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Shiner Gazette

Location

Shiner, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1952

Page

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Shiner Chamber of Commerce Sets Noon Monthly Meetings

The Shiner Chamber of Commerce moves to a noon meeting on the first Thursday of each month at Bettys Cafe, with a 1 hour 15 minute limit. Directors must notify the secretary if absent to avoid a paid plate, and attendance costs $1 per plate. The group plans to boost participation and support local youth baseball.

Shiners Chamber of Commerce Shiner Bob Sterling Betty’s Shiner Chamber of Commerce Victor Stindt Chamber Elton Zander C. of C R. H. Sterling James Buske Percy Garbade W. G. Stindt C. J. Waldrep A. H. Kasper A. A. Schramm W. C. Schmidt James F. Buske Ray Welhausen Raymond Dierksen Paul Klekar Ed. Fischnar Max L. Wolters Lee Sedlmeyer E. A. Mueller Basil Bell E. J. Kempe Ben Marcak

Funeral services for Miss Johanna Goetz Held in Shiner

Miss Johanna Goetz died August 10 1952 after strokes at the local hospital. Funeral services were held August 12 at Buffington Funeral Home with Rev Edwin J Oehlke officiating. Burial followed in Shiner City Cemetery. Survivors include three brothers and three sisters all of Shiner.

Johanna Goetz Buffington Funeral Edwin J. Oehlke Shiner City Jesus Rock of Ages Otto Lee Goetz Henry Goetz Jr Milton Guettner Ferd Menke Willie Goetz Jr Clarence Huber Miss Goetz Oldenburg Germany William Goetz Johanna Wichering Goetz America Lavaca County Moulton Immanuel Lutheran Church Shiner J. W. Tietjen Evergreen School Goetz Green School Johanna Fritz Goetz Willie Emil Otto Goetz Frank Minnie) Guettner Eugene Lillie) Huber Annie Goetz Wm. Goetz Sr John Goetz Henry Goetz Sr Helen Menke

Jim Michalec Shines at Bat for Winston-Salem Pitcher Hitting .352

The St. Louis Cardinals release highlights Jim Michalec a 21 year old right hander from Shiner Texas with Winston Salem in North Carolina a Cardinals farm club. He has 19 hits in 54 at bats a sparkling .352 average and proves pitchers can hit. A rumor notes Vic Michalec may shift from pitcher to outfielder with Lake Charles Lakers. Another update will follow if more details emerge.

the Gazette St. Louis Cardinal Jim Michalec Winston- Salem North Carolina St. Louis Cardinals Jim Shiner Texas Vic Lake Charles Lakers

Mystery Farm Identified in Boundary Line area

Mystery farm was identified as Ernest Kral’s farm about four miles southeast of Shiner in Boundary Line. The Krals own and farm 54.6 acres plus 50 more bought in 1938 and 1951, employ soil conservation, raise cotton corn and sorghums, keep livestock, and attend St. Ludmila’s. show tickets awarded to Laddie Janik.

Ernest Kral Shiner Boundary Line Kral Annie Simper Hanus Mr. Kral Boundary Line School St. Ludmila’s Academy Shvnet Catholic Church PMA Farmers Co-Op Assn Farm Bureau Knights of Columbus K. J. T. Lodge No. 20 K. J. Z. T. Lodge Krals Ernest Jr Baldwin’s Business College Annie Mae Georgia Angeline Jimmie Joe Jeanette Gazette Mystery Farm Victor Cortez Arthur Cortez George Valis Jonnie Bee Bednar Jerry Velek Mary Ann Schroeder Charles Veit Jerry C. Havel Alan Lichey Herbert Karnau Isidor L. Simper J. J. Vesely Wm. Petru Laddie Janik Leonette Bolech James Muecke

Lavaca County Typhus Control Push Through Farm Bureau

The State Health Department and County Agents office will continue the county wide rat flea and typhus control program in Lavaca County through Farm Bureau meetings to push community participation and awareness.

State Health Department Lavaca

How Lutheran Women Work Pageant At Lavaca Church

The Women's Missionary Society of United Dr. Martin Luther Church presents a film How Lutheran Women Work at 8:00 PM on Sunday August 17. The program includes a Bible pageant Bible Characters as Wet and Today by Wilfred Menk with Junior Vacation Bible School participants and reader Miss Sandra Jo Ward. All Congregation members and friends are invited. Thursday August 14 at 8:30 PM a meeting will be held at the Shiner American Legion Hall.

