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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1975
Page
2
The Me Publishing Co weekly paper from Moulton Texas lists editors Edsoin Gallia Jr and M Gibdys Malinek and offers Friday publication with yearly subscriptions at 00 in advance.
Father Joseph Kopp Council 3244 meets every second Thursday at 7 30 p m at Moulton Catholic Gym. Secretary Wm Novosad notes details for members.
The piece argues federal policy created a recession formula by raising taxes on consumers and business, expanding regulations, and increasing the budget. It warns against excessive government meddling, urging private enterprise remains essential despite needed public action.
Com missioners Court has named officials to serve at all Lavaca County elections in 1975. The list, issued by County Judge Wilbert Roznovsky, includes August Holub at Courthouse Hallettsville City Hall Charles Patek Hackberry M L McKinnon Moravia Adolph Heiman Shin er West Paul Teng Berg Shin er East Jacob Valek Worthing Blase Konvicka Koerth Leo Ebner Jr Hope Mrs Robert E Jacobs Ezzell B E Ponton Vienna Mrs Horace Cook Sweet Home Lay McCord Moulton Ervin Bram and couples Bram and Kuenstler from Yoakum spent Sunday at Lake McQueeney and Landa Park in New Braunfels, reporting a wonderful time.
The Moulton K J Z T Juniors met July 29 with 13 members and directress present. President Jennifer Jalufka opened with a prayer, minutes were read, and treasurer Jeanene Holub reported. They plan a District Campout and discussed a Landa Park outing with no date set. Willie Ed Maresh won the clock radio.
Miss Linda Davis of Shiner became the bride of Gary Barta of Stafford in a double ring ceremony at St. Joseph's Catholic Church Moulton on June 14 at 2 00 p.m. Rev. Robert E Schmidt officiated. The couple's families include Mr and Mrs John Davis of Shiner and Mr and Mrs Alfred Barta of Moulton. The reception followed at the Bulton VFW Hall with a lavender pink theme.
Scotts Home Demonstration Club members and their husbands enjoyed a picnic at the Wehmeyers that included supper and games. Members were assigned to work in the Fayette County Fair H O Kitchen on August 29 and 30. Several local residents and relatives were listed as attendees and visitors. A wedding between Venetta Spann’s absence due to a family death is noted alongside district visits and new residence plans for the bride and groom.
The Luther Church Ladies Aid met at the Parish Hall with Elizabeth Holm presiding. Topics included Trinity Homes and future plans for improvements and chaplaincy. Activities featured hymns, psalm 46, prayers, and reports on visits to shut ins. The annual Bazaar was set for Oct 11 with August service details and refreshments.
The menu lists Thursday picnic stew buttered potatoes green beans peaches and cookies with homemade bread. Friday features hamburgers lettuce tomato onion pickles french fries beans milk and related items. Prices stay at forty five cents for K-6 and fifty cents for 7-12, with free and reduced lunches unchanged until new eligibility scale is set.
Mr and Mrs Christian Brom spent last week Monday Tuesday and Wednesday in Rockport fishing as a short leisure trip.
Mr and Mrs Joe Moreno announce the birth of their first child a son named Mark Allen at Santa Rosa Hospital on Saturday August 2 The infant's maternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Edgar Wenske of San Antonio who are grandparents for the first time The paternal grandmother is Mrs Joe Moreno Sr of San Antonio and Mr and Mrs Rudolph Wenske are great grandparents for the third time
Classified notice inviting readers to call the Moulton Eagle with news tips and contact number 596 4871 for submissions and information.
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