Patman Holds Highest Senate Post in Lone Star Session
Eighteenth District Senator William N. Patman of Ganado was unanimously elected president pro tempore of the Texas Senate on January 10 1967. He will preside in the governor’s absence and ranks third in line for the governorship, with praise from colleagues and a testimonial gavel moment from his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
William N
Bill) Patman
Canada
Texas Senate
Patman
Senate
Preston Smith
Texas
Charles Herring
Herring
Tom Creighton
Mineral Wells
Ralph Hall
Rockwall
Jack Strong
Longview
A. M. Aiken
Paris
A. R
Babe) Schwartz
Galveston
Wayne Connally
Floresville
Roy Harrington
Beaumont
Eighteenth District
Senate Chamber
Sen
Fred Mauritz
W. N
Smith
Carrin Foreman Patman
Get Well Soon Mr Veevers
Mr and Mrs Laddie Struka visited Richard A Veevers at Brooke General Hospital on Sunday. He is somewhat improved and in good spirits but will stay for some time. He thanks Shiner friends for cards letters and good wishes and notes a slight address change to Ward 43 E Brooke General Hospital Fort Sam Houston Texas 78234. The Gazette staff and friends wish him a speedy recovery.
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Laddie Struka
Richard Veevers
Brooke General Hospital
Richard A. Veevers
Fort Sam Houston
Texas
Rites Sunday In Moulton For E. Zimmermann
Ernest W. Zimmermann of Moulton aged 63 dies January 12 1967 in Houston after a brief illness. Funeral services were held January 15 at Zion Lutheran Church Moulton with Rev. Julius F Holm officiating. Interment in Moulton City Cemetery. Survived by wife Mary daughter Ernette son Lester and several siblings. He was a long time area resident and employed by Tex Tan Company Yoa Kum in belt work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest W. Zimmermann
Moulton
M. D. Anderson Hospital
Houston
Zion Lutheran Church
Julius F. Holm
Smith Funeral Home
Moulton City
Henry Zimmermann
San Antonio
Harry
Stanley Zimmermann
Wayne Zimmermann
Fredericksburg
Otto L. Moeller
Lavaca County
Texas
Ernest
Anna (Kuehn) Zimmermann
Mary Migl
A. H. Falkenberg
Tex Tan Company
Yoakum
Mary Zimmermann
Ernette Zimmermann
Lester Zimmermann
Emil
W. E
Bill) Zimmermann
Otto Zimmermann
Edmund
Lillian) Moeller
Flatonia
Minnie Lockstedt
Otto
Tillie) Lockstedt
Randy Zimmermann
Henry
Charles
August W. Zimmermann
Annie) Stock
Hospital Patients List and Dismissals
Hospital weekly roster shows listed patients including Mrs Delmar Laas Mary Ann Seidenberger Mrs Ashley Billington Fred Breithaupt Adolph Janda Mrs Adolph Lichey Joe Hara bis Ferdinand Guettner Shiner Mrs Joseph Janak Hall ettsville Mrs Adolph Rebeck Flatonia August Bludau Albert Brom Harry Kaiser Mrs Anton Darilek Moulton Jerry Matus Schulenburg Dismissed patients include E L McArthur Mrs Tillie Fietsam Mrs James Roeder Julius Hollmann Mrs Emil Schneider Dietrich Mueller Diana Kolar Mrs Annie Tousek Mrs Odell Curtis and baby girl George Boedeker Oscar Kasparek Milosh Grossmann Mrs Sophie Fiedler Mrs Octabious Carroll William Hagendorf Miss Mary Fikac O B Moeller Mrs Ber tha Brunkenhoefer Mrs Edmund Kubicek Joe Vacek Mrs Emil Kahanek
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delmar Laas
Mary Ann Seidenberger
Ashley Billington
Fred Breithaupt
Adolph Janda
Adolph Lichey
Joe Harabis
Ferdinand Guettner
Shiner
Joseph Janak
Hallettsville
Adolph Rebecek
Flatonia
August Bludau
Albert Brom
Harry Kaiser
Anton Darilek
Moulton
Jerry Matus
Schulenburg
Bertha Brunkenhoefer
Edmund Kubicek
Joe Vacek
Emil Kahanek
Rites Scheduled For Mrs Zappe In Shiner
Mrs. William Mary Zappe, 83 years 9 months 21 days, died January 17 1967 at Frank Wagner Memorial Hospital. Funeral from Buffington Funeral Home Shiner January 18 at 2 45 p.m. Requiem Mass at Shiner Catholic Church 3 00 p.m. Rosary at Buffington January 17 7 00 p.m. Parishioners 7 15 p.m. Interment Shiner Catholic Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
Mary) Zappe
Frank Wagner Memorial Hospital
Buffington Funeral Home
Shiner
Shiner Catholic Church
Buffington Chapel
St. Elizabeth Society
Shiner Catholic Cemetery
Rainfall report details Dreyer area for 1966
Weather observer Walter L. Ladewig records 25.17 inches of rain at the Dreyer Weather Station Rt. 2 Shiner in 1966, below normal. The dry year reduced moisture to 2.87 inches in Sept through Dec, leaving countryside barren and crop prospects poor for 1967.
