June is Dairy Month highlights dairy importance nationwide
Ceti John C White and Commissioner announce June as Dairy Month with the Texas Department of Agriculture and National Dairy Council spotlighting milk benefits. The piece notes dairy supplies over 200 nutrients, provides most calcium and a large share of protein, and cites historical milestones from ice cream origins to early creameries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Department of Agriculture
National Dairy Council
Nero
Baltimore
Nancy Johnson
United States
Goshen
New York
Washington
Texas
Congress
Department of Agriculture
Chiropractors to Convene at Dallas for Texas Assn Convention
Two Yoakum chiropractors Dr Harold B Gee and Dr T N Kinnamon join about 500 Texas chiropractors at the 49th annual Texas State Chiropractic Association convention in Dallas June 11 to 13 An educational program will refresh practitioners on new healing methods with emphasis on insurance issues. Speakers include Dr William N Coggins Dr J R Lasky State Attorney General Waggoner Carr AFL CIO leader Hank Brown and local figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yoakum
Harold B. Gee
T. N. Kinnamon
Texas State Chiropractic Association
Dallas
S. M. Elliott
Dayton
Association
William N. Coggins
St. Louis
Logan Chiropractic College
J. R. Lasky
Miami
Fla
Waggoner Carr
Lubbock
Afl-Cio
H. S. “Hank” Brown
Austin
Bill Brice
Fred J. Backhaus
Community update from Congressman Clark Thompson
Congresssman Clark W Thompson outlines cattle market troubles from declining beef prices and import competition. He notes hearings with the Secretary of Agriculture and possible administrative or legislative remedies. He also opposes cutting FAA information services at Palacios and Galveston and reports ongoing support to preserve operations and staff.
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Federal Aviation
Palacios
Galveston
FAA
House
Senate
Eicher Reunion Draws Large Yoakum Group in 1964
Families of Joseph Eicher Rosenberg John Eicher Sr Sophie Cmakal and Bertha Orsak and Minnie Smolka held the first Eicher reunion May 31 1964 at Sweet Home American Legion Park in Yoakum. A noon basket lunch followed by dancing and conversations concluded with plans for a 1965 reunion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Eicher
Rosenberg
John Eicher Sr
Sophie (Eicher) Cmakal
John V
Bertha Eicher) Orsak
Joseph
Minnie) Smolka
Yoakum
Eicher
Sweet Home American Legion Park
Erich Schneider
Laddie Eicher
Rudy Ulcak
Joseph Smolka
Sheri le Blanc
Grady le Blanc
Schulenburg
Sophie Omakal
Rosemarie Eicher
Corpus Christi
Rio de Janeiro
Brazil
Henry Eicher
Frank C. Eicher
Houston
Archie Gregory
Freddie Gregory
L. J. Zissa
Rudy Eicher
Cuero
Alex Mainka
Shiner
Bennie Eicher
Texas City
J. D. McConnell
Alice
J. F. Eicher
Gonzales
Robert Malatek
Anton Malatek Jr
Virgil Williamson
Rudy Uleak
J. C. Eicher
John H. Machicek
Sophie Cmakal
John V. Orsak
Jim Cmakal
Adolph Orsak
Sun safety tips from the AMA on avoiding sunburn
The AMA advises that ten million people may burn on the first hot weekend. Gradual sun exposure is safest for tanning, starting with about 15 minutes and increasing slowly, while noting tanning benefits are dubious and skin aging from sun weathering is real.
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American Medical Association
Area Deaths and Obituary Notices Across Gonzales County
Obituaries from Moulton Gonzales and nearby areas note the May 1964 death of Mrs. W. K. Richter aged 85 at her Moulton home after ill health since 1962. Survivors include husband W K Richter, two daughters Anita and Mrs Durwood Bradley, two grandsons, a great granddaughter, siblings, and a son lost in World War II. Funeral was at Zion Lutheran Church. Additional notices report services for Louis Schautteet and Mrs August Heinemeyer with survivors listed and burial details.
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Moulton
W. K. Richter
Annie Mang
John Mang
Nickel
Gonzales County
Luxemburg
Zion Lutheran Church
Julius F. Holm
Smith Funeral Home
Anita Richter
Texas Lutheran College
Seguin
Durwood H. Bradley
Lubbock
Robert
Duane Richter
Melinda Richter
Fort Worth
Alma York
Gonzales
J. N. McCowen
San Antonio
Frank
Houston
Charles F
Walter
Mr. Schautteet
Kyle
Vital
Frances
Moloskey) Schautteet
Belgium
Texas
St. James Catholic Church
Holy Name Society
Schautteet
Julia Cuvelier
Louis L. Schautteet
Milton
Florrie) Neitsch
Ira
Lillian) Smith
First Evangelical Lutheran Church
August Heinemeyer
Crews Hospital
Clarence Zwetzig
Hermann Sons
Heinemeyer
Guadalupe County
Herman
Sophie
Dietert) Voss
Ainsworth Street
Lutheran Church
Frieda Heinemeyer
Annie) Hardcastle
H. B
Ella) Kifer
Henry
Wanda) Soerje
Ottine
Franklin
Ruby) Gandre
Cost
Max
Ernest
Raymond
Gilbert
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John C White
Maryland
Virginia
New Jersey
Don
Decker
Hunt
Nabisco
SWIFT
Star Grocery
Clark W. Thompson
Neighbors
Ways and Means Committee
Secretary of Agriculture
Sincerely Yours, Clark W. Thompson
U. S
Eicher Reunion
AHTNC
Army
Lee R. Machicek
Mary Machicek
Route 2
Hallettsville
Fort Polk
Machicek
Hallettsville High School
Mesopotamia
Rosa Leach
U.S
Bill
Bob
Joe P. Novak
St. Mary’s U
Ken Pfeil
Big Spring
Gus Pfeil
E. W. Stratman
Jonnie Bee Bednar
University of Texas Graduate School
California
YMCA
The
AMA
Quality Pharmacy, Inc
Steve A. Roznovsky
Lavaca County
Pol. Pol. Adv
Louis Schautteet
Mrs. A. Heinemeyer
Henry Bertram
Ernest Reuhle
New Braunfels
Henry Pfeil
Cibilo
Max Voss
Zorn
Texas Capitol
Palace Theatre
Long Barrier Islands
Fred A. Berckenhoff
Latt St
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