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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1976
Page
2
Dear Abby column recounts a teen driver’s fatal crash and afterlife plea. A seventeen year old speaks from beyond, begging for one more chance to live, while detailing the accident, hospital, and family grief.
Descendants of Joseph Franz Dierschke and Pauline Seidel marked a centennial of settling in Moulton with a June 20 reunion at the VFW Hall. About 400 members attended Mass at St. Joseph's, toured the church cemetery, and joined a barbecue.
U S Senator John Tower of Texas blasts the National Health Planning and Resources Act as a rural harming, bureaucratic program that centralizes hospital siting, restricts services, worsens doctor shortages, raises costs, and could pave the way for national health insurance. He supports repeal legislation.
National Farm Safety Week runs July 25 to 31 with NSC and USDA backing the theme Educate for Safety. The 33rd annual event traces to World War II and aims to reduce farm accidents which cost about $3 billion yearly, with 5,500 farm resident deaths in 1975.
Paul Simper, son of Mr and Mrs Frankie Edward Simper of Moulton, spent five enjoyable days last week in the country with his grandparents Mr and Mrs Eugene Barta of Komensky.
The 15th annual Heiman Schraer Reunion was held Sunday June 6 1976 at Green Dickson Park in Shiner. A buffet dinner, afternoon business meeting, and prize awards followed. Newly elected officers include President Frankie Heiman and Vice President Joe Heiman Jr. Next reunion set for June 5 1977 at Green Dickson Park. Prizes honored youngest person, largest family, couple married longest, farthest distance, eldest person, and most years of marriage. The event closed with talk and games. The average speed of the housefly is four and a half miles per hour.
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