Patriots Day Reflection on Independence and Freedom
The editor notes Sandra Kaiser’s patriotic essay written for a State Degree in FHA. She urges Americans to honor July 4 1776 and the signing of the Declaration at the Pennsylvania State House. She emphasizes duty to protect freedom and the meaning of Old Glory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandra Kaiser
Edward Kaiser of
Shiner
FHA
Future Homemakers of America
Pennsylvania State House
America
Prominent Couple Retires In Shiner
Mr and Mrs John Kattmann are retiring to Shiner after selling business interests in Lubbock They occupy the Raab cottage on Highway 90 A East at 202 Ave F South near the VFW Home Mrs Kattmann will be known as Annie Louise Plageman and the move fulfills a long held wish to return to their old hometown Friends extend a cordial welcome as they settle in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kattmann
Shiner
Lubbock
Raab
Highway 90-A
Ave
VFW
Kattmann
Annie Louise Plageman
Shiner to Play Weimar Here Sunday
The Weimar Vets visit Green-Dickson Municipal Park in Shiner for a 3:00 p.m. game Sunday July 6 1969. Shiner, tied in SCTAL race with La Grange and Weimar, seeks win to stay alive as La Grange beat Weimar 5-4 last week.
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Weimar
Barker
Shiner
Clippers
Elroy Othold
Elroy Othold Receives UH Four Year Baseball Scholarship
Elroy Othold a 1969 St Paul High School graduate, accepts a four year athletic grant in aid from the University of Houston including tuition books and board with work study. Announced by Carroll Schultz assistant to the Athletic Director, the deal favors UH over a Mets offer. Othold will major in physical education, pursue pitching with the UH Cougars, and train at UH facilities aiming for a pro baseball career. He signed on June 23 1969 in front of his parents and Mr Schultz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elroy Othold
St. Paul High School
University of Houston
Carroll Schultz
Schultz
Elroy
Mets
Rites Set For Frank Baros
Frank Baros aged 81 years 4 months 17 days died July 1 1969 at 1 15 p m in Frank Wagner Memorial Hospital Funeral services set for Buffington Funeral Home Shiner July 3 1969 at 2 45 p m then to Shiner Catholic Church Requiem Mass at 3 00 p m Rosary July 2 at 7 45 p m Burial in Shiner Catholic Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Baros
Frank Wagner
Buffington Funeral Home
Shiner
Shiner Catholic Church
Buffington Chapel
Shiner Catholic Cemetery
Last Rites for Mrs John P Kurtz
Mrs John P Kurtz nee Mary Uleak aged 83 years 9 months 20 days died June 30 1969 in Frank Wagner Memorial Hospital Funeral rites were held in Shiner with Requiem Mass at 9 00 a m Interment followed at Shiner Catholic Cemetery with Rosary the prior evening at Buffington Chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John P. Kurtz
Mary Uleak
Frank Wagner Memorial Hospital
St Johns Parish Picnic Set For July Fourth
The Rev. Father Sigismund Wojciechowski and St. Johns Parish on Route 4 Schulenburg invite the public to a July fourth picnic with stew and fried chicken served from 11 a.m. to dinner, 5 p.m. An auction begins at 2 p.m. Refreshments and on grounds entertainment follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigismund Wojciechowski
St. John’s Parish
Route 4
Schulenburg
Trinity Lutheran Home June Birthday Party Honors Residents
Trinity Lutheran Home Auxiliary sponsored a June birthday party on Wednesday June 25 at 2 30 pm with honorees Mrs Aloisie Janak John Dusek Mrs Elton Zander plus celebration by the Hubner children Paul Cynthia Mark and David who performed polkas waltzes and Tijuana brass tunes Little Miss Tammy Sue Weber read two pieces and Olga Smothers led singing A festive cake punch coffee and grace preceded refreshments. flowers and corsages from Frers Flower Shop honored the celebrants and guests thanked the Auxiliary and entertainers for the event.
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Trinity Lutheran Home
Trinity Lutheran Home Auxiliary
Aloisie Janak
John Dusek
Elton Zander
Hubner
Paul
Cynthia
Mark
David
Tijuana
Tammy Sue Weber
TLH
David Hybner
Cynthia, Mark and
Paul Hybner
Display the Colors on the Fourth of July Shiner
The Chamber of Commerce urges residents to show the American flag and decorate homes and businesses on the Fourth of July to display true patriotism and pride in living under the Stars and Stripes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Shiner
Catholic Altar Society Plans July Meeting and July 6 Communion
Community notices list a July 8 meeting at 3 p.m. in the parish gym with guests invited. August hostesses named. Corporate communion scheduled for July 6 at 8 a.m. Mass. Jr Legion Auxiliary hosts a swimming party July 7 at Sulphur Park, bring cookies. 4-H record books due July 11. Welfs Reunion July 6 at Hermann Sons Hall Shi ner with basket lunch.
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Catholic Altar Society
Mrs. H. C. Staats Undergoes Surgery in San Antonio
Mrs. H. C. Staats known as Marian Staats of San Antonio had surgery last week at Nix Hospital. Emil L. Balusek visited her at the bedside Sunday afternoon. Cheer cards may be sent to Mrs. Marian Staats Room 1901 Nix Hospital San Antonio Texas 78205.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C
Marian) Staats
San Antonio
Nix Hospital
Emil L. Balusek
Marian Staats
Nix
GVEC Annual Meeting Sees New Director as Co op Expands Financing
About 3000 people attended the Guad alupe Valley Electric Cooperative 30th annual meeting at Apache Football Stadium in Gonzales. Frank Kocian Jr. defeated incumbent Lukas Janak for District Two director. L D Cook and Richard Tolle were re elected from Districts Five and Eight. Secretary Treasurer Cook and President Monroe Schauer delivered annual reports. GM O W Davis outlined a plan for a new financing bank to support rural electric loans amid funding shortages from the Rural Electrification Administration.
