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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1977
Page
2
The Moulton Eagle lists subscription rates: $5.78 in area, $6.83 outside area in Texas, and $7.35 out of state per year in advance. Second class postage paid at Moulton Texas 77975.
Dr. Sanders T. Frank, a USC clinical medicine professor, says many doctors avoid Code Blue emergencies due to malpractice lawsuits. He cites missed responses, fear of litigation, and insurers pressuring blame even when doctors are blameless, warning the malpractice climate worsens yearly and endangers patients.
Two 18 year old Austin women were killed when their car left State Hwy 71 6.5 miles NW of Columbus and hit a bridge then rolled into a creek. Driver Mark Fowler 18 survived in fair condition. judge ruled deaths accidental.
Senator L. Bentsen warns rural Americans face worse conditions than urban residents across housing, transport, energy, and jobs. He cites FHA VA loan shares, CETA funds, road quality, and indoor plumbing gaps, urging targeted federal action to correct inequities and boost rural growth.
A religious exhortation urges relying on God's strength when facing fatigue and despair. It cites Isaiah 40 31 and Philippians 4 13 to encourage persistence, faith, and the idea that divine support empowers endurance through trials.
Lavaca County Farm Bureau members were informed they must switch to one of two Blue Cross Blue Shield comprehensive plans by Oct 1 1977. Policyholders receive a card with plan options, select either high option or low option with deductibles, and notify the county office of their choice by July 22 to avoid auto enrollment in the low deductible high option plan. Senior Texan Companion Service exemptions apply.
The Homemakers group listed their officer slate for the upcoming election: President Kathleen Heinrich, Vice President Gloria Jasek, Secretary Elsie Orsak, Treasurer Shirley Schoenfeld, Reporter Carolyn Whitmire. They sent a get well gift to Mrs. Martin’s hospitalized son and adjourned after refreshments. Next meeting July 20 at 7:30 p.m. Program chair Carolyn Whitmire. hostesses Marilyn Thibodeaux and Elsie Orsak.
Mrs. Steve Roznovsky thanks visitors, for flowers and cards, and special thanks to Father Pat for Holy Communion and to doctors and nurses at the hospital. She expresses gratitude to all who helped during her stay.
Mr and Mrs Frank Hrncir of San Antonio visited recently with Mrs F K Hrncir and Edith, sharing a social call and conversation during a local gathering.
Hallettsville participants Carol Bozka Audrey Bludau and Brenda Bludau won blue ribbons in the Lavaca County 4-H Dress Revue held at the First National Bank meeting room. Bozka Bludau and Koranek Dornak advance to the District Dress Revue in Victoria July 7, with Nancy Fuhrken presenting ribbons.
Mrs. Charlie Anderson of Prattville Alabama and Mrs. Buddy Anderson of Hallettsville visited last week in the home of Mrs. Joe Papacek.
Lavaca County Independent Cattlemen's Association praised the May 22 event at Sweet Home as a grand success with strong turnout. Thirty contestants vied in horse races. junior winners were Michael Pish Melissa Wilbur Shawn Wilkie while seniors were Randy Heger Scott Zak and Myron Menking. Randy Heger won overall. prizes and ribbons awarded. donations from Moor Man's and Grahmann's True Value noted.
Young Homemakers with their advisor and families held their annual summer social at Sulphur Park on June 12, 1977. The event featured volleyball and swimming followed by a stew supper.
Mr and Mrs Johnnie R Berry visited in Austin the weekend of the 11th and 12th with Reagan and Ernette Nesbitt. Mrs Dorothy Cliffe and Mrs Clara Burton of Houston spent three days here visiting with Mr and Mrs Johnnie R Berry. Mrs Cliffe is a sister to Mr Berry.
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