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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1976
Page
2
Federal agencies pursue parents who avoid child support aiming to recover about $1 billion of the $5.6 billion cost to the public for non paying parents. States shifted aid to the Social Security administration to improve efficiency and uniformity. HEW finds half of deserting parents are financially able to support their children.
U S Senator James A McClure cites EPA bans and conservationists for rising lamb prices. He notes coyotes slaughter thousands of lambs and sheep in the western United States, with 735000 lambs and 230000 breeding sheep killed in 1974. Prices for lamb legs shoulder roasts and chops have climbed sharply since 1972, and the loss of breeding stock threatens ongoing price increases. He urges allowing protective measures for sheep herds.
District Engineer Carl V. Ramert reports multiple state maintenance warehouses in Wharton Port Lavaca Hallettsville Edna and Cuero were broken into with heavy equipment tires and pneumatic tools stolen. Police investigations continue as thieves strike late at night using vans pickups or trailers and residents are urged to report suspicious activity immediately.
The Moulton Eagle publishes Democratic primary candidate notices. Yor Constable Precinct 6 Lavaca County Joe Nieto Re Election Louis Drexler William L. Bill Schwanke For United States Congress Texas 10th District Jake Pickle For State Representative 39th District Tim Von Dohlen Jack Fisk For Sheriff Lavaca Co Hilmer W. Woyter Johnnie C. Mitchell
The Ladies Aid of the Lutheran Church met April 1 in the Parish Hall with Elizabeth Holm presiding. Pastor Julius Holm urged saving wild flowers and discussed pot plants and soil needs. Visiting committee reports noted hospital calls and visits to Mrs. Arnim and Mrs. Fisbeck. A quilt top and lining were donated for the Clinic cause by Mary Ammermann. Donations were pledged for FFA Show and Bicentennial Pageant. Activities include painting parsonage woodwork and plans for April flowers and May hostesses.
To all who voted for me in the City Election Saturday I thank you for your confidence. I will support all issues that benefit our town and community. Harry E Meyer.
A devotional urging daily gratitude to God. Emphasizes David as a model who praised God in all conditions and argues thankfulness improves outlook, fosters dependence on God, and yields better mental and physical wellbeing. Includes scripture reference Romans 8 28 and a view of gratitude as a spiritual antidote.
Sheriff Hilmer Woytek and deputies assist highway patrol with DWI prisoners, fingerprint and release on bond, and respond to disturbances in Shiner area. They attend courts, collect fines, serve papers, check reports, and coordinate with District Attorney and other agencies while handling medical transports and a fatal or major accident scene on U S 77 South.
Twenty three Lavaca County students are among 3400 SWTUSan Marcos scholars named to the fall Dean's Honor and Superior Honor Lists. Regular honors require at least 12 hours with a B average. Superior honors demand at least 12 hours with A grades in most and a 3.8 GPA. Included on the honor roll is Robin C. Demel of Moulton.
The Moulton FFA Chapter and Moulton 4 H Club thank all individuals and groups who contributed to the Project Show and Sale. Appreciation is expressed by Mr. Lackey and Mr. Young for the community's aid and support.
A deputy and matron traveled to Flatonia to pick up a female prisoner wanted for forgery, transferring the inmate to DeWitt County jail. The sheriff and deputy attended the FFA Stock Show in Moulton and checked on dances in Yoakum, Moulton, and Slovacek’s.
Mr and Mrs Laddie Patek Jr announce the engagement and wedding plans for their daughter Donna Rene to William Mark Jensen son of Bob Jensen and the late Mary Elizabeth Jensen. Vows set for June 12 at 2 30 pm at St Marys Catholic Church in Victoria. Donna is a 1975 Victoria High School graduate attending Victoria College. William is also a Victoria High School graduate and works for H B Zachry. Donna is granddaughter of Mrs Laddie Patek of Shiner and Mr and Mrs Tom Bohuslav of Moulton.
A light witticism takes the tone of a small local column noting a stylish girl described as a mini splendor with a playful flippant edge. The item reads like a social note from a bustling page.
The Gonzales market showed strength with stocker calves and yearlings up $2.00 to $3.50 while packer calves and yearlings rose $2.00 to $2.50. Cows and bulls held steady to strong, cow and calf pairs in strong demand, and hogs active with steady comparison to last week. Prices span various grades including butcher calves 34.00 to 38.75 and hogs 42.00 to 44.90 for tops.
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