Kloesel Golden Wedding Anniversary Observed in Shiner
Mr and Mrs Frank J Kloesel celebrated their 30th wedding anniversary at Hermann Sons Hall Shiner with family friends and a wedding cake centerpiece The couple married November 15 1910 at Shiner Catholic Church Rev Joseph Hudek officiated Their children grandchildren and many relatives attended the gathering with longtime wedding party members present including Mrs Minnie Spies and J R Kloesel Remarks thanked attendees and recalled bygone days with a noon luncheon and decorative gold and white motifs.
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F. J. Kloesel
Shiner
Hermann Sons
Frank J. Kloesel
Rosa Schaefer
Shiner Catholic Church
Joseph Hudecek
A. C
Evelyn) Barfield
B. J
Evelyn) Rother
Henry
Minnie) Spies
Houston
J. R. Kloesel
Henry Spies
Paul Spies
James L. Harrison
David
Richard Lee
Victoria
Perry Kloesel
Hallettsville
Paul Rother
Yoakum
Frank P. Albrecht
Seguin
Robert Makovy
Marilyn
Joyce
Witting
Emil Schaefer
Cuero
Lottie Barfield
Willie Kloesel
Mary Tenberg
Willie Indorf
Alfons Malina
Louie Wendel
Ida Kloesel
Edwin Kloesel
E. W. Sonntag
John Ammermann
Suggestions For Candies For safe home candy making during holidays
Use a heavy sauce pan three times the recipe size to prevent overflow. Stir until sugar dissolves before boiling. Stir with a wooden spoon. Do not cover in the first three minutes to avoid crystal formation. Let the mixture cool almost completely before reheating. Use a candy thermometer. Cool on a marble slab for faster setting.
Lavaca County Farm Reborn Under Bludau Family Achievement
A. A. Bludau and family transformed a Lavaca County farm once plagued by low yields and soil degradation. Through crop rotation, deep-root legumes, terrace improvements, and pasture upgrades they raised corn to 45 bushels per acre, cotton to 400 pounds lint per acre, and maize to about 2,500 pounds per acre. They now stock about 100 cattle annually and have rebuilt fences, barns, and other structures, leveraging their own labor to sustain progress.
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Bludau
Area Deaths and Funeral Rites in Nada and Carmine
Obituaries record Mrs. John F. Frnka of Nada dying prior to last rites on November 26 1960 at St Marys Nada. Burial at Nada Catholic Cemetery follows Rosary at Triska Funeral Home. Survivors include sons J T and Leo A and daughters in Columbus Houston and San Antonio. Also notes of Carmine resident Mrs Emil Spies 86 with services November 28 1960 and survivors Alma Mauer and seven great grandchildren.
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John F. Frnka
Columbus
Nada
el Campo
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Nada Catholic Cemetery
Frnka
Triska
Frelsburg
Mary Agnes Labay
John and
Annie (Poncik) Labay
A. W. Didner
Eagle Lake
Alex J. Kraus
E. J. Bily
Leo A
San Antonio
Drozd
Leona Holub
Virginia Dowell
Houston
Joe Labay
Garwood
Mike
George Labay
Paul
Robert
Cecil
Wharton
Frank
Annie) Daphne
Flatonia
Frances Safar
Tin
Austin
Spies
Carmine
Alma Mauer
Otto Fehler
Round Top
Rudie Valenta
Shiner
A. L. Valek
Edwin Handsor
C. Valenta
Alf. Merseburger
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Gane
Shiner Drug Co
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Dad
Mom
Joseph Muras
Whone LY
Pan-American Life Insurance Company
New Orleans, USA
Lavaca County
A. A. Bludau
Fort Worth
Lavaca
J. T
Ben T
Emil Spies
Anstas Canad Nen
Sanka
Giavinia
KRAFT
Peg
McCormick
Gebhardt
Gladiola
Nabisco—Premium
Decker
Spaghe
Pos. Vee
KOTEX
SWIFT
Maxwell House Coffee
U Prerenelt Eeas
Maxwell
Imperial
Farm Journal
Dristan
Welhausen’s Foodcraft Store
Shiner, Texas