County Deputies Tackle Runaways And DWI Cases In County
Report from page one shows deputies at the county jail handling prisoners and fines while checking reports of runaways two boys near highway 77 and cattle loose near Moulton. Water pollution and flooded routes near U S 77 are noted as lines close roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highway 77
Water Quality Board
U.S. 77
Victoria
Lavaca Co
U. S. 77
Co Jail
H'ville
Citizens Hospital
Moulton
Hallettsville
Yoakum
Moulton and Shiner
Moulton Eagle Publication Details and Editorial Staff
The Moulton Eagle is published in Moulton Texas by MALEC PUBLISHING CO. Edited by Edwin Gallia with Gladys Malinek and Leona Biehunke as local editors. Subscriptions are $3.50 yearly, $2.00 for six months, $1.50 for three months, with second class postage paid at Moulton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malec Publishing CO
Moulton
Texas
Edwin Gallia
Gladys Malinek
Leona Biehunke
Moulton Chamber Directors meet at City Hall
The Moulton Chamber of Commerce and Agriculture holds a regular meeting at 8 00 p m on the third Monday of each month at City Hall. The board of directors meets on the second Friday at City Hall at 8 00 p m Herman Hauslik serves as president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moulton Chamber OF Commerce and Agriculture
City Hall
Board of Directors
Herman Hauslik
Religion and liberty voice in Malec column on cannons and Billy Graham
Walter Malec blends reminiscence of lost river cannons with praise for individual effort and religious conviction. He cites John Connally, George Washington, Ernest Renan, and Billy Graham, arguing personal liberty and Divine Truth uplift society while condemning communism and government handouts.
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George Washington
Billy Graham
Not The Only Ones Weigh In On Inflation And Socialism
An editorial voice argues that communists and socialists are undermining the country amid rising prices. It cites wage price controls, union opposition, and costly medical care, warning that Washington demands and hospital building reflect expanding socialism and big money exploitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nixon
Meany
Schulenburg
Washington
How Human They Are In Red Russia
A critical survey contrasts state policies in Russia and Eastern Europe with Western freedoms. It argues that education costs for Jewish émigrés and forced family separations exist, while alleging poor industrial and agricultural performance behind the Iron Curtain. It questions the appeal of communism and links atheism to communist aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red
Russia
Czechoslovakia
Mother and Daughter Celebrate March Birthdays Together
Mrs. Marvin Shimer and daughter Sandra Kay marked their birthdays on March 17 with relatives and friends attending. Guests from Shiner Hallettsville Houston and local families shared supper, photos, and gifts, with wishes for many more happy birthdays.
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Marvin Shimer
Sandra Kay
Adolph Morival
Shiner
Ervin Biehunke
Hallettsville
John Kloesel
Houston
Gene Flessner
Shelly
Lance
Marvin Shimek
Jimmie
Sandra
Mrs. Shimek
KJZT Juniors Meet and Plan District Event
The KJZT Juniors held their monthly gathering at St. Joseph Gyr on March 20. President led with a prayer, minutes were read, and treasurer reported. Director Mary Nell Holub urged attendance at the March 25 district meeting in Shiner. Patrice Koranek won the door prize. refreshments were served.
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KJZT
St. Joseph Gyr
Mary Nell Holub
Shiner
Patrice Koranek
Card of Thanks for Kindness in Time of Loss
Words cannot express our gratitude for the sympathy and help after our loss. Thanks to Rev Julius Holm Father Robert Schmidt Smith Funeral Home American Legion VFW Post pallbearers and all who sent cards food flowers and prayers. Mrs Lee Vogt and family.
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Legion Hall
Julius Holm
Robert Schmidt
Smith Funeral Home
American Legion
VFW
Lee Vogt
Week of April 2 School Menu Highlights
The menu lists daily items for the week starting Monday with meat and spaghetti and sides like corn spinach and pineapple. Tuesday offers picnic stew with buttered potatoes and green beans, followed by oatmeal cookies and bread. Wednesday features pizza with rice and a salad, plus fruit cocktail and peanut butter fingers. Thursday serves baked chicken with gravy and peas, along with beet and carrot dishes, donuts and milk. Friday offers hamburgers with lettuce tomato onion pickles and fries, finishing with coconut pie and milk.
Memorable Graves Mark Richmond Cemetery Legacy
In Fort Bend and Richmond cemeteries lie historic graves, including Jane Long the Mother of Texas and Deaf Smith the Texas spy. Also interred is Mirabeau B. Lamar, marking a trio of notable figures linked to early Texas history.
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Fort Bend
Richmond
Texas
Jane Long
Deaf Smith
Erasmus Smith
New York
Mississippi
San Antonio
Guadalupe Ruiz Duran
Smith
Austin
Fannin
Jim Bowie
Concepcion
Columbia
Houston
Gonzales
Vince
Vicente Filisola
Santa Anna
Congress of the Republic
Mirabeau B. Lamar
The
Republic
Lamar
Jane
Long and Deaf Smith
Long and Deaf Smith Cemetery Remains Texan Landmark
A famous Texas cemetery known for its historic significance and enduring memory. It stands as a sentinel of local heritage and rural memory, attracting visitors who reflect on the region’s past and notable burials.
Thanks for Support After Illness and Death of Jacob Tousek Sr
The family of Jacob Tousek Sr expresses heartfelt thanks to those who supported them during illness and after his death. Gratitude is extended to doctors Pat Wagner Robert Wagner and Dennis Wagner, Shiner Hospital staff, Shiner priests, Father Robert Schmidt for services and the rowery, Smith Funeral Home staff for flowers masses sympathy cards and food, and the ladies who helped in the kitchen. May God bless all who offered kindness.
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Jacob ‘Tousek
Pat
Robert
Dennis Wagner
Shiner Hospital
Shiner
Robert Schmidt
Rowery
Smith Funeral Home
Skalka and Malinek Visit Evening Wedding Hosts
Mr and Mrs Erwin Skalka of Schulenburz visited here with the Henry Malineks Wed evening.
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Erwin Skalka
Schulenburz
Henry Malineks
Legion Post 392 Meeting Notices and Officers
American Legion Post 392 announces monthly meeting on the first Wednesday. Commander Alvia Kocian and Adjutant Braever are listed among the officers for the current term.
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Legion Home
Alvia Kocian
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Capias
Dickinson
Moulton Eagle
Margaret Hermes
AP Ux Lavaca CO. Farm Bureau
By Walter Malec
Sycamore Pool
John Connally
Manion
Ernest Renan
North-End Ser
Albert Pavlicek
Fisbeck
Zenith TV
Voulton
Kjzt Jrs
Kuhn’s
Hi-Way Lumber CO
Dial
Moulton, Texas
Alamo
Almeron Dickinson
Travis
Sam Houston
Buffalo Bayou
Morrisburg
Jacob Tousek
Merrem
Adijutoot
A'S
Apsil
Agency
Lawrence T. Biehunko
Frank Biehunko JR
P. D
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