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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1974
Page
4
The USDA announced a 1975 national peanut marketing quota of 1,899,800 tons and an acreage allotment of 1,610,000. A mail referendum will run December 9 to 13, 1974 to decide quotas for 1975 76 and 77 crops. Eligible voters are 1974 peanut growers, with two thirds approval required.
Community notices list Father Marcus Valenta attending Pearl Harbor Survivors Memorial Services in Anaheim California. Holy Masses scheduled on first Friday at 6 30 p m Saturday at 4 6 30 p m and Sunday at 8 a m Msgr John Hanacek assisting.
The Cinadr family expresses thanks to Lavaca County Sheriff’s Dept Ambulance Service and all who sent flowers food and cards. Your thoughtfulness will be remembered. Mrs. John A Cinadr and family
VA reminds five million veterans covered by government life insurance to verify the named beneficiary. VA Regional Director A A Hunter notes most insureds are World War II veterans with National Service Life Insurance and urges providing policy number full name and address to update records at the Philadelphia or St Paul insurance centers or local VA office.
Thanksgiving Day diners gathered at the home of Mrs. Joyce Piper and family in San Antonio. Attendees included Mrs. Beneteauiliete of Shiner, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Daniels of Gonzales, Mrs. Selma Kris tek of Hallettsville, Mr. and Mrs. Ramond Knippa, Mr and Mrs. Chas. Bredin of Seguin, Mr. Joe F. Kristek of Hallettsville, Mr. and Mrs. Bennie Ul rich and son, Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Ehler, Mr. and Mrs. Gus Sterun and daughter, and Bennie Ehler visiting his sister in Gonzales over the weekend.
Week menu lists daily meals for a school week. Includes picnic stew with buttered potatoes green beans banana cake and bread on Monday. Tuesday serves hamburgers with toppings and beans chips and brownie. Wednesday offers pizza with corn salad and jello fruit. Thursday features barbecued chicken with onions potatoes and peas plus a donut. Friday serves chili with apple pie corn bread and homemade bread served with milk.
Cleanup note shows Leroy Mikulency of Leroys Plumbing charging 596.77 after 6 pm for tic tanks and water lines work, with timeslot 49 to 9. Utilities context unclear.
A column argues central planning fails to prevent shortages as the Soviet meat grinder story shows, from overproduction in 1962 to scant supply by 1965, with a note on card file boxes also scarce. It ends forecasting the cycle may repeat.
Death notice notes survivor details for the deceased, including his wife of Shiner three sons Eugene Shiner Edward Victoria and Raymond Simper Stafford a daughter Mrs Claude Kalina Shiner a brother Adolph Simper Shiner and three sisters Mrs Rosie Marcak Mrs Annie Kral and Mrs Agnes Havel all of Shiner plus 13 grandchildren.
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