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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1974
Page
4
Lavaca County farmers with 4 Feed Grain Peanut Rice or Cotton allotments are urged to certify planted acreages immediately. Final certification date is July 15. Benefits include protection of allotments next year and eligibility for disaster and price support payments. failure to certify yields a zero acreage for future allotment purposes. Disaster and RECP program details follow with deadlines and required steps.
Margaret is engaged and employed by Prudential Inc and is a 1974 graduate of Moulton High School. She is in her third year with Sears Roebuck. The wedding is scheduled for Saturday July 13.
The U S House Government Operations Committee reported about 5.1 million dollars was spent on property owned by the late President while in office. An additional 770000 was spent on an Austin Federal Office Building office. The panel noted 17.1 million for Nixon properties and cited security facilities at LBJ Ranch with 3573000 dollars from Defense and the White House Communications Agency.
Young women aged 5 to 17 from Bell Coryell Lampasas and Milam counties will audition for the 1974 State Pageant on Friday June 28 at 6 PM at the Texas Bank & Trust Temple. A field director will select six girls to advance to the state finals after talent display and runway instruction in three age groups.
Shiner will near term resurfaces on US 90A in a Bran nan Contractors plan as part of a 162 mile district 13 Texas Highway Department contract. Work starts around June 18 or 19 with traffic controls and safety measures to minimize disruption. George F. Gold oversees the seal coat project for the department.
The Old Moulton Homecoming attracted a large turnout with many families listed as attendees. Notably, Mrs Hazael Johnson arrived from Colorado as the farthest traveler among a wide circle of residents and former residents from towns including San Antonio San Marcos Spoford Garden City Shiner Cistern Flatonia and Austin. Nancy Hull reports.
Jackie Sue Fishbeck returned home after a week visiting her grandparents, the John Fishbecks, in San Antonio.
I express sincere thanks to everyone who helped during my stay in Shiner Hospital. Special thanks to Dr. Robert Wagner and to Drs. Patrick and John D. Wagner and the nursing staff. Thanks also to Rev. Marcus Valenta and to Msgr. Hanacek and Rev. Heitkamp for Holy Communion and prayers. Appreciate all relatives and friends for prayers cards flowers and visits including Mr. and Mrs. Willie Meyer and Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Skialka.
A note from Mrs. Henry C. Jasek expresses gratitude to dren and their families for care during illness and promises prayers. She blesses the group and signs with her initials.
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