New Spring Edition of Texas Highway Maps Released
The Texas Highway Department announces the Spring edition of its official travel maps. The four color map shows changes through December from the postwar road program, with color pictures of industrial and recreational assets. It includes standard signs, a distance table, and a US map with capitals and major federal highways. Copies are available at the Austin main office, 25 district offices, and nine information bureaus at ports of entry.
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Lone Star
el Paso
Orange
Los Angeles
Laredo
Mexico City
United States
Highway Department
Austin
Texas
Hospital Patients List This Week
The weekly patient roster includes Mrs. Edgar Winkenwerder and baby boy in Sublime and Mrs. Hubert Wenske and baby boy in Shiner. Other names tied to towns like Frank Baros Gonzales Moulton Flatonia and Sublime appear with several patients and several dismissals follow.
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Edgar Winkenwerder
Frank Baros
Annie Janisch
Wm. Hagendorf Sr
Herman von Franzer
Shiner
Hubert Wenske
Moulton
J. W. Johnson
Gonzales
Constant Mosejcik
Flatonia
Ada Miller
Sublime
Walter Goetz
John Stasmy
Julius Moréno
Vincent Winklarek
Johnny Knezek
Johnny P. Hajek
Eddie J. Hrnci
Joe Petras
Franklin Struka
Sydonia Muecke
Texas Highway Patrol Names First Recruites For Area
The first recruit training school of the Texas Highway Patrol completed. Effective March 1 patrolmen J L Rundell and William Dickson Jr with Richmond HQs, and James R McWhirter and R R Striddie of Laredo with Bay City HQs assigned. Some 75 new patrolmen will go on duty March 1 with more added as exams pass.
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Texas Highway Patrol
J. L. Rundell
William Dickson Jr
Richmond
James R. McWhirter
R .R. Striddie
Laredo
Bay City
Department of Public Safety
Honor Roll List by Grade for Local School
Grade 10 Eugenia Jemelka makes the honor roll followed by Grade 9 Paul Stock Jr. Grade 7 Agnes Jemelka earns honors while Grade 2 Dorothy Lou Vin cik joins. Grade 1 students Marian Noack and Jon nie Bee Bednar complete the list.
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Eugenia Jemelka
Paul Stock Jr
Agnes Jemelka
Dorothy Lou Vincik
Marian Noack
Jonnie Bee Bednar
Death of Mrs. John Marek Sr Announced
Gazette reports the death of Mrs. John Marek Sr and notes funeral arrangements were not yet completed at the time of the press.
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John Marek SR
Eary
Gazette
St. Ludmila's Choral Club Earns Top Rating at Festival
The St. Ludmila Academy Choral Club scored an A rating at the Victoria Musical Festival hosted by the Lions Club. They competed against Catholic High Schools of the south and southwest and impressed judge F. M. Johnstone with performances of Sanctus by Pietro Yon and The Morning Song by R. R. Forman, earning high praise for tone, interpretation, and stage presence.
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St. Ludmila’s Academy
Victoria
The
Lions Club
St. Ludmila
Catholic High Schools
F. M. Johnstone
Pietro A. Yon
R. R. Forman
Malina Baby Born In Victoria With Family Ties
Mr. and Mrs. Ben H. Malina of Victoria announce the birth of a seven pound nine ounce son on February 22 at De Tar Memorial Hospital. The child is named Benjamin Henry Jr. Mother is Miss Jarmilka Mikes, and grandmother Marie Mikes of Shiner is a first-time grandmother. Grandparents are Frank and Mrs Malina of Hochheim.
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Ben H. Malina
Victoria
de Tar Memorial Hospital
Benjamin Henry Jr
Jarmilka Mikes
Marie Mikes
Shiner
Rt. 3
Frank Malina
Hochheim
Local Herald Announces Two Newborn Sons
Mr and Mrs Edgar Winkenwerder announce a son born February 19 at the local hospital weighing nine pounds four ounces The mother is the former Emily Valis Mr and Mrs Hubert Wenske of Moulton welcome a son born February 21 at the local hospital weighing nine pounds The mother is the former Christina Schaefer
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Edgar Winkenwerder
Emily Valis
Hubert Wenske
Moulton
Christina Schaefer
Shiner Texas to Elect Two Aldermen in April 1948
City of Shiner Mayor Paul R. Otto orders an election for two aldermen to be held April 6 1948 at City Hall. Election managers named F R Mergenthaler Oscar Lichey John E Kasper. City Marshal to post notice thirty days prior proclaimed February 24 1948 with city secretary attestation.
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Paul R. Otto
Shiner
Texas
City of
Towit
F. R. Mergenthaler
Oscar Lichey
John E. Kasper
Candidates must file names by March 6 1948 for ticket listings
The notice warns that anyone wanting their name on a ticket must submit within thirty days of the election, specifically no later than March 6 1948. It appears in a local official notice style urging participation and timely filing.
