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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1973
Page
2
Column notes social tension in Texas focusing on immigration, medical costs, and inflation. It questions federal policy, highlights the role of education in advancement, and laments bureaucratic growth while urging state reform to reduce waste and dependence. It also details local law enforcement activity in Hallettsville and Gonzales involving runaways burglaries and DWIs.
Mike Biehunke returned to Victoria Sunday night after spending the weekend with his parents Mr and Mrs Taylor Biehunko.
The piece argues Governor Reagan sees farmers as victims of inflation and unemployment. It cites William Jennings Bryan warning and laments rural depopulation while cities grow. It questions policy and its impact on counties and small towns, praising Reagan as a lone vocal leader.
A speaker questions public opposition to Vietnam bombing arguing the war began twelve years ago with Communist aggression and asking if protests serve the Reds by prolonging the conflict. He urges supporters to unite behind the bombing effort to end the war.
IRS warns April 15 deadline applies to most taxpayers and stresses accurate filings. Cases of false reporting have led to convictions and prison terms. If unable to prepare returns, the IRS offers help or can direct to a competent preparer.
Eagle Lake and surrounding towns hosted initiation ceremonies led by Grand Knight Kenneth Fishbeck of Moulton. Attendees included George Koudelka Flatonia, Santiago Rodriguez Gonzales, R Kocian Shiner, Henry Pabliska Hallettsville, David Wanjura Weimar, and Fred Ohnheiser Yoakum. Rev. Robert Schmidt, chaplain and state committeeman, was acknowledged. Adjournment followed final thanks, with barbecue chicken dinner and refreshments to close.
The Texas State Historical Survey Committee notes its preservation program includes archeological work museum consultations and enforcing the National Historic Preservation Act. By 1971 about 6 500 official markers had been erected and the next Guide to Official Texas Historical Markers edition will list each marker. A jail check reveals a prisoner charged with DWI after a dance at American Legion Park in Shiner.
Adolph Blaschke of Shiner a retired farmer died at home about 3:00 a m Friday December 29 1972 at age 79 years 9 months and 23 days. Funeral handled by Buffington Funeral Home Shiner with Requiem Mass at Sts Cyril and Methodius Church. Burial at Shiner Catholic Cemetery. Survived by wife Maria Blaschke six daughters one son and numerous grandchildren. born March 6 1893 in St John s near Schulenburg Texas.
Texas State Representative Tim Von Dohlen says he will send random questionnaires to about 1000 residents in each of six counties DeWitt Goliad Jackson Karnes Lavaca Refugio. He will tabulate responses to gauge district views on issues facing the 63rd Legislature and welcomes input from all residents.
A list of upcoming games with dates and venues. January 19 Burton Girls A and Boys A at There 6 30. January 23 Flatonia Here 6 30. January 26 Shiner There 6 30. January 30 Schulenburg There 6 30. February 2 Snook Here 6 30. February 6 Sommerville There 5 30. February 8 Luling There 6 30. February 13 Burton Here 6 30.
The obituary lists surviving great grandchildren, numerous nieces and nephews, and notes several predeceased relatives. It names the mother born about 1909 and father who died October 2, 1929, along with a son Ben Blaschke who died March 1, 1968 and multiple siblings with their death dates.
Officials warn of a potential energy shortage and urge consumers to conserve power. Turn off lights and limit usage, wash full loads, reduce heating to 70 degrees at night, and operate only one major appliance at a time. Businesses should minimize lighting and heating, especially on weekends.
The Kittens, missing Rose Drexler and Connie Gertner for the game, sit at 18-5 overall and 6-0 in district play. They travel to Burton on January 19 for a 6:30 p.m. matchup.
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