Personal visits and weekend guests fill multiple Texas homes
Mary Alice Mladenko returns to San Antonio after weeks with Adolf Anders. Leroy Meiser schlaeger visits in San Antonio. Irene Meyer returns to Ellinger from Erwin Oehl home with local hosts. Walter Rogers and Elo Meyer visit in the Erwin Oehl home. J J Havlik and family visit in Austin and Pasadena. Jeanette Jaluska visits from San Antonio. Barbara Hoepfl stays with Delores Kloesel at Cotton Grove. Leo Hoepfl and Barbara visit Paul Kliesl. Hulda Kaase visits her father F C Kaase in Houston. Tom Handsur and Edwin Hand sur families visit in Austin.
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Mary Alice Mladenko
San Antonio
Adolf Anders
Port Lavaca visitor Nancy Ward and son Howard stay with Papacek
Nancy Ward of Port Lavaca and her son Howard visited over the weekend at the Joe Papacek home.
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Nancy Ward
Port Lavaca
Son Howard
Joe Papacek
Mrs Hoepfl Celebrates 64th Birthday with Kinfolk
Mrs. Jim Hoepfl celebrated her 64th birthday on August 5 with her children kinfolk and friends in attendance.
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Jim Hoepfl
Family visit spans several Texas towns on Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Otto of San Antonio visited their relatives including Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hoepfl and Mr. and Mrs. Joe A. Boehm in Moulton, Theodor Wenske, August Wenske of Shiner, and other close kin Sunday.
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Fred Otto
San Antonio
Jim Hoepfl
Joe A. Boehm
Theodor Wenske
Moulton
August Wenske
Shiner
Haas Daughter Returns Home After Eye Surgery
Pamela Haas, daughter of Mr and Mrs George L Haas of McQueeney and granddaughter of Mr and Mrs Joe W Meyer, has returned home from Baptist Memorial Hospital where she underwent eye surgery and is recovering nicely.
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Pamela Haas
George L. Haas
McQueeney
Joe W. Meyer
the Baptist Memorial Hospital
Mr and Mrs W Vanham Visiting In Clarksville
Mr and Mrs W Vanham of Clarksville spent last week in the home of J H Vanham and attended local gatherings. The note highlights family ties and regional hospitality.
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Mrs. W. Vanham
Clarksville
J. H. Vanham
Welfl Dusek Reunion Spotted in Shiner
Mr and Mrs Nick Welfl and son Robert Eugene attended the Dusek Welfl reunion in Shiner Sunday. Joe Rohan and Henry Malinek fished in Palacios last week as Erwin Skalka and family visited Henry Malinek in Schulenburg Sunday.
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Nick Welfl
Robert Eugene
Here
Shiner
Joe Rohan
Henry Malinek
Erwin Skalka
Sons of Schulenburg
Kuehn Family Enjoys Barbecue Visit Across Cities
Mr and Mrs Richard Kuehn of Moulton and Mr and Mrs Alfred Kuehn with their daughters hosted a barbecue in Columbus with Aug Pilsner Jr. The Wagner family including grandson Frank Wilson visited in San Antonio Kimberly and San Marcos during the weekend.
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Richard Kuehn
Moulton
Alfred Kuehn
Yoakum
Aug. Pilsner Jr
Columbus
Frank Wagner
Frank Wilson
San Antonio
Wimberly
San Marcos
Veterans Recover and Return Home From VA Hospital
Daniel Koranek, after six weeks as a patient at the VA Hospital in Waco, is home and getting along fine. Mrs. Lee Jarosek underwent a major operation at Ren ger Hospital Friday and is reported to be progressing well. Pvt. Lester C. Zimmermann, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Zimmermann, left for Fort Lewis Washington after spending leave with his parents and will soon be sent to Alaska.
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Daniel Koranek
Waco
Lee Jarosek
Renger Hospital
Lester C. Zimmermann
E. W. Zimmerman
Fort Lewis
Washington
Lester
Alaska
Krejer Family Weeklong Houston Visit
Mr. Emil Krejer and grandson Johnny Lee Culak spent a week in Houston with Mr. and Mrs. Frankie Sembera and children.
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Emil Krejer
Johnny Lee Culak
Houston
Frankie Sembera
Cattle and Education Debates in National Issues
Cattlemen urge Eisenhower aid and 90 percent parity while warning against government stockpiles. The piece questions surplus management and supports market pricing with domestic allotments. It also notes teachers shortages, education spending, and public support for Governor Shivers. It also discusses postwar diplomacy with China and China’s Red influence.
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Eisenhower
Cotton Promotion Drives Record Cotton Campaign
A trade dispatch notes retailers favor 75 percent cotton and 25 percent rayon for spring summer dresses, up from 60 40 a year ago. The National Cotton Council reports five billion promotion circulation, allied industries spending 750000, and national advertising worth over 8 million. Farmers, ginners, warehousers, merchants, crushers and spinners all contribute payments to fund the program and boost cottons future prosperity. Herman Hanslik urges broad support for the Council among those with stakes in cotton.
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National Cotton Council
The
Cotton Council
Council
Allied Industries
Herman Hanslik
Farm Bureau
Beers After Hours Draw Public Place Caution
Texas Liquor Control Board chief Coke R Stevenson Jr warns that consuming beer after hours in any public space can lead to penalties. Public places include roads streets parks public buildings and private clubs not just taverns or picnic grounds. The legislature gives the board broad authority to crack down on violators.
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Coke R. Stevenson Jr
Texas Liquor Control Board
Stevenson
Law Fences on Gambling at Beer Retailers
Citizens often face arrest for being the other party in gambling on beer retailer premises. The law treats on premises betting as a violation against public decency, a rule frequently broken.
Papaceks Attend Treatments and Funeral Attends
Mr and Mrs Joe Papacek were in El Campo where Mrs Papacek seeks treatments at a clinic. They were joined by Miss Nancy Ward of Port Arthur and Leroy Papacek of Texas City. Mr and Mrs H W Haase Mrs R L Scott and children attended the funeral of Mrs C W Schmidt in New Ulm.
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Joe Papacek
el Campo
H. W. Haase
R. L. Scott
C. W. Schmidt
New Ulm's
Hap Jackson Helps In Biff Morgan Alfalfa Field
A local scene shows Hap Jackson assisting in Biff Morgan’s alfalfa field while a friendly feud over fertilizer rates persists. Hap explains securing his own crop last week and notes Biff’s son is away at National Guard summer camp.
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Hap Jackson
Biff Morgan
Biff
Hap
National Guard
Behind the Wheel Car Feature Promises Clear All-Around View
The article highlights a car with a panoramic rear window and large side windows offering excellent visibility. It emphasizes the wide field of view for driver safety and ease, noting the vehicle’s stylish design and practical silhouette for urban and highway use.
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