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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1956
Page
2
The University of Texas joins nine other colleges in letting women take basic ROTC courses next fall. They will also take special classes on a woman’s role in the Air Force. Upon completion, women will be commissioned as second lieutenants in the Air Force Reserve.
Mrs. W. K. Richter and Mrs. A. L. York of Moulton, Mrs. Durwood Bradley of Lubbock and Miss Anita Richter of Seguin attended the tenth Mang family reunion in New Braunfels on Sunday.
A Chicago AMA annual meeting report states that mental condition influences illness. Doctors note body health hinges on the mind with asthma and heart disease cited. The column also critiques political promises about pensions and veterans bonuses, warning goods come at a cost.
The column rails at high taxes and government spending while praising Adenauer and urging anti communism. It notes wage deductions, ailing auto industry, and warns of legalized confiscation harming free enterprise. It also mentions a Pic nic at St. Anthony's and then lists local social notices and gatherings in Witting.
A state governor warns that the federal gas tax rise to three cents per gallon will hit motorists immediately while a long term highway program funds loom. Combined with high state taxes the levy could total over 29 billion dollars for the project with drivers paying more than 360 dollars each on average.
The Stryk family held their annual reunion on Sunday June 17 at Praha Parish Hall with 8:00 AM Mass by Rev. Marcus Valenta. New officers were elected after a family meeting. the event plans the reunion every two years. Attendees included many families from Engle Flatonia Houston Rosenberg Schulenburg and more. the oldest couple were Mr. and Mrs. Joe Stryk and the youngest Linda Ann Muras. A prayer at the cemetery followed by dancing to Joe Farkus orchestra ended the day with hopes to meet again in 1958.
Mr and Mrs Ben L Darilek and children spend summer in San Marcos as Mr Darilek attends Southwest Texas State Teachers College. Sgt and Mrs Wind Wehen and children visit Kenward Kolar home. Arnold Papacek of Houston and daughter Linda Papacek of El Campo spend weekend with Mrs R B Papacek. Supt and Mrs J W Pyland visit relatives in Corpus Christi Agua Dulce Alice Pleasanton Jourdanton Christine and San Antonio. Mrs Durwood H Bradley of Lubbock spends weekend with W K Richter. Anita Richter of Seguin visits W K Richter home.
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