Subscribers Urged To Send In All Address Changes
The Shiner Gazette asks subscribers to notify changes of address before moving. New post office rules raise notification fees from five to ten cents effective January 10. If the post office sends the address change notice, the fee also rises from five to ten cents. Changing an existing subscription costs about 25 cents, now 30 cents, due to stencil cutting and mailing list updates. Needing accurate records, publications urge advance notifications.
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Shiner Gazette
Postoffice
Community group notices fill January schedule in 1962
Local church and civic groups publish a busy round of meetings and events for January 1962. Kitchen shower for Sisters at St Ludmila's PTC. Knights of Columbus meet Jan 18. WSCS at Methodist Church Jan 24. KJZT Open House Jan 21. MYF events at Methodist Church Jan 21. Gonzales MYF guests and film Fall of The South. Firemen's Wives Auxiliary Jan 23. St Joseph and St Elizabeth Societies Jan 21. American Legion Jan 23. Shiner Dance Club Jan 26. Catholic Daughters Corporate Communion Jan 21 and meeting Jan 22 with door prize.
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ST. Ludmila
PTC
Knights of Columbus
WSCS
Methodist Church
Arthur Kaspar
Granger
MYF
Gonzales
Firemen’s Wives Auxiliary
ST. Joseph
St. Elizabeth
American Legion and Auxiliary
Shiner Dance Club
First National Bank
Carlos Dean Wenske
Catholic Daughters
Court St. Paul No. 1604
Rites in El Campo for Frank Riha
Frank Riha died suddenly in Bay City on Sunday January 7 1962 at 3 10 p m at age 55 years one month and one day He lived on Route 2 in El Campo and his family had gone to Bay City to help after a reception for his son Bennie and Bennie’s bride The funeral was held January 9 at 3 00 p m in Triska Chapel El Campo with Rev Father Stryk officiating Burial followed in Garden of Memories Rosary was said Monday night He was born December 6 1906 in Shiner to Frank and Mary Riha He married Mary Mucka in November 193? years ago and lived in Midway Shiner Louise and other Texas communities He is survived by his wife two sons Edward and Benjamin five sisters and several grandchildren He was preceded in death by siblings and by his infant brother Laddie
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Frank Riha
el Campo
Bay City
Riha
Bennie
Triska Chapel
Stryk
Louise
O.d.hs. Garden of Memories
Shiner
Frank and
Mary (Brom) Riha
St. Ludmila’s Academy
Washington
Benjamin Riha
Ben Riha
Edinburg
Edwin
Hattie) Walleck
Frank
Wilma) Filip
Joe
Annie) Materanek
Point Comfort
Angeline) Svatek
Port Lavaca
Milton
Louise) Heiman
Seguin
Ludmila
Frank Jr
Jerry
Laddie
Anton Riha
Frank Riha Sr
John Krenek
Triska
Nada
John Matocha
Mr. Krenek
Czechoslovakia
Ernest
Stella Krenek
America
Mary Labay
Rites Held For John Krenek At Nada
Funeral services for John Krenek were held January 13 1962 at Triska Funeral Home El Campo and Nada Catholic Church. The Rev Father John Matocha presided with burial in Nada Catholic Cemetery. Surviving Krenek include three sons seven daughters 46 grandchildren and 19 great grandchildren. He died January 11 1962 at age 78.
Food Sale By Cub Scout Pack 232 At Patek's Market
A Cub Scout Pack 232 food sale at Patek's Meat Market downtown starts Saturday January 27 at 9 30 a m. Items include kolaches apple strudel fresh bread pies cakes and egg noodles. For special orders call den mothers Mrs Felix Hubner Mrs Otto Kosler Mrs August Maneth or Mrs Martin Wagner.
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Patek’s
Cub Scout Pack
Felix Hubner
Otto Kosler
August Maneth
Martin Wagner
Lutheran Church Annual Meeting Se t for January 21 at 10 AM
The United Dr Martin Luther Church will hold its annual meeting next Sunday January 21 at 10 AM with a 10 minute devotional period. Sunday School and Bible Class begin at 9 AM. Members will elect four new councilmen review the 1962 budget and vote on recommendations. All confirmed communicant members may vote and teens are urged to attend.
