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Newspaper

Shiner Gazette

Location

Shiner, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1963

Page

3

Post card greetings from Miss Beatrice Kasper vacationing in the Pacific Northwest

Miss Beatrice Kasper writes of scenic attractions and cool weather in the Pacific Northwest and Canada. She traveled with her sister Mrs. Richard Reigart and Mr. Reigart of San Antonio. They arrived home Friday. Lt. Col and Mrs. Wm. E. Bird moved from Florida to Waltham Massachusetts where Lt. Col Bird is assigned to Hanscom Field. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Walters of Houston vacationing in Shiner. Mrs Walters is the former Miss Dorothy Schraer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Schraer.

Beatrice Kasper Pacific Northwest Canada Kasper Richard Reigart Reigart San Antonio Wm. E. Bird The Gazette Florida Waltham Massachusetts Bird L. G. Hanscom Field Stanley Walters Houston Shiner

Names and places weave through Texas history and travel

A tour through Texas highlights rich names and sites from Meusebach to Fredericksburg, Marlin to Texarkana. It notes the 1847 treaty with twenty Comanche chiefs, the Regulator-Moderator War ending under Sam Houston, Fredericksburg’s German heritage, Brazoria as birthplace of the republic, Marlin’s hot mineral waters, Texarkana straddling four states, and San Antonio's historic La Villita and Alamo relics, finishing with Rosebud’s roses.

Texas Otfried Hans Freiherr von Meusebach John O. Meusebach Meusebach U. S. Highway 190 San Saba Shelbyville Louisiana Republic of Texas Sam Houston James Smith Ericksburg Vereins Kirche Fredericksburg Brazoria Brazoria County Gulf Coast Marlin Falls County Oklahoma Texarkana San Antonio Mission San Antonio de Valero Alamo Cos la Villita

Texas Widows May Be Eligible For Veterans Pension

Veterans Administration official says widows of war time veterans may qualify for death pension if income stays under limits. Eligibility depends on service of the deceased veteran and family income, with varying monthly amounts per household and children. Further details available at the VA Office in San Antonio.

Texas P. J. Mims Veterans Administration San Antonio Mims Veterans Administration Office Dwyer Avenue

VFW Auxiliary Holds Regular Session and Picnic Plans

VFW Auxiliary meets Thursday August 8 at 8 00 PM at the VFW Post Home with President Mrs Annie Balusek presiding Pro Tem officers appointed Minutes read and approved Communications from District 24 President Catherine Vaughn read Cheer Chairman reports cards sent Treasurer bonds renewed Picnic plans finalized Lunch and grab bag to be served September 12 meeting adjourned plus social note about local visits and a proverb about boards.

Ladies Auxiliary VFW Annie Balusek Leonard A. Darisek Leona Meyer, Jr Catherine Vaughn Marcus Hinch Eunice Beard PTA Bennie Eicher Lee Sommerlatte LaVernia Jerome Rohan Sommerlatte

Preservatives Add Life To Your Home

Forester Bill Smith of the Texas Agricultural Extension Service says for a small yearly cost a home can outlive its mortgage with 40 years or more of protection using preservatives. Pressure treated exterior wood, fire retardant lumber, and specific mixes like penta or creosote offer moisture resistance and reduced maintenance.

College Station Bill Smith Texas Agricultural Extension Service Smith

Card of Thanks to Hospital Staff and Clergy

I express sincere thanks to Doctors Robert and John Dennis Wagner and the nursing staff for their care at Frank Wagner Memorial Hospital. Special thanks to Rev Father John J. Hanacek for his visits. Gratitude to Lee Sedlmeyer for Gazette copies and to relatives and friends for visits cards flowers and support. May God bless you all. Mrs. Barbara Siegel.

Robert and John Dennis Wagner Frank Wagner Memorial Hospital John J. Hanacek Lee Sedlmeyer Gazette Barbara Siegel

Guard Against Moths and Other Pests with Home Insecticides

Mary Francis Burmeister advises on protecting homes from moths roaches and other pests using DDT Malathion and Chlordane in controlled applications. Read labels follow precautions and avoid continuous action vaporizers as USDA does not approve.

USDA

Farm ponds built to secure water on Texas ranches

E. J. Hoffer finished a large pond on his Koerth area ranch capable of holding about 40 acre feet of water with a depth of 27.5 feet. Douglas O'Neil completed a pond on his farm to provide better livestock water. Walter Squires also built a pond as part of soil conservation efforts in the district.

E. J. Hoffer Koerth Douglas O’neil Walter Squires

Bolech Family Reunion Closes With Positivie Gathered Cline

The fourth annual Bolech reunion was held July 28 at Hermann Sons Hall Shiner led by president Bill Bolech. Officers elected were W F Peters Lolita president Mrs Peters Lolita secretary Jo Ann Bolech Austin treasurer Lorene Parma Yoakum reporter Mrs Daniel Weit Shiner. Relatives arrived from Houston Moulton Lolita Brenham Westhoff Austin Corpus Christi Yoakum Hallettsville Gonzales Nordheim and Shiner.

Bolech Hermann Sons Hall Shiner Grace Bill Bolech W. F. Peters Lolita Jo Ann Bolech Austin Lorene Parma Yoak Yoakum Alphonse and Leonard Pokluda Houston Moulton Brenham Westhoff Corpus Christi Hallettsville Gonzales Nordheim and

Farm Pond Built By Felix Kuenstler

Felix Kuenstler constructed a small farm pond on his farm intended to provide ample livestock water. The pond, like many farm ponds, is also stocked with fish for recreation.

Felix Kuenstler

Night baseball cuts grandmothers' funerals office boys attend

A fragmented line notes that night baseball has reduced the number of grandmothers' funerals office boys must attend. The remark suggests social shifts tied to late games affecting routine duties.

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