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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1977
Page
7
Church notes announce two Holy Masses on Friday the Feast of the Sacred Heart at 6 30 a m and 7 00 p m. Rainfall over the weekend measured 0 80 inch. A miscellaneus Come and Go Shower honored bride elect Cyndi Leale to Allan Stryk in Praha Hall from 2 to 4.
Agriculture Commissioner Reagan V. Brown praised the Grain Warehouse Act as beneficial for operators the Texas Department of Agriculture and Texas producers. He said the law would restore public faith after fraud cases and tighten accounting with numbered receipts and serial scale tickets. Brown cited Corpus Christi facilities handling over 140 million bushels yearly and statewide harvests of about 286 million bushels of grain sorghum and 100 million bushels of wheat.
Roy Edward Drescher died June 2 1977 at his Sugar Land Texas home age 38 years 9 months 28 days He was a truck driver for Imperial Sugar and a U S Army veteran He leaves Janet Keprta his wife and three children Laura Jeffrey and Melissa Funeral Mass was held at St Theresa s Catholic Church Sugar Land and burial at Holy Cross Cemetery East Bernard Rosary was said at Triska-Davis-Dawson Funeral Chapel and by Knights of Columbus Pallbearers included coworkers and friends He is survived by his parents Gregor and Margaret Drescher a sister Patricia Mackey a brother David Drescher and many relatives in Col umbus Corpus Christi and Hallettsville Moulton area.
The Kikari of the Japanese National Railways covers 83 miles between Kyoto and Nagoya in 47 minutes. It achieves an average speed of 106.5 miles per hour marking it as the world’s fastest rail service.
Texas cotton production in 1976 topped 1 billion dollars, just below the 1973 peak. A total of 3,307,000 bales were gathered with lint averaging 62.4 cents per pound for upland and 1.18 dollars for American Pima. Cottonseed rose to 99 dollars per ton.
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