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United Dr. Martin Luther Church
Methodist Attendance Gains in Shiner Church Campaign
Sixty percent of Shiner Methodist Church members attended Holy Communion last Sunday amid a 16 week Attendance Campaign starting that day. Pastor John Gilbert explained the effort aims for 75 percent average attendance by Easter and urged faithful participation across churches to rekindle regular worship. Services Sunday are at 10 45 a m with Church School at 9 30 a m.
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Shiner Methodist Church
John Gilbert
Methodist Church
Connally to Broadcast First Statewide TV Appearance
John Connally lays out plans for his first statewide television appearance in the Texas governor race. The 30 minute program from the Rice Hotel features a background segment and his campaign speech, airing January 19 on 20 Texas stations starting 7 30 p.m. CST. Proceeds from a 3.00 per plate supper support the event and Connally plans additional statewide TV slots through May 5.
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Houston
John Connally
Texas
Rice Hotel
Connally
Emil F Kaluza Dies Sudden, Rites In La Grange
Emil Frank Kaluza a US Navy Veteran of World War II died at his home near La Grange January 10 1962 at 4 00 am Funeral services were held January 12 at Koenig Funeral Home Chapel and Amannsville Catholic Church Burial was in La Grange Cemetery Rosary was recited and KJT Society held simultaneous prayers He was born December 30 1913 in Holman married Annie Korenek November 28 1950 and farmed near La Grange Survived by wife two sons seven sisters three brothers and a Navy veteran brother-in-law and nephew relatives from Shiner attended the rites
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Emil Frank Kaluza
la Grange
Koenig
Mr. Kaluza
Holman
John F
Annie (Belcik) Kaluza
Ammannsville
Annie Korenek
Annie Kaluza
John F. Kaluza
Emil James
Paul John
Herman
Ludmila) Demel
Robert
Pauline) Trefny
Gladys) Thurman
Houston
Edgar
Annie) Hollas
Victoria
Julius
Martha) Berger
Schulenburg
Alice
Ermis
Yoakum
Fritz
Estelle) Pavelka
Lake Jackson
John Kaluza
East Bernard
Herbert Kaluza
Melvin Kaluza
Edward Kaluza
San Antonio
Navy
Veterans of Foreign Wars
VFW
Shiner
Navy Opens Three Year First Term Enlistments
The Navy announces a three year first term enlistment program open to men with no prior training. An experimental plan allows re-enlistment for two or three years with up to 30 days advance leave for those released from active duty. Program runs until June 30 1962 and supports stay in school. Chief Radimak promotes Navy careers in Naval Aviation Electronics Nuclear and more with local recruitment at Shiner Post Office Mondays at 11:00 a.m. or via Victoria Navy Recruits Office.
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Navy
William R. Smedberg, III
Naval Personnel
Admiral Smedberg
Radimak
Shiner
Victoria
Hospital Patients And Discharges Listed In Town
Hospital weekly list shows current inpatients including Mrs Selma Westphal Walter Goetz Leslie Haas and others. Dismissed patients include Walter Schmidt Lee Sedlmeyer Joe Novak and several listed women and infants.
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Selma Westphal
Walter Goetz
Leslie Haas
Annie Mazac
Caroline Valenta
George Janssen
John R. Kloesel
Adolph Bevan
Louisa Burkett
Hedwig Siems
Charles Rebecek
Augusta Neubauer
Joe M. Kirk
Otto Brieger
Shiner
Adolph Darilek
Henry Joe Jasek
Moulton
Joe T. Parker
Lolita
Walter Schmidt
Lee Sedlmeyer
Joe Novak
Frank Lev
Edwin Baca
Johnnie James Syrinek
Agnes Rab
Marvin Zatopek
Lenneth O. Bland
Frank Ruzicka, Jr
Mattie Littlefield
William Gerum To Assist FB Members With Income Tax
Lavaca County Farm Bureau names William Gerum to administer the income tax service for members. He will work in the Farm Bureau office from January 16 to February 15, 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., Tuesday through Saturday.
