Czech Moravian Brethren Church, June 5, 1915. Granger was the center of a large Czech Moravian immigrant population. This photograph was taken by the studio of John Paul Trlica, the son of a Moravian immigrant.
Courtesy of Dan Martinets
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Granger Dance Band, back l-r: John Zett, Emanual Zett, Sybil Zett, Helen Zett, front l-r: Bill Naizer, George Matystok, Rudolph Zett. Raymond Stasny, Granger, Texas, ca. 1938
Palacky School Class, ca. 1910, 6 miles west of Granger, Texas. Teacher in center, Ms. Mary Parma, later married Emil Bartosh, local grocery store owner and cotton buyer He was Organist and she Choir Director of the SS Cyril Methodius Catholic Church. Photo by Jno. P. Trlica
Granger Moravia School 1927-1928. Two room school with two teachers, grades 1-8. School established ca. 1880's
Flood in Granger, Texas - May 1910. Main Street, Dubil Meat Market, Trlica Photography, and in background, Czech Moravian Brethren Church
Anton Zrubek & Family at farm in Model- T Ford. back seat: Anton Zrubek, husband, Antonia Zrubek, wife, Angeline Zruber,daughter, front seat Johnny Zartosky, a boy Zrubeks' raised, Rudolph Zrubek, son
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