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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1965
Page
4
The sheriff notes a November focused on court, juries and prisoners. Ten docket cases, many inmates since prior sessions, including four held since May and June. Youth factors and repeat offenses shape the inmate mix as several remain jailed into next fall. Daily entries cover Grand Jury activity, accidents, hospital calls, and patrols after heavy rains.
November notes show Deputy and I busy with wrecks, drunk in custody, jail duty, court work, and various investigations across Yoakum, Moravia, Ezzell, Sublime, and nearby towns. Nine prisoners processed, fines totaling 602.20. Dem City theme ends with a Merry Christmas message from Sheriff Ronnie Dodds.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Browder of Clayton New Mexico announce the arrival of a baby girl born in November making two girls and a boy in the Browder family. Tech Sgt. and Mrs Robert Snow of Blytheville Air Force Base Arkansas welcome a baby girl born Monday November 29 in the base hospital Danielle weighs seven pounds one and a half ounces. Grandparents Elmer Schneider of Shiner and Mr and Mrs William L Snow of Newington Virginia celebrate their first grandchild. The mother is the former Miss Marcella Schneider of Shiner.
Science students at St Paul High School prepare for the annual Science Fair set for the first Sunday in March 1966. They catalog research and experiments, aiming to reveal talent and originality, while gaining scholarship edge and business communication skills through mentorship from physicians dentists pharmacists and distant companies.
Mr and Mrs Claude Hock announce a baby girl born December 2 at Frank Wagner Memorial Hospital weighing 8 14. Alois Nevlud Jr and wife welcome a baby boy born December 2 at the same hospital weighing eight pounds with sister Monica Jo and grandparents from Shiner. Victor Welfel announces a baby son born November 26 at West Texas Hospital weighing seven nine with maternal grandparents Anton Machacek and others from Shiner.
Students vow that their community will review project work and emphasize Shiner's bright future through resourceful youth.
Rudolph J. Drozd of Breslau died December 5 1965 at Renger Memorial Hospital Hallettsville at 12 40 am age 60. He was a Moravia Catholic Church member and SPJST Lodge, born Lavaca County May 28 1905 operated a Breslau store. Survived by wife Sophie L Cada, son Eugene, daughter Marjorie Belicek, three brothers Julius Jerome Drozd Frank Drozd, three sisters Julia Barta Ida Neubauer Viola Cervenka, five grandchildren. Funeral December 7 at Kubena Funeral Home then Moravia Church with burial Moravia Cemetery. Rosary prayed Monday at 8 pm. Preceded in death by parents John and Clara Drozd, four brothers and two sisters.
The Quality Pharmacy expresses gratitude to all who helped open its new drug store this week in Shiner. Thanks go to J Jack Cloutier architect E W Sonntag contractors and many local businesses and crews for cooperative assistance and labor.
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