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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1976
Page
2
Pentagon wastes millions on recruiting gimmicks
Rep. Bob Carr criticizes Navy Army and Air Force spends on Frisbees ice scrapers and other trinkets as recruiting tools. Navy defends ads saying items offer immediate value though Carr calls them wasteful and urges solid enlistment motives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pentagon
Navy
Army
Air Force
Rep. Carr
Krause Family Reunion Marks Sixth Annual Gathering
The Krause family held its sixth annual reunion on June 6 at St. Joseph's Catholic Gym in Moulton. Over 80 members registered from Seguin San Antonio Ganado Corpus Christi Cuero Hallettsville Kennedy Three Rivers Beeville Houston Victoria Sealy Flatonia Hurst Skidmore Friendswood San Francisco California. A noon picnic featured fried and barbecued chicken sausage vegetables cakes and pies. After lunch a short meeting set the next reunion for Kennedy Texas. Attendees departed about 5 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph's Catholic
Moulton
Seguin
San Antonio
Ganado
Corpus Christi
Cuero
Hallettsville
Kennedy
Three Rivers
Beeville
Houston
Victoria
Sealy
Flatonia
Hurst
Skidmore
Friendswood
San Francisco
Calif
Texas
Young Homemakers Summer Social at Sulphur Park
The Young Homemakers held a Summer Social at Sulphur Park on Sunday June 13 starting at 2 30 P M. Activities included swimming and volleyball followed by home cooked beef stew and bread. Attendees included many local families led by Vic Jasek Roy Fried rich Willie Perez Bob Olle Ben Darilek Alvin Kocian Rodney Petrek Dennis Barta Sam Barta Larry Selzer Gene Selzer Carl Henke Bobby Pilat Gus Targac and Ervin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sulphur Park
Vic, Jasek
Roy Friedrich
Willie Perez
Bob Olle
Ben Darilek
Alvin Kocian
Rodney Petrek
Dennis Barta
Sam Barta
Larry Selzer
Larry Seifert
Gene Selzer
Carl Henke
Bobby Pilat
Gus Targac
Ervin
St Marys Catholic Cemeteries Association Sets Dues Plan
The St Marys Catholic Cemeteries Association held a June 2 meeting after the 7 30 mass. Members discussed dues for upkeep covering living descendants and perpetual care with rates 5 00 per year 100 00 per grave and 175 00 for advance sale. A trust fund guarantees ongoing upkeep funded by interest and the next meeting is July 7 1976 after mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’s Catholic
St. Mary’s
Henry Psencik
Purgatory
Joe F. Kuss Dies at 88 Hermleigh Resident
Joe F. Kuss, 88, retired farmer and longtime Hermleigh resident, died at 2:30 p.m. Sunday at Cogdell Memorial Hospital. Funeral rites were held Tuesday at St. John's Catholic Church in Hermleigh. Born February 16, 1888 in Czechoslovakia, he married Ella Krejci in 1912. Surviving are son Albert J. Kuss, sisters Millie Neitzler and Josie Hartmangrubar, brothers A. J. and M. J. Kuss, three grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Jane, one granddaughter, died in 1969.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe F. Kuss
Hermleigh
Cogdell Memorial Hospital
St. John’s Catholic Church
Thomas Jordan
Bellscale
Czechoslovakia
Mr. Kuss
Shiner
Texas
Ella Krejci
Albert J. Kuss
Millie Neitzler
Sweetwater
Josie Hartmangrubar
Iowa Park
A. J. Kuss
M. J. Kuss
Jane
Sunday guests visit Bryan household from three cities
Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Mladenka and daughters Jerri and Joy and granddaughter J J of Killeen joined Mrs. Fred Krause and Mrs. Emma Shandera of Shiner and Jimmy Bryan of Victoria as Sunday visitors to Mr. and Mrs. James R. Bryan in a shared family gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnnie Mladenka
Jerri
Joy
J. J
Killeen
Fred Krause
Emma Shandera
Shiner
Jimmy Bryan
Victoria
James R. Bryan
Hallettsville Rodeo Highlights Top Cowboys In Six Night Event
