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Newspaper

Shiner Gazette

Location

Shiner, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 03, 1963

Page

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Lavaca County to Receive Type II Polio Vaccine

Lavaca County residents from six weeks to beyond will be offered Type II Oral Polio Vaccine on Sunday January 13 1963 at Hallettsville Public School Gym and Shiner Catholic Gymnasium from 1 to 4 PM A 25 cent per dose donation is requested but no one will be refused vaccination Bring Type I cards for stamping minors under 21 must bring consent slips Volunteers for traffic control and administration should arrive by 12 30 PM Organizers include Lavaca County Medical Society and Shiner Hallettsville Rotary Clubs.

Lavaca County Hallettsville Shiner Shiner Catholic Lavaca County Medical Society Shiner and Hallettsville Rotary Clubs

Twin Calves Born On Farm And Hospital Figures

Raymond Brosh reported twin heifer calves born on his farm Sunday, the cows first calves. In Springfield, twins were born at St. John’s Hospital in different years with a newborn son to Mr. and Mrs. Jack Burks at 11:31 p.m. December 31 weighing five pounds nine ounces and a daughter at 12:01 a.m. Tuesday weighing five pounds twelve ounces.

Raymond Brosh Springfield St. John’s Hospital Jack Burks

Five Cent Mail Rate Takes Effect January 7 1963

Postmaster warns that new nickel letter rate becomes effective January 7 1963. Patrons sending 4c letters must add a penny, 1c stamps available at Shiner post office. Air Mail letters rise to 8c and postal cards to 4c. Drop letters rise to 4c and out of town mail to 5c. Clerks will assist during the transition. Remember the date Monday January 7 1963.

Arthur T. Ward Shiner Post Office Post Office Shiner

Patient's Wife Praises Gonzales Warm Springs Healing

Mrs. Ross B. Dobbins of Lubbock praises the Gonzales Warm Springs Foundation after her husband, 64, suffered a December 18 1961 brain hemorrhage and later improved from near coma to walking with effort. He received rehab including tab baths speech occupational and physical therapy. The couple's monthly income is 198 dollars from social security and state funds.

Gonzales Warm Springs GWSF the Inquirer Ross B. Dobbins Lubbock Foundation Dobbins Methodist Hospital

Death Claims Mother Of Large Family

Mrs. Sam Pfenninger 77 of Corpus Christi died December 20 1962 at her home after a lengthy life in Goliad and Corpus Christi. Funeral services were held December 22 1962 at St John s Lutheran Church Goliad with pastors Arlyn Hausman and Vernon Breitkreutz officiating. She leaves seven sons five daughters 35 grandchildren and 24 great grandchildren along with two brothers and four sisters. Her husband had served as Goliad County superintendent of schools for 49 years.

P. Pfenninger Goliad County Goliad Corpus Christi Lutheran Church Ladies’ Aid Society Chris Urban Gus Roland Nathaniel Henry Fritz Pfenninger Robert Leona) Field Willie Philipina) Mueller Reinhold Mary) Karnes Herbert Caroline) Pieper Kenedy Berthold Johanna) Gaubatz Victoria Fritz Ben Urban Helen Howard Houston Calvin Emelia) Riggs Lydia) Boehl N. J Tillie) New

Shiner Hosts Hermann Sons Installation January 13

Offficers from nine Hermann Sons Lodges and two youth chapters will be installed at 2:00 p.m. Sunday January 13 in Shiner Legion Park. Installing officer will be H J Windlinger of San Antonio a grand trustee, with Louis Spitztenberger Gonzales and others assisting. The event includes Lodges of Flatonia Schulenburg Yoakum Hallettsville Shiner Freyburg Moulton Hochheim Gonzales and two youth chapters. The statewide order runs a free youth camp and a home for aged members with headquarters in San Antonio in the Texas Hill Country.

San Antonio Spl Hermann Sons Shiner Legion Park Shiner H. J. Windlinger Texas Windlinger Louis Spitzenberger Gonzales H., F. Koester Seguin Grand Lodge Emmie Kyle Schulenburg Flatonia Hermann Sons Flatonia Yoakum Hallettsville Freyburg Moulton Hochheim Carnation

Starch Plant Begins Operation Near Victoria

National Starch and Chemicals Corp opens a Green Lake vinyl acetate plant south of Victoria. Production runs on a 24 hour automated line with six staff and nine operators. Built by Brown & Root at a $4 million cost along the Victoria Barge Canal near Port Lavaca with a pipeline link to Seadrift plant.