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William Gerum
Lavaca County Farm Bureau Board of Directors
Farm Bureau
Lavaca River Freezes Across Hallettsville
The Lavaca River at Hallettsville froze from bank to bank for the first time in 60 years as temperatures dropped to 12 degrees on Wednesday and 14 degrees on Thursday. The river runs about 35 feet wide at this point.
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Hallettsville
Lavaca
GVEC Sees Record Electric Loads In Cold Wave
Guadalupe Valley Electric Co op reports peak loads on its lines during the recent cold spell. GVEC says Gonzales peak rose 50 percent above prior records with new highs at other co op sources. No low voltage during sub freezing days due to planning. demand spiked by all electric homes and portable heaters. outages were minor and quickly repaired.
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Guadalupe Valley Electric Co-op
GVEC
Gonzales
Farm Leader Lester Cranek To Washington
Dr. Lester Cranek president of Wharton County Farmers Union was invited by Secretary of Agriculture Orville Freeman to a Washington conference on land and water policy. The meeting will address changing land and water needs, rural adjustments, new uses for land and water, and shaping policies to aid rural living and family farming. Cranek, a National Soil and Water Conservation appointee, recently returned from a seven day Washington meeting and stresses family farming over giant cooperatives. The 1962 turkey crop is likely large but below 1961's 107 million, with storage ample and turkeys a solid food buy for months.
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Lester Cranek
Wharton County Farmers Union
Orville Freeman
Washington, D. C
Freeman
Cranek
Department of Agriculture
America
United States
Marshall Miller
Lamps Returned Thank You from Shiner Dance Club
The Shiner Dance Club reports that three of fifteen missing decorative table lanterns have been turned in. They express thanks and hope the remaining twelve will be returned, saying thanks again.
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Shiner Dance Club
E A Mueller Receives State Health Citation For Water Plant Mastery
E A Mueller superintendent of Shiner water department earned a Texas State Health Department citation for proficiency in water plant management. Certificates signed by health officials cite skill in treatment plant operation and public health impact. Certification requires a stiff written exam and is pursued by related staff through state and district programs.
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Austin
State Health Department
E. A. Mueller
Shiner Municipal Water Department
State Commissioner of Health
Texas Water and Sewage Works Association
Texas General Sanitation
State Health Agency
Texas State Department of Health
Engineering Extension Service of
Texas A&m College
Self-Employment Tax For Farmers And Ranchers
A 1961 federal self-employment tax of 4 percent applies to farmers and ranchers. Howard G. Hall of the IRS in Victoria Texas explains that self-employment tax funds Social Security benefits and applies when net earnings reach 400 dollars, with possible eligibility below that under certain conditions. Farmers should file returns, may obtain the Farmer's Tax Guide, and tax help is available Mondays 8:15 to 12:00.
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Howard G. Hall
Internal Revenue Service
Victoria
Texas
IRS
Willie V. Roeder Rites Set for Friday in Shiner
Willie V. Roeder aged 71 years seven months and 12 days died January 17 1962 at Frank Wagner Memorial Hospital. Services from Buffington Funeral Home Shiner January 19 at 9 30 a.m. then at Shiner Catholic Church for Requiem High Mass at 10 a.m. Rosary at 7 p.m. Wednesday and Thursday. Interment in Shiner Catholic Cemetery.
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Willie V. Roeder
Frank Wagner Memorial Hospital
Buffington Funeral Home
Shiner
Shiner Catholic Church
Shiner Catholic
New 1962 License Tags Available February 1
The Tax Assessor-Collector office announces sale of 1962 auto license plates on February 1. Owners must bring certificate of title and 1961 license receipt to obtain plates, with a March 31 deadline to avoid delays. Reserved numbers require title, 1961 receipt, and fee by March 10, first come, first served.
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Frances J. Polasek
Texas Highway Department
Texas
Social Security Visit Set for Shiner January 22
A Victoria Social Security Office representative will be in Shiner at City Hall at 9 A.M. Monday January 22 1962 to help with retirement survivor and disability benefit claims. Beneficiaries under 72 earning over 1200 in 1961 must file a yearly earnings report by April 15 1962. Annuities pensions or investment income do not count toward the 1200 threshold.
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Social Security Office
Victoria
Texas
Shiner
City Hall
Maurice E. Owen
Victoria Social Security Office
Social Security Administration
Owen
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