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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1974
Page
2
Owned and published by Hallettsville Publishing Co. published every Friday in Moulton Texas. Edwin Gallia Jr is editor manager and Gladys Malinek local editor. Subscription rates listed: 5.00 per year in advance six months 3.00 three months 2.50 and single copy 15e. Second class postage paid at Moulton Texas 77975.
Father Joseph Kopp Council 3244 meets every second Thursday at 7 30 P M at the Moulton Catholic Gym G K Willie Joe Etlinger is Secretary Wm Novosed MOULTON VFW AUXILIARY MEETING is held every second Thursday at MOULTON VFW HALL with Marion Cinadr President Bernadette Metal Secretary and Anita Fojt Treasurer listed as the officers and contacts.
Moulton Hermann Sons Lodge No. 59 meets on the third Thursday of each month at 8 p.m. at the Moulton VFW Hall. Adelia House serves as secretary treasurer with agents A. J. Breitschof and Louis Drexler Sr. listed.
President Ford faces a tension between ending record inflation and keeping controls. The piece questions if inflation can be solved without policy means, links wage growth to prices, critiques campaign funding by taxpayers, and debates whether officials should be elected or appointed.
The text claims Chavez organizes a boycott abroad against California grapes and lettuce after farmers refused his union. It alleges Chavez enforces and threatens livelihoods, questions who handles union funds, and implies Chavez personally controls money and power.
The Moulton KJZT Juniors met September 11 at the Catholic Gym. New officers were elected: President Jennifer Jaluska, Vice President Eunice Pavlicek, Secretary Sher Dornak, Treasurer Jeanne Holub, Reporter Patrice Koranek. Lori Koranek joined as a new member. Amy Holub and Patrice Koranek won a door prize.
Mrs. Frank A. Koncaba expresses sincere appreciation to Dr F T Barfield and the Youens Clinic nursing staff, and the Columbus Hospital Foundation for services during confinement. She thanks them for flowers gifts get well cards and visits and wishes God’s blessings on all.
The piece questions President Any and Meany on record inflation and their refusal of controls. It argues higher wages may lift prices and asks how inflation can fall if living costs and wages both hit record highs, noting the interdependent rise and fall of wages and prices.
A veteran praised for receiving state recognitions visits graves and sites, noting how pioneer memory shapes communities. The article laments forgotten heroes at San Jacinto and shows Hallett Cemetery damaged, including the grave of the town's founder.
Health officials report European use of Bach fugues for indigestion Mozart for rheumatism Handel for emotional distress Beethoven for hernia and Schubert for insomnia. A French device converts music into vibrations delivered via earphones and body electrodes, with Rome surgeons noting benefits. Rock and roll remains incurable, per The Victoria Advocate.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Beyer of San Antonio Mrs. Mary McCloskey and Anton Svo boda of Floresville were Saturday guests in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Helweg.
The life story notes Adolph G. Wangemann born 1845 in Austin County Texas son of German settlers. He started a business at Schulenburg before moving to Shiner in 1887 and became a leading merchant active in K P S Hermann Yorktown Association and as Shiner city official with school duties.
The Hobby Club met at Moulton City Hall with ten members present. President Lillian Fisbeck thanked donors from the Jamboree and Alma Halliburton led roll call minutes and a reading. Members exchanged pot plants flowers and vegetable seed. Hattie Pavlas won the door prize. Next meeting is on the regular third day of the month with a covered dish and noon dinner.
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