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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1963
Page
6
Planned meals announced by the Shiner Public School lunchroom staff and approved by Superintendent Little. The schedule lists daily meals from January 7 to January 11 including Frito meat pie baked chicken vegetable meat stew hot dogs and salmon croquets with sides and milk.
Cooperative worker Kennon Cantley on a conservation plan near Smiley detailing two cropland fields planted to oats and clover and twelve pastures with bermuda grasses and planned cross fencing. Elmo Braune to expand Angleton blue stem seed production. multiple families in Cost and Rogers areas celebrate Christmas. The article notes the 1912 founding of the Girl Scouts of the USA.
Annie Stiborek, future FHA Parliamentarian, serves four years in the Future Homemakers of America. She earned the Junior Chapter Degree as a Sophomore, won first in Interscholastic League typing at Brenham, and has participated in Talent Show Powderpuff games and district meetings. She helps the Comanches with SYS cheer, attends KJZT, and travels, types, and cooks, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. August Stiborek.
The Shiner Gazette urges contributors to submit club family and church reports a day early to ensure publication. Reports of end of week activities should arrive Monday and midweek events Friday. Also noted are Yuletide visitors to the Lane Plageman home and a historic 1800 golden spike at Ogden marking the first trans continental railway completion.
The Wied Community 4-H Club met November 12 at 7:00 p.m. with Emily Mladenko as president and Carolyn Herman leading pledge and prayer. Four new members joined and Father Al Padalecki spoke on Good Citizenship.
The 1962-63 schedule lists district games with dates from January to February including Flatonia Sheridan Schulenburg Yoakum Smithville Bastrop Weimar Moulton Eagle Lake and ends with notes of district designation. A list of holiday guests at J M Canon home and visiting families appears alongside in the same column. Salem is the capital of Oregon.
The Shiner Elementary Negro School news highlights parent involvement and best attendance this semester. Mrs. Louise Jarmon elected PTA president, succeeding eight-term leader Mrs. Hilda Dotson, who remains on the membership committee. The district hosted a chili dinner, Christmas party, and gifts from local benefactors. The Future Homemakers of America chapter organized toy gifts for grades one through four, while the Spaghetti Dinner fundraiser drew broad support and thanks to contributing volunteers.
Mr and Mrs F M Ebel of Port Sulphur La Mr and Mrs Elroy Ebel of Rosenberg Mrs Elvira Ehrig Ernest Ehrig and Mrs Martha Drabek of Gonzales were guests of their aunt Mrs J C Blohm Sunday they dined with Elroy Ebels Rosenberg household Also joining were Miss Emily Horn shy and Alton Hornshu of Hallettsville Mr and Mrs Charles Ebel and baby Kenneth of Houston and Andrew Ebel of the University of Texas
Loretta Hajek daughter of Mr and Mrs Johnny E Hajek serves as FHA Historian and district meeting participant. She models in the Spring Style Show and cheers the Comanches for the fourth year in SYS Club while also serving as Junior American Legion Historian and Galveston Convention delegate. She enjoys dancing skating and art.
Marilyn Neeley, a USC Magna Cum Laude graduate and international prize winner, will be featured with the San Antonio Symphony under Dr. Victor Alessandro in a concert on January 5 at Municipal Auditorium. The program includes Liszt E flat concerto, Rimsky Korsakov The Golden Cockerel, Prokofiev Fifth Symphony, and Copland El Salon Mexico. Private Eugene and Adolph Cerny and others return to Fort Polk after 13‑day leave.
Edward Bacon Berckenhoff expresses gratitude to doctors Wagner and Wagner, the hospital staff, Rev. Fathers Pada leecki and Hanacek, friends, and relatives for prayers, visits, cards, flowers, and gifts during his hospital stay. He also thanks Buffington Funeral Home for ambulance service and Mr Sedlmeyer for Gazette copies. May God bless you all.
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