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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1975
Page
2
A reflective column questions the Civil War as the end of slavery and critiques growth of urban farm labor, immigration under Ford, and the expansion of bureaucratic power. It contrasts Governor Briscoe and John Connally as presidential prospects and laments voter apathy and bureaucratic control.
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Hinch and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Malinek honored Bobby Beran, MHS graduate, with a Saturday afternoon cookout at the Beran home. Present were his grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Joe Kubenka Jr., parents Mr. and Mrs. Frank C. Beran, siblings Miss Rosanne Beran and Doug las Beran, classmates Donnie Rothbauer Marcel Kleihege and Daniel Rabbe, and friends from Schulenburg and Colorado Springs.
Maria Koncaba was honored with a barbecue supper on Saturday May 24 at her parents home Mr and Mrs James Koncaba. Numerous relatives and friends from Moulton Hallettsville Shiner Needville Carrollton and Houston attended the celebration and commencement exercises.
Moulton Texas residents can contact Dennis Barta Agent at MOULTON INSURANCE AGENCY for office hours on Monday and Tuesday and the phone 596 4936. For broader options in Hallettsville, Henke Insurance Agency at 798 3637 offers insurance services.
A reader decries President Ford for bringing 140000 Vietnamese and compares it to Hungarian refugees. The protest questions unemployment figures and accuses the president of blundering, arguing public confidence is eroded by his actions.
Dr James Harris of Michigan University Orthodontics warns that human facial structure is deteriorating as evolution progresses. He says the jaw below the eyes is collapsing and future humans may be larger but not necessarily better, altering the standard image of the man of the future.
Daily sheriff notes include DWI and disorderly conduct arrests, prisoner handling, bond actions, ambulance calls, inquests, court appearances, and patrols. Transfers involve Weimar and Houston hospitals, FM 532 Hackberry area, Yoakum, Hallettsville, and St Marys region. dances checked at Applets Hill Sweet Home plus multiple prisoners released on bond. Included is local history feature on Sam Houston Oak site near Highway 90A detailing Gonzales to Shiner area and Braches inheritance.
The Braches home a historic cultural center west of Shiner on the Gonzales highway. Built in the 1850s it served stagecoaches and mail hacks to La Grange Chappell Hill Brenham and other towns. Now owned by the Braches descendants, it seeks National Register of Historic Places recognition.
Miss Rosanne Beran returned to Colorado Springs Colorado Tuesday after an extended visit with her parents Mr and Mrs Frank C Beran and other relatives.
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