The Hallettsville rodeo runs for five nights with events including calf roping bareback bronc riding steer wrestling bull riding saddle bronc riding cutting horse daily team roping cloverleaf barrel racing pole bending breakaway roping goat tying and a queen contest. Admission: box seats 2 50 general adults 2 00 children 1 00 season tickets available. No parade this year but a large parade is planned for June 26 during Bicentennial in Hallettsville. About 475 top contestants from Texas compete in the 5000 seat arena. The Harris County Sheriff s Junior Posse performs Saturday night June 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallettsville
Moulton ISD Board Adopts Goals and Hires Custodian
The Board of Trustees adopted the goals and indicators from the goal committee at the June 9, 1976 meeting. Keystone Insurance Co. was approved as the student accident insurer for 1976 77. Jim Kubicek Jr. was hired as custodian for Moulton schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moulton Independent School District
Keystone Insurance Co
Jim Kubicek Jr
Moulton
It's a Boy Luke Allen Cowan Born in Houston
Mr and Mrs Luke Cowan of Houston announce the birth of their first child Luke Allen on March 8 in a Houston hospital. He weighs 8 pounds and is 20 inches long. Grandparents are Emil James Tousek and wife and great grandparents are Emil C Tousek and wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luke Cowan
Houston
Luke Allen
Emil James Tousek
Emil C. Tousek
Lavaca County Opens Upgraded Jail and Sheriff Quarters
The Lavaca County Sheriff's Department announces under construction additions to the Lavaca County Jail and officer quarters plus a full revamp of existing facilities. The project uses Revenue Sharing Funds to upgrade Mental Health and Environmental Protection, Fire services, and Public Transportation. The new construction aims to meet Federal and State laws and improve prisoner care and officer efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ance Service
Lavaca County
Tragedy Strikes Williams Family in Rockport Crash
Garza's pickup overturned and came to rest upside down 72 feet from impact as the Williams family and Mrs. Turk return to Rockport from Corpus Christi. Mrs. Turk linked to the Pettus and Turk families of Victoria. the Williams family has faced loss again within two years. Mrs. Turk, born 1907, survived by siblings Arah Anders Vera Hodges Amy Froehner, eight grandchildren and one great grandchild.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garza
Williams
Turk
Rockport
Corpus Christi
W. F. Pettus
George Wayne Turk
Victoria
George Turk
Lockhart
Albert and
Maud Baker Hodges
United Methodist Church
Shiner
Arah Anders
Vera Hodges
Gonzales
Amy Froehner
Baytown
Mayer Keys SR. League Win As Moulton Triumphs
Mayer earned the win for the SR. League game with S. Mayer as the winning pitcher and Maretz as the loser. Moulton fell behind Flatonia 10-0 in the first inning on six errors but recovered to win 12-4 behind Schacherl who pitched the final. Moulton schedules two next games at Flatonia on June 17 at 7 30 and at Moulton on June 21 at 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Mayer
Maretz
Flatonia
Moulton
Schacherl
Mayer
Columbus
Nurse Practitioner Ginny Koranek Joins Walnut Clinic Staff
In a UNC led pilot project from 1970 to address medical care shortages in underserved areas, Ginny Koranek serves as nurse practitioner at Walnut Clinic within Hot Springs Health Program. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alphonse Koranek and a 1970 graduate of Moulton High School and Breckenridge Hospital School of Nursing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
School of Nursing
School of Public Health
School of Medicine
University of North Carolina
Chapel Hill
North Carolina
Ginny
Hot Springs Health Program
Walnut Clinic
Alphonse Koranek
