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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1977
Page
2
Published every Friday in Moulton Texas the paper lists Edwin Gallia Jr as editor manager and Gladys Malinek as local editor The rates show $5 78 inc tax in area $6 83 inc tax outside area in Texas $7 35 inc tax out of state per year in advance Second Class Postage paid at Moulton Texas 77975.
Experts contend many Americans show discomfort with 20th century lifestyles and events. The claim frames modern habits as potential negative historical allergies.
Dr William Rea explains a growing group termed 20th century allergy with about 10 000 sufferers in the United States. Patients live in self imposed 19th century conditions to avoid plastics perfumes and chemicals. Dr Theron Randolph notes 7 000 treated over 15 years and cautions symptoms include dizziness and headaches.
Buddy Preuss reflects on Psalm 142 to warn against self made prisons of jealousy fear and gossip. He argues mental imprisonment outweighs physical confinement and urges prayer trust in God and praise after deliverance. Nearby residents Sister Aline Hrnci and family visit relations in Floresville and San Antonio.
Mrs. Gus Welff was honored with a surprise birthday party at Kloesel's Steak House on February 3. Hosts were her daughter Cheryl and Mayor and Mrs. Jack Sharar. Attendees included Eddie Pilat and sons Patrick and Harvey, Mrs. Ernest Krauskopf, Mrs. Jim Welff, Mr. Gus Welff and son Daryl.
The author cites Richard Speck and argues current indeterminate sentencing is unfair and ineffective. He endorses a new federal plan with maximum and presumptive sentences, minimal parole eligibility for first offenses, and written justification for any deviation. He links reforms to victims and calls for swift, certain punishment.
Fred W. Krueger a native of Moulton and World War II veteran died at 3 50 am in a Victoria hospital following a long illness. Born August 11 1914 he was the son of the late Paul C and Erna Krueger Funeral services were held at Colonial Funeral Chapel with Rev Tom Evens officiating Burial was in Evergreen Cemetery Survived by six sisters and a brother all of Victoria Corpus Christi Kingsville Canyon Lake and Victoria residents among the survivors
Mr and Mrs David Miller of Austin and Mrs Bill Miller of Flatonia visited Sunday afternoon at the home of Mrs eat Johnson.
The family expresses gratitude to Br. Dennis Wagner hospital staff Rev. Pat Fidgeon the Jerry Kalina family and many friends for flowers cards memorials Mass offerings food and help at the passing of our wife mother grandmother and great grandmother Mrs. Frank Rothbauer.
Mr. and Mrs. F W Bohuslav celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary with family at the Catholic Gym on Oct 23 1976. They have five sons and a daughter, sixteen grandchildren and five great grandchildren. They were married in 1916 at Praha Catholic Church by Rev Netardus.
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