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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1957
Page
2
The piece argues lawmakers face spending demands without new taxes while tax revenue grows from wealth. It urges reducing legislature size, notes debates on session frequency and pay, and critiques farming subsidies. It highlights rising births and population growth, with Florida and California leading before noting out-migration from several states.
Moulton Lodge No 298 AF and AM announces the death of Brother Henry E Kaiser a Master Mason in the lodge. The lodge will be draped in mourning for thirty days and resolutions memorializing his memory will be spread upon the lodge minutes and furnished to his family and the Moulton Eagle for publication. The notice is dated January 8 1957 with Fraternally submitted by John M Meiners Frank Luksovsky Jr and Donald A Bunting of Moulton Texas.
The Moulton Eagle notes its six months and three months circulation durations and confirms entry as second class matter at the Moulton post office under the 1879 act.
Mr and Mrs Alvin Wenske and others spent Sunday visiting relatives including Alfred Haikenwaelder Sr and the Pra sek and Kresta families. Local groups held monthly meetings at the parish hall and refreshing gatherings noted with multiple Houston El Campo Victoria Edna visitors.
At a recent meeting the Moulton PTA Executive Committee appointed an auditing committee with Mrs. Tom Garrett as chairman, and members Mrs. Rudy Braeuer and Mrs. Henry Brosch. A nominating committee was also named with Mrs. Jerome Vasek as chairman, joined by Mrs. Fred Kaiser and Mrs. Georgia Meyer. The next PTA meeting is expected in March.
Pallbearers for Mrs. Theresia Reindl included grandsons Edwin E Kalischko Clarence Kalischko Eugene Lehnert Louis Knesek Milburn Kram and James Reindl. Attendees from San Antonio Weimar Clute Houston Wallis Shiner Corpus Christi Alice Orange Grove Midway Kenedy and Sweet Home. Surviving relatives list 18 grandchildren and 17 great grandchildren. One brother John Schacherl of Shiner died two and a half years ago. two sisters preceded her in death.
Mr and Mrs Fred Osterloh of New Braunfels visited here briefly Wednesday.
The Capitol Area Council of Boy Scouts plans its annual meeting at the Stephen F. Austin Hotel in Austin at 7 p m Tuesday January 22 with more than 500 adult volunteers expected. Officers will be elected and Top Hands and Silver Beaver awards announced as part of a program to expand to about 15 000 boys and adults by 1960. The council reports net membership over 11 000 and outlines growth in camping leadership training and awards including new dining hall water and sanitation facilities at Camp Tom Wooten. 120 Scouts and Leaders will attend the National Jamboree at Valley Forge in July and 3 Explorers will attend the Scout Jubilee in England in August.
The Guadalupe Valley and Sanitation Association will hold its January meeting at Gonzales Warm Springs Foundation on Thursday evening January 11. Paul M. Putnam will welcome attendees and supper will be in the Foundation cafeteria. Bill Wolff of Victoria directs the program. Foundation staff George Kennedy Bob Lyman and Bill Thigen assist. The association is part of the Texas Water and Sewage Works Association with members from Gonzales Nixon Waelder Flatonia Yoakum Shiner Victoria Luling Columbus and Dow.
Miss Louella Strieder of Seton School of Nursing in Austin visited with her mother Mrs Lillian Strieder and Rosemarie.
Family and friends gathered at John C. Mueller's home to honor his 73rd birthday. Attendees included Henry Boening of Floresville Emory Hatchcox of Quincy Washington Leon Helweg and Frederick Mueller Richmond Charles Locke Hallettsville Ed Henrichs George Mueller Leander Mueller Stanish Rothbauer and Walter Haas of Moulton.
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