Chomont 25th Wedding Anniversary Observed in Yoakum
Mr and Mrs James Chomont Sr of Yoakum celebrate their 25th wedding anniversary with Mass at St Joseph Church followed by a home supper. Their family attended from Shiner Austin San Antonio Fort Worth El Campo Victoria and Yoakum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Chomont Sr
Yoakum
St. Joseph Catholic Church
Shiner
Austin
San Antonio
Fort Worth
el Camno
Victoria
Margie McQuillen to Wed David Brogger in July
Miss Margie McQuillen and David E. Brogger announce their July wedding at St. Joseph Catholic Church in Yoakum. Margie is a 1967 graduate of St. Joseph High School Yoakum and a senior at Southwest Texas State University. Brogger is a 1967 St Paul High School Shiner graduate and Marine veteran employed in Houston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. MccQuillen
Yoakum
Margie
David E. Brogger
J. A. Welff
Katy
Anton Brogger
St. Joseph High School
Southwest Texas State University
Brogger
St. Paul High School
Shiner
Southwestern Business University
Houston
United States Marine Corps
St. Joseph Catholic Church
Last Rites For Frank Jungbauer Hear From Out‑of‑Town Attendees
Among those from Houston El Campo Rosenberg Wallis La Porte Gonzales and Gonzales area names paid respects at Frank Jungbauer’s funeral. Mrs Carlos Dean Wenske thanks all for prayers visits Masses and support during illness and recovery at MD Anderson Hospital and home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Jungbauer
Houston
Joe F. Jungbauer Sr
Joe F. Jungbauer Jr
Daniel Kalisek
John Cernoch
Rudy Krischke
Mary Ann Kolafa
el Campo
John Kalisek
Rosenberg
Frank Kalisek
Laddie Kalisek
Wallis
Jake Kolafa
la Porte
Lidge Kolafa
Gonzales
Victor Jungbauer
M.D. Anderson Hospital
Shiner
Timothy Kosler
Spoetzl Brewery
Patrick Marron
Carlos Dean Wenske
Mary Kremling
Dennis Wagnis Wagner
Shiner Hospital
Buffington Funeral Home
Local Students Named Outstanding American High School Students
Sister M. Anastasia principal of St. Paul High School announced the selection of students as members of the Society of Outstanding American High School Students. The six honorees Mary Lou Aschenbeck Paul Louis Hubner Jo Ann Korenek Claudia Jean Kramer Bauer Peggy Jean Maneth Reginald Francis Othold compete for over 262000 in renewable college scholarships. This awards program is among the nation's largest and members are recognized in a national volume.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Anastasia
I.W.B.S
St. Paul High School
Society of Outstanding
Mary Lou Aschenbeck
Paul Louis Hubner
Jo Ann Korenek
Claudia Jean Kramerbauer
Peggy Jean Maneth
Reginald Francis Othold
Society Ofutstanding American High School
Dents
Society
Nurses of
Janak
Weiner
Marialice Hubner
Mary Kovalcik
Shirley Valenta
Sharon Aschenbeck
Debbie Bender
Marilyn
Seguin Rites For Mrs. H. Weinert
Funeral services were held for Mrs. Hilmer H. Weinert in Seguin. The long time Democratic figure died at 82 after a heart attack. She supported education on the Seguin school board and Texas Lutheran College board, and attended the Lyndon B. Johnson Library dedication shortly before her death. Survivors include a daughter, three grandchildren, and a brother. Her husband died in 1956.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyndon B. Johnson
University of Texas
Austin
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Weinert
Democratic Party
Texas National Democratic Party
Texas
University of Texas Board of Regents
Roland
Jane) Blumberg
G. W. Blumberg
Seguin
Surprise birthday and anniversary noted in local report
Mrs. Oran Davis honored her husband with a surprise birthday and 40th wedding anniversary gathering at GVEC in Gonzales. The event featured a white linen table setting, red carnations, white mums, and serves cake, crackers, and coffee with several GVEC members and officials in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oran Davis
Guadalupe Valley Electric Coop
Gonzales
Mr. Davis
Davis
Gus Nellkamper
R. L. Allert
John Romberg
GVEC
Texas Market Reports From Gonzales and Flatonia
Market summaries for Gonzales on May 29 1971 and Flatonia on May 31 1971 show cattle and hogs active with steady to higher prices for certain classes. Notable ranges include butcher hogs up about a dollar, cow calf pairs strong, stocker calves and bulls varying by weight, and stocker cows and cutters trading in the listed bands. The notice also includes a funeral acknowledgment for Mrs. Gertrude Pringle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gonzales
Texas
Flatonia
Truth in labeling and political honesty musings
The Peach Creek Philosopher muses on a new FDA truth in labeling rule for foods and the absurdity of extending such rules to Congressmen and politicians. He notes the difficulty of tracing product origins and suggests that enforcing complete truth in people would be an unwieldy task, touching on potatoes and hot sauce as examples. He closes with a humorous warning about cafes and Boston baked beans far from home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peach Creek
Johnson Grass
Rt. 3
Shiner
Food and Drug Administration
Washington
Louisiana
Chicago
J. A
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Jack Gordon
Corpus Christi
Jimmy McQuillen
Chomout
Mr. Chomout
James, Jr
Peter
Mrs. Chomout
Catherine
Michigan
Chomont
Jerri Harbus
Mrs. Chomont
Jack
Jeanette) Gordon
Wayne
Debbie) Kaiser
James Jr
Mary Beth
Michael
John
Betsy Chomont
Ray
Fryers
USDA
Decker
Eddy
Dr. Wells
del Haven
Blue Bell Supreme
Sunshine State
Meadowlake Margarine
del Monte
Libby
Thousand Island
Kraft
Campbell’s Chick Soup
Dentler Maid
Colgate
Apples
HOT Pit
Margie McQuillen
The
Farmers Insurance Group
Charlie Janota, Jr
Marvin J. Adamek
Shiner, Texas
Emil Mertiik
Fresno
Calif
Jacob Veleks
Millard Sonntag
David
Boyce J. Rother
Victoria High School
Memorial Stadium
Shiner Rotary Club
Casa Fiesta
Erwin
Ed) Peschel
Rotary
Lynn Smith Sr
Texas Rehabilitation Hospital
Gonzales Warm Springs Foundation
Shiner United Fund
Lynn
Warm Springs
Clarence Barta
Jerome Chunda
Harold Johnson
Joe Muras
Shiner High School
Tommy Bozka
Harvey Barsch
Arthur Kaspar
Don Kaspar
Jack Cloutier
Gonzales-Flatonia
Gertrude Stoeltje Pringle
C. C. Grosenbacher
Arnold P. Meede
Corpus Christ
Idaho
Arkansas
Muska’s
N. Main
Hallettsville
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