Hanslik-Konvicka Reunion Held May 27
The eighth Hanslik-Konvicka reunion gathered 30 families at Blase's Place between Shiner and Hallettsville on May 27 1973. Officers elected included Julius Hanslik president Alvin Steffek treasurer and Adolph Dari lek secretary. Attendees from Hallettsville Moulton Houston Texas City Pierce Texas and Austin joined for lunch and dancing. next reunion planned at Blase's Place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanslik- Konvicka
Blase’s Place
Shiner and
Hallettsville
Julius Hasnlik
Moulton
Julius Hanslik
Alvin Steffek
Houston
Treas
See
Blase
Joe Mozisek
J. Mozisek
Gilbert Mozisek
Holik
Freddie Narvar
Emilie Hanslik
Robert Sciba
Herman Sciba
Agnes Najvar
Lillie Spies
Blase Konvicka
Julius Tobola
Emil Konvicka
Bohumir Pustejovsky
Adela Drozd
Alfred Pohl
Louise Rabel
Julius Pustejovsky
Vincent Staruszka
Johnny W. Spaniel
Emil P. Darilek
Pierce
Lovis L. Riha
Barbecue Dinner at Gonzales Home Hosts Several Families
A barbecue at the home of Mr and Mrs Ignac Kocian in Gonzales drew guests from nearby towns. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Eddie Pilat and son Patrick of Moulton Mrs Mary Okruhlik of Moulton Mr and Mrs Bohus Okruhlik of Yoakum Mr and Mrs John Kocian and Alfons Kunetka of Flatonia Mr and Mrs James Kocian and daughter Donna of Gonzales. Vernon Armstrong of Corpus Christi and the Pavilla couple hosted Sunday visits, with further time spent by James Kocian and Donna at the Kocian residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ignac Kocian
Gonzales
Eddie Pilat
Patrick
Mary Okruhlik
Moulton
Bohus Okruhlik
Yoakum
John Kocian
Alfons Kunetka
Flatonia
James Kocian
Donna
Vernon Armstrong
Corpus Christi
Joe Pavilla
Senate Cuts Farm Subsidy Ceiling to Twenty Thousand
The Senate approved a five year extension of major farm programs and food aid while setting a new cap of 20000 dollars per farm on subsidy payments. The measure passed 78 to 9 and heads to the House for action. The change lowers the current limits of up to 55000 dollars for single crops or 165000 dollars for growing all three crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
House
Government Spends 176 000 on Nixon San Clemente Estate
Federal officials disclose that 176000 has been spent on landscaping and other security related improvements at President Nixon's San Clemente property. Previous releases show at least 100000 in U S funded improvements including a beach cabana gazebos and heating system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U. S
Nixon
San Clemente
Brinegar urges seat belt use in Congress push
Secretary of Transportation Claude Brinegar told a House subcommittee that Congress should urge states to require seat belt use in automobiles. He cited low usage rates even with lap and shoulder belts and noted efforts to install more convenient belts and buzzer reminders to boost compliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Secretary of Transportation
Claude S. Brinegar
Congress
House Commerce
Transportation Department
Hoepfl Rites Held In Moulton Catholic Cemetery
Interment followed state at Smith Funeral Home and services at the church. Requiem was recited Sunday evening. Pallbearers included Hermann Sons Lodge members Ervin Ochl Louis Drexler Emil Muehlstein Herbert Anderle Ernest Chaloupka and Henry Gold. Survived by two sons Herbert J. Hoepf of Shiner Willie F. Hoepfl of Moulton one brother Adam Wendel of Shiner four grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Preceded in death by husband and son Adam who died March 12 1918.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moulton
Smith Funeral
Smith Funeral Home
Hermann Sons Lodge
Ervin Ochl
Louis Drexler
Emil Muehlstein
Herbert Anderle
Ernest Chaloupka
Henry Gold
Herbert J
GVEC LCRA meeting outlines service area and attendees
LCRA serves 30 municipalities and 11 rural electric cooperatives with about 780000 people. The meeting included a question and answer session. Attendees hailed from Gonzales Cost Shiner and Hallettsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LCRA
Gonzales
Cost
Smiley
Shiner
Hallettsville
Homecoming Attendees Listed from Page One
The notice names numerous attendees including Winkenwerder Spofford Mr and Mrs C Wood Bellmead Fay Autry Miss Leonard Wake Mrs Robert Kerr Wael der Mr and Mrs Jerry Jelak and Mr and Mrs C A Jilek Willis Mr and Mrs Frank Brinkmen Alice Fay Bas trop Mr and Mrs Raymond Doyle and Mr and Mrs Clyde Hull Houston Mrs Irvy Kuhen Mr and Mrs Milton Heg gins Mrs Far Kuhen Mr and Mrs Adolph Wagner of Moul ton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Far Kuhen
Adolph Wagner
Moulton
Family Returns from Week with Grandparents in Pilsner
Darren Fikac traveled to Houston from his grandparents Mr and Mrs Ed Pilsner for a week long visit. He was accompanied by Mr and Mrs Alvin Kocian and their children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darren Fikac
Houston
Pilsner
Alvin Kocian
Junior Aux. Meeting Minutes June 6 1973
The Jr. American Legion Auxiliary met for its regular monthly meeting with 9 members present. Reports were given, thank you cards read, and new business discussed a supper date. Officers elected: President Marla Koneaba, Vice President Suzette Motal, Secretary Leo Luksovsky, Treasurer Terry Williams, Reporter Marjorie Dennis, Historian Kathy Zidek, Set-at-Arms Tracy Fisbeck, Chaplain Denice Fishbeck. Adjourned after no further business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jr. American Legion Aux
G. i
Marla Koneaba
Suzette Motal
Leo Luksovsky
Terry Williams
Marjorie Dennis
Kathy Zidek
Tracy Fisbeck
Denice Fishbeck
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Adolph Petrek
Moulton, Tex
Johnnie Hojib
Rt. 3
Schulenburg
Texas
J. L. Gold
John Killgore
Rt. 1
Mercury
Joe C. Petrek
Rober
Etlinger
Frankie Kupka
E. J. Knezek
Iraha
Tex
Fisbeck
Zenith TV
James R. Bryan
Vince Rehmet
LOY Duddlestem Realtor
Defft Walt
Rosanky
Moulton Hardware
MISC
San Antonio Light, Express
Pavlas
Wagner's Dept
Buster Miadenko
Great Texas Lumber
Wagner
Attick
Wil
Ad. A. Haas
Moulton, Texas
Pesek
Bill Novosad
John Kunetka
Novohrad
D. & L. Variety Store
B. A. Kocurek
Hanslik - Konvicka
Johnny Spaniel
Adolph Darilek
Butane
Propane
Moulton Butane Gas CO
Brinegar
GVEC
Sun
Fiddlers of
United Artests
Southwestern Bell
P. O. Box
St. Louis
Missouri
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