Moulton P T A Presents Summer Program At Shiner
A sizable crowd attended a Moulton P T A community program in Shiner on a Wednesday evening. Prof McDonald introduced the event. Elo Fehrenkamp led numbers from the P T A Choral Club, a pantomime, a boys quartet, piano and vocal pieces, a trumpet solo, Juvenile Orchestra selections, a piano duet, a musical trio, and a comic sketch integrated with performances by the American Legion Band of Moulton. The showing, hosted with cooperation from the Shiner Business Men's Association, drew praise for home and neighboring talent and promoted neighborliness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shiner
Parent - Teacher Association of
Moulton
McDonald
Elo C. Fehrenkamp
P. 7. A. Choral Club
Moulton Juvenile Orchestra
American Legion Band of
Fehrenkamp
P.T. A
Edith Bertha Seifert Born to Mr and Mrs Seifert
A stork visited the home of Mr. and Mrs. August F Seifert of Henkhaus on Monday August 20 and left a five pound baby girl named Edith Bertha Seifert The Eagle congratulates the happy parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August F. Seifert
Henkhaus
Edith Bertha Seifert
Eagle
Rehmet Boys Head to Century of Progress Exposition
Jessie and Boyce Rehmet sons of Mr and Mrs Vince Rehmet depart this place for Chicago on Sunday to view the Century of Progress Exposition sights and events at the World Fair venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie and
Boyce Rehmet
Vince Rehmet
This
Chicago
St Joseph's School Opens The New Scholastic Year
St Josephs School begins the new scholastic session Monday morning September 10 as the term opens with classes starting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph’s
St. Joseph’s School
Brewers Defeat Legion at Sulphur Park 6 to 3
The Shiver Brewers defeated the Legion baseball team at Sulphur Park Sunday afternoon by a 6 to 3 score. A large crowd witnessed the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shiver Brewers
Legion
Sulphur Park
Cotton Receipts Reported at Moulton Weighing
Public Weigher Chas. Welff states that 3,170 bales of cotton had been weighed in Moulton through 5:00 P M on Wednesday September 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Welff
Moulton
Cotton Tax Exemption Certificates Transferable
County 농 agent J. M. Parks explains that cotton tax exemption certificates are transferable in whole or part, and that about half to two thirds of Lavaca County farmers hold more certificates than they used. Transfer must follow prescribed forms. once issued, farmers with surplus will be notified to transfer. The government may set a standard price, so holders should keep certificates.
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Lavaca County
J. M. Parks
American Legion Convention Held at Mineral Wells
The Texas state American Legion convention met in Mineral Wells with Fred F. Fehrenkamp of Geier Merrem Post 392 attending. Miller Ainsworth of Luling was elected department commander for the coming year. The next convention will be in Dallas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
American Legion
Mineral Wells
Fred F. Fehrenkamp
Geier - Merrem
Miller Ainsworth
Luling
Dailas
Moulton Man Demonstrates Electric Washing Machine
J B Wilson manager of Central Power and Light Company plant showed an electric washing machine on Front street Saturday afternoon to a large crowd from town and county. He did actual washing and proved the machine’s effectiveness to those present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Wilson
Central Power and Light Company
Front Street
Mr. Wilson
Baptism for Frank Ernest Biehunke Jr at Home
Frank Ernest, son of Mr and Mrs Frank Biehunke Jr, was baptized Sunday afternoon at the parental home. Rev A H Falkenberg, Lutheran minister, officiated with sponsors Miss Lillian Krause and Fred Hilert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Ernest
Frank Biehunke, Jr
A. H. Falkenberg
Lillian Krause
Fred Hilert
Commissioner Attends Convention in Corpus Christi
County Commissioner Arnold Freytag attended the county judges and county commissioners convention in Corpus Christi last week. Freytag reports a large attendance and a fine meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold Freytag
Corpus Christi
Freytag
Moulton Young People Marry at Hallettsville
