P. Pesek Texas Brazoria Calhoun Colorado de- Witt Fayette Goliad Gonzales Jackson Lavaca Matagorda Refugio Victoria Wharton Yoakum

Billimek and Heinrich Tie the Knot at Neubert Church

Anton Billimek and Emma Heinrich wed at the Catholic church with Neubert as celebrant. The couple celebrated at the bride’s parents near Oak Grove as Billimek leads the local orchestra and Emma is noted as a prominent young lady. The Eagle offers congratulations. Texas Masons donate to Corpus Christi flood relief. Moulton’s share was 845. The state has 80,000 Masons. School attendance period begins Monday and lasts 100 days with compulsory checks. Sam and Will Moore Institute enrollment reached 235 last Monday, the largest in school history.

Anton Billimek Emma Heinrich Father Neubert Joseph Heinrich Oak Grove Witting Billimek Texas Masons Corpus Christi Moulton Sam and Will Moore Institute

University Offers Aid To Debaters Over State

The University of Texas extension loan library collects package libraries on current issues and loans them to any state resident for the cost of return postage. Debating societies clubs teachers and organizations gain access to clipped articles addresses and reports from educational institutions and government bureaus.

Austin Texas University of Texas

Death of Mrs Grace Preston in Yoakum

The Eagle reports the death of Mrs Grace Preston mother of Robert Preston after several weeks illness. Born June 26 1852 at Holywell she married Sam Preston in 1869 and came to Texas in 1881 settling at Columbus. She survived by four sons Robert Will Sam and Ernest, three sisters and one brother. The Eagle conveys sympathy to the family.

the Eagle Grace Preston Robert Preston Yoakum Columbus Prince Grace Presses Pears Holywell Adel Sam Preston Texas Robert Moulton Will Bakersfield California Sam San Antonio Ernest England Eagle

Death of T. K. Harvey in Texas after long residence

Former resident T. K. Harvey died in Houston Heights on October 10 and was interred beside his wife at Old Houlton cemetery. Born March 13, 1834 in Tennessee, he was 85 years old. He came to Texas in 1878. Survived by two daughters Mrs. Will Hull and Mrs. A. P. Loper of Houston.

T. K. Harvey Houston Heights

Double Wedding at Aschenbeck Home Near Town

A double wedding took place at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Aschenbeck on Tuesday afternoon. Their daughter Emma wed Leopold BP John, and their son John F. Aschenbeck wed Mildred H. Gray with Rev. William Zwiewas officiating. The Eagle wishes them smooth sailing.

John Aschenbeck Emma Leopold BP John John F. Aschenbeck Mildred H. Gray William Zwiewas Shiner

Wilson State Bank Charter Secured by Local Trio

Philip Welbausen and partner William Green secure a charter for the Wilson State Bank in Wilson Texas Linn County. They own thousands of acres in the county and plan to sell lands in small tracts.

Yoakum Texas Philip Welbausen Austin Wilson State Bank William Green Wilson Linn County

Also Mentioned on This Page

Kxoxs Fkokox Moulton, Texas Drs. Guenther Guenther Jilek-Gast John Novosad E. A. Peden Houston Farmers and Mechanics National Bank Fort Worth Ninetieth Division Charles L. Martin Gaming Opera House Charlie Chaplin Strong Pathe Pathe Lightning Raider Pearl White Harry Lloyd Migl Klekar Josephine Bell Flatonia Jim Bell Dilworth Erna Hillmer Alice Arnim Baldwin’s Business College William Kaebn August Kaebn Robert J. Pollock Elo W. E. Parr Parr J. M. Cannon Sidonia Merrem Edgar Merrem University
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