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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1972
Page
5
Mary Francis reports on community work and local projects led by the home demonstration agent. This column highlights gardening, cooking, and handicraft tips shared with residents, plus upcoming club meetings and practical advice for households.
The Burmeister 4-H project report lists members attending a three day recreation workshop in Brenham and a Citizenship Day in Austin. It details numerous project completions across bicycle care foods child care dog care and training fire prevention and favorite foods led by multiple leaders with demonstrations on milk nutrition packing meals and baking.
The Maresch children and families gathered for their annual reunion at Morris Center Community Center near Yoakum on June 25 1972. 63 members attended with 5 guests, youngest Jason Maresch, oldest Adolph Maresch, and longest married couple Adolph and Mary Maresch. The event featured meals, sewing and cooking demonstrations, and remarks of gratitude for community support.
Mrs Ed Kubicek expresses gratitude to friends and relatives for flowers ecards and visits during hospital stay at Shiner Hospital. Special thanks to Doctors Dennis Patrick Robert Wag Rev Schmidt Bily Valenta Heitkamp Psencik Msgr Hanacek and to Mr Grieve of Smith Funeral Home for ambulance service. She is recovering at her grandson’s home in Moulton. May God bless you all.
A July 4 address urges focus on national interests over partisanship amid national trials. It cites President Kennedy on freedom and democracy, notes public optimism and a Potomac Association study, and calls for strong leadership across sectors to carry the burden of freedom toward a brighter future.
President Nixon calls for a national crusade to provide civilian jobs for over half a million servicemen returning in 1972. The Jobs for Veterans program mobilizes federal, state, and VA resources, with GI Bill training allowances to aid employers and support veterans transitioning to civilian life.
Hallettsville Court House and Yoakum Police Station list examiner hours for license renewals and tests. Gonzales and Cuero sites offer renewals and written or driving tests, with driving tests on specific days. partial text unclear on Cuero hours.
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