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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1974
Page
4
A Molly's Corner column reflects on a year since legal abortion, lamenting one million unborn losses and urging moral action. The piece condemns late plea for life, cites Rev. Petry, laments societal indifference and calls for stronger conscience amidst national debates.
Mr and Mrs Kenward Kolar and Mr and Mrs Henry Malinek visited with Mrs Joe Malinek at Youens Hospital in Weimar Saturday evening. Mrs Malinek is Henry Malinek’s mother.
Senator Patman says he did not sign a petition for higher pay for Texas Constitutional Convention delegates. The panel rejected raising daily pay from 37 to 50 dollars, granting only seven day expense accounts of 35 dollars per day, while delegates keep salaries and comprehensive expense allowances. The list of signers reportedly disappeared after noon Thursday, with no further action expected on the petition.
Christopher Wayne Ferry received the Sacrament of Baptism Sunday at St. Joseph Catholic Church in Moulton. Parents are Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ferry of Yoakum. Sponsors are David Joost of Austin and Miss Susan Besetsny of Schulenburg.
A legislative committee set daily and expense allowances for the Constitutional Convention. With perfect attendance and a five day week, salaries and expenses total about $2,200 per month.
The Hobby Club met last Tuesday at City Hall with 10 members present. President Lillian Fisbeck opened the meeting, Alma Halliburton led minutes and roll, and Anita Wachtendorf gave the reading. Mary Zimmermann won the door prize. Amalia Koudelka showed bread bag hats and provided lunch, with others serving. Next meeting is at City Hall on Tuesday Feb 19 at 2 30 pm. Members should bring material and scissors for quilt blocks and new patterns.
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