Shiner Students Earn Degrees at Southwest Texas State
Three Shiner candidates received degrees at Southwest Texas State summer commencement in San Marcos. Over 300 graduates from the colleges of Applied Arts Fine and Liberal Arts Science Education and the Graduate School were honored. Melvin White Frankie Kubecka and Mrs. Anna Belle Garbade earned master of education bachelor of science and elementary education degrees respectively with campus recognition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Marcos
Shiner College
Southwest Texas State
State Board of Senior College Regents
J. C. Kellam
Austin
Strahan Gymnasium
San Marcos College
Applied Arts
Fine and Liberal Arts
Science
White Is
Claude White
Coleman
Southwest Texas
Kubecka
August Kubecka Jr
Shiner
Garbade
Allen R. Seifert
Texas Student Education Association
Sunny Side Up by Elo Delivers Witty Party Foods Line
A humorous Elo column riffs on sermons and meetings with a playful tone. The narrator teases romance and old gardener quips while promising Elo’s party foods. The piece blends light wordplay with a casual sales pitch for Elo's offerings.
Pfeil Reunion Holds Seventeenth Annual Gathering
The seventeenth Pfeil Reunion was held August 14 1966 at the Shiner Hermann Sons Hall with a buffet for about 30 families. New officers were elected for one year: President Calvin Pfeil Sr of El Campo and Vice President Ronald Pfeil of Shiner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pfeil
Shiner Hermann Sons
Billie Gene Goetz
Shiner
Gary Orth
Karl Orth
Floresville
Robert Pfeil
San Antonio
Ivan Pfeil
A. P. Greif
Kingsville
A. C. Pfeil
Selma Zander
Willie E. Goetz
Adele Rabe
Frieda Koenning
Gilbert
Paul Mueller
Gus Pfeil
Elo Pfeil
Edgar Pfeil
Billie G. Goetz
F. C. Neubauer
Elo Riske
Albert Neubauer
Arthur Schmidt
Willie Neubauer
Homer Sommerlatte
Elton Zander
Eugene Horecka
Karen Wendt
el Campo
Calvin Pfeil
New Braunfels
Walter Rompel
Erna Wegener
Milton Wegener
Ella Boening
Peth
Victor Himmelreich
Double Jeopardy Limits and Fairness in Trials
An ABA and Texas Bar public service piece explains why double jeopardy protects individuals from repeat trials while society seeks final resolution. It cites cases where retrials occurred due to hung juries or procedural stoppages and notes landmarks like Yellowstone, the S S Savannah, and a PBX reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Supreme Court
American Bar Association
State Bar of Texas
Will Bernard
Calving difficulties linked to overfat heifers and timing
County agent Jack Lindsey warns breed heifers not to gain excessive fat, as overweight dams boost calving problems and calf mortality. He cites research showing fat heifers produce more dead calves and suggests using smaller bulls for first calvings and avoiding breeding too young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Lindsey
Lindsey
Old shoes reveal fit and sizing mistakes warns expert
Dr. Graham Hard of Texas A M University Extension says worn uneven fronts mean shoes are too short, narrow uppers show width issues, and wear patterns indicate incorrect size. He notes inner heel wear signals weak arches and toe pockets or puckering behind the ball reveal improper length or proportion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graham Hard
Texas A&m University Extension
Dr. Hard
Far North Bares '66 Crane Gain
Texas Parks and Wildlife reports a promising Whooping Crane nesting season in the far north. Four of six pairs in Wood Buffalo area have at least one young, with eight total fledglings last fall bringing the Gulf Coast flock to 44. Canadian officials note potential six to eight more breeding pairs in the uncharted Northwest Territory region, with full flock counts due in September. Both nations plan further nesting-area exploration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rowland Bowden
Victoria Social Security Office
Austin
Texas Parks and Wildlife Department
Edminton
Alberta
Canadian Wildlife Service
Wood Buffalo
W. E. Stevens
Canadian Service
Texas Gulf Coast
Stevens
Northwest Territory
Wood Buffalo National Park
Great Bear Lake
Mackenzie River
Aransas National Wildlife Refuge
Fort Smith
Sweet Home Firemen Picnic and Antique Car Show
Remember the Sweet Home Firemen's Picnic Sunday August 28. Stew and sausage with trimmings for dinner and supper. The Alamo City Horseless Carriage Club will drive to Sweet Home for the noon meal. See antique cars on display. Brushy Creek Horsemen’s Club ride in all proceeds benefit Sweet Home Volunteer Fire Dept.
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Sweet Home Firemen
Alamo City Horseless Carriage Club
Sweet Home
Brushy Creek Horsemen’s Club
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Belle L. Garbade
ST. Mary's Church
Worthing Brass Band
Santa
Elo’s
Roegelein
Franks
Onzales
U.S.D.A
Lipton Tea
Robin Hood
Hunt’s Catsup
del Haven Black
Oleo
Sunkist
del Monte
Alma Douglas
Donnie
Mike Fischer Jr
Ronnie D. Pfeil
P. O
Victoria
Texas
Marvin E. Kremling
Fort Sill
Okla
AHTNC
Army
Edmund P. Kremling
Route 1
Box 154
Army Artillery and Missile School
SOC Seconty Press
Renee Bi Lawyer
Yellowstone
S. S. Savannah
Arkla
Arkansas Louisiana Gas CO
Arkansas
Louisiana
Oklahoma
Kansas
John V. Lindsey
Lavaca
Far North
Bares
Jinner
Southwestern Bell
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