Church services and parish notices for Shiner and nearby towns
Local church schedules list Sunday services and weekday activities for Shiner Baptist, Catholic, Methodist, and Dilworth Mission churches. Updates include pastor changes, confessions hours, Holy Mass times, and recent visits by families, with mentions of weddings and moves in Schertz and Yoakum.
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J. J. Hanacek
Alphonse Padalecki
Dilworth Mission
Sacred Heart
Provident City Ghost Town Prepares for East Provident Field
The Provident City tale recalls a boom town between El Campo and Hallettsville, built by the Provident Land Co. in 1910. Hundreds of families moved to five acre plots, but the railroad failed, soils proved barren, and most never prospered. Now the East Provident Field hosts a gas distillate operation with remaining structures repurposed as a ranch lodge and warehouse.
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John Ammermann
Ed. Schroeder
Yoakum
George Ammermann
Susan Gayle
Schertz
San Marcos
Ammermann
Allen Seifert
el Campo
Wharton
Blessing
Provident City
Hallettsville
Goldenrod Ranch
R. H. Hancock
Provident Land Co
Kansas City
Middle West
Gulf Country
Midwest
Glen Flora
Houston Oil and Gas
East Provident
Anton Winkler Sr Dies at 80 in Schulenburg Rites
Anton Winkler Sr died after months of illness at 80 years, six months, and five days. Funeral services were held July 29 at Schwenke Baumgarten Funeral Chapel and High Hill Catholic Church with Rev. Norbert Galle officiating. Interment in High Hill Cemetery. He was born January 22, 1883, married to Louisa Dieringer, survived by one daughter, five sons, twelve grandchildren, nine great grandchildren. Pallbearers listed.
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Schulenburg
Anton Winkler
Schwenke- Baumgarten
High Hill
Norbert Galle
High Hill Catholic
Winkler
Colonial Nursing Home
John
Therese Winkler
Louisa Dieringer
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Alfred
Elsie)Hirscher
Otto
Rudy
Reinhard
Anton Winkler Jr
James
Milton
Clarence
Gilbert Winkler
Armand Hollas
Harlan Hilscher
Funeral Services Held for Mrs. Bertha Sens in Sealy
Funeral services for Mrs. Bertha Sens were held July 26 at the Chapel of Pete E Ettlinger in Sealy with Rev C H Rose officiating. Interment followed in Sealy Cemetery with pallbearers Herman Strauss Willie Andreas Edwin Sens Ed Buls Herbert Stuessel and William Palm. Mrs. Sens, born Bertha Strauss January 28 1880 near Cat Spring, died July 24 at age 83. Survivors include two daughters Mrs Herman Dittmar and Mrs August Konesbeck, one son Elmo Sens, a brother Fritz Strauss, four grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Her husband William Sens died January 16 1953. She had been ill since October 1962.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Sens
Pete E. Ettlinger
Sealy
C. H. Rose
Bellville
Etlinger Funeral Home
Herman Strauss
Willie Andreas
Edwin Sens
Ed. Buls
Herbert Stuessel
William Palm
Bertha Strauss
Cleveland
Cat Spring
William Sens
Bernardo
August Konesbeck
Elmo Sons
Eagle Lake
Funeral Rites for Valentin Sladecek Held in Flatonia
Funeral services for Valentin Sladecek 85 were held Friday with Requiem Mass at Sacred Heart Church following rites at Smith Funeral Home Chapel. Born in 1878 in Fransta Moravia he farmed in Fayette County before moving to Flatonia. He is survived by two daughters three sons nine grandchildren and 11 great grandchildren.
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Smith Funeral Home
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Valentin Sladecek
Allen M. Black
Benton Thurmond
Nixon
Flatonia City
Emil Kocian
Gonzales
Franklin Kocian
Wharton
Joe Rebecek
Eagle Lake
Marvin Nellkamper
Houston
Leonard Barta
Henry Mica
Flatonia
Smith Chapel
Mr. Sladecek
Fransta
Moravia
Czechoslovakia
Ferdinand and
Marie
Michna) Sladecek
America
Bluff
Fayette County
Johanna Tomanek
Hostyn
Sladecek
Adolph
Mary) Kocian
Lillie Sladecek
Joe
Fred
Ben
Cypress
Mrs. Joe Svetlik Succumbs at 85 in Hallettsville
Mrs. Joe Svetlik nee Annie Janota of Hallettsville died July 30 at Youens Hospital Weimar after a month of illness. Funeral services Aug 1 at Kabena Funeral Home and Sacred Heart Church with Rosaries recited July 30 and 31. Survived by seven daughters, six sons, 33 grandchildren, 21 great grandchildren. Pallbearers listed. Miss Indianola Buske visiting in Freeport and Galveston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Svetlik
Annie Janota
Hallettsville
Youens Hospital
Weimar
Elvie) Heinrich
Oscar
Annie) Hollas
Albert
Margaret
Marie
Schulenburg
Joe
Marie) Konvicka
Moulton
Eddie
Julia) Ripple
Leroy
Lillie) Schaefer
Charley
Elsie) Seidel
Houston
Point Comfort
Louis Svetlik
Emil Svetlik
Willie
Robert and
Harvey Ripple
Charles Seidel Jr
Jerry and Marvin Svetlik
Milton Mache
Indianola Buske
Freeport
Galveston
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R. A. Tindall
Methodist Youth Fellowship
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Holy Communion
Albert R. Peterson
Jennings B. Cook
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