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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1975
Page
2
A provocative meditation argues the world faces communist serfdom and warns that Vietnam is a precursor to broader invasions. It blames Red influence, laments urbanization, and recalls Lincoln and Wilson while urging action and self-help to end wars.
Sheriff H W Woytek reports deputies tending prisoners and handling reports of suspicions. Activities include court, fines paid, prescriptions of marijuana, disturbances, traffic fines, inspections, subpoenas, cattle roaming, and DWI trials across Hallettsville Shiner Moulton Yoakum and surrounding areas. Extra notes on local All Star Cast recognitions and school stage crew contributions.
A five minutes speech contest will be held in the Hallettsville High School Auditorium on May 6 at 8 00 p m The public and in particular the parents of participating students are invited to attend Three judges from other counties will select two students from the entries to be awarded this expense paid trip to the Seminar
The author contrasts Watergate era publicity with Civil War era stakes, arguing political persecution of figures like John Connally inflates fame while farmers flee to cities. He warns that only alleged impropriety against prominent figures stirs national anger, drawing crippling attention to party conflicts and public distrust.
The speaker notes Thomas Jefferson and John Adams died on July 4 1826 and James Monroe on July 4 1831. They state the 200th anniversary of the Declaration is coming and claim that the nation proves people can advance through freedom despite imperfection.
Survivors include wife Dolores Jurena and six sisters from Koerth, Sweet Home, and Copperas Cove, plus two brothers. Rosaries in Houston and Yoakum, then funeral at St John the Baptist Koerth. Burial in Koerth Catholic Cemetery with Rev. Bily and Rev. Kolodzie officiating. pallbearers listed. honorary pallbearers from Big Three Industries.
L T Biehunko and Gene Hinck of Moulton and Terry Biehunko of Gonzales attended a reception in San Antonio honoring Representative Abraham Karen Monday evening. Mrs Joe J A Anderle spent the weekend in Hallettsville with Mr and Mrs Robert Haas and their children. They later motored to Lake Jackson to visit Mr and Mrs Alfred Psencik and family. Mrs Anderle returned home to Moulton Monday.
Excerpt from The Flavor of Texas recounts German Texan pioneer life as told by Caroline Von Hinneber. It depicts harsh shelter, hunger, limited tools, and resilient survival, noting common struggles like bare feet in winter, straw huts, and distant mills as foundations for Texas pioneer life.
The Moulton K J Z T Juniors met at 3:30 p.m. at Directress Mrs. Jimmy Holub's home with President Jennifer Jalufka in charge. Minutes were approved. The group planned a summer outing at Landa Park and a July 25 campout for District 1. Door prizes went to Amy Holub and Barbara Brom, followed by refreshments and an Easter Egg Hunt with prizes for most and least eggs. Reporter Patrice Koranek.
First Grade Sharon Barta Dennis Fishbeck Jim Goeman Kim Kocian Melissa Orsak. Second Grade Debbie Atkin Melissa Kleihege Paul Kresta Sherri Pavlicek Ernie Wenske. Third Grade Eustacia Klei hege Beverly Roznovsky. Fourth Grade Joan Jasek. Fifth Grade Linda Ma chart Beth Marek Regina Maresh Chris Perez. Sixth Grade Kenny Bohuslav Sheri Hrncek Patrice Koronek Delia Nieto.
The market shows good calves and yearlings selling steady to higher, packer cows and some hog classes up 1 to 1.5 dollars from last week. Bulls steady to higher while in-between cow and calf pairs weaken. Readily sold hogs include No 1 tops at 39.50 to 40.80 and sows at 30.00 to 37.75.
Ginny Koranek begins a six month training at the University of North Carolina Chapel Hill and will be stationed from Sept 1 1975 at the Health Clinic Center in Hot Springs North Carolina with clinics at Laurel and Walnut. She previously served with ACTION as a Vista volunteer in Ellijay Georgia and is a 1970 Moulton High School and 1973 Brackenridge School of Nursing graduate.
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