Shiner Schools Plan Black History Week Events
Shiner Public Schools schedule Black History Week from February 14 to 18 1977 with multiple speakers and activities. Notable participants include Mrs Sarah Ann Wilson Yoakum and Dr Carroll Me Carroll of Houston along with Mrs A D Henderson Cuero and Mt Zion Baptist Church ties. The observance centers on youth education in home economics and religious school activities.
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Shiner
Sarah Ann Wilson
Yoakum
Wilson
Elmer G. Wilson
Mt. Zion Baptist Church
Edgar
Prairie View A&m College
Yoakum Independent School District
DeWitt Sunday School
BTU Institute
Mt. Zion District
Baptist Training Union Congress
Golden Crescent Council of
United States
Europe
C.M., Carrol
M.D
Houston
A.D. Henderson
Cuero
Sunday School
Carroll
C.M
Ammie
Kuykendall) Carroll
Hallettsville and
Tillotson College
Austin
Tenn. A&m University
Meharry Medical College
Nashville
Tenn
Riverside National Bank of Houston
Depelchin Faith Home
National Bankers Association
Crescent Foundation
Yoakum Memorial Nursing Home
Dr. Carroll
Mt. Moriah Baptist Church
Shiner High Plans Student Faculty Basketball Game
The Shiner High School Student Council sponsors a student faculty basketball game Friday February 18 at 7 00 p m in the gym. Admission is 1.00 for adults and 50 cents for students.
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Shiner High School
Czech Day at Ganado Set for Feb 13 1977
Czech Day festivities in Ganado Texas will be held February 13 1977. Mass in Czech at 10:00 a.m. at Assumption B V M Church celebrated by Bishop John L Markovsky of Houston with Czech sermon and singing. A procession of people in Czech dress at 9:30 a.m. from Assumption School to the church. Noon covered dish dinner and 2:00 p.m. program. Sponsored by KJZT District IX and KJT District VII.
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Ganado
Texas
Assumption B.V.M
John L. Markovsky
Houston
Benita Pavlu
KJZT
Amos Pavlik
KJT
Assumption School
Vaclav J. Bily
Inez
John C. Bily
A&M Mothers Club Set To Meet In Yoakum
The DeWitt-Lavaca A&M Mothers Club meets Monday February 14 at 7 30 p m in the First State Bank Community Room Yoakum Members will vote on campus contributions select a duchess for the Cotton Ball district 8 12 meeting will be held February 19 at 9 30 a m at the River Restaurant New Braunfels those attending must send lunch reservations of 4 75 to Treasurer Jimmie Wood 402 Dunn St Yoakum by February 10.
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DeWitt-Lavaca A&m Mothers’ Club
First State Bank
Yoakum
DeWitt-Lavaca Club
the River Restaurant
New Braunfels
Jimmie Wood
Dunn St
St Paul Bi District Doubleheader Advance Ticket Sale
St Paul district champion boys and girls teams announce a bi district doubleheader in Houston at St Thomas High School on Feb 11. Girls play Beaumont Kelly at 6 30 p m, boys face Houston Lutheran at 8 30 p m. Tickets sold in advance at St Paul High School with separate gate admissions for each game.
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St. Paul
Houston
St. Thomas High School
Cardinalettes
Beaumont Kelly
Cardinal Boys
Houston Lutheran
St. Paul High School
Births Report Two Families Welcome Babies in Local Hospitals
Mr and Mrs Robert Besetsny announce Curt Alan born Tuesday January 25 1977 at Renger Memorial Hospital Hallettsville weight 7 lbs 11 oz. Mother Pam Havrda. Grandparents Vernon Havrda Houston Clarence Besetsny Schulenburg. Great grandparents Joe Havrda Carrie Valicek Schulenburg. Mr and Mrs Edward J Filip announce Scott Jeffrey born January 20 1977 at 2 15 am in Huth Memorial Hospital Yoakum weight 8 lbs 1 oz. Brother David Wayne age 3. Baptism Sunday January 30 officiated by Rev Michael A O Shaughnessy Sponsors Johnny Havel baptismal dress worn by mother. Grandparents Leo T Henke Sr Hallettsville Oscar Filip Shiner. Mother Elizabeth Jean Henke.
