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Moulton Eagle

Location

Moulton, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1919

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Many Visiting Friends and Moves Across Town

Miss Rosie Gast returns from Yoakum. Miss Hilda Krause sails to Europe to visit relatives. Mrs. Frank Wagner Jr. travels through Yoakum between trains. Geneva Freytag arrives from Flato to see Olga Lueke. Elsie Kotzebue visits relatives from Bernard. Lydia Brilling returns to San Antonio after visiting relatives. Violet Beach Sanders hosts at J C Johnson’s home in Old Moulton. John Raab family from Nursery visits relatives. Mrs. D C Holmes and son visit Nixon parents. Willie Mueller returns from Yoakum after business college. F T Bradford leaves for Houston after visiting Mrs. Wagner. Roosevelt Etlinger leaves for Yoakum to attend high school. John Smothers and family return to San Antonio. G J Bohnenkamp buys LaPerla and ice business. Lillian Meyer visits Bernard. returns home. Komensky school opens with Bucek principal, Elsik assistant. Henry Yaeger visits Bay City. Kila Lingnall visits Shiner after visiting Mueller family. F J Helweg travels to Victoria to visit brothers. Annie Webb and Frank Mazalek plan to reside in Schulenburg. John Mladenko hosts birthday for daughter Stella with games and refreshments.

Old Moulton News Briefs and Social Notes

Old Moulton items report more rain and rest and mention high winds and corn. Mr and Mrs Johnson Hull travel to Bay City to visit friends. Jim Weidel and son visit Fred Weidel in Muldoon. Mrs Jim Gray of Peach Creek improves after illness. Cedar Springs school to open October 6 with Annie Lee Wood in charge. Mrs Clinton Hull and sons visit Bay City and relatives. Donovan and Vivian Chalk visit their grandmother in Petrolia.

Johnson Hull Nor Bay City Jim Weidel Jimmie Fred Weidel Muldoon Jim Gray Peach Creek Cedar Springs Annie Lee Wood Cheapside Clinton Hull Bay City Fred Lyman Evie Chalk Donovan Vivian Petrolia M. A. Scovel

Death toll and damage from Texas tropical hurricane

The tropical hurricane struck the Texas coast causing 167 deaths and about 15 million dollars in property damage. Towns listed include Corpus Christi Rosita Port Aransas Aransas Pass Rockport West Portland White Point Linton Odem with scattered losses and partial estimates. Governor Uobby urged relief contributions while Oswald Buescher gathered 81 dollars in Moulton for storm relief. A strong easterly wind and downed trees were reported in the area.

Texas Corpus Christi Rosita Port Aransas Aransas Pass Rockport West Portland White Point Linton Odem Corpus Port Lavaca Uobby Oswald Buescher Moulton

Shandera and Mladenka Wed in Yoakum Home

In the presence of relatives Ed Shandera of Yoakum and Emma Mladenka were married at the bride’s parents home. Judge August W. Janszen officiated with Viasta Shandera and Bertha Papacek as witnesses. The couple plan to reside in Yoakum.

Ed. Shandera Yoakum Emma Mladenka John Mladenka August W. Janszen Viasta Shandera Bertha Papacek Tom Shandera Sam and Will Moore Institute Navy Red Cross Houston Galveston Eagle

Cotton crop damaged by storm and local travels note

The storm swept the country damaging cotton that had opened. August Fojtek and Frank Filipe Sera left Floresville Tuesday after picking. Mr. Jilly Bell and family traveled to Yoakum in their Ford car the other Tuesday. Anton Svoboda and Frank Von drak went to Danbury for several weeks of farm improvements. Prof. Sam McCrorey left for San Antonio to attend school. Mrs. Willie Hosek and Mrs. J. W. Griffin are on the sick list. A house dance occurred at Frank Fulkers home on Saturday September 6. A crowd attended. Iola, September 15, 1919.

August Fojtek Frank Filipe Sera Floresvile Jilly Bell Yoakum Anton Svoboda Frank Vondrak Danbury Willie Hosek J. W. Griffin Frank Fulkers Iola

Pioneer John Buchanan Dies Suddenly in Hallettsville

John Buchanan a long time resident and former county clerk of Hallettsville County died suddenly at his home from heart failure. He was about 75 and had served as county clerk for 35 years and earlier as district clerk. He was widely known as an efficient public official.

Hallettsville Texas John Buchanan Buchanan

New Subscribers Added To The Eagle List

The Eagle reports new subscribers since the last report. August Stavinohn of Shiner J W Petrasch of Moulton and Jacob Muehlstein of Stamford have been added to the subscription list.

Eagle August Stavinohn Shiner J. W. Petrasch Moulton Jacob Muehlstein Stamford

Farm Sold Near Yoakum for 52000 Dollars

Dr. J. G. Grey of Yoakum purchased the William Schmidt farm located a few miles west in the black land district. The consideration was 52000 dollars.

Yoakum Texas J. G. Grey William Schmidt Black Land

Sam and Will Moore Institute Opens Record Attendance

The 1919 20 scholastic session began with the largest first day turnout in the school’s history, 175 pupils. The opening included singing America, a piano solo by Miss Etta Koester, a prayer by Rev H A Heineke, and brief addresses by Superintendent C C Roeder and school board member O F Knape.

Sam and Will Moore Institute America Etta Koester H. A. Heineke C. C. Roeder Home and School Club Roeder Helen Ruhmann Stella Morgenroth Anita Fahrenhold Sam Jaeggli Ruby Meicers Lou McDonald

Sidewalk Project Expands Along West First Street

Subscriptions are called for a cement walkway from Moore avenue to the Lutheran church and across to John Mikulik s property. He plans to extend to Ed Boehm s place, linking to the Sam and Will Moore Institute. Moulton claims the most cement sidewalks in this Texas district despite lacking incorporation.