Methodist Annex Construction Set To Start In March
The Methodist Church Educational building project moves forward with demolition at Camp Swift led by contractor E W Sonntag and a large volunteer effort. Church members, including Glade Welhausen and A H Kasper, prepare lumber unloading and nail pulling as the erection is slated to begin in about two weeks.
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Methodist
The
Methodist Church
E. W. Sonntag
Camp Swift
Glade
Ray Welhausen
A. H. Kasper
Gus Wolters
George Griffin
James Buske
Wilbur’ Minear
Max L .Wolters
W. H. Draeger
Delritar Laas
Wm. Wendtland Jr
Ernest Haejk
W. L. Henkhaus
Donald Kasper
Gilbert Kasper
E .A. Mueller Wm
C . Roth
W.C. Schmidt
E. H. Dreyer
Elton Zander
J. M. Yater
Frank Steiner
Chas Chovanetz
Benno Holechak
Arno Wagener
La Grange School Wins Bond for New Buildings and Gifts
The La Grange Independent School District approved a 300000 bond on February 3 to build new facilities for white and colored schools. Memorial gifts include land and 10000 from Will Hermes Sr. The project adds a radio linked sound system valued at about 2000 from George Lauterstein. Camp Swift buildings arrive as gifts after efforts with Congressman Clark Thompson.
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la Grange Independent
Will Hermes
la Grange
William Hermes Sr
Lauterstein
George Lauterstein
Camp Swift
Clark Thompson
Mrs Meyer Buys Martin Building
Mrs Chris Meyer purchased the George T Martin building, home to Meyer's Modern Cafe, located on Shiner's main business street. The sale closes a notable local business deal as Meyer becomes owner of a desirable storefront.
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Christie Meyer
George T. Martin
Meyer
Shiner
Anton Kubena Rites Held Here Friday Feb 20
Anton Kubena longtime Lavaca County resident died February 18 at 1 05 am at his son Louis Kubena’s Midway home He was 80 years old He leaves five sons five daughters 27 grandchildren and 15 great grandchildren Funeral Mass and burial at Shiner Catholic Cemetery were conducted with Rev Leo Moczygemba in charge Pallbearers included Elton Janisch Eugene Kubena Rudy Kubena Wilbert Hranitzky Adolf Korenek and Edwin Pavlicek
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Anton Kubena
Lavaca County
Louis Kubena
Midway
Mr. Kubena
Eschenburg
Shiner Catholic Church
Leo Moczygemba
Yoakum
Shiner Catholic Cemetery
Elton Janisch
Eugene
Rudy Kubena
Wilbert Hranitzky
Adolf Korenek
Edwin Pavlicek
Annie Mozisek
Henry
John
Emma) Ritz
el Campo
Willie
Jim
Hermleigh
Adolph
Robstown
Louis
Shiner
Frank
Albina) Hranitzky
Schulenburg
Kubena
Community Reports Widespread Sickness Across City
City and rural areas around Shiner report high illness levels with colds coughs and flu. Several pneumonia measles and chicken pox cases noted. Businesses and schools show notable absenteeism due to illness.
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Shiner
Hessen Schools Ordered to Use 40000 Slates Due to Paper Shortage
Berlin February 23 education officials in Hesse state faced a serious paper shortage and have ordered all schools to switch to using 40 000 slates for lessons as a stopgap measure.
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Berlin
Hesse
Yoakum C of C Hosts 800 At Annual Banquet
The Yoakum Chamber of Commerce held its 33rd annual banquet drawing about 800 guests. R A Peters served as toastmaster, with Rev Rex Kimbrough delivering the invocation and Hon Boyce House of Fort Worth the guest speaker. New officers named include R J Etlinger as president, E G Raska and G L Sandlin as vice presidents, Tom Ridgway as treasurer, and Don Teas as manager.
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Yoakum Chamber of Commerce
Home Economics
R. A. Peters
Rex Kimbrough
R. J. Etlinger
Mr. Peters
Houston
el Campo
Supt. Barron
Boyce House of
Fort Worth
House
Yoakum
E. G. Raska
G. L. Sandlin
Tom Ridgway
Don Teas
Business Men's Club Set for Tonight Meeting
The Business Men's Club holds a regular gathering tonight at 7 15 o clock at Meyers Modern Cafe. Members are urged to attend and stay for the scheduled discussion.
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Business Men’s Club
Meyer’s Modern Cafe
Shiner Cherubs Portrait Names Local Children
The bottom row lists Patricia daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Barta Leon son of Mr. and Mrs. Willie Zissa and Susan daughter of Mrs. Eunice Bobbitt in a local Shiner cherubs photograph.