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Robert Besetsny
Schulenburg
Curt Alan
Renger Memorial Hospital
Hallettsville
Pam Havrda
Vernon Havrda
Houston
Clarence Besetsny
Joe Havrda
Carrie Valicek
Edward J. Filip
Yoakum
Huth Memorial Hospital
Scott Jeffrey
David Wayne
Leo T. Henke Sr
Oscar Filip
Shiner
Clara Harabis
Elizabeth Jean Henke
Michael A. O'Shaughnessy
Johnny Havel
Remember The Maine Remember The Maine Shiner Memorial
Shiner Memorial Post No 6209 Veterans of Foreign Wars and Ladies Auxiliary plan observance in Havana harbor on February 15 1898 anniversary. The sinking killed 266 Americans and helped provoke the Spanish American War. The note honors the heroes of 1898 and the volunteer army.
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Shiner Memorial Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars and Ladies Auxiliary
U.S.S. Maine
Havana
Spain
A.E.F
Shiner Hospital Foundation Office Hours Notice
Community hospital announces weekday hours from 8 to 5 and Saturday 8 to 12 with visiting times 10 to 11, 2 to 4, and 7 to 8:30. February 8 1977 lists multiple patients and dismissals including Kloesel Goeman Palitza Moreno Boedeker Faulkner Boedeker Welfel Cunningham Kurtz Bruns Halliburton Schultz Schraer Butschek Netardus Netardus Sitka Wendtland Moeller Dolezal.
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Shiner Hospital Foundation
Shiner
John R. Kloesel
James Goeman
Anton Palitza
Louis Moreno
Stephen John Boedeker
Ella Faulkner
Martin Boedeker
Petronile Welfel
Lena Cunningham
Mary K. Kurtz Hugo Bruns Moulton
Alton Halliburton
Adolph Schultz
Josephine Schraer
Henry J. Butschek
Gonzales
George H
Dorothy Williams
Tom Arthur Sitka
Lillie Wendtland
Henry Moeller
Mary Dolezal
Meeting notes from Pearl Harbor Chapter 94 DAY Yoakum
Pearl Harbor Chapter 94 DAY Yoakum Texas will meet at Corner Cafe at 7 00 p m Monday Feb 14 1977 Bring your wife Supper will be served All members attend R H Koether commander N L Garrett senior vice commander P O Box 550 Yoakum Texas 77995 CDA Court St Paul No 1604 will observe its 25th anniversary Sunday March 20 1977 Advance reservations for the noon luncheon at 2 50 per plate may be made with Marilyn Mraz Judy Jaluska or at Quality Pharmacy Deadline is March 7 1977 VFW and Auxiliary will meet Thursday Feb 10 1977 at 7 30 p m at the Post Home
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Pearl Harbor
Yoakum
Texas
R.H. Koether
N.L. Garrett
P.O. Box
Yoakum, Texas
CDA
Court St. Paul No. 1604
Marilyn Mraz
Judy Jaluska
Quality Pharmacy
VFW
Rotary Club Luncheon Features Rotary Film Program
Shiner Rotary Club met at Casa Fiesta Restaurant with good attendance. President Gus Nollkam welcomed members. Harold Shroyer joined as Kaspar Wire Works employee guest. Bill Bradfield announced April district meetings and the San Francisco International Convention. he presented a film on Rotary history and world service.
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Gus Nollkamper
Rotary
Richard Hammonds
David Little
Harold Shroyer
Kaspar Wire Works
George Minear
Robert Sterling
Bill Bradfield
San Francisco
Bill
Chicago
Paul P. Harris
Evanston
Illinois
Zurich
Switzerland
Dave Smith
Patient Transfer to Gonzales Warm Springs for Therapy
Mrs. Henry Strauss of Yoakum has been transferred to Gonzales Warm Springs for therapy after suffering a stroke on January 16.
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Henry Strauss
Yoakum
Gonzales Warm Springs
Shiner Man Charles A Pesek Patient at Kerrville Hospital
In Hospital ed Charles A. Pesek of Shiner is a patient in the Veterans Hospital in Kerrville. His address is Charles A. Pesek Floor 4 A, Lig 402 Kerrville TX 78028.
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Charles A. Pesek of
Shiner
Veterans Hospital
Kerrville
Charles A. Pesek
Lig
Bank To Be Closed Feb 21 for Washington Birthday
The First National Bank will be closed Monday February 21 1977 in observance of Washington's Birthday.
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First National Bank
Washington
Steve Roznovsky Honored On Retirement In Lavaca County
A Feb 1 1977 ceremony in Hallettsville honored Steve Roznovsky of Shiner after thirty years of county service. Roznovsky served as Lavaca County Precinct No 3 commissioner from 1965 to 1976, earlier worked as a maintenance operator, and helped establish fringe benefits, jail and courthouse improvements, and the Sheriff’s Ambulance Rescue Service. Born 1912 in Shiner, he is married to Edna Proschko with two children and three grandchildren.
