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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1974
Page
2
The record lists Malec Publishing Co based in Moulton Texas with weekly Friday editions. Edwin Gallia Jr is editor manager and Gladys Malinek and Leona Biehunko are local editors. Subscription rates are 4 dollars per year in advance and 2 dollars for a single copy. Second class postage paid at Moulton Texas 77975.
The vF W Post 697 announces monthly meetings with entertainment every Friday night at 8:00 o clock. Notification issued by post carrier George Mayer Gene Tirnck.
Walter Malec argues that an informed public can guard against abuses and poor governance. The piece praises Hon. Willard L. Russell of Houston for his honesty in county finances and ballot integrity, noting a lifetime of public service, pursuit of transparency, and no other way to protect citizens than keeping them informed.
The piece argues Catholic and Protestant growth is slow in the archdiocese and laments widespread atheism among the young and educated. It questions free thinking, Voltaire influence, and links atheism to communism while stressing belief in Divinity as core to humanity.
The text contrasts hard pioneer life with today’s ease and questions whether crime, especially kidnapping, is worse now. It notes unrecovered Hearst's daughter, limited public help to lawmen, and doubts about the effectiveness of laws.
The public are invited to join the Moulton Chamber of Commerce and Agriculture. Membership is open to anyone interested in the town’s welfare and future. The group promotes new industry, shares community information, and works for local betterment as a non profit association.
Alan Lockstedt son of Mr and Mrs Carol Lockstedt of Massillon Ohio was elected into the Jackson Chapter of the National Honor Society Induction was held Monday February 25 at 7 30 pm in the Jackson Memorial High School Auditorium A reception followed in the Preston Lawrence Library The advisers praised his achievement and congratulated the family Alan is a senior set to graduate this year from Jackson Memorial High School His family plans to move to Rawleigh North Carolina after the school year and his father works for Rockwell Company
The obituary lists two surviving sisters, Mrs. Arma and Mrs. Christine Stary of Victoria, following Anna Steinacher's death on April 14. Services were April 17 at St. Joseph's Church in Moulton with burial in Moulton Catholic Cemetery.
University of Washington professor Roy Dubisch argues the new math fails real world needs. He says teachers focus on talking about math rather than practicing authentic problem solving for life after school.
The weekly report notes stocker calves selling $2 to $3 higher with good to top ranges. Packer cows and bulls held steady, hogs $1 to $1.50 cheaper. Buyers observed strong demand for good young cow and calf pairs across categories.
The Day Circle met with Mrs. Kainseuyeten on April 16. Miss Anita Richter led a Bible study on God Keeps His Own Secure Revelations 6 and 7. Members reported on visits to the sick or shut in. Two layettes were sent to Lutheran World Relief. Mrs. Beach announced April 27 Ganado conferences where she will attend as delegate. Present were Miss Richter and several members.
Mr and Mrs Joe Fishbeck Mr and Mrs Reinhold Hoepfl Mrs Agnes Raab and Mr and Mrs Alex Heinrich and Kath leen of Moulton attended the funeral of Mrs Clarence Heinrich of San Antonio last Tuesday April 16th.
The account traces Hank Speaker’s career from a 1960 1962 1964 Conservative Democrat election record in the Texas House to party switch in February 1966. He then won the Texas State Senate seat in 1966 with 66.7 percent and secured re election in 1968. He held teaching posts from 1953 to 1966 in Houston Public Schools and later joined Houston Baptist College staff. Grover is noted as a staff member at Houston Baptist College along with his earlier academic pursuits at M A and UT.
An old country fiddlers jam session will be held at Hermes Place on Highway 90 A west of Hallettsville on the Yoakum highway Saturday night April 27 starting at 8 p m. Bring fiddles and guitars. Everyone is welcome.
The candidate won with over 73 percent of the vote and is noted as a member of the Sons of Republic of Texas. Grover was the Republican nominee for Texas governor in 1972.
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