Life Insurance Policy as a Modern Miracle
The piece argues life insurance shifts from a dry contract to a profound gift. It portrays the policy as sustenance and shelter, a love letter that calms a hungry infant and comforts the survivor. It links policy to hope, courage, education, and a father’s blessing.
Area Deaths Mrs Anton Kocian
Funeral services for Mrs. Anton Frances Kocian were held August 7 1964 at 8 30 a m from Schwenke Baumgarten Funeral Chapel and at St John Catholic Church Interment was at St John Catholic Cemetery She died August 5 at home aged 86 Born March 14 1878 in Fayetteville she married Anton Kocian October 5 1897 A Schulenburg resident 53 years she belonged to St John Altar Society and SPJST Lodge 23 Survived by husband a daughter Angelina Krupala five grandchildren eleven great grandchildren and several siblings Her son August 1961 and others predeceased Pallbearers were grandsons and a great grandson also in this item Joseph Muras returned from a three day trip to the Valley Padre Island Port Isabel Matamoros and Reynosa Mexico with Dorothy Muras and others
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Fayetteville
John
Rose (Tilicek) Chudej
Anton Kocian
Assumption Catholic Church
Praha
Fayette County
St. John Catholic Church
Altar Society
Spjst Lodge
Schulenburg
Edward
Angelina) Krupala
Louis
Henry Chudej
Hallettsville
Ernest Chudej
Moulton
August Kocian
Agnes Chudej
Julia Chudej
Charles
Mary) Baca
Nada
John Chudej
Joseph Muras
Valley
Padre Island
Port Isabel
Matamoros
Reynosa
Mexico
Dorothy Muras
A. J. Kowalski
Houston
Thomas J. O’donnell
Ted
Debbie
Mark
Pam
O’donnell
Lowell
Massachusetts
Gonzales Livestock Market Report Saturday sale
Cattle were strong and active with feeder calves 500 to 100 higher at Gonzales Commission Company. Consignments included 900 cattle and 450 hogs with top hogs 16 to 17.30 and cows and bulls in broad ranges across utilities canners and cutters and stocker classes.
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Gonzales Commission Company
Hubam seed yield and terrace plans from Gonzales district
August Winkenwerder reports hubam seed yield of about 300 pounds per acre on 19 acres for soil improvement and seed production on his farm. The Winkenwerder cropland includes 30 acres of coastal bermuda grass for hay and grazing. Mrs Ras Moore seeks terrace maintenance on a 12 acre field while SCS technicians will assess after cotton harvest. Willie Weber finishes a farm pond for a 120 acre native grass pasture. Dale Frank and Fred Brown plan terraces on part of the S A Brewster cropland with a follow up clover and oat crop.
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Winkenwerder
Bermuda
Ras Moore
Glaze City
Soil Conservation Service
Willie Weber
Cheapside
Dale
Frank
Fred Brown
S. A. Brewster
Monthalia
Health and Safety Tips From The AMA Recreation
A healthful life benefits from regular enjoyable recreation and physical activity. Learn personal limits, plan activities, and practice safe habits while enjoying hobbies, sports, and family leisure. avoid unnecessary risks and heat or overexertion.
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Patek's
Gonzales
del Monte
Leadway Pineapple Juice
Blackburn
Meath
Instant Folger
Sas
Nme
Pioneer White Wings Flour
Pillsbury
Imperial
SUGAR
Libby
C.A
Ane
Kimbell
Wesson Oil
Kimbell’s
R.S.P. Cherries
Leadway
Snapp
Hunt's Peaches
Morton
Betty Crocker
Washburn
Hunt's
Drug Department
Gleem
Ernest F. Petry
Shiner
Texas
Wyre Anding
Tokyo
Rexall
Shiner Drug. CO
Ph. LY
Gonzales Commission Co
Eustace
George Krupala
Daniel Kocian
Allen
Donald Mensik
Larry Krupala
Gonzales Livestock Market Report
Gonzales County Soil Conservation District News
The
AMA
U-I
Sophie Muenich
Yoakum
Emma Bruns
Leon Langhoff
Emil Bruns
A. C. Barfield
Cuero
Mr. Barfield
Elton Zander
Don
Bradshaw-Pearce
Austin
Grace Methodist Church
John C. Gilbert
Terrace Summer House