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Newspaper

Shiner Gazette

Location

Shiner, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1967

Page

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Dolezal Retires From Navy After 19 Years of Service

Edwin Daniel Dolezal, a Navy First Class Personnel Man, was released from active duty at 7 a.m. June 6 and transferred to the Fleet Reserve after 19 years and 9 days of service. Ceremony held at Naval Air Station Corpus Christi with family in attendance.

Edwin Daniel Dolezal Fleet Reserve Naval Air Station Corpus Christi U. S. Navy Naval Training Center San Diego Calif Naval School Command San Francisco Yuba Buena Island Alameda Brooklyn N. Y Naval Communication Station Adak Alaska Shiner T. A. Dolezal Thomas Hughs Tommy Steven

Notice To Cemetery Lot Owners

The Shiner City Cemetery Association asks lot owners who clean their own plots to place only discarded flowers and greenery in containers. The sexton reports sand and gravel make containers hard to move. Those not contributing to cemetery upkeep should bring their own containers.

Shiner City Cemetery Association Sexton

Community meetings and notices for June events

Bunjes Home Demonstration Club meets June 20 at 2 30 PM at Mrs Henry Goetz Sr home with a Home Nursing demonstration. Shiner club meets June 15 at 8 PM at Mrs Frank Steiner home with Home Nursing led by Mrs O A Kosler. Firemen's Auxiliary and Shiner Volunteer Fire Department observe family night June 27 at 7 PM at the fire hall bring one fried chicken and a side dish. Knights of Columbus hold meeting and officer election June 15 at 8 PM Parish Gym. St Paul High School 1967 graduates to select graduation pictures from proofs with Sister Helen. Fifth KRESTA Reunion June 18 at Taiton Hall bring basket lunch.

Shiner Home Demonstration Club Frank Steiner O. A. Kosler Shiner Volunteer Fire Department Knights of Columbus St. Paul High School Sister Helen Kresta Taiton Hall el Campo

Henry J Strauss Named Owner of Lee County News

Henry J Strauss of Austin becomes principal owner of the Lee County News at Giddings effective June 1 1967 and will serve as editor and publisher. His wife Agnes Smolik will join the business. Strauss began in 1925 on the Hallettsville New Era-Herald and later led the Schulenburg Sticker and La Grange Journal before moving to Austin.

Henry J. Strauss Austin Lee County News Giddings Agnes Smolik Mr. Strauss Shiner Texas Hallettsville New Era-Herald Schulenburg la Grange Journal G&s

Pustejovsky Ordained Jesuit Priest in New Orleans

On June 7 1967 four Southern Jesuits were ordained at the Church of the Most Holy Name of Jesus in New Orleans, among them Rev Julius August Pustejovsky. Archbishop Philip M Hannan presided and Pustejovsky, son of August F Pustejovsky and Agnes Pustejovsky of Danbury Texas, began his priestly service after studies across multiple institutions and a focus on Russian. First Mass of Thanksgiving was June 11 at St Anthony's Danbury with family and friends from Shiner San Antonio Viola and Bay City.

People of God Julius August Pustejovsky Philip M. Hannan S.T.L J.C.D New Orleans Grand Coteau Spring Hill College Jesuit High School Tampa St. Mary’s College Fordham Indiana University Father Pustejovsky Frank Strong Joe Struka John Pustejovsky Shiner Louis Pustejovsky Fred Jurica San Antonio St. Anthony’s Church Danbury Joseph Struka Leon J. Miculka Brigid Johnny E. Hajek Gail Frank Petru Leroy Joseph Surovec Frances Surovec Edward Novosad Patrick Stluka John Porter Ronnie Viola Kansas Curtis Riske Bay City

Rites Thursday For Clarence E. Matus

Clarence E Matus 46 of 216 Stratford Houston died June 6 1967 in Ben Taub Hospital. Rosary was read June 7 and funeral June 8 at Buffington Chapel with Requiem Mass at Shiner Catholic Church burial in Shiner Catholic Cemetery. He is survived by his mother L L Matus and brothers Jerry and Victor with relatives in Moravia Socorro and other towns. His father died in 1965.

Clarence E. Matus Stratford Houston Ben Taub Hospital Shiner Buffington Funeral Home John J. Hanacek Buffington Chapel Shiner Catholic Charles Carolan Eugene Fischnar Porter Eddie Drabek Robert Mikesh San Antonio Bill Mikesh Gonzales Bennie Barcak Emil Matus Matus Lavaca County Texas Ludwig L Annie Mikesh) Matus Kokernot Kopecky L. L. Matus Hallettsville Jerry L. Matus Moravia Victor Matus Socorro New Mexico Jerome Matus Viet Nam Kathy Helen Matus

Hospital Visiting Hours and Weekly Patient List

Visiting periods at Frank M. Wagner Memorial Hospital Foundation are set: 7:00 a.m. to 7:38 a.m., 10:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m., 2:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m., and 7:00 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. This week’s listed patients include Mrs. Albert Benes, Max Friedrich, Mrs. Hedwig Buske, Mrs. Rosie Kolar, Nestor Tijeriana, Mrs. Anton Koncaba, Fritz Meyer, Ignac Pavlica, Julius Cortez, Shiner, Mrs. Willie Faltysek, Moulton, Joe Machicek, Hallettsville, Mrs. Cyril Mican, Rosenberg. Dismissed patients are Mrs. Charles Kresta, Charles Netardus, Mrs. Joe Vanek, Robert Struka, Edgar Guettner, John Henkhaus, Mrs. Frank Darilek, Mrs. Adolph Drabek, Louis Roznovsky, Rudolph Haas, Alvin Torres.

