Friendship Coffee Held by WSCS in Cold Weather
The Woman's Society of Christian Service hosted its annual Friendship Coffee on Wednesday January 23 at 9 30 a m in the Fellowship Hall of the Methodist Church. About forty members and guests attended despite the freezing weather. Mrs Max Wolters and Mrs Don Kaspar served coffee and cake while hostesses Mrs Marvin Null and Mrs Isabel Thulemeyer attended in absentia.
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Woman's Society of Christian Service
Fellowship Hall
The
Methodist Church
Max Wolters
Don Kaspar
Marvin Null
Isabel Thulemeyer
Card of Thanks for hospital stay care
The writer expresses sincere thanks to friends and relatives for cards flowers visits and messages of cheer during a stay at Frank Wagner Memorial Hospital. Gratitude is extended to Doctors R J and J D Wagner and the hospital staff for excellent care. Mrs. Joe Kubenka Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Wagner Memorial Hospital
R. J. and
J. D. Wagner
Joe Kubenka Jr
Hj ejk Market offers butchered meats and processing
Hj ejk Market lists round steak, t bone steak, chops, hamburger, chili meat and more with per lb prices. We offer slaughtering and processing at reasonable prices and pay market prices for hides. Chicken veal pork mutton barbecue and hot sausage available every Saturday.
Temple Lumber promotes Jack Lindsay to assistant credit manager
Temple Lumber Company elevates Jack Lindsay to assistant credit manager as part of advancing capable young men. Lindsay joined Temple in August as a salesman at the Home Center on Kirby Drive Houston and is a Texas A&M College graduate in building products marketing. He hails from Shreveport Louisiana and attended Spring Branch High School in Houston.
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Houston
Temple Lumber Company
Jack Lindsay
Lindsay
Temple
Kirby Drive
Texas A&m College
Shreveport
Louisiana
Spring Branch High School
Health and Safety Tips From The AMA
The AMA explains nose blowing can affect the middle ear. Two tubes connect the throat and middle ear acting as safety valves for pressure. Blowing hard or with one nostril closed can force mucus into the ear, causing pain. Blow gently with both nostrils open to avoid back pressure.
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American Medical Association
Symphony Returns From Tour Of Western States
The San Antonio Symphony returns from a 6000 mile Western States tour to perform with Robert Merrill at Municipal Auditorium under Maestro Victor Alessandro. Merrill, famed Met Opera baritone, will sing arias from La Traviata Don Giovanni Otello Zaza and Andrea Chenier. Tickets available at Municipal Auditorium. Concert 830 PM.
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San Antonio Symphony
America
Victor Alessandro
Symphony
Municipal Auditorium
Robert Merrill
Metropolitan Opera
Alessandro
San Antonio
Merrill
Glinka
Ludmilla
Debussy
U. S
Chicago Opera
San Francisco Opera
Brooklyn
Leo Durocher
Flatbush
Dodgers
Durocher
Pan American Life Insurance Ad Plays On Humorist Quote
An old advertisement cites Will Rogers to promote Pan-American Life Insurance Co as a strong mutually owned firm. It argues life insurance prevents poverty, promises protection for family and old age, and emphasizes a reliable financial institution.
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Will Rogers
United States
Pan-American Life Insurance Co
Hermann Sons Sets May Fest Date at Legion Park
The Hermann Sons Shiner Lodge No. 20 held a January meeting with new president Edgar Kram presiding. The board of directors were installed and named as May Fest steering committee for the May 19 event at Legion Park. Sunday visitors from San Antonio joined Jeff Mikulik’s household.
