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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1975
Page
2
The speaker argues atheism has long roots among educated elites and claims religion defines humanity. They question whether Christian nations’ advancement proves Christianity, and warn that atheism leads to communism, noting church closures in Czechoslovakia as evidence of Reds limiting freedom.
The longtime publisher and columnist in Hallettsville Malec died leaving twelve grandchildren and three great grandchildren. He spent 45 years in publishing, authored his final Line or Two column the morning of death, and helped honor Texas heroes by promoting gravesite markers and restoring Memorial Park with local officials.
Walter Malec, prominent Hal lettsville editor and publisher of seven papers, died leaving a legacy of promoting Czech culture and farm welfare. He built a regional press network, opposed political corruption, and earned state honors for historical preservation. Pallbearers and honorary mourners included local officials and long time collaborators.
The Millican Gin area, noted as the quiet historic spot in Texas, draws visitors recalling 1835 first settlers who stood for independence. Guided by attorney William Allen, the visit highlights pioneer heritage and the enduring example set by early Texans amid references to broader political debates.
The writer contestsMexican territorial claims and questions US responses to atheism and communism. Citing Madeline O Hara of Austin the piece argues atheism is a step toward communism and laments church closures in Czechoslovakia while defending religious freedom in a free country.
Opinion piece arguing the U S Postal Service failed to reform the Post Office model. It critiques budget deficits of 820 million dollars and 12.6 billion dollar budget, rising rates, potential bankruptcy, and warns many magazines face extinction while questioning the need and form of a reformed system.
The Moulton School Board met July 9 in the Administration Building with President Daniel Jasek presiding. Present were Supt. Thomas Hoyer, board members Leslie Haas Jimmy Holub Marvin Jasek and Alvin Kocian Principal R L Orsak and Secretary Mrs A W Etlinger. Visitors L T Biehunko and Jim Wright. Minutes and financial report approved. Mrs Johnnie Maresh hired as Remedial teacher for 1975 76. Farmers Merchants State Bank named school depository for coming year.
At the Filipp Family Reunion at Moulton VFW Hall on June 1 Frankie Filipp Georgie Kalisek Sophie Filipp and Mary Fojtik attended. Additional visitors from here and Schulenburg visited Julius and Julius Janecek families and the Memorial General Hospital in Houston.
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