National Starch and Chemicals Corp Green Lake Victoria National Starch Co Brown & Root Construction Co Victoria Barge Canal Port Lavaca Long Mott Highway Union Carbide Chemicals Co Yoakum Herald-Times

Alfred A Kubicek Dies At 65 In Shiner

Alfred A Kubicek of Oak Grove died at Frank Wagner Memorial Hospital in Shiner on December 22 1962 after surgery. Funeral services were held December 24 at Smith Funeral Home Moulton and St Joseph Catholic Church with burial in Moulton Catholic Cemetery. Survived by wife Josephine two sons Victor and Edwin and daughter Lillian Supak.

Alfred A. Kubicek Oak Grove Frank Wagner Shiner Smith Moulton St. Joseph’s Catholic Church Emil Winklarek Moulton Catholic Josephine Stasny) Kubicek Victor Kubicek Edwin Kubicek Victoria Vladik Lillian) Supak Corpus Christi

Who Must File A Federal Income Tax Return

R L Phinney announces 1962 income thresholds for filing. U S citizens and residents with gross income of 600 or more must file. those 65 or older must file if 1962 income reached 1200. Self employed with net earnings 400+ must file and pay self employment tax. Austin District tax returns go to 314 West 11th Street. area includes many counties. IRS offers help by phone.

United States R. L. Phinney Internal Revenue Service Austin IRS Internal Revenue West 11Th Street el Paso Hudspeth Culberson Reeves Pecos Terrell Val Verde Edwards, Kimble Mason McCullough San Saba Lampasas Hamilton Bosque Somervell Hill Limestone Freestone Leon Madison Walker Trinity Polk Tyler Jasper Newton

Civil Defense Class Begins at Local High School

A Family Survival civil defense class starts Monday January 7, 1963 at 7 30 p m in the high school. Enrollment is limited to 20 to 36 participants and interested individuals may call Robert Bubolz at the high school or LY 4 3130 to enroll.

Robert Bubolz

Mrs. Alwine Tietjen Rites Held In Shiner

Funeral services for Mrs. Alwine Dorothea Tietjen 81 were held Saturday at 2:30 p.m. at United Dr. Martin Luther Church Shiner with Rev. Edwin J. Oehlke officiating. Burial followed at Shiner City Cemetery. Survived by son Edmund Tietjen Jewett daughter Leonitha Kuck Shiner five grandchildren seven great grandchildren and one sister Emma Kram. Pallbearers included nephews Elton Zander and Edgar Kram and grandsons Alvin Lester Tietjen Arnold Branecky Walter H. Kuck. She was born January 24 1881 near Schulenburg and married Herman Tietjen in 1901. She lived in Shiner most of her life and was a charter member of United Dr. Martin Luther Church.

Alwine Tietjen Frank Wagner Memorial Hospital Buffington Funeral Home Shiner United Dr. Martin Luther Church Edwin J. Oehlke Shiner City Edgar Kram Elton Zander Alvin Lester Tietjen Arnold Branecky Walter H. Kuck Jesus Alwine Dorothea Tietjen Zander Schulenburg Fayette County William and Marie Kaelke) Zancer Herman Tietjen Edmund Tietjen Jewett Walter Leonitha) Kuck Chas. W Emma) Kram Immanuel Lutheran Church Schiner Ladies Aid

Kopecky Named FHA Counsel in Washington

Kopecky 48 Hallettsville native named associate general counsel of the Federal Housing Administration in Washington. He served 13 years as assistant federal counsel of the Housing and Home Finance Agency, FHA’s parent, and joined FHA after World War II. He studied at Sacred Heart School Hallettsville Saint Mary’s La Porte Spring Hill College Mobile and Georgetown University Law.

Washington John W. Kopecky Hallettsville Federal Housing Administration Kopecky Housing and Home Finance Agency FHA Navy Spring Hill College Mobile Georgetown University

Lavaca County Doctors Authorized to Give Oral Polio Vaccine

Physicians of the Lavaca County Medical Society and their assistants are requested to administer oral poliomyelitis vaccine to the child or children named below. Name:

Lavaca County Medical Society

Plainly Written Poliomyelitis Vaccine Consent Form

The notice explains that anyone under 21 not married must present a filled consent form to receive Sabin polio vaccine. Parents or guardians must sign, and unprepared juveniles must fill forms at vaccination sites, potentially causing delays.

Otto H. Heerssen Dies In Schulenburg

Otto H. Heerssen 67 formerly of Shiner died of a heart attack at his Schulenburg home on December 20 1962. He emigrated from Oldenburg Germany in 1906 and married Mathilda Kuehn in 1919 in Moulton. He was a WWI veteran and active in the American Legion. Services held December 22 at Saint Pauls United Church of Christ Schulenburg. Burial in Schulenburg City Cemetery. He is survived by his wife three daughters one son seven grandchildren three sisters and one brother.

