Labor Day 1968 Reflections and Canyon Tour Stats
Labor Day observance notes include holiday timing and a call to honor American workers. The piece cites Canyon business survey results on TEXAS visitors to Palo Duro Canyon State Park, indicating varied regional origins among about 1,000 attendees.
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Canyon
Texas
Palo Duro Canyon State Park
Amarillo
Hospital Visiting Hours And Patient List
Visiting periods are 7 00 to 7 30 a m 10 00 to 11 00 a m 2 00 to 4 00 p m 7 00 to 8 30 p m. Listed patients include Louise Osborn Ben Braden Arthur Nollkamper Frank Paris Alex Dylla Emma Pohler Louise Ringert Mayme Merseburger Fritz Hartmann Shiner James Netardus Hallettsville Barbara Stoeltje Frank W Hans Adolf A Wagner Ricardo Nieto Felicia Wagner James Parker Austin. Dismissed patients include Otto Kosler Johnnie Hartman Laddie Berkov sky Milton Eugene Patek baby boy Laddie Patek Darilek Michalec Paul Wagner Edward Cinadr Rudolph Dornak Hinci Ayres Erdelt Olbrich Winkenwerder Breithaupt.
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Louise Osborn
Ben Braden
Arthur Nollkamper
Frank Paris
Alex Dylla
Emma Pohler
Louise Ringert
Mayme Merseburger
Fritz Hartmann
Shiner
James Netardus
Hallettsville
Barbara Stoeltje
Frank W. Hans
Adolph A. Wagner
Ricardo Nieto
Moulton
Felicia Wagner
Flatonia
James Parker
Austin
Train Car Crash Kills Three in Texas Near La Grange
Three Muldoon residents died when their car collided with a Southern Pacific diesel engine near La Grange on Farm Road 2237. Effie Ivy 86 and Betty Kay Bigley 13 died at the scene and Mrs Edward Bigley 55 died later at Fayette Memorial Hospital. Burial followed at Pitman Cemetery with Smith Funeral Home handling arrangements. Mrs Ivy and Mrs Bigley were prominent church pillars. Bigley taught in Flatonia Schools. Survivors include extended families and relatives in Schulenburg Medina Jal Hardin and Muldoon.
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E. L. Vance
Claude Cagle
Smithville
Pitman
Smith Funeral Home
Flatonia
Ivy
Jackson
Bigley
Null
Methodist
San Antonio
Last Rites For Frank Stavinoha Jr
Frank Stavinoha Jr of 418 Davis Street Wharton died August 11 1968 in Caney Valley Memorial Hospital Nursing Home after a two month illness He was 85 years 3 months and 24 days Funeral services were held August 13 at Holy Family Catholic Church Interment Evergreen Memorial Park Pallbearers included Marvin Stavinoha Robert Stavinoha Donald Stavinoha Rayburn Stavinoha Edwin Derrick Jr and Arnold Valenta He survived by two sons Lad Stavinoha and Frank Stavinoha two daughters Angelina Valenta and Stella Derrick plus 5 sisters 2 brothers and a large extended family. He was born April 17 1883 in Dubina Texas and was married to Minnie Janik who died in 1967.
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Frank Stavinoha Jr
Davis Street
Wharton
Caney Valley Memorial Hospital
Holy Family Catholic Church
Barzyk
Evergreen Memorial Park
Marvin Stavinoha
Austin
Robert Stavinoha
Needville
Donald
Rayburn Stavinoha
Hungerford
Edwin Derrick Jr
Arnold Valenta
el Campo
Stavinoha
Dubina
Texas
Frank Stavinoha
Minnie Janik
Hallettsville
Lad Stavinoha
Angelina Valenta
Deansville
Stella Derrick
Carrie Novak
Albina Waggoner
Danbury
Frances Vita
Dallas
Joe W
Louise) Welfel
John
Sophia) Jirkovsky
Shiner
Charlie Stavinoha
Moulton
August Stavinoha
Seymour
Connally Carrillo Act Opens Texas College Aid
The Connally-Carrillo Act of 1967 covers Texas high school graduates who are in the top fourth of their class and come from families earning no more than 4800. It allows them to attend Texas state supported colleges with tuition and fees paid by the state. Contact Scholarship Advisor at Cooke County Junior College Gainesville Texas 76240 phone 817 HO 5 3476 for eligibility details.
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Texas
Cooke County Junior College
Gainesville
Shiner Announces Labor Day Holiday Closures
Shiner will observe Labor Day on September 2. All business houses and the Post Office will close. Schools including St Ludmila's Academy St Paul's High School and Shiner Public School will observe the holiday with the public school resuming Tuesday September 3. Housewives are urged to stock up Saturday as firms remain closed on Monday.
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Hallettsville — Court House
Yoakum
Cuero — Court House
Gonzales — Court House
United States
U.S
Shiner
St. Ludmila’s Academy
St. Paul’s High School
Shiner Public School
First SLAPTC meeting moved to Sept 9 in parish gym
The St Paul-SLAPTC opens its new term Monday September 9 at 8 pm in the Parish Gym due to Labor Day. Refreshments follow.
