Shiner Girl Betty Ann Wesselsky Named 4-H Gold Star
Lavaca County honors Betty Ann Wesselsky of Shiner as the 4-H Gold Star girl for 1956. A St. Ludmila 4H club member for five years she led as president four years and showed in clothing home improvement poultry gardening and dairy contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Ann Wesselsky
Lavaca
Home Demonstration Council
Betty Ann
St. Ludmila 4H
St. Ludmila Academy
Omaha
Nebraska
Santa Fe Railroad Lines
Amarillo
EB. J. Wesselsky
Shiner
Local Henkhaus Gazette notes bands and civic updates
A long list of community items includes the Henkhaus Liberty Band with Ludwig F. Heinrich and A J Elster among its members, a church fire at Old Moulton, and the True Blue Brass Band roster. Other notes cover school honor rolls, a dog attack on a farmer, relocations, and local marriages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henkhaus
Liberty Band
Ludwig F. Heinrich
A. J. Elster
Joe F. Darilek
Steve Michalitz
W. A. Darilek
Frank Darilek
Rudolph Klastak
Moulton
True Blue Brass Band
Baursville
Emil Vogt
Emil Schmidt
Joe Papacock
Walter Lockstedt
Otto Krause
Rudolf Vogt, Jr
Red Lockstedt
Sam and Will Moore Institute
Alma Bohnenkamp
August Kotzebue
Sam Jaeggli
Otto Kempe
Breslau
Hallettsville
William H. Schodde
Invergreen School
Millie
Agnes Miculka
Betty
Annie Tousek
Augustine Machart
Mary Wagner
Viola Hafernick
Christine Veselka
Jim
Adolph
Joe Wagner
Joe
Tom Heiman
Willie Klecihege
Willie Wochler
William Miculka
Frank Schacherl
Ferdinand Schindler
Agust Kasper
Albert
Alois Hobital
Frank Machart
Fank
Louis Heger
Jaroslav Vesela
Frank Machac
Feast Of Christ The King Observed With Field Mass
The Weimar Deanery plans a field Mass Sunday at 6 30 pm at Bishop Forrest High School to observe the Feast of Christ the King This observance follows Pope Pius XI 1925 encyclical establishing the feast and calls Catholics to renew faith and dedication. Fraternally Alfred J Kahlich State Chairman Knight of Columbus Catholic Activity Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ the King
Pius XI
Weimar
Bishop Forrest High School
Alfred J. Kahlich
State Chm
Knight of Columbus Catholic Activity Committee
Farm Bureau Banquet Speakers and 1956 Policy Process
The Indiana Farm Bureau lists Arthur H. Motley of Parade Publications as Tuesday night banquet speaker. Voting on resolutions occurs Wednesday after credentials, with adopted state policy for 1956 and national issues proposed to the American Farm Bureau Federation at its December Miami Beach meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Farm Bureau
Arthur H. Motley
Parade Publications, Inc
New York City
Credentials Committee
Texas Farm Bureau
American Farm Bureau Federation
Miami Beach
Fla
Also Mentioned on This Page
E. T. Summers, Jr
Coca-Cola Bottling Company
Cuero
Texas
Model Bakery
Alcalde
Gonzales
Hallowe'en Barn Dance
Wifw Hall
Hot Point Electric
Fisbeck Auto Supply
Moulton, Texas
Jerry
Moulton Hardware CO
Tamworth Boat
David Litz
Boursville
Tse
W. H. Etlinger
Exi Ae Jaeggli & Son
Western Auto Associate
Anton Raab
John Refrigeration Service
Yoakum
Jim Reinch
Victor Cerny
Rt. 1
Hallowe'en
VFW Hall
Wilson
Catholic Life Insurance
Ad. A. Haas
Sec'y
Emil Bartek
Flatonia
R. Stevens
Austin
Apt
Houston
Childers
Bill Barnes
Waelder
Joe Heger
Edward Liebicher
Anna A. Gertner
Route 1
Leons Janszen
Milton Jobb
Nesco
John Havlik
T. V
the Tribune
Adolph Pelech
Stanley
Edwin Schradel
A. J. Melnar
CITY
Kk. & KR
E. W. Zimmermann
Ernette
Dime Box
E. C. Allen
Park Place
Greenville
8. C
Shiner Girl
Dr. Kotzebue
Kolar
Kenward
Schulenburg
Kolar Bros. Gin
Frank Bucek,Sr
Mary Lee Bunting
Albert Brom
K. Meiserschlaeger
John Keil
Louis Kubicek
Thrull Place
Komensky
M. Kutach
First State Bank of
Anita von Lienen
New York
Medical and Surgical Hospital
San Antonio
George von Lienen
Here
Smith Leazar
Victor C. Fehrenkamp
Frank J. Wagner
C. Fehrenkamp
John
Havlik
Eddie Maresh
Annie Krejci
Joseph Kopp
Farm Bureau
Prench
William
Choich
Adime Ation
Aden Fres
Ene
Sugaripe Prunes
Idaho
Maryland Club Coffee
Prighp & Early Coffee
Pillsbury
Cour
Kimbele
Ed Mored
del Monte
Nabisco
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