Otto H. Heerssen Shiner Schulenburg Oldenburg Germany Frederich and Amalia Stratman) Heerssen Mathilda Kuehn Moulton Heerssen Schulenburg American Legion McBride Post 143 Saint Paul’s Jim Henrietta) Reindl Louis Sophie) Schacherl Houston W. F. Bill Heerssen

Hospital Patients List Names and Locations

Hospital patients this week include Mrs. Ella McComas Mrs. Anton Schaefer Hope Chumchal Richard Pfuhl Arnold Bailey Mrs Ignac Pavlica Miss Frances Chilek Buford Jurica Loretta Lin Hajek Shiner Mrs. Theresa Vincik Yoakum Mrs. Mary Svoboda Hallettsville George Parker Beale Flatonia Mrs John.

Ella McComas Anton Schaefer Hope Chumchal Richard Pfuhl Arnold Bailey Ignac Pavlica Frances Chilek Buford Jurica Loretta Lin Hajek Shiner Theresa Vincik Yoakum Mary Svoboda Hallettsville George Parker Beale Flatonia John

William Schulze Dies After Card Game in Moulton

William Schulze, 76, retired farmer and Moulton businessman, died suddenly December 31 1962 at the W H Pundt home during a New Year’s Eve gathering. Death was attributed to a heart attack. services held January 3 1963 at St Joseph Catholic Church. He was survived by his wife Mary and siblings.

Moulton William Schulze W. H. Pundt Schulze Praha Herman Schulze Mary Freytag Mary Schulze Emil Schulze Hermleigh Robert Sweetwater Walter Goebel Louis Schoppa Frank Wattl Anna Schulze William Meyer

Colored Unit Dismissals Listed in Hoepsl Moulton Record

Dismissed patients include Joan B. Darilek Henry Marek Cheryl A. Otto Mrs Walter Paul Mrs Edmund Pilzner Robert James Wuensch Mrs Anna Vincik Edwin L Berger Patrick Seidenberger Mrs Frank Surovec Mrs Herman Pilat and baby boy Leo Bartel John Kubos Mrs Agnes Koehler Mrs Julius Krejer Mrs Joe Maly and Mrs Arthur Emken.

Hoepsl Moulton Mary Price Joan B. Darilek Henry Marek Cheryl A. Otto Walter Paul Edmund Pilzner Robert James Wuensch Anna Vincik Edwin L. Berger Patrick Seidenberger Frank Surovec Herman Pilat Leo Bartel John Kubos Agnes Koehler Julius Krejer Joe Maly Arthur Emken

Community Meeting Notices From Shiner 1963 Schedule

Local clubs and groups announce January 1963 meetings including Shiner Dance Club at First National Bank 7 15 p m Cub Pack 232 Parish Gym leaders meeting January 9 and Blue and Gold Banquet planning. Junior Legion Auxiliary January 5 Legion Park meet. Farm Bureau January 8 7 30 p m Legion Park first monthly 1963 meeting. Cemetery Association January 4 3 p m home of Mrs Welhausen. Members urged to donate and attend installation ceremonies. Eastern Star January 8 7 p m Alma Kempe listed. Cub Pack 232 to attend holy communion January 6 6 30 p m Mass. Slaptech Parish Gym meeting January 8 7 30 p m Catholic Altar Society January 8 Parish Gym with February hostesses listed.

Shiner Dance Club First National Bank Carlos Dean Wenske Parish Dale Schwartz Milton Flessner Shiner Farm Bureau Legion Park Shiner Cemetery Association Peck Welhausen Catholic Altar Society Mesdames Anton Frank John Novak Edward Novosad Louise Osborn Charles Sr Charles Jr Jerome Jim Joe Patek Sr

Also Mentioned on This Page

Fond Lavaca Co Warm Springs Christian Urban Lucile Urban Ben Mary) Arnecke Edgar Pfeil Rt. 1 Shiner East End Addition CFORT E. H. Harbers Shiner High School H. Tietjen Otto Heerssen Jr Fritz Heerssen American Legion Melvin Drumm Benno Neilich Joe Krhovjak Robert Janacek Frank Kolar Oscar Strobel Wm. Schulze Junior Legion Auxiliary Hermann Sons Shiner Lodge No. 20 Henry Schierschwitz Emil L. Balusek Sr Eastern Star Alma Kempe Slaptc
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