Flag Day Address Highlights Old Glory and U S Heritage
A 1914 Flag Day speech by President Wilson in Washington celebrates the flag as a symbol of national power and justice. It traces flag origins, Betsy Ross legends, Old Glory, and June 14 as Flag Day, ending with patriotic exhortations and a Shiner Texas veteran post notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Woodrow Wilson
H. H. Bennett
Betsy Ross
George Washington
Robert Morris
George Ross
Philadelphia
Betsy
United States
William Driver
Salem
Massachusetts
South Seas
Bounty
Tahiti
Pitcairn Island
Driver
Tennessee
National Museum
Washington, D.C
Continental Congress
Pato
America
Washington
Lincoln
Jefferson
Veterans of Foreign Wars and Ladies Auxiliary
Shiner Memorial
Shiner, Texas
Health and Safety Tips From The AMA on Sun Exposure
A dermatologist predicts sun tanning may cease to be a status symbol and urges progress toward gradual tanning without burning. The AMA notes hazards include premature aging and freckles while acknowledging some Americans still seek tan, advising minimal discomfort and safer practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Medical Association
Raisins and sun tan tips from Mary Burmeister column
Mary Francis Burmeister writes on raisins noting California leads production with seedless varieties favored by confections and bakers while noting the 1960s crop size and practical tips to plump raisins in juice. The column also includes Sun tanning cautions and a public Q&A with Harold Bauder on Medicare and Social Security questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
California
Australia
Greece
Turkey
Far East
P. O
Victoria
Texas
Multiple Birth Announcements and Social Security Q A
A set of birth notices from Bartlesville Shiner and Pasadena include Trudy Jo (May 26, six pounds), Susan Gayle (June 4 seven pounds nine and half), Dean Nathan (May 24 eight pounds four ounces) and Jeffery Mark (May 26 six pounds fourteen ounces). Baptisms and sponsors are noted. A reader asks when Health Insurance Cards arrive. answer: cards mailed now and should arrive by July 1 with contact if late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Telva Boehm
Bartlesville
Oklahoma
Trudy Jo
Gwen
Alvin Boehm
L. B. Mladenko
Shiner
Joe A. Boehm
Joe Mladenka
Jim Pavlicek
Moulton
Elizabeth Mladenka
Dennis Nellkamper
San Antonio
Santa Rosa Medical Center
Susan Gayle
Carole Denise
Floyd Langhoff
Harwood
Alfred Nollkamper
E. H. Harbers
Morris Voelkel
Houston
Little Jeffery Mark
Helen Janik
Leo Voelkel
Yoakum
Frank Janik
Our Lady of Mount Carmel Catholic Church
UT Recipient Of Marjorie Darilek Award
Frances Darilek of Moulton receives a UT honor letter after Margaret Kay of Bellville, UT Marjorie Darilek Award recipient, highlights the annual prize for an outstanding independent girl emulating Marjorie Darilek. Darilek, UT journalism grad who died in 1948 at age 23, was active in 19 campus groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances’ Darilek
Moulton
Margaret Kay
Bellville
University of Texas
Marjorie Darilek
Darilek
Dallas
A. J. Darilek
Justice of Peace of
Newman Club
Commencement Highlights At UT Austin And SWTSC
Mrs H Liebhafsky Mrs E G Buske Mr and Mrs James Buske Bobby and Mrs M S Canon attended the University of Texas commencement in Austin on June 4 where Irene Buske earned a Bachelor of Science in Home Economics and will work for Nabisco this summer before teaching in Houston Public Schools come September. Mr and Mrs O W Davis and Mrs Sydonia Henkhaus joined SWTSC exercises in San Marcos on May 27 as Miss Jo Ann Henkhaus received a Bachelor of Science in Education and after January teaching in El Campo she now teaches summer school in Bloomington and will teach in Port Lavaca this fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Liebhafsky
E. G. Buske
James Buske
Bobby
M. S. Canon
University of Texas In
Austin
Irene Buske
Irene
Nabisco Company
Houston
O. W. Davis
Sydonia Henkhaus
SWTSC
San Marcos
Jo Ann Henkhaus
Henkhaus
el Campo
Bloomington
Port Lavaca
Season Opener in Men's Softball Doubleheader
The Men’s Softball Assn opened with a doubleheader on June 2. Team No. 1 won 7 to 2 with Jerry Kresta pitching and Jimmy Lloyd catching. Team No. 4 dominated 18 to 8 behind Bill Goetz on the mound and Bob Patek catching. Games are set for Mondays and Thursdays. come out to support your team.
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Jerry Kresta
Jimmy Lloyd
Alfred Fric
Freddie Patek
Buddy Minear
Johnny Malinovsky
Dennis Vrazel
Kenneth Tronicek
Bill Goetz
Bobby Patek
Also Mentioned on This Page
Shiner Gasette
Lee J. Sedlmeyer
P. O. Box
Texas “Press
By Richard A. Weevers
The
AMA
Mary Francis Burmeister
Pele
Harold Bauder
Victoria Social Security Office
Richard J. Orts
Southmore Hospital
Pasadena
Dean Nathan
Scott Matthew
August Etlinger
C. C. Orts
Mary Ettinger
Albert Friedrich of
Little David Wayne
Robert Jaks
Little David
William G. Paul
Geraldine Mae Montier
August V. Darilek, Jr
August V. Darilek
Miss Montier
First State Bank & Trust Company
Bauer Dredging Company, Inc
Our Lady of Gulf Catholic Church
H. B. Gee—Chiropractor
E. Gonzales St
Yoakum, Texas
Deeg
Belin Ae
United States Brewers Association, Inc
International Life Bidg
Austin 1
Assn
Jennings B. Cook
Flatonia
LILLY
Ecker
Admiration
STEEM
Star Grocery Phone LY
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