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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1974
Page
2
U S Rep Jake Pickle led the Democratic primary in Lavaca County with 9 139 votes while challenger Larry Bales had 2336 and F E Meadows 593. Congressman John Young in District 14 had no opposition and should face minimal Republican challenge in the fall.
Bullard stresses speed law compliance alone is not enough to be a safe driver. Proper signaling, intersection approach, and lane position are vital. Advice to drive near the speed limit to reduce passing hazards. Program brought to Moulton by Lavaca County Farm Bureau and run since 1957 by the TFB Safety Department.
The Moulton Eagle published by Malec Publishing Co. lists Friday issues from Moulton Texas with Gladys Malinek and Leona Biehunko as local editors. Subscription rates show four dollars per year in advance, with three month and single copy options and a Texas address 77975 for second class postage.
Walter Malec argues that small farmers are harmed by urban concentration and political indifference. He questions crime, drugs, and youth issues as symptoms of broader neglect of farming families and critiques politicians who favor large farms over small ones.
A reader questions farm income supports versus direct payments, criticizes party politics in Austin and Washington, and asks if Nixon’s record and inflation reflect a government of the people or parties, noting farm displacement to cities. The tone argues for farmer-centered representation and policy beyond political games.
The text questions what Watergate and urban priorities mean to people and asks if Democrats consider inflation and farmer troubles. It laments farm losses and urban migration and asks whether leadership and congressional action could bring relief. It frames a call for rural concerns and policy remedy.
The letter questions why Democrats target Nixon if he were a Democrat, arguing ideological battles aside, parties aim to discredit rivals rather than serve the public. It notes potential misuse of funds on Nixon private property and asks why other public officials would be prosecuted, criticizing perceived partisan double standards.
Sunny spring days bring more bicycles on streets due to gas shortages and rising adult interest. Bike Safety Week From April 22 to 27 emphasizes rider responsibility through instruction, skills contests, and inspections to prevent tragedies on the road.
Mrs Oscar L Vivian Inez Hull age 48 died Wednesday April 24 1974 at Nix Hospital San Antonio She was a Waelder librarian and wife of Oscar L Hull born November 6 1925 in Lockhart to Melvin E Denyer Sr and Inez Beatrice Halliburton Her father preceded her in death her mother survives.
The obituary notes the death of Mrs. Hull, wife of Gary Hull, with survivors including two sons Gary and Rodney, a daughter Donna Behrendt, three grandchildren, and brothers Melvin E. Denyer Jr. and Charles Denyer. She belonged to Waelder Baptist Church and Eastern Star Chapter 1023. Funeral April 26 at Waelder Baptist Church, Rev. Jensen and Rev. O Neall officiating. Interment Waelder Masonic Cemetery. Pallbearers John Griffin Danny Janecka Donnie Richter Clarence Blackman O J Behrendt Fay Wilson.
Stan Schoenfeld of San Antonio rolled a 277 256 221 in the doubles at Indianapolis for a 754 series and 1 282 pair total to reach 1 894 nine‑game score in the ABC event marking a rare 700 set by a San Antonio bowler. He is cited as the third from the city to reach 700 in ABC competition.
Mr and Mrs Sonny Novak visited Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs Frank Biehunko Jr with their children Becky and Buddy.
The Hobby Club met at City Hall on Tuesday April 16 with fourteen members present. President Lillian Fisbeck opened the meeting and Alma Halliburton read roll call and minutes. Anna Halli read, Amelia Koudelka brought a corsage, and Geytner won the door prize.
Alma Halliburton and Elizabeth Odom welcomed guests as the group announced the next meeting at City Park on Tuesday May 21 at 10 00 am Members should bring 25 cents or a 25 cent gift for recreation and a covered dish
Mr Frank Biehunko Jr celebrated his 75th birthday on Sunday May 5 at his Moulton home. Family members from Moulton San Antonio Austin Gonzales and local friends attended a turkey dressing pork roast and dessert dinner.
The American Lung Association Alamo Area will station its Mobile X Ray Unit in Lavaca County for three days across Yoakum Hallettsville Moulton and Shiner. Venues include Yoakum City Warehouse Hallettsville City Hall Main Street Moulton and American Legion Hall. X rays run 10 to 1 and 2 to 5 with ages 15 and up urged to participate. Donations fund local health service operations not funded by government. Lavaca County board members Plowman and Dr Ren Ger represent the area.
W. H. Etlinger expresses deep gratitude to Dr. Robert Wagner and the Shiner Hospital team, Citizens Memorial Hospital in Victoria staff, and Father Richard Toal for Holy Communion visits prayers and support. He also thanks family and friends for visits, prayers, cards, flowers and calls, asking God to bless them all.
Emma Ummelmann 82 a Houston resident and former Yokum native died Tuesday in a Houston hospital. She was a Mount Olive Lutheran Church member and survived by daughter Irene Leslie of Houston two sons Arnold of Danevang Oscar of Lawing Texas eight grandchildren and ten great grandchildren. Services Friday May 3 at 1 30 p m at Forest Park Lawndale Funeral Chapel with Pastor C E Kasper officiating. Interment Forest Park Lawndale.
The Homemaking Department of Moulton High invites children ages 2½ to 5 in the Moulton Independent School District to a nursery school June 3–7 from morning until 12 noon. To enroll, mail the completed form to Mrs. Novice Barta, Drawer C, Moulton, Texas by May 20, 1974.
Mr and Mrs W L Gibson returned Monday from Beasley where they spent the weekend visiting their children. They accompanied their daughter and Mr and Mrs Ed Enox to Houston to see Mrs Fred Gibson a patient in M D Anderson Hospital. They also visited J W Hull who is a patient there.
Mrs. Marguerite Washington elected president of the Lavaca County Unit Texas State Teachers Association for 1974 75 at a Moulton banquet and meeting. New officers include Johnny Lewis as vice president Elveria Stratmann secretary Norman Strandtman treasurer. Outgoing officers include R L Orsak and Kathy Fischbeck.
Mrs Anita Courtney is visiting Moulton with Mr and Mrs Frank Biehunko Jr. The outing places the guests in the town for a social occasion and includes time with the hosting family.
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