Moulton High School
Breckenridge Hospital School of Nursing
Legion auxiliary officers elected for 1977 year
Legions from Page 1 elected officers for 1977 including Commander Willie Bartos and 1st Vice Jimmy Luksovsky. Other posts list Jacob Tousek Jr Adjutant Rud Braeuer Chaplain Louis Fishbeck Historian George Migl Sgt at Arms Julius Gertner Post Service Officer James Rose Publicity Theo Metal Finance Officer Larry Seifert. Bartos won the Kitty and the meeting adjourned after a beef stew supper prepared by volunteers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion
Auxiliary
Willie Bartos
Jimmy Luksovsky
Jacob Tousek Jr
Rud. Braeuer
Louis Fishbeck
George Migl
Julius Gertner
James Rose
Theo
Larry Seifert
Patsy Moczygemba Earns Elementary Education Degree
Miss Patsy Moczygemba of Pleasanton earned a BS in Elementary Education at Southwest Texas State Teachers College in San Marcos in May. She will teach fourth grade at Path Elementary School for the 1976 77 term. Her mother is Olivia Zidek of Moulton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patsy Moczygemba
Fred Moczygemba
Pleasanton
Southwest Texas State Teachers College
San Marcos
Path
Patsy
Olivia Zidek
Moulton
Realtors President Urges Public Service and Involvement
National Association of Realtors President Phillip C. Smaby from Ohio calls Realtors and Americans to rekindle the Spirit of 76 by three steps: engage in politics, pursue better education, and provide superior service. He emphasizes that service is the rent for occupying space and asks members to use their talents to improve communities and the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Association of Realtors
Phillip C. Smaby
Ohio
Smaby
American Legion Auxilia ry dues and event notes
The Legion Auxillary set a five dollar rental fee for a punch bowl set with replacement of broken pieces by the renter. They approved funeral sprays with the unit name and planned flower deliveries to local businesses. Officers elected for 1976 77 include Adella Haase president and Stella Braeuer second vice president, with Edith Luksovsky named chaplain and Jr. girls supervisor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Aux
Fisbeck Grocery
Ad. Haikenwaelder
Suzy Luksovsky
John Kozelsky
Hattie Pavlas
Adella Haase
Dolores Koncaba
Stella Braeuer
Willie Mae Williams
Verona Vogt
Betty Hohmann
Edith Luksovsky
Roslyn Kocian
Lollie Bartos
Sidonia Fishbeck
Gonzales Livestock Market Report
The market was active for good stocker and feeder calves and yearlings selling fully steady. Lower quality calves and yearlings were slow. Packer cows were cheaper by 2 to 2.50, hogs steady, and cow and calf pairs very active with about 25 higher per pair.
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Moulton Eagle
Hallettastile Publishing Co
Moulton, Tevas
Ive
Gladys Malinek
Knights OF Columbus
Joseph Kopp
Council
G.K
Bill Steinacher
Bill Novosad
Moutlon
VFW
VFW Hall
Marlon (Joyce) Cinadr
Bernadette Motal
Anita Fojt
V.F.W
George Mayer
Gene Hinch
Adjutant Entertainment
Catholic Daughters OF America
Saint Joseph's Gym
Elyse Chaloupka
Kathy Fishbeck
American Legion
Merrem
Legion Home
SALF
North-End Ser
Albert Pavlicer
Blue Cross
Blue Shield
SFE
Margaret Hermes
Farm Bureau
P.O. Box
Yoakum
Moulton Insurance Agency
Henry Joe Henke
Henke Insurance Agency
East 4Th Street
Bureau
Herman Kurtz
Earl Kaiser
Sec’y. Treas
Redy
Zenith TV & Radio
Speed
Charles Jarmiter
Bob Carr
D.-Mich
Krause
Young Homemakers Party
Harris County Sheriff's Junior Posse
Legionnaires
Hanslik
Legion Aux
House of Prayer
Seguin, Texas
W. Kingsbury
Mother Laura
Mother Loura
Loura
Gonzales Livestock Market Report
Patek
Adolph Kiesel
Town & Country Furniture
Flatonia, Texas
Farmers & Merchants State Bank
Strength Service
David R. Tauch
Optometrist
St. Lawrence
Gonzales, Texas
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