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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1975
Page
2
The program targets repeat violent offenders with imprisonment while improving prison facilities and inmate care. It also proposes more judges prosecutors and public defenders to speed up federal trials, aiming for a humane, streamlined justice system.
Contest from Page 1 requires proper deer tags on antlers with kill date hunter name address county and ranch name. Judging can hold antlers until final results. deadline January 21 1976. Prizes and extra entry blanks at Welhausen Hardware Store and Tenth Inning Beer Tavern in Shiner.
State Representative Tim Von Dohlen spoke to the Texas Right to Life Convention in Fort Worth on September 20 and to a State Bar Administrative Procedure and Texas Register Act seminar in Austin on September 25. He highlighted right to life bills, citizen lobbying tips, and the APA passage that increases citizen input and agency accountability.
The Hallettsville Deanery of the Council of Catholic Women met at Heart Parish Hall on Sunday October 19 from 1 30 to 5 00 p m. Rev V Bily led the opening prayer and Mrs Anita Bohuslav led the pledge to the flag. Officers for 1976 were elected: President Leo Ebner Jr Vice President Adela Pohl Secretary Treasurer Adele Robinson Parliamentarian Frank Wilson. Reports covered Our Lady of the Pillar retreat in San Antonio the Shiner Day of Recollection and ACCW meetings at St Luke's San Antonio and St Mary's University. Mrs Corine Wagner spoke on the Hallettsville Senior Citizen program and Right to Life Convention by Mrs Louis Schott and Mrs Gertrude Stewart. ACCW 2nd VP Jean Ridgeway of Pleasanton spoke on euthanasia asserting looming global abortion impacts. Resolutions listed included opposition to bilingual ballots amendment and EPA policies. Mrs Ebner urged pastors to renew devotion and participation in elections and Catholic teachings. The meeting closed with prayer and lunch.
This week Holy Masses are set for Saturday and Sunday with processions to the cemetery after each service. A 5:00 p.m. Mass on Sunday precedes the Social at 6:30 p.m. Memorial Services on Nov 9 feature James M. Wagonseller, National Commander of the American Legion, followed by a Turkey Dinner. Rainfall recorded 1.50 inches.
A correction for last week's Leo Heinrich 25th Wedding Anniversary item clarifies that Cheryl Baylor of Schulenburg was omitted. It also corrects the attendees to Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Heinrich and daughter, not Mr. and Mrs. Max Heinrich and daughters.
Monday to Friday meals list include meat and spaghetti corn spinach peaches cinnamon rolls bread and milk Monday. Mr and Mrs Gene H nch and Sheri spent Monday in Austin visiting with Tim.
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