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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1973
Page
2
Mrs. Ella Wagner expresses gratitude to Mr. and Mrs. Joe Kubenka Jr. Rev. Holm doctors nurses and pastors of Moulton and Shiner for their care. She especially thanks Emma Rosenauer for help at home and acknowledges cards and visits from friends.
A reflective column prompts on Nixon era limits on government and spending. It questions opposition to restraint and mocks those who ridiculed truth about farmers. It weighs war survival, love, race hatred, Nazism and communism, and whether humanity needs divinity to endure.
Mrs Joyce Henzel of Shiner marries August Muehlstein of Moulton in a Feb 14 1973 ceremony at United Dr Martin Luther Church Shiner officiated by Rev C C Grosenbacher. Acolytes Edward and David Hanzel. Witnesses Gary Mouwehlstein and Emery Hanzel.
The speaker argues against federal aid for the poor and critiques farm programs. They contend Washington welfare benefits political gain, note farm money concentrates among a few commercial farms, and fear consequences for family farmers, unemployment, and national freedom. They urge local action and personal responsibility.
A reflective call on ending war and armaments, noting Civil War emancipation and asking how billions spent on weapons could aid people. The piece urges stronger global leadership, a more effective United Nations, and links peace to Christian ideals and opposition to communism.
The piece cites Lincoln and others on farming as a path to stable living. It traces farm population shares from 1900 to 1935 and farm income as a share of national income, noting declines from about 20.5 percent in 1900 to under 10 percent in 1933 and a low around 8-10 percent in the early 1930s, concluding that today the situation is worse.
Following the ceremony a reception was held at the Shiner Hermann Sons Hall with sandwiches chips and other trimmings. The white frosted pineapple sheet cake featured red sugar spun roses and a red heart inscribed August and Joyce. The couple resides in Shiner where both are employed at Trinity Lutheran.
The writer thanks the Moulton Fire Department for their quick response to a grass fire incident. The note is signed by Mr. Jim Sustr.
Mr and Mrs Alfred Reeder of Danbury spent the weekend in Moulton with Mr and Mrs Jim Filipp and family.
Sandra Machart completed Adventures with Your Camera with lessons on choosing a camera taking pictures and managing expenses. Terry Williams finished a Dog Care project learning grooming health and diet under adult leader Mrs. Williams. Elaine Pavlicek learned crochet stitches and finishing under Mrs. Pavlicek.
The Luksovsky family expresses sincere thanks to everyone who was kind to Kris at Santa Rosa Children’s Hospital and after her return home. They thank those who sent gifts, cards, food, and calls, special thanks to her first grade class and Mrs Simper. May God bless you all.
The Katolické Jednoty Texas was organized in 1889 after leaders including Father J. Chromcik met at Hostyn to protest higher northern fraternal dues. Texas Czech lodges formed Slavonic Benevolent Order of the State of Texas and now serve over 14,000 members with life insurance, aid for the disabled, scholarships, and Czech language and culture programs. The SPJST followed, establishing a Texas Czech fraternal order with assets over $56 million and lodges statewide, plus retirement homes in Taylor and Needville and cultural scholarships at UT, A&M, Rogers, and El Campo schools.
Mr and Mrs J M Meiners express heartfelt gratitude to friends neighbors and many others for sympathy cards calls and acts of kindness after the loss of their beloved son in law Roy R Harple Special thanks go to Rev Julius Holm and to Mrs Bill Wachtendorf Mrs Francis Fisbeck and Mrs Marie Jarosek for their help and support.
The St Theresa K J Z T held its first quarterly session Sunday March 4 at 1 30 p m at St Joseph s Hall with fifteen members present. Officers led prayers and reviewed minutes and reports while welcoming seven new members and discussing junior division activities.
Mr and Mrs Willie Meyer of Schulenburg visit New Braunfels spending Sunday with Mr and Mrs Fred Osterloh in their home accompanied by Mr and Mrs Henry Malinek and Emma Rosenauer visiting from here.
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