Health And Safety Tips From The AMA
The American Medical Association outlines four musts for medical students intellectual curiosity concern for people good health and tenacity. It notes medicine is lifelong study demands high stamina and ethical service. For more information contact the AMA in Chicago or the Association of American Medical Colleges in Evanston.
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American Medical Association
Dear Mr Editor New Medical Advances Spark Monthly Promises
A letter to the editor laments the recurring drumbeat of new drugs and techniques announced each month as potential improvements in patient care. The writer hints at patient impact and the pace of medical progress.
Lutheran Church Women Meet In November Session
The Lutheran Church Women LCW met November 22 at 7 30 p m for a quarterly business session with Mrs Raymond Dierksen presiding. Minutes treasurer reports and committee notes were given. A Christmas potluck is planned for December 13 with program Carols for Another Christmas. A new member Mrs Henry Buehring was welcomed and officers for 1966 were elected and will be installed December 19. The group noted upcoming meetings as well as community service plans for Trinity Homes. A final note promotes conservative medical advice and medicines.
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Lutheran Church
Raymond Dierksen
F. E. Eilers
Edwin Zimmerman
Brian Helweg
John Cook
Victor Stindt
Faith and Life
Annie Remmers
Christian Action Committee
Willie Menke
Alfred Boehm
Trinity Homes
Henry Buehring
Emmett Blohm
Edgar Bohmann
Christian Action
Willie Hagendorf
Outreach
Walter Breitkreutz
Shiner Girls Win 44 19 Over Prairie Lea
Shiner improves to six wins and one loss as Peggy Herder scores 21 and Linda Pilsner adds 11 in a 44 to 19 victory over Prairie Lea. Guards include Becky Little Sandy Laas Sharon Pfeil and others. Upcoming tournament play features Luling Smithville and Yoakum this week.
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Prairie Lea
Peggy Herder
Shiner
Linda Pilsner
Elaine Berkovsky
Norma Nollkamper
Valerie Sembera
Doris Sembera
Mary Ellen Seifert
Becky Little
Sandy Laas
Sharon Pfeil
Clara Neubauer
Carolyn Boedeker
Angie Noack
Jehovah's Witnesses assembly draws 853 attendees in Galveston
Eugene Pilat of the Shiner congregation reports a peak attendance of 853 at the three day Jehovah's Witnesses assembly in Galveston. L M Dugan of New York delivered the specially arranged talks during the sessions. Mr and Mrs A L Valek left Sunday for San Antonio to visit the Edwin Handsur family for several days.
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Eugene Pilat
Shiner Congregation
Assembly of Jehovah’s Witnesses
Galveston
L. M. Dugan
New York
A. L. Valek
San Antonio
Edwin Handsur
Lutheran Church Men Sponsor Fellowship Night
The Lutheran Church Men hosted a Fellowship Night on Sunday November 28 at 7 00 p m with three Christmas films shown by Pastor F E Eilers. Mesdames Henry Menke Willie Menke Victor Stindt and Ed win Zimmermann served coffee cake sandwiches and coffee. Emmett Blohm and committee provided refreshments and the evening closed with dominoes games of 42 and 88.
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Henry Menke
Willie Menke
Victor Stindt
Edwin Zimmermann
LCM
Lutheran Church Men
F. E. Eilers
Emmett Blohm
Area Deaths in Victoria and Wharton Counties
Two long obituary notices report the deaths of Celia Fuentes 62 of Victoria and Caroline Morris Schattel 89 of Wharton. Fuentes died after a heart attack November 27 1965 with burial at Kennedy Catholic Cemetery No 1. Schattel died at her daughter's home in El Campo with funeral at Holy Family Church Wharton and burial at Holy Cross Cemetery East Bernard.
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Victoria
Celia Fuentes
Fuentes
Runge
Victoria County
Artero Memorial Funeral
Our Lady of Sorrows Catholic Church
Kennedy Catholic Cemetery No. 1
Maria Montalvo
Kenedy
Jesusa Mancillas
Juanita Segura
Shiner
Paula Salas
Gonzales
Andres
David Fuentes
Geronimo Fuentes
Lubbock
Jose Fuentes
Edna
Miquela Gomez
Federico Juarez
Aklee
Texas
William Schattel Wharton
Caroline Morris) Schattel
Mary Schramm
el Campo
Harold H. Hinze
Holy Family Catholic Church
Wharton
L. J. Price
Holy Cross Cemetery
East Bernard
Schattel
David Bucek
Richard
James Barton
George Edward Hinze
Carlton Bruce
George Raymond Schattel
Moravia
Fred and
Johanna (Pavlicek) Morris
W. C. Hinze
Charlie Bucek Jr
Joe Barton
Rosenberg
W. L. Bruce
Houston
Jim D’iorio
Katy
Wilbur Cervenka
Gertrude
Hallettsville
Ben Schattel
Temple
George Schattel
la Salle
Annie Morris
Faustina
Incarnate Word
William Schattel
Ignac Morris
John F
Josephine) Hinck
Anton
Frances Theresia) Janak
Seguin
Shiner Public School Menu Plan For December Week
School lunch plan lists meals from December 6 to 10 including spaghetti with meat sauce hot dogs hamburger steaks and cheese sandwiches with sides and milk. Note mentions menus may change without notice and approvals by Superintendent Little. Astronomers estimate Milky Way has over 100 billion stars. Acknowledgment of gratitude from Boyce John Michalee.