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Patricia
Joe Barta
Leon
Willie Zissa
Susan
Eunice Bobbitt
Lost heirs found for old life policy proceeds in Shiner
Two California descendants of former Shiner teacher Blanche Barrington were identified as the surviving heirs to a 1901 life insurance policy paid up as of 1904. The Mutual Life Insurance Company and the Shiner Gazette traced the heirs after decades with no contact from the beneficiary Bishop E. Blake, who predeceased Barrington.
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Shiner
Shiner “Gazette
Mutual Life Insurance Company of
New York
Fan Claire B. Payne
Fall Brook
Roderick G. Blake
Corona del Mar
Blanche Barrington
San Antonio
Mutual Life
Bishop E. Blake
California
Payne
Supt Plowman Delivers Gospel Message at Local Church
Supt E E Plowman of Flatonia Schools gave the gospel at 11 am Sunday at the Methodist Church assisted by Rev W L Hightower and Mrs Hightower. Plowman serves as lay leader for the charge and Sunday marked Conference Wide Laymen's Day. Hightower to preach next Sunday at 11 am.
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Supt. Plowman
E. E. Plowman
Flatonia
W. L. Hightower
Mr. Plowman
Hightower
Farmers Co op Association Elect Officers for 1948
The Farmers Co operative Association names officers for the year 1948 John H Elsik president Henry F Ehlers secretary treasurer John Bohman vice president manager and Anton Hodanek. The board of directors includes Ed Nollkamper Ernest Kral Leonard Novak and Jacob Velek.
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Farmers Co-op Association Elect
Farmers Cooperative Association
John H. Elsik
Henry F. Ehlers
John Bohman
Anton Hodanek
Ed Nollkamper
Ernest Kral
Leonard Novak
Jacob Velek
Shiner Hosts Guadalupe Valley Water Sanitation Association Meeting
The Guadalupe Valley Water and Sanitation Association met in Shiner at Meyer's Modern Cafe with thirty five members and ten guests. N E Davis State Engineer of San Antonio delivered an instructional talk on sanitation highlighting sewage disposal and public health benefits.
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Guadalupe Valley Water and Sanitation Association
Shiner
Meyer’s Modern Cafe
N. E. Davis
San Antonio
Davis
George C. Seydler
Carlos Smith
City Utilities
S. E. Andrews
J. E. Newberry
Gonzales
W. H. Meyer
Samsco
J. W. Wilson
State Health Dept
J. W. Drake
J. B. Hutson
Sonny Schimpff
Alamo Iron Works
N.E. Davis
B. C. Vogt
W. E. Atkinson
J. C. Ratcliff
George Schramek
Victoria
Earle F. Miles
T.O. Buchel
Leon Hemmi
Joe Cortez
Wm. E. Howard
Otto Jahn
E. B. Day
A. A. Boldt
Cuero
Gordon Judd
A. B. Dusek
Fred J. Janak
Bill Schmidt
Joe T
Services Monday For Mrs Sismilich
Funeral services were held for Margaret Sismilich 74 at 9 40 a m at Zizik Kearns Funeral Home and 10 a m at St Gerard s Catholic Church in San Antonio She died Saturday at her home after residing in the city 35 years Survivors include her son Charles A Sismilich a sister in Czechoslovakia and three grandchildren and three great grandchildren The family formerly lived in Shiner and many relatives in the area mourn her passing
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Zizik- Kearns Funeral Home
St. Gerard’s Catholic Church
Margaret Sismilich
Denver Blvd
San Antonio
Charles A. Sismilich
Tousek
Czechoslovakia
VFW Meetings Reported for Shiner Post No 6209
The Shiner Veterans of Foreign Wars Post No. 6209 will meet tonight at Blucher Park starting 7:30 p.m. The Ladies Auxiliary will meet at City Hall. Refreshments follow at Blucher Park. Members urged to attend. Joe Strauss adj Angeline Serdmeyer sec'y.
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Shiner Veterans of Foreign Wars Post No
Blucher Park
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Texas Highway Department
D. C. Greer
Highway Patrol
Green School
Choral Club of
St. Ludmila’s
State OF Texas
Lavaca
J. M. Canon
St. Valentine
la Grange School
Yoakum C. of C
J. W. Neill
Paul Bechter
Lee Sedlmeyer
Ella E. Lane
E. L. Balusek
Wm. Wendtland
Ad Richter
J. H. Kouba
C. J. Waldrep
A. H. Maneth
Otto Fisseler
K. Spoetzl
A. A. Schramm
Michael
A. L. Svoboda
Anna Marie
Albert Kalisek
Donnie
Supt
Plowman
Sismilich
V.F.W
Joe Strauss
Adj
Angeline Serdmeyer
Sec'y