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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1912
Page
1
Antrich and Reischl Wed at Catholic Church
Mr Jno Antrich and Miss Theresia Reischl were married at the Catholic church Tuesday morning with Rev A Heuchemer officiating. The groom is the son of Mr and Mrs Leonard Antrich of Komensky and the bride the daughter of Mrs M Reischl, living several miles south.Friends extend wishes for happiness to the couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jno. Antrich
Theresia Reischl
A. Heuchemer
Leonard
Antrich
Komensky
Incorporation Move Proposed for City After Census
A Sunday opera house meeting appointed L A Meiners George von Lienen and O B Eilert to census this place for city incorporation. They will report at the next opera house gathering on October 27. The plan aims to fund waterworks sidewalks street work and attract new residents and enterprises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opera House
L. A. Meiners
George von Lienen
O. B. Eilert
Moulton
State textbook board adopts forty six books for public school use
The state text book board completed its work selecting a course of textbooks at an approximate cost of twelve million dollars. The board has adopted forty six books.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Text Book Board
Alamo Heroes Association Drafts Monument Fund Plan
The Alamo Heroes Association of Texas drafts a charter to raise 2 million dollars for a monumental steel and terra cotta memorial. It envisions an 800 foot tall, 65 story steel monument to honor Alamo heroes with a site on the historic Alamo property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Alamo
Home and School Club plans annual bazaar for Nov.15
The Home and School Club reports steady growth in membership as new names join. At the recent meeting, the group scheduled its annual bazaar for November 15 and emphasized its ongoing support for local schools.
Turkey Trot Fair Highlight Opens In Cuero
A Cuero fair feature on November 25 26 and 27 will展示 a moving picture machine with a professional operator and views of principal displays. The event includes driving 10 000 live turkeys through town, giving the fair its name Turkey Trot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuero
University of Texas Announces Annual Athletic Pass Recognition
The Eagle notes receipt of an annual pass to all UT athletic contests for 1912 1913. UT Austin reports 2660 students present at opening, 300 more than last year. John A Lomax cites newspaper support as a key driver of growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Eagle
University of Texas
University At Austin
John A. Lomax
Th University
Newspapers of Texas
Shiner Happenings with Local Club and School News
In Flatonia Mrs W O Mewes visited, the Mothers Club planned Tag Day for Hermann So n Feast October 28 and will serve supper next Friday at the opera house. Teachers Local Institute met with attendees including Kavanaugh sisters Ledbetter Koch Amsler and Dittmar. Herman Holman of San Antonio visits while Otto Quita spends time in San Antonio. Mr and Mrs Ponton and Miss Thornton visit Yoakum. Mrs Richter of Weimar visits C B Welhausen October 23 1912 REPORTER.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mothers
Opera House
Albert Dittmar
Nora
Theresa
Annie
Rose Kavanaugh
Francis Ledbetter
Anna Koch
Berta Thornton
Sophia Amsler
Messrs
T. J. Ponton
Martin Ruppel
Anton Darilek
Earl Burkett
Yoakum
Fred Griffin
Richmond
Lou Martin
C. H. Flato
C. H. Flato, Jr
Herman Holman
San Antonio
Otto Quita
M. Richter
Weimar
C. B. Welhausen
Institute Honor Roll for Log-Saim Will Moore Institute
The honor roll lists students by grade across the school. First grade names include Victor Janszen and Arthur Krause. second grade features Etta Koester and Anita von Lienen. third grade lists Lillian Jaeggli and Evelyn Richter. continuing through higher grades with multiple students named for each tier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Log-Saim Will Moore Institute