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Dreyer
Rt. 2
Shiner
Walter L. Ladewig
Mr. Ladewig
Trophys Prizes Await Domino Winners at 1967 State Championship
The 1967 State Championship Domino Tournament will be held Sunday January 22 at the American Legion Recreational Hall Hallettsville. Men only, straight dominoes, entry $2.50 with partner registration. Plaques and three cash prizes awarded by Hallettsville Chamber of Commerce. Players from Houston Angleton Rosenberg Temple Taylor San Antonio Hobson El Campo Eagle Lake expected.
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American Legion Recreativig
Hallettsville
Hallettsville Chamber of Commerce
G. H. Gerdes
Houston
Angleton
Rosenberg
Temple
Taylor
San Antonio
Hobson
el Campo
Eagle Lake
Gerdes
St Paul Girls Basketball Schedule
Shiner faces Sheridan at there on January 19 at 4 15 PM A team. Shiner hosts Devereux at here January 25 at 7 30 PM A game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Shiner
Sheridan
Devereux
Rites Held In Lockhart For C J Monroe Former Resident
Clifton James Monroe 61 died January 7 1967 after a long illness in San Antonio Hospital. Rites conducted at McCurdy Chapel January 8 with burial in Lockhart cemetery. Survivors include wife Alice Sweeney Monroe and son Jimmy Monroe of Wilmington Delaware.
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McCurdy
Houston
D. C. Scheffler
Nordheim
W. E. (Billie) Chesser
Edgar Vogel
C. Chapman
Clifton James Monroe
Lockhart
James B
Eva (Carpenter) Monroe
Dallas Co
Alabama
Jefferson Co
Illinois
Shiner
Shiner High School
Southwest Texas State Teachers College
San Marcos
Eckhardt School
South Texas
Texaco Co
Standard Oil
New Jersey
Tampico
Mexico
Aruba
Netherlands
Dutch West Indies
Texas
Texas University
Lockhart School
DuPont Corp
Wilmington
Del
Alice Sweeney
West Virginia
Methodist Church
Alice Monroe
Jimmy Monroe
Carlos Dean Monroe
Boyce
Ethel) Ellison
Dean
Alma) Vogel
Robbie Hill
James W
Myrtle) Boyle
Austin
Dan C
Virgie) Scheffler
Claude
Billie) Frazer
Dance Club Dues Deadline Set for January 31
Reminder to Shiner Dance Club members that dues must be paid by January 31 to avoid hardship in income estimation for band bookings. Unpaid dues will create vacancies for couples on the waiting list and regulations will be enforced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shiner Dance Club
Shiner High School hosts Junior High Basketball Tournament
The Juniors of Shiner High School sponsor a three day junior high basketball tournament from January 19 to 21. Teams include Waelder Hallettsville Rock Island Flatonia Smithville Moulton Shiner High School and St. Ludmila’s Academy with various foods and drinks available.
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Shiner High School
Waelder
Hallettsville
Rock Island
Flatonia
Smithville
Moulton
St. Ludmila’s Academy
Impressive Rites Held In Shiner For W A Glatzert
Walter A. Glatzert of Shiner age 55 died January 9 1967 at Frank Wagner Memorial Hospital Shiner after a paralytic stroke. Funeral January 11 at Buffington Funeral Home Shiner with burial in Shiner Catholic Cemetery.
Rep. Terry Newman Named To Four State Committees
House Speaker Ben Barnes announced committee appointments for the 60th Legislature. Rep J T Terry Newman of Cuero District 47 covering DeWitt Lavaca and Gonzales Counties was named to Urban Affairs Parks and Wildlife Conservation and Reclamation Livestock and Penitentiaries as Vice Chairman.
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Ben Barnes
J. T. (Terry) Newman
Cuero
DeWitt
Lavaca
Gonzales
Voter Registration Notice for Lavaca County Residents
A Lavaca County notice urges voting registration by January 31 1967 for residents aged 21 to 60 and for those turning 21 in 1967 who wish to vote later that year. It lists places to obtain forms including the City Secretary Yoakum and banks in Shiner Moulton Hallettsville with mailing to Frances J Polasek Tax Assessor-Collector.
