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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1922
Page
1
Komensky School will open on Monday September 18 with an open meeting for all patrons at 2 PM Sunday September 17 at the school house. Trustees announce disposal of old desks following the purchase of new ones and invite attendance to discuss the important matter.
Lutheran Church news announces a missionary festival at Moulton Lutheran Church on Sunday, September 17. Rev Nicolai of Harper will preach at 10 AM in German and Rev Rode of Hallettsville at 8 PM in English. Everyone is invited.
The Moulton Home and School Club hosted an informal reception for teachers at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Studeman on Monday afternoon. About sixty guests attended as the living room featured ferns and sunflowers while the dining room showcased similar floral decor. A program included games, piano solos, readings, and songs, followed by sandwiches cake and punch. The club welcomed new town residents and noted out of town guests from Canyon Houston Nickel and other areas.
Miss Ida Pietsch of Wied visits the George Baur home this week as a guest, enjoying hospitality and social courtesy extended by the household.
An old catalog entry notes Genuine Imported Creole and Bermuda Onion Seed. Also listed is a 2 quart aluminum water pitcher. The terse notice suggests a small hardware or seed supplier item set.
The Moulton Public School opened on a recent Monday with students from grades six and seven viewing a Home and School Club entertainment for selling admission bets. Speakers included Mrs. Fad Studeman, club president, and C. Knape, school board president, on education needs. Faculty includes Prof. T N Powell, Prof DeBord, Miss Lydia Koester, Miss Gladys Smith, and teachers Helena Miley Irene Bultmeyer Buena Leonard Nelda Erhard.
August W Janszen traveled to Waco on business. St Josephs school opened the 1922 23 term. The community notes visits from Mladenka Guenther and others. The Nickel High School opened with Helen Ruhman as principal. The Moulton Eagle reports a marriage, new tinshop opening, and hospital sterilizer upgrade as key local items.
Relatives and neighbors attended birthday gatherings for Rudolph Heinrich Anton Billi mek August Elster and Wenzel Hoepfl with food and games. August Limbrugger visited relatives near Flatonia. School opens September 19 with A J Elster and John Rabel in charge. daily attendance rewarded with diplomas.
Mrs L E Taylor returns home to Cuero from a visit with her parents Mr and Mrs Rudolph Valenta. A fire east of town destroys four hay stacks owned by A Narada, caused by children playing with matches, with losses around 100 dollars. Joe Wagner Jr reports purchasing the William Henrichs garage and plans to assume management soon. Mr and Mrs Ed Biehunko move into a new bungalow on South First and Arnim, enhancing the neighborhood.
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