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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1973
Page
5
The Possum Flats Philosopher argues 64 percent of American parents oppose sons entering politics. He cites scandal and investigations as deterrents and compares politics to high school football, noting a cycle of rising and falling talent and a current losing streak.
Speaking to the Bell County Farm Bureau in Temple, State Senator Bill Patman warned Texas farmers face acute fertilizer shortages. He cited price ceilings, US disadvantage vs foreign buyers, and natural gas limits in nitrogen fertilizer production, urging policy changes and noting Texas ag programs and the 1974 Constitutional Convention.
Miss Lola Marie Parker becomes bride of Mr. Alex Hall of Houston Texas. A reception followed at the People’s Choice dining room. They will reside at 805 Mc Keen Street Waco Texas. Mrs Hall was known in Moulton for work at Bernadette's Beauty Shop.
Army Lt Col Vladimir A Pospisil son of Mr and Mrs Zetrin A Pospisil Route 1 Texas attends the U S Army War College at Carlisle Barracks Pa The 10 month Senior School prepares officers and civilian officials for top level command and staff duties He entered service in 1954 and earned the Medal citations His wife Patsy resides at 7020 Barnack Drive Springfield Va
Funeral services for William A. Gerdes Sr. 69 of Edina were held at St. Agnes Church Edina with Rev. William Halata officiating. Burial followed in the cemetery under Jackson County Funeral Service. He died Oct. 21 1973 born Aug. 1 1904 in Lavaca County. He married Exina in 1932 and lived in Surviving are his wife a daughter Mrs William Hilda Yeondrey and two sons W A Gerdes Jr and James H
Theo Bartos and Sharon Lockstedt celebrated birthdays Sunday evening October 21 at Mrs Theo Bartos home. A barbecue chicken supper followed with guests from Moulton Flatonia Schulen burg Bebe Cistern Kovar Columbus Austin Yoakum and Cistern including Theo Bartos and Sharon Lockstedt as honorees.
Mrs Albert Koehl a longtime Wharton Manor resident died at Caney Valley Memorial Hospital after living in Wharton for 33 years. Funeral services were held at Holy Family Church with interment at Evergreen Memorial Park Wharton. Born Barbara Annie Hundl November 8 1896 in Moulton she was daughter of Anton and Rosie Hundl. Survived by three sons Earnest Eugene Edward Koehl and son in law Bessie Michalec all of Shiner four brothers Charlie Anton Hundi Louis and Alphonse Hundi of Wharton and Shiner.
Joseph D. Janak leads the Lavaca Soil and Water Conservation District as members and officers report on farm plans. Emil Henrichs Jr develops a plan with SCS help to establish coastal bermuda grass for cattle. M. B. Sterling shapes gullies to coast bermuda grass and W. L. Kleb completes 10 459 feet of parallel terraces with expert assistance. Clyde Otto develops two farms plans for terraces and waterways with Camber and Willis guiding layouts.
The Moulton K J Z T Juniors held their regular monthly meeting with nine members and the directress present. The group approved reports, planned the October 24 1973 Stanley Party at St Josephs Gym, and discussed refreshments and invitations.
A. J. Pustejovsky thanks all who remembered me during my hospital stay and convalescence after eye surgery. Special gratitude to the clergy and everyone who sent cards and wished me a speedy recovery.
Webb Williams Mike and Mark Kolar from Texas A and M University spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs James Ko lar and their daughter Missy.
The market was active with heavy calves and fleshy yearlings cheaper, packer cows down 1.00 to 2.00, bulls steady. Hog prices about 1.00 lower, butcher calves 38.00 to 155.00, stocker calves 40.00 to 85.00, cows and calves pairs 300.00 to 500.00, No 1 hogs 40.50 to 41.40, No 2 hogs 34.00 to 40.50, sows 35.00 to 40.00.
Mrs Tony Grieve Mrs Billy Jordan Mrs Julia Orts nond Mrs Cenelia Rehmet all of San Antonio visited here Friday with their aunt Mrs Vine Rehmet and placed flowers on the graves of loved ones for All Saints All Souls Day in a solemn family observance.
Wednesday offerings include Hamburgers with lettuce and tomato onions and pickles, beans, chips, and a banana.
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