R H Etlinger and Miss Mary Prasek wed at Hallettsville courthouse Monday morning with County Judge August W Janszen performing. The couple will reside in Ganado where Etlinger recently bought a bakery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moulton
Hallettsville
R. H. Etlinger
Mary Prasek
August W. Janszen
W. H. Etlinger
Ganado
Mr Etlinger
Eagle
Local residents and visitors listed in Moulton event notes
Mr and Mrs J T Jaeggli and others frequent Dallas and nearby cities in visits this week. Names include Mrs F C Smith in Louisiana, Miss Mary Vosnika from Houston, Mr George F Baur of Galveston and families, W T Krueger of Houston, Inez Cauthers, Mrs George von Lienen and Edwin, Rev C Lehne in Redburg, W E Smith and James Jaeggli from Richland Springs, Alvin Spickermann and Koester families, Nile Ruth Koester, Nile Ruth in confirmation class, Maurice Cluiss visiting with cattle tick eradication work, and Florence Cullin from Wichita Falls visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin Spickermann
F. C. Koester
Lydia Koester
Skidmore
Moulton
Maurice Cluiss
Miranda City
Oscar Cluiss
Mr. Cluiss
Sam Jaeggli
Iva Sue
Columbus
Florence Cullin
Wichita Falls
Texas Population Estimated At 6 073 000 On July 1
Washington reports Texas has an estimated population of 6 073 000 as of July 1, up 24 285 from 1940. The state has topped 6 million since 1933 and shows a sustained growth pattern with 1900 to 1980 gains and 6 000 000 milestone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Texas
Bureau of Census
United States
New York
Firemen Hold Monthly Meeting at Moulton Department
The Moulton Volunteer Fire Department held its monthly meeting Monday evening with president F. T. Fehrenkamp presiding. Minutes were read and committee reports discussed. A truck purchase was debated and a committee of Vladik Boehm, Frank Biehunko Jr., and Fred F. Fehrenkamp was formed to obtain truck price quotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moulton
Vladik Boehm
Frank Biehunko, Jr
Fred F. Fehrenkamp
Doris Arnim Returns From Texas Visits
Miss Doris Arnim has returned from a visit in San Saba and San Antonio, detailing time spent with friends and local travel notes.
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Doris Arnim
San Saba
San Antonio
Local Families Visit Across Towns This Week
Mr Charles Riske and family from Moulton and Mr Owen Brown and family from Hallettsville visited friends in Nixon on Sunday. Mr and Mrs G J Bohnen kamp and Mr and Mrs Erich Brunkenhoefer and daughter Mildred visited in Taylor earlier in the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Riske
Moulton
Owen Brown
Hallettsville
Nixon
G. J. Bohnenkamp
Erich Brunkenhoefer
Mildred
Taylor
Local couples travel and attend Lavaca Centenary meeting
Mrs A C Rehmet with children Mrs E O Aroim and daughters Ruth and Doris visited Houston and Galveston last weekend. Mr and Mrs J T Jaeggli visited Yoakum Sunday and called on Mr and Mrs J W Cook. They attended a Lavaca County Texas Centennial committee meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Rehmet
E. O. Aroim and
Daughers
Ruth
Doris
Houston
Galveston
J. T. Jaeggli
Yoakum
J. W. Cook
Lavaca County Texas
Confirmation Attended by Brunken Family in San Antonio
Mr and Mrs Erich Brunken Hoefer of San Antonio attended confirmation services at the Lutheran Church on Sunday their daughter Mildred Ann was a member of the class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Koester
Seguin
City
Nile Ruth
The
Lutheran Church
Erich Brunkenhoefer
San Antonio
Mildred Ann
Nordheim picks Sternenberg as principal for coming year
The Eagle notes from the Nordheim View that Prof. E. H. Sternenberg was elected principal of the Nordheim schools for the coming year. Sternenberg formerly taught at the Baursville school east of Moulton.
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Nordheim
E. H. Sternenberg
Sternenberg
Baursville
Moulton
Lavaca County Centennial Board Reorganizes At Yoakum Meet
The Lavaca County Centennial Board held a Sunday session at the St. Regis hotel Yoakum to organize county leadership for the 1934 35 school year. Mrs Ella Lane was elected County Chairman and J W Jaeggs Secretary. The board named Chas McDonald chairman for Historical and Educational Research and Mrs Elo Wolters hip exhibit chairman with Mrs H Simpson beautification chair.