West First Street Moore Avenue John Mikulik Ed. Boehm Sam and Will Moore Institute Moulton Texas

Balhorn and Miss Asbury Wed at Rosebud

Manuel Balhorn and Miss Bill Asbury married at Rev B T Belle’s Rosebud home on Sunday afternoon. Balhorn, son of Mr and Mrs Henry Balhorn of Moulton and now manager of the Palace of Sweets in Cameron, weds the Rosebud daughter of Mrs John T Asbury amid well wishes from local friends.

Manuel Balhorn Bill Asbury B. T. Belle Rosebud Belle Henry Balhorn Moulton Cameron Palace of Sweets John T. Asbury the Eagle

Subscription Payments Acknowledgement From The Eagle

The Eagle thanks readers for subscription payments since the last report listing William Sebalize of San Gabriel Frank Stainacher of Moulton Ed Fishbeck of Shiner Jacob Muehetein via Tom Muehl stein of Stamford Adolph Kloesel of Moulton Adolph Rebecek of Moulton Martin Boehm of Shiner Mia Edgar Merrem of Moulton Emil Koester of Moulton Charles Miculka of Cistern Mrs Ray Humphreys Lcort Arthur

The Eagle William Sebalize San Gabriel Frank Stainacher Moulton Fishbeck, Shiner Jacob Muehetein Tom Muehl

Aged Yoakum Resident Dies at Home in Yoakum

W. P. McCord Sr aged 87 died at his Yoakum home Friday morning He came to Texas in 1856 and resided near Yoakum ever since He is survived by a wife and one child both grown and married living near Yoakum except W P McCord Jr who lives in Houston.

Yoakum Texas W. P. McCord, Sr W. P. McCord, Jr Houston

Texas women to help raise Roosevelt memorial fund

Announcement from Texas State campaign headquarters in Dallas says twenty Texas women will join the State executive committee for the Roosevelt memorial drive. They will have equal voice with over 200 men and work to organize county groups. District conferences kick off in San Antonio Houston and Dallas September 23 24 and 25 with speakers including Governor Hobby expected to address San Antonio.

Dallas Texas Theodore Roosevelt Washington Maj. C. A. M’keane Oklahoma Arkansas New Mexico Louisiana J. M. M’cormick San Antonio Houston Hobby

Bank Changes at Yoakum State Bank

Yoakum Texas September 12 at a called directors meeting Philip Welhausen resigned from active duty after years as vice president M C Driscoll elected active vice president E J Bucek promoted to cashier R S Chambers elected vice president Chambers has moved to Yoakum from Eagle Lake Hallettsville to be active in the bank

Yoakum Texas Yoakum State Bank Philip Welhausen M. C. Driscoll E. J. Bucek R. S. Chambers Eagle Lake Hallettsville Yoa Zum

Six Moulton youths depart for college duty

Six young men from Moulton left for College Station to resume studies at the Agricultural and Mechanical College of Texas. The group includes William Westcourt Louis Baur Raymond Pustejovsky Vladik Pustejovsky Adolph Westerhof and Leroy Buescher. Miss Elsie Jaeggli daughter of Mr and Mrs Rudolph Jaeggli left Sunday for Denton to attend the College of Industrial Arts.

Moulton College Station Agricultural and Mechanical College of Texas William Westcourt Louis Baur Raymond and Vladik Pustejovsky Adolph Westerhof Leroy Buescher Elsie Jaeggli Rudolph Jaeggli Denton College of Industrial Arts

Realty Transfers Report Amid Land Sales Data

Realty transfers show Frank Bohuslav Sr and wife to Tom F Bohuslav for 76.86 acres at 150 per acre. Frank W Bohuslav to 76 acres at 150 per acre. John Rothbaur and wife to Martin Chaka for 187 acres at Old Moulston at 52.50 per acre. Joe Kubenka Sr and wife to Joe Kubenka Jr for 74 acres three miles northeast at 100 per acre.

Frank Bohuslav Tom F. Bohuslav Kowmensky Frank W. Bohuslav Komensky John Rothbaur Martin Chaka Old Moulston Joe Kubenka Joe Kubenka, Jr Town

Land Purchase Near Shiner Signals Move Next Year

Adolph Kloesel, a prosperous Woods' Pasture farmer, bought 140 acres from John D. Meyer two miles north of Shiner for 23000 dollars. The Kloesel family plans to relocate to the new property next year.

Adolph Kloesel John D. Meyer Shiner

Also Mentioned on This Page

Lavaca Lavaca County Ass’n Guenther Hospital Moulton, Texas Drs. Guenther Guenther Rosie Gast Plonday Hilda Krause Eurppa Frank Wagner, Jr Geneva Freytag of Flatonia Olga Lueke Elsie Kotzebue Bernard Lydia Brilling Violet Beach Sanders J. C. Johnson Old Moulton John Raab Nursery D. C. Holmes Nixon R. Preston Willie Mueller Baldwin’s Business College F. T. Bradford Roosevelt Etlinger Yoskum John Smothers Frank ©, Koester LaPerla and Ice Business G.J. Bohnenkamp LaPerla Henry Etlinger Lillian Meyer Edmund D. Meyer Ybhe Komensky School F F. K. Bucek Mary Elsik Henry Yaeger Ed. O. Arnim Kila Lingnall Vernon Joan ©. Mueller Max Mittanck F. J. Helweg Victoria William Richard Helweg Annie Webb Frank Mazalek Schulenburg John Mladenko Stella V Seasan Pose Oie Shandera Mladenka Nickel News Pioneer Schmidt Balhorn-Asbury Jies Roosevelt Memorial
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