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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1973
Page
2
Published weekly in Moulton Texas by Malec Publishing Co. editor Edwin Gallis Jr. Local editors Gladys Malinek and Leona Bichunko. Subscription rates four dollars per year in advance. Pests listed for three months. Single copy. Second class postage paid at Moulton 77975.
The MOULTON VFW Hall hosts a regular auxiliary meeting on the second Thursday of each month at 7 30 p m Lexie Boehm serves as president.
If you are facing trouble placing auto coverage or have been cancelled, contact Biehunko Insurance Agency. They offer assistance with all lines of insurance and advertise 48 years of experience, listing Frank Biehunko Jr and Lawrence T. Biehunke as agents.
The letter questions U S Middle East oil dependence and criticizes inflation and government policy. It cites reliance on foreign crude, calls for rationing gasoline Sundays, and references a Reader's Digest piece on a California union incident involving Joe Kobeski. It ends with threats against open shop contractors and their families.
A reader argues that replacing capitalism with communism strips people of property and power, questions if free elections would ever support communism, and accuses communists of lies and reliance on military power and the police state. The piece condemns atheism and regards this era as paradoxically accepting serfdom.
A speaker laments oil shortages and questions Washington’s handling of fuel. The remarks probe reliance on Middle East oil, demand exploration of Alaska, Central and South American wells, and whether the U.S. has tapped all domestic resources including Texas. The critique highlights perceived blundering in energy policy.
The piece argues officials records laws require public release of private talks, citing President Nixon and Watergate. It questions presidential privacy versus public right to access. It questions if a Democratic president would face the same scrutiny.
Mr and Mrs Frank Mac hart express sincere thanks to relatives and friends for gifts at their Golden Wedding Anniversary. Some gifts lacked cards so personal thanks are not possible, but they deeply appreciate every memory.
Weimar Texas marks a centennial observed this year with Mrs Mary Hinton’s book Weimar Texas First 100 Years 1873 1973 the first historical work on the county founder D W Jackson a Georgia native and the town’s namesake and captain William Herndon the first mayor are noted along with ties to Lavaca County and Shiner Hern- is a fragment of the narrative about the early founders.
The piece notes Patrick Henry Herndon of Navi dad Jackson County and the Herndon family's fading memory in Lavaca County. It recalls Capt. T. W. Hunter, said to be the first white child born in Texas, and states his father Dr. Johnson Hunter as the first to practice medicine in the area.
White settler families moved from Ohio to Texas in 1822. Dr. Hunter linked to politician John C. Calhoun. his wife related to David Crockett. Hunters settled in Fort County with graves still visited. Capt. T. W. Hunter lived near Weimar in Colorado County. Hunter Creek bears his name, brother Robert rests in Flatonia Cemetery. Weimar Masonic Cemetery notes pioneer builders. Mrs. Hinton's book highlights them.
Mrs. William Stryk came back Sunday from a week in Houston where she met her new granddaughter Heather Leigh, daughter of Mr and Mrs Timothy M. Tauer. She was escorted home by her husband.
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