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Hermann Sons
Shiner Lodge No
Edgar Kram
Gus Pfeil
Ella Muenich
Hilda Kram
America
Lorene Schierschwitz
Annie Balusek
Gladys Mueller
David Little
Paul Stock
George Janssen
Mesdames
Joyce Z
Kram
District 10
Legion Park
Legion Auxiliary Contributions Highlight Meeting
American Legion Auxiliary met at 7:30 p.m. with President Mrs. Mike Benes Jr. presiding. Members reported 304 paid-up 1963 members and distributed beer baskets to the needy. They donated to the Salk Institute and Crusade For Freedom and urged support for Radio Free Europe. Mid-Winter Conference set for Austin February 2-3. Rosemarie Eicher placed fifth in a San Antonio synchronized swimming meet. The first zoo in America opened in Philadelphia in 1874.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Legion
Mike Benes Jr
Mayme Merseburger
Emma Kram
George Novak
Ernest Hajek
Alousia Fucik
Community Service
George Hagendorf
Ella Stoeltje
Charles Kram
Salk Institute Building Fund
American Legion Americanism Commission
House Un-American Activities Committee
Omar Burleson
Washington, D. C
Congress
Radio Free Europe
Salk Institute
San Diego
California
Crusade
Corpus Christi
San Antonio College
Rosemarie
Long Johns For Your House
College Station January 30 insulation expert W S Allen urges homeowners to add insulation as a heat saver. He notes metal foil serves as a heat barrier and vapor barrier, reducing heat loss and condensation while cutting heating and cooling costs. He recommends consulting building material dealers for suitable insulation types.
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College Station
W. S. Allen
Extension
Allen
Thanks for support during hospital stay in Pasadena
Mrs. Johnnie Vancura extends sincere gratitude to doctors, nurses, Rev. E. J. Oehlke and clergy, for visits and prayers. She thanks friends and relatives for prayers, cards, gifts, and visits, and asks blessings for all who assisted her and her family.
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General Memorial Hospital
Pasadena
E. J. Oehlke
Johnnie Vancura
Frank Wagner Memorial Hospital
Dennis
Robert Wagner
John J. Hanacek
Alphonse Padalecki
Eddie Koudelka
Shiner Public School Menu Highlights Week of February 4
Planned by lunchroom staff and approved by Supt. Little the Shiner Public School menu runs February 4 to February 8. Meals include pork patties, baked chicken, vegetable stew, hot dogs, and cheese sandwiches with sides and milk each day along with notes of appreciation from Eddie Koudelka to hospital staff.
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Supt. Little
Shiner HD Club Appoints Delegate to THDA Meeting
The Shiner HD Club met January 17 at Mrs. Ethel See's home with eight members and Agent Mary Francis Burmeister. Burmeister presented Laundry Aids and THDA recommendations were read. Mayme Merseburger was nominated as district THDA delegate. next meeting set for February 21 hosted by Mrs. Rudie Valenta.
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Shiner HD Club
Ethel See
Rudie Valenta
Card of Thanks for Christe Lee Hemphill Mayberry
The Hemphill family expresses heartfelt thanks for support after the death of Christe Lee Hemphill Mayberry who died January 9. Special gratitude to Rev. W G Sampleton and friends who attended the funeral in Shiner on January 13 and to Wilson and Griggs Funeral Home in Hallettsville. Gratitude for sympathy cards from Fort Hood and thanks to Mrs F J Fietsam.
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Christe Lee
Hemphill) Mayberry
W. G. Sampleton
Shiner
Wilson and Griggs
Hallettsville
Co. A
46Th Inf
Fort Hood
F. J. Fietsam
Hemphill
Mack Mayberry
Rosie M. Mayberry
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Albert Peterson
Arthur Kaspar
Hajek
Phone LY
AMA
Western States
Arturo Toscanini
NBC Symphony
Vienna Choir Boys
Augarten Palais
Vienna
Palace Theatre
Guadalupe Valley Electric Cooperative, Inc
Guadalupe Valley
Guadalupe Valley Electric Co-op
Texas
U. S. Navy
Kenneth K. Koenning
Kenneth Koenning
Naval Air Station
Barber’s Point
Oahu
Hawaii
E. J. Koenning
Koenning
Leonard Kell
Leonard Jr
Rae Nell Coen
Jeff Mikulik
Legion Auxiliary
Philadelphia
Rex Ll
NMAC
Shiner Drug CO
Shiner, Texas
Argentina
Juan Daiz de Solis
Shiner Public School
Shiner HD Club News
Spoetzl Brewery
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