Mrs Mayer and Krejci Visit San Antonio Zoo
Mrs George Mayer and Mrs Albert Krejci with Michael spent Sunday in San Antonio. They visited Brackenridge Zoo and called on Mrs Mary Burkett and Mrs Allen Krejci while Mrs Mayer attended the H and H Block Seminar.
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George Mayer
Michael
Albert Krejci
San Antonio
Krejci
Mary Burkett
Allen Krejci
Brackenridge Zoo
Mayer
H & H Block
Moulton Jr High Basketball Schedule Highlights Season Dates
The schedule lists games across December to February for Moulton Jr High with boys and girls teams in grades 7 and 8. Opponents include La Grange Waelder Halottsville and Fayetteville with tournaments set for Hallettsville and Moulton.
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Moulton Jr. High
la Grange
St. Joseph
Hallettsville
Waelder
Halem
Yoakum
Hallettsville Jr. High
Fayettevile Jr. High
Birth of Daughter Yvonne Michelle Pohle at Yoeans Memorial
Mr and Mrs Eugene Pohle announce the arrival of their daughter Yvonne Michelle born November 12 at Yoeans Memorial Hospital in Weimar weighing 6 lb 2 oz. Grandparents and great grandparents named. Baptism on November 25 at St Josephs Catholic Church in Moulton with Godparents Frankie Kubicek of Houston.
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Eugene Pohle
Weimar
Yvonne Michelle
Alfred Mikulencak
Claude ‘H. Sherry
Molton
Harvey le Pohler, Sr
Shiner
J. L. Meyer
Ed. Kubicek
Richard Pohler
Moulton
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Robert Schmidt
Frankie Kubicek
Houston
Death Notices: Mrs Koester of Houston Area
Funeral notice details the death of Mrs. Koester who passed away November 27 after illness in Houston. Survivors include sons Fred J. and Harry F. Koester. daughters Mabel Thompson Nora Burley and Violet Picha. ten grandchildren and eleven great grandchildren. two sisters Ida Koester and Ella Wagner. Preceded by husband Edward and a son and several siblings. Church and Ladies Aid affiliations listed.
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Fred J. Koester
Houston
Harry F. Koester
Freeport
George
Mabel) Thompson
Sam
Nora) Burley
Thomas
Violet) Picha
Louis
Ida) Koester
el Campo
Henry
Ella) Wagner
Moulton
Edward
Adolph Luedecke Jr
Helen Eggert
Frieda Fraley
Anna Schreiber
Flower Show and Home Pilgrimage at Gonzales
The Spade and Trowell Garden Club of Gonzales sponsors a flower show and home pilgrimage on Sunday December 9 from 4 to 7 p m Four Gonzales homes open to the public display Christmas decorations These homes belong to Frank Wilson Jr Ed Rother W T Miller and Henry Reese III The Wilson home has historic significance as Gonzales College founded 1852 as Texas first women degree granting institution and is restored.
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Spade and Trowell Garden Club of
Gonzales
Frank Wilson Jr
Ed. Rother
W. T. Miller
Henry Reese III
Wilson
Gonzales College
Texas
Pallbearers Named in Local Funeral Service
Infancy remains the focus of a small funeral service with pallbearers listed as Melvin Koes ter, James Hawkins, Harry Lillie, Bill Fraley, Leon Linbrueg ger and Gary Armstrong. The ceremony reflected the community’s quiet tribute to a young life.
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Melvin Koester
James Hawkins
Harry Lillie
Bill Fraley
Leon Linbruegger
Gary Armstrong
Von Dohlen Attends National Health Care Conference
Texas State Representative Von Dohlen travels to San Francisco for the National Legislative Conference on Health Care funded by a Citizens Conference on State Legislatures grant. He chairs the House Public Health Subcommittee and aims to study federal health laws and their impact on Texas hospitals.
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von Dohlen
San Francisco
Tim Vin Dohlen
National Legislative Conference On
Citizens Conference On State Legislatures
Texas
House
Public Health
California
Legislative District
Senate
Koesters and kin attend funeral services here
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Koester and Mrs. Ewald Pietsch of Seguin and Mrs. A. H. Spiekerman and Miss Lydia Koester of Skidmore visited relatives here last Thursday and attended the funeral of Mrs. Fred Koester.
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Henry Koester
Ewald Pietsch
Seguin
A. H. Spiekerman
Lydia Koester
Skidmore
Fred Koester
Cattle lice risk rises as cooler weather arrives
County Agent John V. Lindsey warns ranchers that cattle lice increase in winter and fall, especially in untreated herds. With cooler weather and longer hair coats, cattle show irritation and unthriftiness as lice multiply. treatment now while conditions are mild is advised using approved insecticides.
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Lavaca County
John V. Lindsey
Texas Agricultural Extension Service
Card of Thanks to Wagner Hospital Staff and Clergy
Alfons T. Kaii sek expresses heartfelt gratitude to the doctors and nursing staff at Wagner Hospital and to Msgr John H nac ek Father Sam Heitkamp Father Robert Schmidt Sister Gertrude and Rev Charles for flowers cards visits and help received during his hospital stay. God bless you all.
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Wagner Hospital
Msgr
John Hanacek
Sam Heitkamp
Robert Schmidt
Gertrude
Charles
Alfons T. Kaiisek
Extension guidance on livestock treatments and residues
A county extension agent warns producers to use only labeled livestock products and apply per label instructions to prevent personal or animal injury and avoid illegal residues in meat or milk. The note highlights sprays dips and pour on treatments and directs readers to the county extension office for information.
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Lindsey
County Extension Office
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