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Supt
Little
Milky Way System
Frank E. Parma Laid to Rest in Cuero Funeral
Frank E. Parma of York town died November 14 1965 at 87 in Colonial Rest Home Nixon. Funeral services were held November 16 at Freund Chapel Cuero followed by Requiem Mass at St. Michael's Church. Burial in Hillside Cemetery Cuero. He is survived by four children two grandchildren and 19 great grandchildren.
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Frank E. Parma
Yorktown
Nixon
Freund
Cuero
St. Michael’s Catholic Church
John Flynn
Hillside Cemetery
Mr. Parma
Wharton County
Joe
Celestine
Kalech) Parma
Mary Balech
Shiner
Louis Zissa
Westhoff
Adolph Wagner
Moulton
Ben Parma
Victor Parma
Houston
Jim Parma
Yoakum
W. P. Kure
John DeReese
Ben Parma Jr
San Antonio
Jerry
Ernest
Larry Parma
Gary E. Wagner
Harvey Wagner
Port Sulphur
Vandals Destroy Highway Signs in Texas
A Texas Highway Department official notes that gunfire causes a large portion of $450000 yearly vandalism to highway signs. Bullet marks drive replacement costs, with signs costing tens to hundreds of dollars. motorists pay much via fuel taxes and fees. The warning urges safe shooting only at game. Local holiday visits are also listed.
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Austin
Texas
D. C. Greer
Texas Highway Department
Greer
Joe Roeder
Daughters of
Liberty
George Peyton
Houston
Holiday Deer Hunt Fatality Near Moravia
William Dalton Campbell Jr., 26, of Houston, died after a hunting accident on Thanksgiving Day near Moravia in Lavaca County. He was married to Geral dine Shimek of Schulenburg and expected their first child in January. Campbell, a forwarding agent for Columbia Export Packers, was wounded when his rifle discharged while he climbed from a tree stand. He died hours later at a Weimar hospital. He is survived by his wife, parents, sister, brother, and grandparents.
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la Grange
Houston
Schulenburg
Lavaca
William Dalton Campbell Jr
Geraldine Shimek
Alfred Shimek
Kessler St
Bishop Forest High School
Campbell
Andrew John
Hinck
Moravia
Weimar
Columbia Export Packers, Inc
El Campo High to stage Oklahoma musical
El Campo High School will present Rodgers and Hammerstein's Oklahoma! December 3 4 and 6 in the High School Auditorium Curtain at 7 p.m. Tickets priced Balcony 75 Wings 1 00 Reserved Center 1 25. Mrs Ray Pruet of El Paso spent a week with her parents and attended the wedding of Cecelia Ann Drabek to Lee Liebrech in Garland.
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el Campo High School
Oklahoma
Ray Pruet
el Paso
Jos. Drabek
Garland
Cecelia Ann Drabek
Lee Liebrech
Miss Drabek
Charles D. Drabek
Crowell
Card of Thanks for hospital care at Frank Wagner Memorial
We express sincere thanks to Dr. Robert J. Wagner and the nursing staff for excellent care during our stay at the Frank Wagner Memorial Hospital. Gratitude to those who visited, sent cards and gifts. Your thoughtfulness will always be remembered. Mrs. Raymond Kloesel and Alan Dale.
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Patrick, Dennis
Robert Wagner
Ike McElroy
John Hanacek
Mr. Sedlmeyer
Boyce John Michalee
Robert J. Wagner
Frank Wagner Memorial Hospital
Raymond Kloesel
Alan Dale
Turkey Shoot At Larrys Drive Inn
The Shiner Knights of Columbus sponsor a Sunday turkey shoot at Larrys Drive Inn beginning at 1 30 p m. All shotgun gauges 12 16 20 and 410 allowed shells furnished. Refreshments provided with a special award for best shooter. Location on Shiner Gonzales highway at the former Victor Pulkrabek's Store.
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The
Shiner Knights of Columbus
Larry’s Drive-Inn
Larry
Baptism of Alan Dale Kloesel in Shiner Church
Alan Dale Kloesel infant son of Mr and Mrs Raymond Kloesel was baptized at Sts Cyril and Methodius Church Shiner with Rev John Hanacek officiating Sponsors are grandparents Arthur Kloesel of Shiner and Mrs E A Schmidt returned to Mathis after Thanksgiving visit Miss Mayme Merseburger Largest room in Carlsbad Caverns has a floor area of 14 acres
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Alan Dale
Raymond Kloesel
Shiner
Sts. Cyril and Methodius’ Catholic Church
John J. Hanacek
Arthur Kloesel
E. A. Schmidt
Mathis
Mayme Merseburger
Carlsbad Caverns
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