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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1957
Page
4
In a satirical letter, the writer mocks Soviet leaders such as Molotov and Malenkov, lampoons charges of revolutionary legality, and quips on political murder, urging a lighter view and even suggesting Russian roulette as a game.
Lorraine Barnes of the Austin American visits the Gonzales Warm Springs Rehabilitation Foundation and pens two articles on car accident patients. The pieces highlight rugged life after spinal injury, pre July 4th awareness, and the program's remarkable results despite polio dominance and rising non polio cases especially car crash victims.
The ruins of Ancient Egypt are cited as evidence that Egyptian wives influenced daily life by overseeing chariot upkeep, with playful framing of domestic control and garage routines.
A historic photo shows the former Fisbeck Grocery with owner Kate Fisbeck and her son David standing left to right. The building recently underwent remodeling completion.
A parade of visitors from Schulenburg Houston San Antonio and Praha filled homes across the area. Families including Kne sek Sirnck Haiken waelder Heinrich Moeller Kocian Janecek and Luksovsky hosted relatives and friends over the weekend with trips to a zoo caves and parks.
The column notes rising costs and creeping inflation with warnings from economists. President Eisenhower says future control would be a last resort. Wage and price pressures push up living costs, hurting savers, farmers, and fixed incomes while taxes add to inflationary pressure. Prosperity masks risks as production stays high yet inflation threatens long term stability.
Family expresses heartfelt gratitude for sympathy shown after the passing of Wenzel Jim Hoepfl. Thanks Father Kopp and Father Raska, the choir, Dr James Mott, Blue Bonnet Rest Home, Smith Funeral Home, pallbearers, attendees, and those who sent food or Mass offerings. May God bless all. Lis wife, children and grandchildren.
Jacob Kalisek marked his 81st birthday on Sunday July 14 with relatives including Mr. and Mrs. George Marek and family and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Marek of Corpus Christi, Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Havida of Moravia, and Mr. Aug Muehlstein and children.
Mrs. E. C. Meyer of Ellinger is visiting in the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Oehl.
Mrs Albina Jasek learns her son Frankie will leave Germany after 22 months with the U S Army, expected August 17. Local residents report sick lists, repairs, and visitors including Agnes Okrahlik from California and many Novohrad relatives visiting Gonzales, Eagle Lake, Praha, and Fort Hood, with several travels and a recent Kutac Hanzelka wedding.
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