Knights of Columbus Council 3244 Meets Monthly
Father Joseph Kopp Council 3244 hosts meetings every second Thursday at 7 30 p m in the Moulton Catholic Gym with G K Bill Steinacher and Secretary Bill Novosad listed as contacts.
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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1976
Page
2
Father Joseph Kopp Council 3244 hosts meetings every second Thursday at 7 30 p m in the Moulton Catholic Gym with G K Bill Steinacher and Secretary Bill Novosad listed as contacts.
The government funds 44 400 to study spending by Ghanaian farmers and fishermen. Duke University anthropologist Dr. Naomi Quinn leads the project, while critics question its relevance and cost. Ghana Embassy notes average income around 350 yearly.
The article reports that President Ford favors a possible over four billion dollar rise in Social Security taxes as a temporary fix to fund payouts. It notes payouts grow faster than income, and predicts financial strain in years ahead without income controls.
A speaker argues for adoption as loving and responsible while condemning abortion as murder. The essay asserts unborn children are human from conception, condemning unwed pregnancies and abortion as sin. It contrasts adoptive parents with abortion, urging respect for life as a divine gift.
The market was active with small good stocker steer calves up 2 3 per head while heavy steer and bull yearlings eased 1 2.50. Heifer and fat butcher calves and packer cows held steady. bulls steady with few good bulls. Hog prices fell 2 3. Good to Choice hogs 30 35.90, Standard 26 30, Commercial 22.50 26. Stocker calves and cows varied by class with multiples listed for buyers.
The Young Homemakers of Texas held their 14th annual state convention in Houston January 16 and 17 at the Marriot Hotel. About 900 home makers from across the state attended. Highlights included bicentennial talks, a Westbury High School Choir program, and awards for outstanding chapters. Nancy Cannon of Hale Center was elected president.
In its second week of the session the House approved a 6.2 billion public works and operating funds bill by a 4 to 1 margin, a expansion from the earlier 5 billion version. The author criticizes the added 1.2 billion as unaffordable, warning it won't solve unemployment and may worsen inflation. The House also blocked a bid by the Intelligence Committee to release a classified final report, affirming the Rules Committee by 246 to 124, reinforcing legal and constitutional boundaries in oversight.
Rudolph Wenske expresses gratitude to everyone who showed kindness after his wreck in Moulton. He thanks them for their generosity and invokes blessings.
Obituary notes the late musician played with the Henry Brosch Orchestra and belonged to St. Joseph Church Knights of Columbus and St. Joseph Society. Survived by wife Elexea, daughter Milada Knezek, six sons, eighteen grandchildren, three great grandchildren, four sisters, one brother, and other relatives. preceded by parents, brother Charles Holub Sr., and sister Bessie Moeller.
Grandparents Mr and Mrs Werner Koopmann of La Grange and Mrs Ella Meyer of Schulenburg welcomed twin babies. The children were niece and nephew to Willie and Cynthia Meyer of Schulenburg. Koenig Funeral Home managed arrangements. Nes
Henry Joe Henke, agent for Henke Insurance Agency, offers all insurance needs with contact number 798-3637 and address 503 East 4th Street.
Lavaca County ranchers are invited to a February 9 meeting on producing High Quality Hay. The session in Hallettsville’s Lavaca County Office Building Conference Room begins at 7 30 p.m with Extension Agent Jerry L Lackey outlining current practices.
Mrs Mayer reports that many taxpayers are unaware of new tax law changes and can obtain free information at a nearby H R Block office or by calling 596 4918. Extension specialists Neal Pratt and Don Parks discuss production techniques and hay harvesting economics, with Lackey urging cost cutting and higher quality hay to maximize value for ranchers.
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