Women’s Missionary Society of United Dr. Martin. Luther Church Wilfred Menk Daily Vacation Bible School Sandra Jo Ward Lavaca County Shiner American Legion Hall

Thompson Urged to Send Qualified Man to Congress in District 9

Voters urged Republican Congressman Clark W. Thompson to win the August 23 runoff after a tour of District 9. Supporters cite Pattison voters switching to Thompson, his strong reception in Waller and Austin counties, and a new Austin County Thompson club led by H. M. Brouillette.

Congress Galveston Clark W. Thompson Thompson Jimmy Pattison Waller Austin Pattison Anahuac Texas Jackson

Shiner Area Groups Schedule Meetings for August 14

The Shiner High School P T A opens the term Thursday at 3 PM. Farm Bureau and several clubs meet August 14 with V F W Auxiliary and Business Men's Club at Legion Park and V F W Home. Masonic Lodge holds regular meeting August 18. attendees invited. Delegation notes Tidelands recovery for Texas.

Business Men’s Club Legion Park

Shiner Public School Opens September 15 1952

The Shiner school trustees set opening day as September 15, 1952 to accommodate cotton harvest needs. Classes register September 12 with buses running on schedule to reach the town by 8:00 am and return at noon. Most teachers secured. two positions a science and English teacher remain to be filled.

Shiner Schools Shiner Shiner Gazette

Cotton Receipts Reported At 71 Bales On Tuesday

Public weigher L. M. Roeder lists 71 bales of new cotton received through Tuesday night August 12. Comparisons show August 7 last year had 387 bales and August 12 in 1950 had 76 bales.

L. M. Roeder

Polio Benefit Dance Nets 179.55 In Local Fund

The polio benefit dance at Kokernot Grove Saturday night, sponsored by Martin Baros and Albert Duhe, raised 179.55 for the local polio fund. Sponsors commend participants and contributors for supporting the worthwhile event.

Martin Baros Albert Duhe Kokernot Grove

Last Rites for Tom Hubka Sr Held August 11

Tom Hubka Sr died August 8 at 9 35 AM at the family home. He lay in state at Buffington Funeral Home in Shiner before a Requiem High Mass at 9 AM August 11 at Shiner Catholic Church officiated by Rev John J Hanacek. Burial followed in Shiner Catholic Cemetery. He was born December 21 1866 in Czechoslovakia and was aged 85 years 7 months 17 days. He immigrated in 1890 and settled first in Flatonia then Shiner. He and Annie Rauser celebrated their Golden Wedding in 1940. He leaves five children and many grandchildren.

Tom Hubka Buffington Shiner Shiner Catholic Church John J. Hanacek Shiner Catholic Mr. Hubka Czechoslovakia America Annie Rauser Flatonia Henry Rosie) Balusek Refugio Emil Emma) Kahanek Kingsville Eddie Annie) Broz Joe Hubka Pleasanton Tom Hubka Jr Robstown

Little League Uniform Fund Donations Sought

Donations to the Little League Uniform Fund may be made through Elton Zander or The First National Bank.

Little League Uniform Fund Little League Elton Zander First National Bank

Hi-way Postoffice adopts new buses between Waco and Yoakum

Last week Thursday the Highway Postoffice between Waco and Yoakum began using lighter privately owned buses after a government cost decision. Westex Auto Sales of Brownwood won the contract. President George Mason rode on the first run. Drivers are supplied by the company, clerks stay the same, and each unit costs about 22000 dollars.

Waco Yoakum, Shiner Westex Auto Brownwood George Mason Hi-Po

First Bales Ginned At Several Townships In 1952

Reports detail the first bales ginned at Henkhaus Gin and Mill Co Midway Dreyer Gin and Glaze City. Bales weighed 468 to 556 pounds with seed counts from 545 to 970 pounds. Purchasers included Henkhaus Grocery Mr Julius Vrana and others with seed sales noted.

Henkhaus Henkhaus Gin and Mill Co Edwin Berger Midway Frank Spann Adolph Pesek Vlastenec Vrana Julius J. Vrana Dreyer Anton Lahodny Glaze City R. L. Allert C. P. Bouldin

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WMS Lutheran Church Tidelands Shiner Public School A. C Mary) Janca Louis Henry Balusek Jr Lawrence Broz Hayward Dardin Leroy Krause Clarence Ehlers Hubka Palace Theatre Jackson Farm Machinery CO Yoakum and Hallettsville
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