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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1973
Page
2
This essay questions why the press and readers favor communist forces in Vietnam. It critiques the bombing stance, ponders whether communists seek peace, and argues reading shapes opinion while lamenting lost mail service, post regulation, and rural depopulation. It condemns modern bureaucracy and welfare fraud while urging farm-based aid and restraint on spending.
The piece argues inflation is at record highs and blames big unions led by Meany for driving wages up. It cites President Nixon’s wage and price controls as a partial remedy and questions other causes and the feasibility of price or wage controls to curb inflation.
The article argues that educated youth seek a new lifestyle breaking traditional family norms. It envisions girls living with male students and claims a nonreligious approach would erode national moral foundations, linking this to communist ideas and secular humanity.
Mr and Mrs Terry Biehunko return to Huntsville Sunday after several weeks visiting Mr and Mrs L T Biehunko and staying with Mr and Mrs Leonard Bonarden Jr in Hallettsville.
The school announces a weekly menu starting January 15. Monday offers meat with gravy creamed potatoes green beans and squash homemade bread and butter. Tuesday features chili hot dogs French fries lettuce and tomato salad chocolate oatmeal cake and milk. Wednesday serves hamburgers lettuce tomatoes pickles onions beans and chips with jello. Thursday presents barbecue chicken onion potatoes corn pickles doughnuts bread. Friday includes meatballs with gravy rice black eyed peas and slaw.
The Ponton family stands as a premier pioneer line in Lavaca County with William Ponton as an early victim of Indian conflict in 1834 and his son Dr. Joel Ponton escaping a later attack. Andrew Ponton, first Lavaca County judge and Gonzales alcalde in 1835, is celebrated for his cannon defense motto Come and take it. Joel Ponton is noted as the county's first doctor and long active in local affairs. Andrew Ponton’s grave remains a mystery on a north land grant, while descendants of Dr. Joel Ponton survive. State marker honors Dr. Ponton at the Lopezes farm site above Ezzell.
Mann Sons Youth Chapter and Shiner Hermann Sons Youth Chapter will be inducted into office. Schulenburg Lodge hosts the Sunday event.
In the yard at Col. and Mrs. Sam Devall the Pontons are noted for a unique pioneer ancestry. The feature emphasizes their historical heritage and connection to local settlement.
A December 1972 graduation dinner at St Joseph’s Hall celebrated Christopher Krejci for earning a BA in Business Administration with an Accounting major from the University of Texas on December 22 1972. Hosts were his parents Mr and Mrs Eugene Krejci and Mrs Anita Fojt.
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