Mesquite Chamber Golf Tourney Set for May 15 16
The 11th annual Mesquite Chamber of Commerce golf tournament will be held Saturday and Sunday May 15 and 16 at the Mesquite Municipal Golf Course. Expecting about 100 players, the event uses two day medal play with Saturday as the qualifying round. Entrants must live or work in Mesquite or belong to local golf groups and the Chamber. Defending champion is James Paschal. Entry is 16 dollars with an 8 dollar Saturday handicap flight fee. Contact Charles Bridwell at the course to enter.
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Mesquite
Mesquite Golf Association
Charles Bridwell
Mesquite Municipal Golf Course
Glenn Lockwell
Buddy Copeland
Don Achziger
Tom Bailey
Forrest Fryar
Ted Danson
James Paschall
Last Rites Read for Mrs Theresa Filipp
Mrs Theresa Filipp 96 lifelong Moulton resident died May 3 at Shady Oak Nursing Home in Moulton after a long illness. She was born in Lavaca County to Joseph Roznowsky and Veronika Peters and raised nine siblings. Funeral May 6 at St Josephs Church with Rev Robert Schmidt. interment Moulton Catholic Cemetery. Surviving are six sons and five daughters.
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Theresa Filipp
Moulton
Shady Oak
Lavaca County
Joseph Roznovsky
Veronika Peters
Jim Filipp
Rustler’s Hill
Culak
Dickson
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Robert Schmidt
Smith Funeral Home
James Filipp
Edwin Stary
E. J. Filipp Jr
Gary Filipp
Alfred F
Mary Fojtik
Sophie Filipp
Richard Gray
Travis Robinson
Abilene
Charlie Wehmeyer
Lillie Trojacek
Tom Beale
Henry Fisbeck
Annie Vogt
Scotts Home
Ira Syler
Nettie Mae Freudenberg
H.D
Eddie Zouzalik
Woodrow Johnson
Kenneth Franz
George Glasgow
la Grange
Brenda Knowles
Dairy Council
Home Economist
Ben McCormick
H.D. Club
Wehmyer
Beale
Vicki Konetzke
Fritz Lobpries
Stanley Zimmermann
Cecil Watkins
Henry Moeller
Dan Pilsner
Harry Zimmermann
Otto
Gonzales
Johnnie
Roscoe
Edd
Rudolph
Corpus Christi
Henry
Tillie) Moeller
August
Janie) Zimmermann
Emil
Erna) Zimmermann
Robert
Leona) Howell
Houston
Mother's Day Visitors Reach Many Texas Towns
Sunday gatherings bring Scott family friends from Houston Victoria San Antonio Beaumont and Shiner to Flatonia La Grange Moulton Weimar and Wehmeyer households. Club meeting and Achievement Day events feature local demonstrations and award winners.
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Robert Reeder
Houston
G. T. Way
Ted Matocha
Todd
Deanna
Dawn
Victoria
Marvin Hahn
Fred Wiedemann
Houlton
Hollis Grizzard
San Antonio
Tom Beale
Thomas
Flatonia
la Grange
Janice Machalec
Austin
Paul Machalec
Charlie Wehmeyer
Annie Manofsky
Weimar
A. J. Manofsky
Beaumont
Joe Svatek
Gerard
Larry Sedimeyer
Shiner
James Mica
East Bernard
Jerome Svatek
Martin Svatek
Michael
Joe R. Svatek
Bernard Svatek
Jim Blocker
Fort Davis
Rudy Wiedemann
John A Migl Dies in Corpus Christi at 77
John A Migl 77 of Corpus Christi died May 6 1976 in Corpus Christi. Funeral at 3 p.m. Saturday at Shiner Catholic Church. Burial in Shiner Catholic Cemetery. Survived by wife Matilda of Moulton three sons Lamar Dennis of Corpus Christi and John of San Antonio five brothers and four sisters.
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John A. Migl
Corpus Christi
Shiner Catholic Church
Shiner Catholic Cemetery
Matilda
Moulton
Lamar
Dennis
John
San Antonio
Albert
Shiner
Louis
Victoria
Jerry
Rudy
Edna
Tom
Lynwood
Wash
Anton Hajek
John Kasper
William Huebner
Yoakum
Joe Kubenka
Catholic Daughters Hold 30th Biennial State Convention
The Catholic Daughters of America convened their 30th Biennial State Convention at the Royal Coach Motor Hotel in Dallas from April 22 to 25. The Bicentennial theme was Unity and Charity in a Nation Under God with local court members Elyse Chaloupka Kathy Fishbeck Rev. Robert Schmidt Annie Schmidt Rose Kotze bue Roy Kotzebue and Eugene Chaloup ka in attendance alongside about 510 members and 30 chaplains.
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Catholic Daughters of America
Royal Coach Motor Hotel
Dallas
Elyse Chaloupka
Kathy Fishbeck
Robert Schmidt
Annie Schmidt
Rose Kotzebue
Roy Kotzebue
Eugene Chaloupka
Mother's Day Mass and State Meeting Held in Houston
A Mother's Day gathering at Mrs. B. J. Litz's home included attendees from Houston College Station Austin Bay City and Bay City. A concelebrated Mass with Bishop Thomas Tschoepe led services for deceased members and a Sunday reception of new members. Arch bishop Francis J. Furey spoke at the banquet and newsletter contest winners were announced. State officers were elected for a two year term and Houston was chosen as the 1978 State Convention site.
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Tom Lassiter
Todd
David
Houston
Tom Longbrake
Jeanne
Stephanie
College Station
E. G. Ryerson
Charles
Gary
Jeff
Jane
Beverly
Austin
David Litz
Bradley
Rebecca
Bay City
B. J. Litz
Thomas Tschoepe
Dallas
Robert Schmidt
Dixie
Francis J. Furey
Moulton Court
Kathy Fishbeck
Heart Speaks
Margaret Hosty
Eleanora Treanor
Rowena Johnston
Margaret Cutbirth
Amy Rueda
New Orleans
Millie Schuirring
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Wilbert Fojtik
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Dorothy Stary
Willie Meyer
Schulenburg
Henry Malinek
New Braunfels
Fred Osterloh
Zouzalik
C. C. Wiseman
Miller- Fitzpatrick
Presbyterian Church
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