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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1963
Page
4
The piece argues the State Department failed to avert danger as events unfolded and credits public interest in Washington with restoring a government of the people. It suggests Castro’s actions may indirectly revived U S democratic norms by provoking citizen engagement.
At the January 10 1963 meeting of the Ladies Auxiliary to the Veterans of Foreign Wars Victoria district leaders attended led by Ella Arnold District 24 President. Accompanying officers were Jarmilka Malina District 20 Treasurer Alvina Hartmann and Mary Lee Tagliabue. Arnold urged quota membership growth and explained upcoming mid winter roundup in Austin January 19 20 1963.
Louis Aguilar Leon argues in The Reporter that halting Soviet missiles in Cuba without jeopardizing the hemisphere requires firm action. He cautions that coexistence with Castroism would threaten Latin America and the democratic bloc, urging thoughtful, decisive policy.
Mrs. Walter Raabe of near Moulton died January 6 1963 at 12 15 a m after a two day illness. She was 50 years 1 month 18 days old. Born near Plum Fayette County November 18 1912 she was married October 27 1936 in Hallettsville. Funeral January 7 at Smith Funeral Home Moulton and St Josephs Church Moulton with interment in Moulton Catholic Cemetery. Surviving are husband five daughters three sons and extended family.
Kasper Cinadr of the Witting community died at 6 10 p m Sunday January 6 1963 at Frank Wagner Memorial Hospital Shiner aged 75. He had heart attack. survived by a son and four daughters and many grandchildren. Rosary and funeral services held at St Josephs Catholic Church Moulton with interment in Moulton Catholic Cemetery.
Edwin Berger Jr expresses sincere gratitude to Doctors Dennis Wagner and R W Williams the hospital staff and nurses Father Al Padalecki friends relatives who sent gifts cards and flowers and visited him after his stay at Frank Wagner Memorial Hospital May God bless you and your kindness will be remembered.
Final rites for Charles Joseph Drozd were held January 10 1963 at Kabena Funeral Home and Sacred Heart Church Hallettsville with High Mass. Burial in Catholic Cemetery included American Legion military honors. Drozd a World War II veteran died January 7 at Renger Memorial Hospital. He is survived by his widow four brothers three sisters and numerous relatives. Rosaries were recited by KJZT CDA and K of C prior to services.
Frank Tobola died January 3 1963 at Colonial Nursing Home Schulenburg after a month illness. He was 85 years 11 months 17 days. Funeral services were held January 5 at Schwenke Baumgarten Chapel and St Mary Praha with burial in St Mary Praha Cemetery. He was born January 20 1877 at Praha to Martin and Rosie Tobola. Survivors include five children, three daughters, two sons, three sisters, two brothers and his wife and a daughter.
A miscellaneous shower honored Miss Elsie Vaclavik, bride elect of Dennis DeDear, at Hermann Sons Hall Shiner. She entered with her mother and grandmother to Here Comes The Bride as Irene Ruske played. Mrs Ruth Buske led a program of solos duets and an instrumental selection, ending with Elsie’s thanks.
Funeral services for Mrs. Annie Volsa were held at Kabena Funeral Home in Hallettsville and Moravia Catholic Church with Rev. Father Edward Bartsch officiating. Burial followed at Moravia Catholic Cemetery. She died January 12, 1963, at Renger Memorial Hospital at age 76. Survivors include two sons, three daughters, siblings, 15 grandchildren and 15 great grandchildren.
Funeral services for Mrs. Frances Cernoch Surman 83 a Praha native were held January 8 1963 at Smith Funeral Home Flatonia and St Marys Praha with burial in Praha Catholic Cemetery. Surviving children grandchildren and great grandchildren are listed along with several brothers and sisters.
The Lavaca County Farm Bureau Board met January 7 with eight directors present. They voted to send the Austin Newsletter to county officers and directors to track legislation. A State Legislative Conference in Austin January 22 was announced with speaker Jack Lynn.
College Station reports economist John McHaney of the Texas Agricultural Extension Service says egg supply should be ample in 1963 with prices near 1962 levels. He notes stable laying flocks, potential early year declines, rising second-half output, and ongoing competition and integration influencing Texas producers.
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