Moulton Eagle Publication Details
The Moulton Eagle is owned and published by Hallettsville Publishing Co. It is published every Friday in Moulton Texas with Edwin Gallia Jr as editor manager and Gladys Malinek as local editor. Subscription rates are five dollars eighty cents in area six dollars eighty three outside area in Texas seven dollars thirty five out of state per year in advance. Second class postage paid at Moulton Texas 77975.
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Hallettsville Publishing Co
Moulton
Texas
Edwin Gallia Jr
Mgr
Gladys Malinek
Nixon's Campaign Liquidation Trust keeps 1.2 million
The 1972 Campaign Liquidation Trust formerly CREEP holds 1.2 million with 550000 owed to the IRS. It has paid about 200000 to Watergate burglars and 220000 for legal costs of John Mitchell and Maurice Stans, while trustees and other debts absorb funds from citizens’ donations.
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Richard Nixon
Nixon
IRS
Guilford Dudley
Democratic Party
Daniel Schultz
John Mitchell
Commerce
Maurice Stans
Securities and Exchange Commission
Robert Vesco
Edward
Senate
Vesco
Charles Potter
Michigan
Paul Barrick
Washington, D. C
Dudly
Denmark
Downey
Calif
Marjorie Phelan
Frank Zahour
Older Texans Month Proclaimed by Governor Briscoe
Governor Dolph Briscoe designates May 1977 as Older Texans Month urging communities to involve seniors in local and state government and decision making. The proclamation, dated April 18 1977, emphasizes using elder talents to build a better society and encourages opportunities for continued participation.
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Texas
State of
Local VFW Hall contest awards free dances tickets
Winners of the VFW dance jingles receive free tickets to all dances at the Hall through specified end dates. First prize goes to Bernadette and John for jingles about recycling and behavior, second to Liz Chaloupka, third to Sandra Machart, with other participants earning single-dance passes. Commander Paul Mosier distributed the prizes.
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Bernadette
John
Liz Chaloupka
VFW
Sandra Machart
Margaret Kubicek
Rose Nieto
Leonita Luksovsky
Suzette Metal
Truth Is Better Than False Hope Says Noted Philosopher
The author reviews C P Shaw and Snow arguing false hope includes belief in an immortal soul and human purpose. Snow urges tempering values with science while defending belief in God and Jesus as the only true hope for humanity amid a cosmos possibly without end. He predicts Jesus will return to judge the living and dead.
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C.P. Shaw
Northwestern University
Snow
Mr. Snow
God
Jesus Christ
Jesus
U.S
Russia
Jamboree Pie Contest and Parade Entries
Beverly Jasek lists pie baking contest details to call Mary Patek for entry. Pies baked at home and brought to VFW Hall by 12:30 p.m. Saturday. Two pies per contestant one for judging the other auctioned. Fruit pies only. Entries for sack races call Cindy Petrek. Parade entries call Elyse Chaloupka via Thelma Hinze.
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Beverly Jasek
Mary Patek
VFW Hall
Cindy Petrek
Elyse Chaloupka
Thelma Hinze
Color and Furnishing Tricks Make Rooms Seem Bigger
The piece notes how pale colors in a small room or bold furnishings in a large room alter perceived space. It cites FTC reports and cigarette industry agreements raising awareness of tar figures. It states Carlton Regular King shows 1 mg tar and Carlton Menthol under 1 mg tar.
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Federal Trade Commission
U.S
Carlton
Beasley Family Honors Patricia Barta Graduation
Mr and Mrs Alvin Barta hosted a barbecue in Beasley on May 22 to honor their daughter Patricia who graduated with Lamar Consolidated High School Rosenberg 480 graduates this year The attendees included Barta relatives and neighbors from Moulton such as Eugene Barta Frankie Simper and family Paul Becky and Michael Joe Pilat and daughters Michelle and Stephanie.
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Alvin Barta
Beasley
Patricia
Lamar Consolidated High School
Rosenberg
Barta
Moulton
Eugene Barta
Frankie Simper
Paul
Becky
Michael
Joe Pilat
Michelle
Stephanie
Texas Lutheran Commencement Honors Scholarship Benefactor
Miss Anita Richter attended the 86th annual Commencement Exercises at Texas Lutheran College Seguin on May 22 1977 where she received a plaque at a President's Associates dinner for funding a college scholarship. Graduates include Melinda Mang Cum Laude and Gloria Vlasak Magna Laude and noted as the 3000th graduate.
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Anita Richter
Texas Lutheran College
Seguin
Texas Lutheran
Melinda Mae Mang
Kenneth Mang
Gonzales
Miss Richter
Miss Mang
Gloria Joyce Vlasak
Don Vlasak
Priddy
Texas
Henry Helweg
Miss Vlasak
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Knights OF Columbus
Joseph Kopp
Council
G.K
Bill Steinacher
Bill Novosad
Moulton Vfw
Elizabeth Sharar
Bernadette Motal
Anita Fojt
V.F.W
Cecil Castro
Gene Hruck
Catholic Daughters OF America
Saint Joseph's Gym
Kathy Fishbeck
American Legion Geier-Merrem
Legion Home
Willie Bartos
Rad. Braeuer
Salf North-End Ser
Albert
Pavlicer
SFE
Hallettsville
Yoakum
Moulton Insurance Agency
Henry Joe Henke
Henke Insurance Agency
East 4Th Street
Te Farm Bureau Algy PE Ueem Aileyale
Sulphur Park
Herman Kurtz
Earl Kaiser
Sec'y. Treas
Rudy
Zenith TV & Radio
Speed
Dolph Briscoe
Veath
Services
Drexler
Kabena
Louis Drexler
Joe Drexler
Victoria
Adolph Gallia
Edmund Koenning
John Kutach
Houston
Rudolph Jaluska
Adolph Kutach
Olid
Buddy Pruess
Texas Luth
J. B. Cook
Flatonia
Tex
GVEC
Guadalupe Valley
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