United Dr Martin Luther Church Schedule and Visit Notes
The notice lists worship at 8:00 a.m. and Sunday school at 9:15 a.m. at United Dr Martin Luther Church plus a Thursday 8:00 p.m. staff meeting. It also reports Mr and Mrs A J Kutach and children of Austin vacationing in the Agnes Kutach home and visiting relatives in El Campo Hallettsville and Houston with Evelyn Kutach accompanying them back to Austin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Kutach
Austin
Agnes Kutach
el Campo
Hallettsville
Houston
Evelyn Kutach
Albert Barta
John J. Hanacek
Alphonse Padalecki
Buffington Funeral Home
Public Notice of Estate Settlement in Lavaca County
Ben F. Appelt, Administrator, seeks final settlement of the estate of Arthur G. Edmondson in Lavaca County Texas. Court will hear the petition on the first Monday after ten days from publication at Hallettsville County Courthouse. Notices urge all interested parties to appear or file a written answer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Texas
Lavaca
Texas
Arthur G. Edmondson
Lavaca County
Ben F. Appelt
State of
Hallettsville
A.D
Newborns welcomed in a string of July 1963 births
A sequence of birth notices from Texas households records William Louis Hagendorf born July 10 at Boerne Clinic Hospital weighing seven pounds eight ounces. Ronald Lee Sedlmeyer born July 21 at Youens Hospital Weimar weighing six pounds eleven ounces. Carl John Bordovsky born July 10 at De Tar Memorial weighing eight pounds. James Arthur Zappe born July 22 at home weighing seven pounds eight ounces. Deborah Kaye Pavliska born July 16 at Holmes Memorial weighing six pounds. mothers and extended families named with locations in Shiner Gonzales Flatonia Hallettsville San Antonio Houston Little Rock Amarillo and Victoria Also mentions baptism and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert W. Hagendorf
San Antonio
Boerne Clinic Hospital
William Louis
Michael Wayne
Robert Hagendorf Sr
Shiner
Anton Malatek Jr
Gonzales
Sophie Cmakal
Yoakum
Dorothy Malatek
Youens
Weimar
Ronald Lee Sedlmeyer
Larry Lee Sedlmeyer
Flatonia
Lee Sedlmeyer
Joe Svatek
Marie Gates
Houston
John W. Tupa
Paul Stock
George Gabitzsch
Agnes Svate
Rudy Bordovsky Sr
Hallettsville
A. J. Hubner
James Alan Davis
Little Rock
Arkansas
James Arthur
Alana
Joan Zappe
H. Arthur Zappe
Mineral Wells
James Davis
Amarillo
William Zappe
Jerome Pavliska
Deborah Kaye
Holmes Memorial Hospital
Clippers Beat Weimar Vets 5-3 in South-Central Texas league
Shiner Clippers beat the Weimar Veterans 5 to 3 Sunday in Weimar. Dennis De Dear homered, Lacey and Pekar added two hits each, and pitcher Jerry Kresta struck out 11 while allowing eight hits. Koehn took the loss for Weimar as Clipper rallies produced a four run eighth inning and the early lead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shiner Clippers
Texas
Weimar
Vets
Jerry Kresta
Koehn
Muehr
Dennis de Dear
Ron Dreyer
Marcak Jr
Lacey
Pekar
Williams
Clippers
DeDear
Rudy Muecker
Myrtle
Rosalie Buks
Cynthia
Sabinal
Former Shiner Baseball Players Gather Sunday
Shiner will honor all former players this Sunday July 28 with a 3:00 p.m. game between the Shiner Clippers and East Bernard followed by a 6:30 p.m. barbecue at the VFW Home. Admission to both events is 1.50, and tickets remain available at Clipper Field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shiner
Shiner Clippers
East Bernard
Clipper Field
VFW
Ice Crushers Triumph in Rain-Short Pony League Tilt
Ice Crushers defeated Mobil Oilers 9-4 in a rain shortened Pony League doubleheader. Pitcher Steven Glomb led Ice Crushers with seven hits allowed four runs while Don Zander homered twice and Dennis Muelker added a homer and a single. Oilers pitchers Eugene Streng and Gery Maneth allowed 9 runs on 14 hits with Daniel Nevada and John Dierksen delivering key hits. Umpires were Frank Benes and Ben Haas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ice House
Mobil Oilers
Ice Crushers
Oilers
Steven Glomb
Robert Fikac
Glomb
Don Zander
Dennis Muelker
Jerry Kurtz
Donald Renken
Patrick Struka
Michael Muelker
Little League
Mobil
Eugene Streng
Gery Maneth
Streng
Daniel Nevada
John Cimerhanzel
John Dierksen
Alton Caka
Oilers Triumph In Rain-Delayed Final Summer Game
July 18 saw Mobil Oilers edge First National Bank 13 to 12 in a tense, rain- shortened finale. Aston Caka delivered a decisive triple driving in the winning run as Eugene Streng and Gery Maneth led the Oilers pitching and catching efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank
Mobil Oilers
Bankers
Oilers
Aston Caka
Eugene Streng
Gery Maneth
Streng
Maneth
Alton Caka
Ronald Renken
Daniel Nevada
Barry Kremling
James Darilek
Gene Henkhaus
Gonzales Livestock Market Report Highlights Strong Trade
Gonzales market shows broad strength across cattle hogs and calves with good to choice calves selling 24.50 to 26.50 dollars, commercial to good 23 to 24, fat cows 14 to 16, bulls 18 to 19, cows with calves 150 to 200 per pair, stocker calves 28 to 35, hogs up to 19 and sows 14 to 16.50. Gonzales Commission Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gonzales Commission Company
Pony League season ends with six games played
Larry Haas hits a single, Albert Krenek a triple, and Eugene Velek and Carlind Blohm add two singles each as teams finish six games. Final standings show Quality Pharmacy 42 and Chetenovsky's Ice House 24 followed by First National Bank Mobil Oilers and others. Managers sponsors and umpires are thanked for supporting the softball program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Haas
Albert Krenek
Eugene Velek
Carlind Blohm
Chetenovsky
Ice House
First National Bank
Mobil Oilers
Pony League
Weekend visitors welcomed at Baros residence
Weekend visitors to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Baros included Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Spann of Dallas, James J. Spann of San Antonio, Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Champion of Houston, Rudy Baros, Robert Baros of Yoakum, Matt Spann and daughter of Shiner, and Louis W. Kubena of Corpus Christi, who spent the previous weekend with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Baros
Frank J. Spann
Dallas
James J. Spann
San Antonio
W. L. Champion
Houston
Rudy Baros
Robert Baros
Yoakum
Matt Spann
Shiner
Louis W. Kubena
Corpus Christi
Also Mentioned on This Page
Charles Strauss
Albina Matula
Shiner High School
Lakeside Park
Catholic Daughters
Legion Park
Patek
Sulphur Park Swimming Pool
Sulphur Park
Machart
Taiton Hall
Shiner Council of Catholic Nurses
Frank Wagner
Gene Fiedler
Pasadena
George Fiedler
Jimmie
Larry
E. H. Hodanek
Edmado Villarreal
Henry Pavliska
Willie Barborak
Moravia
Sinclair
Home & Auto Supply
Libby
Hunt
Haly Peaches
Decker
Wilk
Lilly Creamlan
Uncle Williams
MR. Clean
SWIFT
del Haven
Eatwell
Star Grocery
Frank Benes
Ben Haas
Melvin White
Gonzales Livestock Market Report
Pete
R. J. Pesek
John A. Kutac
Yao
Gindlers
Regal & Jantzen
Harry
Famous Make Men
Hallettsville Weimar