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Guadalupe Valley Electric Cooperative
Apache Football Stadium
Gonzales
Frank Kocian, Jr
Rt. 4
Hallettsville
Lukas Janak
L. D. Cook
Richard Tolle
Monroe Schauer
O. W. Davis
Rural Electrification Administration
Homer Leonard to Speak at Shiner Brewery Flag Dedication
Homer Leonard of Austin the Texas Brewers Institute general counsel will speak at the flag dedication ceremonies July 3 at Spoetzl Brewery Shiner. Mayor Ben Marcak will illuminate the giant flag atop the brewery at dusk. The article notes a 60 year history of the brewery with personnel details and recent expansions.
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Spoetz] Brewery, Inc
Shiner
Shiner Beer Country
Spoetzl Brewery
Homer Leonard
Austin
Texas Brewers’ Institute
Spoetz! Brewery, Inc
Ben Marcak
Home Brewery
Kosmas Spoetzl
Bavaria
Germany
Cecelie Spoetzl
William M. Bigler
Shiner Plans July 4 Holiday Observance
Friday July 4th is observed as a holiday in Shiner with most stores closed except usual exceptions. Banks and post office observe the holiday and there will be no rural route delivery on July 4.
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Shiner
John E. Kurtz Receives State Health Citation
The State Health Department cites John E. Kurtz a Shi ner water system plant operations specialist for competency in modern plant management. Signed by the State Health Commissioner and Texas Water Utilities Association officials the certificate requires work experience regional and statewide training and a passing exam by sanitary engineers.
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Austin
State Health Department
John E. Kurtz
Shiner
Texas Water Utilities Association
Sanitary Engineers
Health Department
Kurtz
Boehm Motor Sales Wins Distinguished Ford Award
Boehm Motor Sales of Shiner receives Ford Motor Company's Distinguished Achievement Award for progressive management modern sales and service facilities sound merchandising practices and superior service to Ford owners. Alvin J. Boehm has run the dealership since 1939 at 517 N Ave E.
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Boehm Motor Sales of
Shiner
Ford
Ford Motor Company
Alvin J. Boehm
N. Ave
Hospital Patients and Dismissals List for Week
The weekly hospital roll lists patients including Mrs. Ben J. Matula and baby girl, Mrs. Louise B. Osborn, Joe J. Vincik, and others from Hallettsville Clute and nearby areas. Dismissals this week include Adolph Brunner James Matula and several others. After a 9 day Wagner Memorial stay Joe Schovassa was moved to Citizens Memorial in Victoria for major surgery on June 18. he was released June 28 and will convalesce at the Victoria Convalescent Center briefly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben J. Matula
Louise B. Osborn
Herman Schreiber
Joe J. Vincik
Emil Harbers
Ella Blohm
Petra
John Pustejovsky
Willie Hagendorf
Anna Kempe
George Janssen
Walter Lenz
R. Nollkamper
Edward Albert
Edwin Werner
Ernest Zappe
Rudy Noack
Shiner
Kenward Stavinoha
Moulton
John Chenault
Gonzales
Allen M. Mosley
Waelder
August Filip
Hallettsville
Teresa Lynn Erwin
Clute
Adolph Brunner
James Matula
Clifton Fiedler
Baby Boy
Avery Ahrens
Minnie Stratman
Frank Kunetka
Henry Hoyer
John Rohan
Rudy Gaertner
Gustav Pfe
Wagner Memorial Hospital
Joe Schovassa
Citizens Memorial Hospital
Victoria
Victoria Convalescent Center
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GVEC
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Lanham Higginbotham
James M. Cornelius
Felix L. Hubner
Ladshaw
Higginbotham
Cornelius
Dan Mundinger
Baytown
Lad
Shaw
E. A. Grist
Spoetzl Brewery, Inc
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Joe Green
Joe
August Kovalcik
Frank Steiner
Frank Bannert
Arnold Mueller
Henry Schierschwitz
Victor Pollak
Henry Karnau
John Syamken
Elton Syamken
Edwin Stanek
Werner Bruns
Dan Miculka
Albert Kohl
Anton Dolezal
Henry Welfel
Calvin “Cracker” Wallace
Cracker
Spoetz
Buster Wallace
Charlie Kremling
Joe Jarmon
Jodie Lee Gold
Frank Miculka
Marvin Kurtz
Norbert Huber
Johnnie Hubner
Ernest Kurtz
Anthony Spann
Herbert Siems
Joe Caka
Ernest Haynes
Plant Force
Boyce J. Michalec
Melvin Flowers
Donald Kurtz
Rudy Winkenwerder
Red Mathis
Lester Hoepfl
L. J. “Speedy” Beal
Carlos Dean Wenske
Joe Roller
Marie V. Roeder
Gregory Joseph
Ronald Lee Sedlmeyer
Larry L. Sedlmeyer
Jeannie
Geryides
Mr. and
Milton Bruns
Shiner, Texas
Mrs. Chester Terpinski
John J. Hanacek
Felix Hubner
Joe Patek
Orchestra of Shiner
Mrs. Otte Gloor
Boehm
Ford Dealership