St Joseph 4 H Club Opens Meeting With Talks
The St Joseph 4 H Club held its first meeting of the school year on Friday October 12. The session opened with a prayer and minutes from the prior meeting were approved. Members gave talks on last year’s projects and Mr Lindsey outlined eligible club events including rifle shooting tractor maintenance public speaking and fat stock shows. Wayne Gassmann reporter.
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Lindsey
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Debates Over Farm Policy and Historical Markers
A reader voices concern that shifting cotton away harmed small farms and boosted commercial ones. The letter touches on socialism versus capitalism, party differences, Eisenhower’s election, and questions about evolution and science. Major U T Biehunko of Homestead, Florida visited relatives this weekend.
Komensky 4 H Club Girls Meet with Demonstration Agent
The Komensky 4 H Club girls met Friday morning with Demonstration Agent Mrs Doris Myers. President Jerrilyn Technik led the meeting with the Club Pledge and Prayer as members received 4 H club books and guidance to keep project records. Reporter Annie Kocian.
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Komensky 4-H Club
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Delegates Named for Upcoming Convention From Local Group
The article lists delegates for the convention including Wm Miculka Zat Johnson Edward Batey James Koncaba Woodrow Joost Dan Koranek Claude Sherry Dr A A Warlick John Janacek Emil Barak and alternates Harry Meyer Andrew Urbish Charles Luksovsky Ernest Chaloupka Julius V Gertner Alfred H Hirsch Ernest A Ja sek Bill S Reeves Lee Vogt Edwin Gallia Jr Local Auxiliary delegates include Mesdames John Janacek Joan Beran Charles Latksovsky and Ernest Zimmermann Alternates Mesdames Adolph Heiman Zat Johnson Wm Miculka and Louis Kishbeck.
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Zat Johnson
Edward Batey
James Koncaba
Woodrow Joost
Dan Koranek
Claude Sherry
A. A. Warlick
John Janacek
Emil Barak
Harry Meyer
Andrew Urbish
Charles Luksovsky
Ernest Chaloupka
Julius V. Gertner
Alfred H. Hirsch
Ernest A. Jasek
Bill S. Reeves
Lee Vogt
Edwin
Formation of Guadalupe Area Development Association joins Cuero and Yoakum
The Guadalupe Area Development Association formed in Cuero to promote industrial growth along the Guadalupe Valley. Members include Yoakum and Cuero. Expansion via budget allotment and new subscriptions expected. The South Texas Chamber re elected John Janacek to its board among region men including Lee Sedlmeyer Dr A L Harrison and Fain McDougal.
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Komensky P TA Holds Meeting
The Komensky P TA met in regular session on Thursday October 4. About twenty new members joined. A game party followed the meeting and Coca Cola Co supplied free cakes. The next meeting is planned for October 25 to finalize plans for the Thanksgiving Picnic with the 4-11 Club girls in charge of entertainment.
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Witting 4 H Club Girls Meet October
The Witting 4 H Club girls held their first meeting on October 11 at 10 15 with Mrs Doris Myers. President Margaret Technik led twenty five members and officers including Mrs Julius Technik and Mrs Jim Trohl attended. Members received 4 year books and sewing guidance and learned a new song How How How led by Doris Myers and Dolores Gillar. The session adjourned after limited recreation.
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Witting 4-H Club
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Margaret Technik
Julius Technik
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Oak Grove 4-H Club Elects Officers for New Year
The Oak Grove 4-H Club girls met October 1 at 2 30 p m to elect officers. Dolores Faltysek was named president with Carol Darilek as vice president and Elorine Wenske as secretary treasurer. Darline Brunkenhoefer becomes council delegate Joyce Kubicek recreation leader Margie Krejci song leader and Etheline Jaltysek completes the officer slate.
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Oak Grove
Dolores Faltysek
Carol Darilek
Elorine Wenske
Darline Brunkenhoefer
Joyce Kubicek
Margie Krejci
Etheline Jaltysek
Barn Owl Controversy Divides Town Over Vermin Control
The debate pits protectionists who value owls for vermin cleanup against hunters who say owls threaten chickens. Pops Parker suggests both sides are partly right. He notes owls control pests and that a hawk’s perch near a hen yard signals danger, with a trap noted for trappers.
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