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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1962
Page
2
Chief Master Sergeant William D Oswalt Mrs Oswalt and five sons arrived from Portland Oregon Monday to vacation with her parents Mr and Mrs August Baca after serving at Ramstein AB Germany They arrived in Portland on their new assignment weeks ago Miss Martha Derrich Mrs Grant Athey and Patricia Athey valedictorian of 251 pupil Harlingen class visited Joe Derrich home last weekend
Sincere thanks to Doctors Robert and John Dennis Wagner and the nursing staff for care at Frank Wagner Memorial Hospital. Gratitude to Pastor Edwin J. Oehlke Rev. Father Sigismund Wojciechowski Buffington Funeral Home Ervin Darrow and all relatives neighbors and friends for visits flowers cards gifts and Gazette. May God bless you all.
Jacqueline Sue Moore daughter of Mrs Elvie Moore of Dallas Texas is in the Dallas Osteopathic Hospital undergoing treatment. Anyone wishing to send cheer cards may address Jacqueline Sue Moore c o Dallas Osteopathic Hosp 5003 Ross Room 321 Dallas Texas or 4016 Denley Dr Dallas Texas.
A Peach Creek farmer Tells editor that farmers endure stock market swings better than tycoons. He argues farm price moves are real losses, not paper losses, and that calmness comes from farming experience.
The Texas Game and Fish Commission re issued bulletin No 39 The Fresh Water Catfishes of Texas and How to Know Them The guide lists species with a chart for identification and covers feeding habits habitat aiding anglers It is free to interested persons Marjorie Bohmann a student from Texas Lutheran College Seguin returned home and will work for the Guadalupe County ASC office this summer.
Mr and Mrs Albert W Migl honor Sophie Muenich on her seventy fifth birthday Sunday June 3. Guests from Houston Yorktown Shiner and Yoakum share a dinner and gifts while Henry Muenich Jr. performs accordion music. Mrs Muenich in good health remains active as a babysitter.
Miss Ethel Hafernik of Austin wed SP4 Norman S. Hummell of Curtis Nebraska in a May 20 church ceremony at United Lutheran Church Shiner. The double ring service featured white gladioli and greenery, with Miss Bobbie Sue Sterling at the organ and ushers Frank and John Cook.
A promotional line touts a Finest savings plan as a guaranteed retirement option in America, suggesting security and long term benefits to potential savers.
The article details a wedding with yellow rose buds and lily of the valley in a heart arch, a cake by Mrs. Bock, punch by Mrs. Schroeder and Miss Hummell, and gifts arranged by Mrs. Arnold Stanek. The couple's trip includes Houston and Galveston, the bride in a sea green sheath, a UT nursing student and Brackenridge nurse, the groom a 1954 Hollbrook High School graduate in Germany with the 15th Cavalry. Nearby, four residents return from a coastal vacation near Rockport.
The Junior Auxiliary met Saturday June 2 with color advancement pledge and national anthem. Officers reports included roll call treasurer dues and May June projects. Upcoming June 14 dance featuring the Moods was discussed and flag handling rules reviewed.
On June 2 at the University of Houston, Harry Ann Zimmerman earned a Bachelor of Science degree. She graduated Summa Cum Laude among the top eight of over a thousand, majoring in elementary education with a French minor. She belongs to Kappa Delta Pi and served as corresponding secretary for a year. She is married to Milton Zimmerman. her parents live near Shiner.
All members are urged to attend the next meeting to be held July 7 at Ed Jaks' pasture where a wiener roast will be held beginning at 12 noon. The meeting adjourned following a closing prayer and the retirement of the flags. Reporter Bonnie Buesing.
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