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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1964
Page
2
The Peach Creek Philosopher on Rt. 3 Johnson grass farm reflects on work options in his letter this week. He nominates public opinion poll taking and long range weather predicting as two of the easiest jobs.
Explains that you can be liable for an agent’s actions when you hire someone to perform tasks or enter contracts on your behalf. Includes examples of a lawn care error and a car trip resulting in injury, plus safeguards about consent and partnership contracts. Ends with advisory notice from the Texas State Department of Health.
Austin health officials advise light meals high in fruits and vegetables during heat. Rehydrate with water and salt if sweating heavily. Wear loose light clothing and favor cooler times for exercise. Swim safely, avoid swimming alone, and don’t overeat after meals. Summer can be enjoyable with smart habits.
Pvt. Eugene Pustka finished eight weeks of basic combat training at Fort Polk Louisiana. After two weeks leave he flies to Fort Ord California to begin six months more active duty, due to end September 4. He is the son of Mrs. Alois Pustka and the late Mr. Pustka and a 1963 Saint Ludmila's Academy graduate.
Betty Jo Fishbeck niece of Mr and Mrs Louis Fishbeck enrolls in Baldwin Business College for the summer term starting June 8. She will take the Executive Secretaryal Course and is a 1964 Moulton High School graduate daughter of Mr and Mrs Raymond Fishbeck of Moulton. Adolph Vesely and family from Taft visited last week in Taft.
Tech Sergeant Ray Muenich and his wife and family end a 30 day leave with his parents in Texas after a three year tour in France. They visited relatives in San Antonio New Braunfels Houston Denison and Jacksonville Ark during leave and in Europe they toured Rome Holland and Germany. Their youngest child born in France is now two years old.
Moulton area resident Moulton-Alouis Schacherl, a 99 year old retired farmer born in Czechoslovakia in 1864, died May 26 1964 at his home near Old Moulton after a week of illness. He immigrated in 1889 and farmed in Lavaca and Gonzales counties. Survived by four sons, seven daughters, 26 grandchildren, 40 great grandchildren and 2 great great grandchildren. Funeral services were held May 28 at St. Josephs Catholic Church with burial in Moulton Catholic Cemetery.
Alvina Hons received a Bachelor of Arts degree in a May 29 ceremony at St. Anne's Church Houston for St Thomas University graduates. Parents Mr and Mrs F A Hons of Houston and grandparents Mr and Mrs F W Hons of Moulton and Albin Darilek of Shiner are listed. He plans a teaching career.
Gonzales market reports cattle and hog prices with gains for stocker calves and strong feeder segments. Cattle values range from 14 to 22.50 per hundredweight while hogs top at 15.70 with sows to 14. A note says market start time will move from 11 a.m. to 10 a.m. next week June 13.
The infant Alan Ervin Dornak, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ervin T. Dornak of Houston, was baptized at Queen of Peace Catholic Church with Rev. Father Donald J. Starker officiating. Sponsors were Martin F. Pesek and wife. Grandparents Lucy Meier and Charles Dornak family attended. mother is Lucille Meier of Yoakum. Palm beetles threaten young palms.
Sincere thanks extend to all who were thoughtful during our stay in Frank Wagner Memorial Hospital. Special thanks to Dr. Robert Wagner hospital staff and nurses for care Father Alphonse Padalecki for prayers and visit and to relatives and friends for gifts cards and visits Mr and Mrs Sedlmeyer for the Gazette Your thoughtfulness will always be remembered May God bless you all. Mrs Robert Nevlud And Robert Anthony Jr.
Little Robert Anthony Nevlud Jr the infant son of Mr and Mrs Robert A Nevlud of Shiner received Holy Baptism at Saints Cyr il and Methodius Catholic Church in Shiner on Tuesday June 2 with Rev Alphonse Padalecki officiating Sponsors are Louis Nevlud Sr and Wife of Shiner The Jurica Family Reunion was held Sunday June 7 at Corpus Christi with Shirley and Sandra in attendance.
Mrs. John J. Pustejovsky expresses heartfelt thanks to Dr. Robert Wagner, doctors and staff of M. D. Anderson, clergy, friends and Gazette staff for care, gifts, prayers, and support during her recent stay and convalescence in Houston.
Merlin Jones caused a chemistry mishap in a course led by the Absent-minded Professor at the Palace Theatre, affecting Saturday and Sunday events. The narrative notes William McKinley as the last Civil War veteran to become U.S. president.
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