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Lavaca County
St. Regis
Yoakum
Ella &. Lane
Shiner
J. W. Jaeggs
Moulton
Chas. McDonald
Supr
Hallettsville
Elo Wolters
F&xhipit
H. Simpson
Representative Devall
J. J. Olsen
E.H. Marek
Lavaca
Austin
State Centennial Board
Schoppe
Marek
County Institute
Sulphur Park Wins Series in Lavaca County Playoff
Sulphur Park defeats Worthing 5 to 2 to clinch the Lavaca County Farmers League playoff series on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sulphur Park
Lavaca County Farmers League
Worthing
Subscription Payments Since Last Report
The Eagle thanks subscribers who have paid since the last report listing names and locales including Moulton Shiner Victoria Houston and multiple individuals such as John Brom G F Baur J W Nachlinger F W Neskorik H Thar and others. This public appreciation notes payments from residents across Shiner Moulton Galveston Ia Iraan and Victoria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Brom
Shiner
G. F. Baur
Galveston
J. W. Nachlinger
Taylor
F. W. Neskorik
Moulton
Rudy Wenske
H. Thar
Joe Kubena
Edw
Bohuslav
Iraan
F. Machart
F. Marko, Jr
F. C. Kaase
F. J. Albrecht
Chas
Kramerbauer
Henry Roester
F. K. Hinck
John F. Michaelis
K. V. Darilek
Fred Koester
Anton Culak
John Culak
Henry Laqua
Marvin Haase
Joe Raab
Frank Kramerbauer
Mary Woznica
Houston
August F. Seifert
W. H. Mueller
Richard Kurz
Joe Wagner, Jr
Emil Helweg
Louis Pietsch
John Mladenka
Hrnek
F. C. Smith
Lucas Rehmet
D. G. Janssen
Victoria
Picnic and Barbecue for Shiner Residents in Houston
Former Shiner and Moulton residents hold a Sunday picnic and barbecue at White Oak Gun Club Houston on Yale Street Road. Dinner is served 12 30 to 2 30 P.M. Mrs E G Wessels chairs the entertainment committee and invitations go to notify her at Woodcrest 6 1101 4430 Leeland Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shiner
White Oak Gun Club
Houston
Yale Street Road
Moulton
E. G. Wessels
Woodcrest
Leeland Avenue
Dickson School Opens 1933 34 Session
Dickson School will begin the 1933 34 scholastic session Monday September 17. The teaching staff includes F B E Darilek principal and Miss Ethel Stella Beran assistant.
Class of Fifteen Confirmed at Zion's Lutheran
A class of fifteen seven girls and eight boys was confirmed at Zion's Lutheran Church Sunday. Rev A H Falkenberg administered the rites of confirmation. The class includes Lavern Mueller Katherine Muehrstein Gladys Ammermann Mildeed Ann Brunkenhoefer Ada Koenig Dorothy Zimmermann Nile Ruth Koester Nolan Wagner Arnold Koch Elo Findeisen Clifton Kilert Taylor Biehunke Henry Zimmermann Wesley Knape and Harry Zimmermann.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zion’s Lutheran Church
A. H. Falkenberg
Lavern Mueller
Katherine Muehrstein
Gladys Ammermann
Mildeed Ann Brunkenhoefer
Ada Koenig
Dorothy Zimmermann
Nile Ruth Koester
Nolan Wagner
Arnold Koch
Elo Findeisen
Clifton Kilert
Taylor Biehunke
Henry Zimmermann
Wesley Knape
Harry Zimmermann
Lavaca County Cotton Ginnings Report
James H. Strauss of Hallettsville reports Lavaca County ginned 4,584 bales of 1934 cotton prior to August 16, versus 10,267 bales ginned by August 16 in 1933. The data comes from the Department of Commerce Bureau of Census.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Strauss
Hallettsville
Department of Commerce
Bureau of Census
Lavaca
Flatonia Fair Opens for 22nd Annual Event
The 22nd annual Flatonia Fair opened Thursday and will run through Sunday. Local organizers invite all residents to participate in the community event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flatonia
Also Mentioned on This Page
Moulton P.T. A
Brewers
American Legion Convention
Corpus
Mat Prasek
R. A. Etlinger
Dallas
Mrs. F. C. Smith
Louisiana
Mrs. Lake
Mary Vosnika
Rosa Vosnika
George F. Baur
W. T. Krueger
Victor Fehrenkamp
Inez Cauthers
George von Lienen
Edwin
Rev. C . Lehne
Redburg
W. E. Smith
James Jaeggli
Richland Springs
Frank Cinadr
el Campo
Hubert Walston
Henry Wachtendorf
H. W. Mueller
Alice Joyce
H. F. Mueller
Centennial Board of Lavaca Co
Sam and Will Moore Institute
Dickson School
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