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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1959
Page
2
Mr and Mrs Eddie Koudelka and their children and Mr and Mrs Frank Koudelka of here visited in Granger Sunday with Mr and Mrs Robert Koudelka. Mr Frank Heiman of Danbury visited briefly in the Henry Malinek home Wednesday morning.
A columnist laments the closing of the Yoakum Hallettsville rail section and questions the fate of the Hallettsville to Eagle Lake segment. He suggests policy reforms to save jobs and service and critiques political figures and union movements in a broader discussion of national issues.
Mrs. Gilbert T. Latham of Richmond Virginia announces the engagement of her daughter Nancy Louise to Lt Franklin David Barborak son of Mr and Mrs Victor J Barborak of Moulton The couple met through their schools as Nancy attended the College of William and Mary and Franklin studied at Texas A M and UT A September wedding is planned
The piece stresses that character matters above creed and that all Americans and Texans who fought and died for the country deserve equal respect. It condemns church influence in politics and urges unity, stating no man should support such influence.
Seventy descendants of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Dierschke gathered July 4 at the Goliad Community Center for the Dierschke family reunion. Special guests were Father Peter J. Kolvenbach and Father Matthew Lyng. Card games and piano solos provided evening diversions as four generations shared a day of meals and fellowship.
The obituary for Mrs Willie A Schodde of Cuero corrects earlier errors stating she died in Burns Hospital Cuero on June 30. Funeral services were held July 1 at St Mark’s Lutheran Cuero at 3 30 p m with burial at Memory Gardens Cemetery Cuero.
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