Louis Bain
Fred Fehrenkamp
Milton Meiners
Raymond Pustejovsky
Willie Westerhoff
Lillian Batey
Pauline Janszen
Lydia Koester
Lillie Krueger
Louise Meiners
Anita Richter
Laura Valenta
Aljice Arnim
Olga Lueke
Lillian Jaeggli
Evelyn Richter
Minnie Pundt
Kathleen Preston
Della Gayer
Elviera Buescher
Edward Studeman
Roy Kotzebue
Etta Koester
Anita von Lienen
Erna Baur
William Aschenbeck
Gussie Vivial
Victor Janszen
Arthur Krause
Herbert Meiners
Edwin Valenta
Ruth Arnim
Lillian Biehuako
Glayds Jaeggli
Nora Janszen
Edna Valenta
Komensky Eporror EaGuz Rain Boosts Plow Season
A soaking rain over the past week encourages farmers to begin plowing for a new crop. Mrs. Boehm rebuilds after barn destruction. Charles Wenske buys 25 acres from Lena Pieper at 180 dollars per acre. Breslau guests Eddie Windel and sister visit the Antrich home. Henry Roessler and family visit Fayetteville relatives. Anton Bratrich and family attend Hans-Dietschke capitals at Kuehn's Grove. A party at Henry Pohler's home ends with a royal good time. W.H. Wenske spends Saturday at Novobrad. Grandpa notes October 22, 1912.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anton Bratrich
Kuehn’s Grove
Henry Pohler
W.H. Wenske
Novobrad
Texas School Census Totals 1,017,133 Children Here
Austin report by N J Clancy shows Texas had 1,017,133 scholastic age children on September 1, 1912. State funds total 6,967,361.05 with per capita 6.85 distributed to districts and independent districts, plus breakdowns by race nationality and defectives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Texas
N. J. Clancy
Department of Public Instruction
City Building Notes Inspire Civic Investment
A civic note emphasizes a city as a front door to prosperity and urges local investment in community ventures. It warns against false advertising, stresses inspection of sanitary conditions, and links progress to collective effort and responsible patronage.
Haas and Dietschke Wed in Catholic Ceremony
Edward Haas Jr and Emma Dietschke were married Tuesday at the Catholic church with Rev. A Heuchemer as celebrant. After the ceremony they were hosted at the bride’s parents home, Mr and Mrs J A Dietschke, south of town, with many relatives and friends in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Haas, Jr
Emma Dietschke
A. Heuchemer
J. A. Dietschke
Edward Haas
Sunday social notices from Baursville community
Ephor Bacus and Mrs Otto Templin spent Sunday with John Mueller and family. Mrs John Krepps and Misa Mary Ducho returned from an extended visit at Victoria. Prof E H Sternenberg and family and Fritz Feisbeck and family visited Fritz Kaiver and family. Edwin Boening and Elsie spent Sunday at Oak Grove. Julius Hinch and Julia attended church at Praha. Mrs V Papacek is ill. Wm Boening and wife visited B von Lienen at Moulton. A good rain last week was welcomed by farmers. StTupEart October 22 1919.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Templin
John Mueller
John Krepps
Misa Mary Ducho
Victoria
E. H. Sternenberg
Fritz Feisbeck
Fritz Kaiver
Edwin Boening
Elsie
Oak Grove
Julius Hinch
Julia
Praha
Katy passenger station plans in hands of officials
Officials in Houston report that the complete plans for the new Katy passenger station to be erected in the city at an approximate cost of 300000 dollars are in hand and work will begin within ninety days. When finished the station will be among the finest in the south.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Katy
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. I. Case
hJaegoli
Moulton and Vicinity
Front Street
W.H. Koester & CO
Felix Diaz
Vera Cruz
Baylor County
Wooprow Wilson
Shiner
Ditor Eeagle
Mrs. W. O. Mewes
Flatonia
Institute
Grace
Susie Gentry
Selma Kempe
Emma Mueller
Viasta Shandera
August Papacek
Alfred Rebmet
Eddie Skandera
Vladike Pustejoveky
Ruby Meiners
Cordelia Dippel
Ewald Etlinger
Ida Rebmet
Eporror EaGuz
F. T. Fehrenkamp
City Building Notes
Baursville
Ephor Bacus
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