Gaertner Family Reunion Draws Many At VFW Hall
Descendants of George Gaertner gathered at the VFW Hall on Sunday July 28 for the annual reunion. Officers elected included President Adolph Mucka and Vice-president Eugene Mucka with secretary James Koncaba and treasurer Mrs. C. J. Colby. The gathering listed numerous family members from Floresville, Flatonia, Garwood, Buda, Wallis, Crosby, Point Comfort, Needville, San Antonio, Corpus Christi, Houston, Cuero, Rosenberg, Shiner, Yoakum, In Campo, Hallettsville, Sand Springs Oklahoma, Moulton, and more.
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George Gaertner
VFW Hall
Patricia Wagner
Falt
Adolph Mucka
el Campo
Eugene Mucka
Rosenberg
James Koncaba
Moulton
C. J. Colby
Houston
Julius Gaertner
Rudie
Marietta Gaertner
Herbert Skarke
Geraldine
Earline Jemelka
Flatonia
Fred Nesista
Emil Nesista
Garwood
Ed. Laobpries
Buda
David Kocian
Wallis
A. A. Blahuta
Crosby
David Gracy
Joe Filipp
Wm. Taylor
Willie F. Pavlas
Albert Schuman
John Perrard
Florian Burtos
Cuero
Joe Till
E. J. Till
Mmes
John Bezeeny
Geo. Bezeny
Willie Bezeny
Leo Mueller
Ella Rainer
Shiner
Albert Mill
Louis Schuman
Willie Wagner
Joe Siegel
Eddie Jungbauer
Jim Kocian
Frank Gaertner
Yoakum
George Koudelka
In Campo
Ad. Mucka
Hallettsville
Joe Drozd
Walter Tasch
Sand Springs
Oklahoma
Quinton Dunn
Fred Gaertner
Rudy Gaertner
Richard Gaertner
Messrs. and Mines
Julius Gertner
Janes Koneaba
Ad. Gaertner
Emil Jemeka
Geo. Stavinoha
Charlie Michal
Joe Jomolka
Avery Photo Mounts Debut for Neat Albums
A new two sided self adhesive photo mount from Avery sticks without moistening. Each mount is press on the back of a picture or clipping and remains out of sight, keeping albums neat. The plastic dispenser makes handling easy and mess free.
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Avery
Bindweed Control In Cotton May Be Successful If Applied Immediately
Extension Cotton Specialist Fred Elliott urges immediate action against bindweed in cotton fields. He notes spotted infestations can be controlled with Kuron and kerosene, applying 14 to 3 gallons Kuron per 100 gallons kerosene to foliage and crowns, spraying under 8 inches with low pressure, then treating new growth emerges for two seasons. Estimated first season cost ranges 75 to 150 dollars per acre, with 5 to 10 dollars next spring.
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Fred Elliott
Elliott
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