Janaceks Celebrate 25 Years Of Marriage In Yorktown
Mr and Mrs John Janacek of Yorktown celebrated twenty five years of marriage with a reception at the Yorktown American Legion Hall on Feb 10 1973 eight of their nine children attended except oldest daughter Pamela Johnson and her husband of Ft. Walton Beach Florida An anniversary Mass at Holy Cross Church was led by Msgr John L Matocha background music by Leroy Rybak and the Red Ravens of Hallettsville Michael Janacek son of the couple works for the Victoria Advocate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Janacek
Yorktown
Hallettsville
Michael Janacek
Eloise Boldt
Victoria
Frank
Amy
Boldt
Rosanne
Constance
Marietta Janacek
Jacob
Peter
Paul Janacek
U. S. Navy
Pacific
Malee Publishing Company
Janaceks
Tribune
Bowie St
Moulton
Janacek
Yoakum
DeWitt County View
F Herald-Times
L. M. Preuss and Company
Giddings
Mary Ann Peters
John Ervin Janacek
Dubina Catholic Church
Kayette County
Ben Pruski
John Jr
John Michael
Michael
Victoria Advocate
Holy Cross Catholic Church
Msgr
John L. Matocha
Leroy Rybak
Red Ravens
Legion Hall
Mr. Rybak
Malec Publ. Co
Scotts Home Demonstration Club Meets In Flatonia
The Scotts Home Demonstration Club will meet with Mrs. Joe Schoenweitz in Flatonia on Friday March 9 at 2 pm. Extension Agent Nettie Mae Freudenberg will discuss Consumer Decision Making in Clothing. Members may bring plants for exchange.
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Scotts Home Demonstration Club
Joe Schoenweitz
Flatonia
Nettie Mae Freudenberg
H. O. King
Charllie Wehmeyer
Rudolph Hajdik
Tom Beale
H. D. Council
la Grange
Hajdi
Birth Announcement for Randall Scott Pustka
Mr and Mrs Mark Pustka of Hallettsville welcome Randall Scott born Monday February 19 at Wag ner Memorial Hospital Shiner weighing 6 pounds 7 ounces. He is welcomed at home by 16 month old brother Rodney. Grandparents are George Machart Hallettsville and Adele Pustka Rt 1 Shiner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Pustka
Hallettsville
Wagner Memorial Hospital
Shiner
Randall Scott
Rodney
George Machart
Adele Pustka
Rt. 1
Social gathering highlights Yorktown house party and move plans
A house party hosted by the Janacek family featured coffee and croissants with ham and cheese spreads attracting over 200 guests. Attendees included Mrs. Angelo Fanelli and others from Yoakum Hallettsville Flatonia Prada Moulton Schulenburg Weimar La Grange Crosby Victoria Nordheim Yorktown. The family, living in Holy Cross School convent, plans a new home on Metting Road with construction slated to begin this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angelo Fanelli
Edmond Plasczyk
Tommy Howard
Carl Boldt
Yoakum
Hallettsville
Flatonia
Prada
Moulton
Schulenburg
Weimar
la Grange
Crosby
Victoria
Nordheim
Yorktown
Holy Cross School
Janaceks
Metting Road
Hobby Club Hosts February Meeting at City Hall
The Hobby Club met February 20 at Moulton City Hall with eleven members. President Lillian Fisbeck led, Mary Zimmermann and Anita Wachtendorf read. Hattie Pavlas won the door prize. Amalie Koudelka and Pavlas showed quilt patterns. cake recipes were shared. Refreshments were provided by Anita Wachtendorf and Ellen Hull. The next meeting March 20 at 2:30 p.m. will continue with the same quilt patterns and members with patterns should bring blocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hobby Club
Moulton City Hall
Lillian Fisbeck
Mary Zimmermann
Anita Wachtendorf
Hattie Pavlas
Amalie Koudelka
Ellen Hull
Fritz Janssen 81 Interred At High Hill
Funeral services were held for Fritz A Janssen 81 of High Hill at Schwenke Baumgarten Chapel on February 7. Burial was in Old High Hill Cemetery. He was a WWI veteran and member of the American Legion McBride Post 143. He died February 5 at Stevens Rest Home Yoakum. Survived by a brother, three nieces, two nephews and other relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fritz A. Jansen
High Hill
Schwenke-Baumgarten
Walter Simpson
Old High Hill
Ray F. Kusey
Edwin Jenacek
Arnold Otten
Andy Lamascus
Eugene Rosa
W. A. Farek
Janssen
Louise Heinrich
Lindy Richter
Moulton
Henry Sauer
Hermann Berger
Houston
Henry O Schroeder Dies at 94 in Texas Community
Henry Otto Schroeder age 94 longtime Witting farmer died Feb 20 at Trinity Lutheran Home Shiner Born Sept 6 1878 in Schonau Aust in county moved with family to Lavaca County at three months Married Frieda Stulken Nov 19 1901 Farmed Witting community until Frieda died 1952 Golden Wedding 1951 Funeral Feb 22 at Kabena Hallettsville Rev Walter Hildebrandt Jr Rev Julius Holm and others officiated Interment Witting Cemetery Survived by son Victor four daughters 14 grandchildren 25 great grandchildren three brothers and two sisters plus many relatives Funeral details note pallbearers grandsons and hymns performed
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Heinrich Schroeder
Annie Kuppert
Schonau
Austin County
Kinkler
Lavaca County
Hallettsville
Frieda Stulken
Witting
Schroeder
Emanuel Lutheran Church
Knippa
Texas
Julius F. Holm
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Mark Locke
Father
Henry Lucke
Walter Hildebrandt, Jr
Adelaide Marlett
Heaven Is
Home
Henry
Mark Lucke
Witting Cemetery
Henry Locke
Dennis Hildebrandt
Herbert Wendt
Arthur Weldon Heider
Donald Ray Heider
John Marlett
Mack Cochran
Reymond Tate
Victor Schroeder
Dallas
Walter
Anita) Hildebrandt
Clarence
Frieda) Wendt
Orange Grove
Arthur
Adela) Heider
Alice
Alfred
Viola) Kuehn
Yoakum
Oscar Schroeder
Willie Schroeder
Ida) Wusterbart
Annie Schroeder
Ralph Heider
Former Local Teacher Raye Michulka Dies at 62
Raye Alford Michulka of Houston died February 4 1975 at Methodist Hospital at age 62. Born June 6 1910 in Thompsonville she taught 28 years in Houston ISD and 18 years at Maud Gordon Elementary before retiring in 1971 Graveside service was held February 6 at Waelder City Cemetery and memorial services were held February 4 at First Presbyterian Church Houston She is survived by her daughter Antonette Brown two grandchildren Angela Raye and Frank Alford James R Brown Jr and four brothers.
