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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1957
Page
2
A column argues Americans now depend on government welfare, education, and health aid far more than in the past. It warns of expanding spending from 6 billion under Hoover to projected 50 billion, urges preserving religion, opposes Marxist influence, and calls for learning from past farm policy to aid farmers without surrendering freedoms.
Local VFW Auxiliary met in regular session at the VFW Hall to approve projects including Pledge of Allegiance cards and Star Spangled booklets for schoolchildren. They set October 26 for the Barn Dance, planned Easter picnic duties, and appointed members for Blood Bank work and the FFA 4 H Stock Show float. A Valentine social followed. next meeting March 14 will elect officers.
Miss Leonita Kresta enters Baldwin Business College in Yoakum to study the Executive Secretarial Course. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Emil Kresta of Shiner Route 1 and will study under the State Vocational Rehabilitation program.
A countywide safety notice highlights that about half of all accident deaths occur at home with many falls on stairs and trips over rugs. It urges residents to inspect lighting, stairways, and clutter to prevent injuries and save lives and medical costs.
The Altar Society met Tuesday February 12 at the Parish Auditorium with President Mrs Aug Etlinger presiding Father Kopp led the opening prayer Minutes were read and approved The treasurer reported Mrs Ben Kleihege was welcomed as a new member Elections of officers will be held at the next meeting The gathering ended with a prayer and lunch Hostesses for the next meeting are Mesdames Edgar Freytag Edward Hajek Herman Hanslik Willie Hoepfl Eddie Hans E A Jaeggli Emil Jalufka and Aug Kasper
The obituary notes Jaroszewski lived in several Texas towns after moving as a child and married Anna Niemeyer Range. Survivors include wife Anna, sons E. H. and Marvin in San Antonio, stepson Louis Range in Corpus Christi, daughter Mrs L E Mazurek in San Antonio, siblings Leo Taft Robert San Antonio Emil Taft, four grandchildren, with four brothers preceded him in death.
Alfred Kuehn of Yoakum remains a patient at Huth Memorial Hospital since Saturday. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Richard Kuehn of Moulton.
Mrs. Lillian Strieder and Rose Marie spent Saturday in Austin visiting with Miss Louella Jo Strieder.
The Old Cotton Belt Association of Texas calls for changes to cotton acreage allotment laws to close loopholes exposed by the Refugio County case involving J. Meredith Tatton. The matter awaits a Fifth Circuit ruling after district court actions, with support and warnings from lawmakers and association officials about potential redistribution from old growers to new entrants.
A Park Record column in Salt Lake City thanks readers for patience with weekly misprints. It notes errors are mechanical, not intentional, and compares them to legal, medical, and agricultural mistakes that end up in the penitentiary, burial, or plowed under.
Local readers are urged to consider advertising in the Moulton Eagle. The notice emphasizes sustained reach and community visibility for businesses seeking steady readership in the district.
The local Luther League invited the parents and siblings of members to a monthly social on Monday February 18. Donnie Lee Jaroszewski led the opening with prayer Psalm and song. Harvey Bauer spoke on the topic, games followed and refreshments closed the meeting.
I express sincere thanks to Drs. Robert and Fr Wagner and the hospital staff for services during my illness. Grateful for clergy, neighbors, and card senders. special thanks to blood donors Oscar Raab Alton Halliburton James Kolar Victor Marko and Emil Bartos for contacting them. May God bless all.
A renowned medical clinic introduces a simple regimen of four words. The approach, framed as a stark limit, emphasizes restraint and minimal intake with the phrase No more, thank you. The announcement positions the method as a disciplined, cautionary path rather than a traditional dietary plan.
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