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Steve Roznovs
Lavaca County
Himured
Edward Hermes
G.H. ‘‘Gibby
Gerdes
Henry Kocian c Werner
Lavaca Co
Tribune-Herald Ky
Wilbert Roznovsky
Commissioners Court
Hallettsville
Steve Roznovsky
Shiner
Steve A. Roznovsky
Steve
Joe H. Kouba
Texas
Edna Proschko
Victor Roznovsky
Fresno
California
Kathryn Johnson
Houston
Old Time Baseballers Meet in Hallettsville February 10
The Old Timers Baseball Association will hold a special session at Oakridge Smokehouse in Hallettsville on Thursday February 10, 1977 at 7 p.m. President M C Shelby of Edna calls the meeting to elect officers and solicit Hall of Fame nominations. Plans for the March 20 reunion at Blase's Place will be announced.
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Hallettsville
Old Timers Baseball Association
Oakridge Smokehouse
M.C. Shelby
Edna
Ehlers Furniture Holds Annual February Clearance
Ehlers Furniture & Appliance Store on Courthouse Square Hallettsville announces a storewide February Clearance Sale starting at 5:00 p.m. Wednesday February 9, 1977. About $200,000 in fine home furnishings have been discounted for the event. Store hours extend to 8:00 p.m. Wednesday and Thursday for shoppers.
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Ehler’s Furniture & Appliance
Hallettsville
Ehlers
Shiner Public School P TO Observes Founders Day Meeting
Shiner Public School P TO will observe Founders Day at its regular meeting on Thursday February 10 at 7 30 p m in the school cafeteria. All past presidents are urged to attend and the public is invited. Prizes will be given.
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Shiner Public School
P-To
Bake Sale Sponsored by FHA Class at Shiner High
The FHA class of Shiner High School hosts a bake sale on Saturday February 12 in front of the bank. A variety of sweets will be available.
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Shiner High School
Winn's Stores Reports Record 1976 Earnings and Sales
Winn's Stores, Inc announces 1976 net income of 3.888 million dollars, up from 2.96 million in 1975, the highest in company history, with 60.362 million dollars in sales, a 13.5 percent rise. Fourth quarter net income reached 1.915 million dollars, or 1.92 per share, on 19.788 million in sales, as the San Antonio firm plans eight to ten new stores in 1977 and remodels.
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San Antonio
Jan
Winn's Stores, Incorporated
CTC
Lynn H. Spears
Winn’s
Winn
Texas
Correction of bank meeting officer names for August C Kubecka
A correction clarifies that August C Kubecka was named assistant vice president at the First National Bank shareholders meeting, not August C Kubicekas as printed previously. The notice fixes the misprint in last week's writeup of re elected officers.
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First National Bank
C. Kubecka
C. Kubicekas
Twenty Four Complete Course Completion Report
Twenty four persons completed the Multimedia First Aid Course conducted by the Yoakum Chapter of American Red Cross. Named participants include Karen Holster Henrietta Buesing Eunice Schumann Viola Havlik Andrea Wyatt Ruby Ford Estella Schackelford Lorraine Guardiola Irene Kramer Bauer Irma Chomout Bobby Dee Coulter Robert Nevlud Ralph Polzin Rodney Wenske Allen Migl Joe Mozisek Sr Donald Zabransky Emma Raska Frank Raska James Leist Clarence Barta Leon Howe and Police Chief Billy Moore. Volunteer instructors were Cecil Windsor and Bill Mann with Fire Chief Hanna Benny Stary James Chomont John Trojeak and Ervin Mozisek assisting. Instructors trainees were Carlos Dean Wenske Mary Haas and Bill Haas.
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Yoakum
American Red Cross
Karen Holster
Henrietta Buesing
Eunice Schumann
Viola Havlik
Andrea Wyatt
Ruby Ford
Estella Schackelford
Lorraine Guardiola
Irene Kramerbauer
Irma Chomout
Bobby Dee Coulter
Robert Nevlud
Ralph Polzin
Rodney Wenske
Allen Migl
Joe Mozisek, Sr
Donald Zabransky
Emma Ras
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J.R. Mikesh
Trinity Lutheran Home
A&m Mothers’ Club
Robert Fikac
Billy Turek
Sister Raphael
Hemisfair
Maine
Edwin Wolters Memorial
South Ave
Shiner Rotary Club
Casa Fiesta
Ance
Lavaca Hospital
Lavaca Medical Center
Bake Sale
Winn’s Stores
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