Salesman Nabbed For Theft Of Billford With $224
Ronald Lee Silcox, 21, a magazine salesman from North Tazeswell Virginia, was arrested on felony theft. He admitted taking Henry Hiles of Columbus pocketbook with 224 dollars from under a porch pillow after a magazine pitch. Sheriff J O Walker said officers found the car near Houston and Silcox led to the hiding place. He is jailed awaiting grand jury action with bond not yet set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald Lee Silcox
North Tazeswell
Silcox
Henry Hiles
Columbus
J. O. Walker
Mr. Hiles
Mystery Of The Missing Vehicles In Texas
Texas Highway Department and police study auto thefts with about 17000 cars stolen yearly Most never recovered and nine percent remain missing Officials seek clues via seminars and license plate tracing Wrecking yard plates are destroyed to prevent reuse Since 1961 salvage yards must remove plates and papers Texas authorities process about 10000 titles and 3000 plates monthly
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Texas Highway Department
Texas
R. W. Townsley
Townsley
Texas Police Association
Toto
Mexico
THD
Highway Department
Police
Last Rites Held For Mrs. John F. Hrnck
Mrs. John F. Hrnck of Moravia died June 7 at Wagner Hospital Shiner at 87 years 9 months 12 days Funeral services were held June 9 at Kabena Funeral Home and Moravia Church with a high mass. Interment Moravia Cemetery. Survived by seven sons two sisters and many grandchildren and great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F
Josephine Morris
Hallettsville
Wagner Hospital
Shiner
Kabena Funeral Home
Moravia Catholic Church
Moravia Catholic
Edward Bartsch
Alton Rudolph
Gustin
Marcus
Paul
James A
Wilton A. Hrnck
Larry Bower
Hrnck
Moravia
Lavaca
John F. Hrnck
Praha
Hrnci
Kjzt Lodge
Altar Society
Ludvik L
C. R. Hrnci
Louis F
San Antonio
Anton V
Schulenburg
Matt
Hallettsville Stock Market Report Overview
Halettsville market lists cattle hogs sheep and goats with prices for good and utility grades. Includes stocker calves heifers yearlings heavy and light bulls, cows and cow and calf pairs, hogs and sheep with ranges and notable daily totals.
Personal crisis reports rank tenth in Texas deaths
A Texas A and M specialist reports personal crisis deaths rank tenth in Texas. Data from the Texas Department of Health show men die by self harm three times more than women, with 96 percent white and ages 45 to 55 most affected. The typical male is 45 to 55, and death occurs between seven and eleven on a sunny Monday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Station
Texas
Patsy Reynolds
Extension
Texas A&m University
Texas State Department of Health
Miss Reynolds
Shiner Church Schedules and Clergy List
The text lists multiple Shiner area churches with service times and pastors. Shiner Catholic Church under Father J. J. Hanacek and Father Alphonse Padalecki, plus Dilworth Mission Church, United Dr. Martin Luther Church, and Shiner Baptist Church provide weekly masses, confessions, Sunday schools, choir practice, and midweek activities led by various pastors including Rev. R A Tindall and Rev. Edmund Deane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shiner Catholic Church
J. J. Hanacek
Alphonse Padalecki
Dilworth Mission
Sacred Heart
United DR. Martin Luther Church
Luther League
LCW
Prac
Methodist Youth Fellowship
W.S.C.S
Holy Communion
Edmund Deane
Shiner Baptist Church
R. A. Tindall
Shiner Students Earn Degrees at SWT College
Two Shiner residents joined more than 300 graduates at Southwest Texas State College 61st spring commencement on May 31. Ronald J. Maneth earned a bachelor of music education and was a SWT band member. Jeanette Miculka received a bachelor of science in education with an elementary education major.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Marcos
Shiner
Southwest
Texas State College
Ronald J. Maneth
August H. Maneth
St. Ludmila’s Academy
SWT
Jeanette Miculka
Frankie Miculka
Miss Miculka
Shiner High School
New Residents Enter Lutheran Home and Local Notices
Mrs. Mary Mozisek and Mrs. Lillie Hausmann joined Trinity Lutheran Home on June 3 and June 5, replacing deceased Mrs. Clara Lockstedt and Mr. Lockstedt who now lives with his daughter in Yoakum. The Council of Catholic Women met May 28 at the parish gym with officer re‑elections and summer reading materials. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Schramm celebrated a Golden Wedding in Houston with family. Adolph Velek Jr. of Houston, son of Shiner residents, was promoted to purchasing agent at Century Chemical Division of Houston Paper Co. Cable cars in San Francisco are pulled along by an underground moving cable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Mozisek
Trinity Lutheran Home
Lillie Hausmann
Clara Lockstedt
Lockstedt
Lillian Shows
Yoakum
Council of Catholic Women
Sadie Erdelt
Celie Spoetzl
Archdiocesan
Joyce Mikes
Joe Michna
Alfred Schramm
Houston
Weldon Schramm
Sandra
Roger
Howard
Adolph Velek Jr
Adolph Velek
Shiner
Century Chemical Division
Houston Paper Co
Shiner High School
San Francisco
Flag Day June 14 Ten Flag Facts
Ten historical notes about Flag Day including the date of authorization in 1777, Francis Hopkinson’s design role, Betsy Ross’s flag, the first added stars for Vermont and Kentucky in 1795, and the origin of the term Old Glory first used by Captain William Driver in Salem in 1831. It also notes the unlikely site of the first flag exposure and foreign salute from the French navy in 1778.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Continental Congress
Francis Hopkinson
Navy
Betsy Ross
Vermont
Kentucky
Quiberon Bay
France
William Driver
Salem
Massachusetts
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Libby
W. K
Staley
Fryers
Slab Bacon
Joel Bacon
Bologna
OLEO
B. Bag
Ls Oy
Pohler
Whitewings
ALLS
Svaranierd Fresh
Maxwell
Coff
Gladiola
Specim
Hard Wheat
Sauerkraut
Star Kist Tuna
Aurora
Morton
Drug Department
Lorien
Robin
Wan
Phe Lift Pohler’s Food Market
Endust
Wapkins
Billford
Jake Cimrhanzel
John J. Hanacek
Buffington Funeral Home
John F. Arncir
Hallettsville Stock Market Report
Ervin Riske
Arthur Wild
Cheapside
Iome
Tice F. E. Eilers, Pastor
Southwest Texas
Lutheran Home
CCW
Neshaminy Creek
Bucks County
Pennsylvania
Oriskany
Quality Pharmacy, Inc
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