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St. Paul-Slaptc
SYS
Carol Schmidt
Welhausen
Western Club OF
Margie Kresta
First National Bank
Henry Pesek
Guettner’s
Joe Roller
Spoetzl Brewery, Inc
P. O
Shiner
Texas
Western Club
Lavaca County
Mildred Lindsey
Community Mourns Nurse Frieda Filip Death at 63
Mrs. Frieda Filip, LVN, died of natural causes on August 14 1968 aged 63 years 4 months 4 days. She served at Trinity Lutheran Home and lived in Shiner born April 10 1905 at Dreyer Texas. Funeral August 21 at Sts Cyril and Methodius Catholic Church with burial in Shiner Catholic Cemetery. Survived by sons Donald Eugene Filip and Robert B Rowell, sister Ann Krause, brother Albert Hirsch, four grandchildren and one great granddaughter.
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Frieda Filip
Filip
Trinity Lutheran Home
Buffington
Shiner
Sts. Cyril and Methodius’ Catholic Church
John
Shiner Motor Sales
LVN
Donald Eugene
Betty
Thomas) Filip
Laurenco Marques
Mozambique
Africa
Inlaw
Improvements Planned for Lavaca County FM Roads in 1969
The Texas Highway Commission approved 107400 for highway safety and farm to market road upgrades in Lavaca County for 1969. Projects cover 18.5 miles including seal coats on FM 318 and FM 532 and widening the Rickaway Branch Bridge on US 90A near Hallettsville. District Engineer C V Ramert announced the plan under Hallettsville and Yoakum supervision.
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Texas Highway Commission
Lavaca
C. V. Ramert
Yoakum
Herman Botard
I. E. Larrimore Jr
Hallettsville
94 year old Kasper visits HemisFair and recalls Czech roots
Mrs. J J Kasper of Lockhart 94 walked the HemisFair grounds and still works on her farm for her 68 year old son. She came to see an exhibit about her uncle Augustin Hajdusek the Czech Texan founder of Dubina who practiced law and served as mayor and county judge.
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San Antonio
Kasper
Angelina Nove
Pershing Avenue
Texas
LaGrange
Augustin Hajdusek
Moravia
Texas Pavilion
la Grange
Svoboda
Haidusek
Nove
Ben
Isabel Ondrusek
Alice
Jarry Kasper
Baca
Augustin Haidusek
Dubina
Lockhart
Shiner Catholic Church Picnic Plans Sunday Event
The annual Shiner Catholic Church Picnic at Legion Park Sunday September 1 attracts thousands with Holy Masses, a sausage dinner, auction, fish pond, bazaar, and a later dance at Legion Hall. Miss Bertha Schmidt of Shiner has funeral services set for August 29 at Buffington Funeral Home and Shiner Catholic Church.
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Shiner Catholic Church
Shiner Catholic
Legion Park
Shiner
Legion Hall
Joe Patek
SS. Cyril and Methodius’ Catholic Church
Wesley Bible Class Rummage Sale Scheduled Aug 31
The Wesley Bible Class announces a rummage sale at the old Wolters Bros. grocery store on Saturday August 31 with hours 8:30 to 11:00 a.m. and 2:00 to 4:00 p.m. Donations accepted today August 29 8:30 to 11:00 a.m. Contact Mrs Josephine Kaspar for details.
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Wesley Bible Class
Wolters Bros
Josephine Kaspar
First Bale in Gonzales County Reported for 1968
Emmett Baker of the Harmon community grew cotton and Dave Baros Gin gin ned the bale. The 522 pound bale marked the first of the season in Gonzales County on Wednesday August 21 1968. Baker farms over 20 acres with five acres picked to obtain the bale.
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Gonzales County
Emmett Baker
Hamon
Dave-Baros
Baker
Funeral Services Held Wednesday For J. M. Mikesh
Funeral services for Jacob M. Mikesh were held August 21 at Buffington Funeral Home Shiner and Sts. Cyril and Methodius Catholic Church with Requiem Mass. Burial followed in St. Joseph's Cemetery Yoakum. Survivors include three sons Ed Mikesh of El Campo Bill Mikesh of Gonzales Robert Mikesh of San Antonio and five daughters with numerous grandchildren and great grandchildren.
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Jacob M. Mikesh
Buffington
John J. Degenhardt Jr
Houston
Jerry Matus
Schulenburg
Laddie Drabek
Alvin
John J. Hanacek
Buffington Chapel
Mikesh
Woodlawn Hills
San Antonio
Shiner
Yoakum
Concrete
Betty Mraz
Charlie
Mary
Frank
Anna Mikes
Albina
Lillie
Robert
Bill
Mary Targac
Annie Frances
Mikes
Gonzales
Irving
Dallas
Ed Mikesh
el Campo
Bill Mikesh
Robert Mikesh
Louis
Frances) Drabek
Charlie Mikesh
Frank Mikesha
Gazette
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Bettye) Kurtz
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