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She Was
Thompsonville
William A. and
Oma Jay Alford
Houston
Houston Independent School District
Maud Gordon Elementary
Waelder City Cemetery
Tommy Tolbert
H. C. Newman
Seydler-Hill Funeral Home
First Presbyterian Church
Michalka
James R
Antonette) Brown
Angela Raye
Frank Alford
Raye
James R. Brown, Jr
Wallace
John L
Burton
Raymond I. Alford
Excelsior Springs
Missouri
Card of Thanks From De Tar Hospital Patient
May expresses sincere thanks to friends who sent notes and cards during a recent stay at De Tar Hospital in Victoria. Pete Gummelt notes that having friends makes a hospital stay less trying.
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de Tar Hospital
Victoria
Weekday School Menu Highlights March Week
Week of March 5 offers meat and spaghetti with corn and spinach on Monday and peach slices. Tuesday features picnic stew with buttered potatoes and peas, cookies, and bread. Wednesday serves fish sticks with rice and vegetables, while Thursday presents baked turkey with dressing, green beans, and donuts. Friday includes hamburgers with toppings and French fries, ending with chocolate pie. Mr and Mrs Ronnie Brosch of Austin weekend visit to Mr and Mrs Elo Pavlicek in Moulton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronnie Brosch
Austin
Moulton
Elo Pavlicek
Lavaca SWCD Welcomes New Cooperators and Plan Updates
Chuck Dearing becomes a new cooperator with the Lavaca Soil and Water Conservation District. SCS Conservationist Gerald Camber helped develop a plan to establish coastal bermudagrass and kleingrass, shape eroded gullies, and use bermudagrass pasture. William Kahanek and Joe Steffek updated their plans with district staff and ICS technicians assisted revisions.
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Chuck Dearing
Lavaca
SCS
Kahanek
Joe Steffek
ICS
Steffek
Von Dehlen Introduces Texas Controlled Substances Act
Governor Briscoe and Rep Tom Von Dehlen sponsor a state bill to align Texas law with federal controls. The measure creates a five schedule system, empowers health and safety officials, and imposes felony penalties for drug trafficking and possession. The bill, with 250 co sponsors, moves to the Criminal Jurisprudence Committee with a forthcoming hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolph Briscoe
Tom von Dehlen
von Dehlen
Commissioner of Health
Department of Public Safety
von Dohren
Criminal Jurisprudence Committee
House
Co ed Correspondent Appointed As Sophomore Advisor
Debbie will serve as sophomore advisor to CO ED editors and keep the group informed of school activities. The move mirrors roles used by CO ED correspondents nationwide in the United States and Canada.
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Dership
Debbie
U. S
Canada
Local visitors include the Gaylon Johnsons and Mrs. Wagner
Mr and Mrs Gaylon Johnson of Austin spent the weekend here with Mrs Frank Wagner and Frank Jr A brief social visit noted with no additional details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaylon Johnson
Austin
Frank Wagner
Frank Jr
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Moulton, Texas
Edwin Gallia Jr
Gladys Malinek
Leona Itiehunko
Margaret Hermes
Lavaca CO
Farm Bureau
P. O. Box
Insurance Agency
Henry Joe Henke, JR
Moulton V. F. W. Hall
Herman Kurtz
Earl Kaiser
Sec’y.Treas
Knights OF Columbus
Joseph Kopp
Moulton Catholic Gym
Kenneth Fishbeck
Wm. Novosad
Legion E Xter-Merrem
Legion Home
Braeuer
Alvin Kocian
Catholic Daughters OF America
Joseph ‘Kopp
Saint Joseph Gyn
Kathy Fshbeck
Norma Hoepfl
Frank Biehunko Jr
Lawrence T. Biehunke
Life, Health
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Automobile, Liability Inc
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Bonds
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Mas
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Bae
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Seguin Ph
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Larry Sedimeyer
Louis Svatek
Fredericksburg
Larry Svatek
Joe Burger
Joe Urban
Smithville
J. W. Yancy
Mahala Yancy
A. L. Ellis
Pam
Robert Hoover
Brian
San Antonio
Steve Yancy
Fritz Janssen
Henry O. Schroeder
Henry Otto Schroeder
Trinity Lutheran
Michulka
Waelder High School
Andrew Chapel
Waelder
Bede
Cost
Cuero
Pete Gummelt
Donna Hildebrandt
Lavaca Soil and Water Conservation District News
Joseph D. Janak
Laddie Janak
Arnold Bohuslav
W. BE. Ehlers
Jevanel Strauss
William Kahanek
Guadalupe Valley Electric Cooperative
Igvec
Guadalupe Valley Electric Co-op
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