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City Secretary
Yoakum
Texas
First National Bank
Shiner
City
Moulton
Death Ruled Heart Attack At Yoakum
Evaristo Buen teo 59 was found dead in a wrecked pickup near Hermann Sons Cemetery on January 14 1967. Justice of the Peace E A Fields ruled natural causes probably a heart attack. Burial in Guadalupe Cemetery followed services at St Josephs Church. Survived by wife three sons and multiple siblings with prior deaths.
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Yoakum
Evaristo Buenteo
Hermann Sons Cemetery
Justice of the Peace
E. A. Fields
Jesse Taylor
Cuero
DeWitt County
Fields
Buenteo
Taylor
Turner Hall
Richter
Buffington Funeral Home
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
John Matocha
Guadalupe Cemetery
Blas
Victoria Rivera Buenteo
Josefina Canales
Hochheim
Lupe
Arturo Canales
Alice
Porfirio Canales
Jose Garcia
Houston
Whitcomb Becomes Lavaca County Patrolman
R L Whitcomb, a highway patrolman stationed at Victoria for a year, is transferred to Hallettsville and will start duties this week. He and wife and baby moved to Hallettsville January 14 and reside on South Market Street. Whitcomb will partner with Wilbert Horstmann who has operated solo since Fred Beall’s transfer.
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R. L. Whitcomb
Victoria
Hallettsville
Horstmann
Beall
KTSA DJs Battle St Paul SLAs Exs in Parish Gym
A basketball game between the KTSA Disc Jockeys and St Paul St Ludmila Exs is set for Wednesday February 8 at 8:00 PM in the Shiner Catholic Parish Gym. The St Paul Athletic Club sponsors the event. Advance tickets are available from athletic board members or Paul High School students.
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KTSA
St. Paul-St. Ludmila’s
Shiner Catholic Parish
St. Paul Athletic Club
St. Paul School Board
Paul High School
United Fund Volunteers Urged to Return Drive Cards
Volunteer workers for the Shiner United Fund are urged to return all team captain cards. It is imperative that every card is returned so the final results of the 1966 Fund Drive can be ascertained.
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Shiner United Fund
First National Bank Deposits Reach New High
The Gazette reports the First National Bank shows deposits of $5,847,240 with a $411,122 rise from last year and total assets up $449,674. Capital structure climbs to $718,276. President Glade Welhausen cites community trust and dedication to full service banking.
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First National Bank
Glade Welhausen
Community church and civic group meetings listed for January 1967
KJZT Society meets January 19 at 7 30 p.m. in Parish Gym to start the new year. Monsignor Notardus Assembly 4th degree Knights of Columbus meets January 24 at 7 30 p.m. at Shiner Clinic. Catholic Altar Society gathers January 19 at 2 30 p.m. in Parish Gym with February hostesses named. Knights of Columbus meet January 19 at 7 30 p.m. Parish Gym. Shiner Home Demonstration Club meets January 19 at 7 30 p.m. at Miss Mayme Merseburger’s home. Catholic Daughters observe Church Unity Octave January 18–25 with Sunday Corporate Communion at 6 30 Mass on January 22. Court meeting set for January 23 at 7 30 p.m. to hear proposals for the new year. American Legion Kolar Stanek Post 201 and Legion Auxiliary meet January 24 at 7 30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kjzt Society
Monsignor
Notardus Assembly
Knights of Columbus
Shiner Clinic
Catholic Altar Society
Mesdames Ad. Rebecek
Edmund Roeder
Adolph Seidenberger
Adolph Simper
Charlie Slovacek
George Spann
Hilda S. Stach
Ben Stluka
Laddie Stluka
Joe Strauss
Shiner
Mayme Merseburger
American Legion
Kolar- Stanek Post
Legion Auxiliary
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Catrin
Patmans
el Matamoros
William S. Fly
Culp Krueger
University of Texas
U. S. State Department
Texas Railroad Commission
Marine Corps
Oil and Gas
House of Representatives
Mr. Veevers
The
Gazette
E. Zimmermann
W. Zappe
Deine
Rites
C. J. Monroe
Monroe
Railroad
W. A. Glatzert
Walter A. Glatzert
F. E. Eilers
Ludmila Glatzert
Bernard
Dolores Jo) Marcak
Capt
Bernard Marcak
Shannon Marcak
Aguadilla
Puerto Rico
Ben
Clara) Hoerig
Edgar Glatzert
Rep
Terry Newman
Barnes
St. Paul-Sla
United Fund
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