Frank M. Wagner Memorial Hospital Foundation Albert Benes Max Friedrich Hedwig Buske Rosie Kolar Nestor Tijeriana Anton Koncaba Fritz Meyer Ignac Pavlica Julius Cortez Shiner Willie Faltysek Moulton Joe Machicek Hallettsville Cyril Mican Rosenberg Charles Kresta Charles Netardus Joe Vanek Robert Struka Edgar Guettner John Henkhaus Frank Darilek Adolph Drabek Louis Roznovsky Rudolph Haas Alvin Torres

Last Rites For Mrs Anton Hanzalik In Gonzales

Funeral services for Mrs. Anton Hanzalik 70 years old were held at St. James Church Gonzales on June 10 1967 with burial at Shiner Catholic Cemetery. She nee Josephine Hanzlik born August 11 1896 in Lavaca County survived by husband two daughters a son two grandchildren and three great grandchildren. She had seven sisters and one brother and pallbearers were listed.

St. James Catholic Church Gonzales Anton Hanzalik Anthony Elsing Shiner Catholic Elsing Hanzalik Josephine Hanzlik Lavaca County Edward and Veronika (Adamcek) Hanzlik Czechoslovakia East St. Louis Street Albert Mary) Barta Erich Lillie) Luedeke Anton Hanzalik, Jr Victoria Trbula Annie Pavelka George West Willie Rosie) Zavadil Fort Worth Veronika Janota Prague Okla Frances Zapalac Flatonia Frank Millie) Panis Betty Pavelka Shiner Ed Hanzlik Anton Hanzalik III Herman Hanzalik Edward Hanzlik Willie Pavelka Louis Malarek Alfred Hermann Emily Dominic John Mary) Richter Moulton Ignac Ernestina) Pavlica

Ernest Kral Sr Returns Home After Hospital Stay

Ernest Kral Sr. came home from Houston last Thursday after a several week stay at M. D. Anderson Hospital. He is reportedly recovering satisfactorily from recent surgery, and his friends and relatives greet the return with relief.

Ernest Kral Sr Houston M. D. Anderson Hospital

Release of 148 Million in Rural Loan Funds Announced

The Farmers Home Administration will insure an additional 148 million dollars in rural loans to fund 30 million in Farm Ownership loans and 118 million in Rural Housing loans for low and moderate income families. Local offices in Lavaca County, Texas, led by George E. Riedel, will discuss programs Tuesdays 9 to 12.

Farmers Home Administration L. J. Cappleman Texas Washington Orville Freeman USDA Lavaca County Halletsville George E. Riedel

Social Security Agent To Visit Shiner Monday June 19

A Social Security representative from Victoria will be at Shiner City Hall at 9 a.m. Monday June 19, 1967 to help with retirement survivor and disability claims and Medicare enrollment. The Victoria office urges timely contact for survivors benefits disability eligibility age 62 and near 65, and notes Thursday evening hours.

Social Security Office Victoria Shiner City Hall M. E. Owen Victoria Federal Building

Auxiliary Fires Night Supper Plans Set for June 27

The Firemen's Auxiliary met May 23 1967 approving June 27 Family Night Supper committees led by Fry Mesdames E J Henkhaus and Adolph Seidenberger. Members were asked to bring a fried dish and a covered side by 5 PM for a 7 PM supper, with a gate to seal the stairwell built by Millard Sonntag. After July 18 firemen practice the auxiliary hosts an ice cream social for families, each bringing bowls and spoons.

Fry—Mesdames E. J. Henkhaus Alois Kasper Frankie Mig Kermit Harbers Bennie Simper Emil Schacherl E. J. Kempeten Adolph Seidenberger Millard Sonntag

Rites Held For Mrs. L. D. Horwood

Funeral services for Mrs. Lavinia Horwood 94 of Seguin were conducted at 3 p.m. Sunday at the First Methodist Church in Nixon with burial in Nixon Cemetery under Finch Funeral Home direction. Survivors include her son Rev. Stanley R. Horwood of Seguin. Shiner attendees included Rev. and Mrs. Ervin M. Jordan and several local residents.

Nixon Lavinia Horwood Seguin First Methodist Church Nixon Cemetery Finch Funeral Home Stanley R. Horwood Shiner Ervin M. Jordan William Wendtland Edgar C. Wolters R. B. Kroulik

21 From Lavaca County Enroll At Victoria College

Victoria College reports a record 456 students in the summer term, up from 401 in 1966. Lavaca County contributes 21 students to a list including Linda Kruse Hal Reichardt and other Lavaca and nearby county residents among enrollees.

Lavaca County Victoria College Roland Bing Victoria County Calhoun County DeWitt County Goliad Jackson County Linda Kruse Hal Reichardt of Shiner Homer Berger Glenn Blahuta Christian Bruns Clarence Clark Robert Etlinger James Few Jaclyn Goode Richard Gunkel David Henrichs James Rainer Lillian Koether Betty Lindsey Sharon Meyer Joy Mikulenko Michael Munson Arley Schulte Marcus Schwartz Emil Svatek Bill Whitley

Area Deaths Honor Two Local Residents

Area death notices honor Mrs. Agnes Stefek Hreek 90 of Moulton and Leroy J. Sommerlatte 45 of Eagle Lake. Mrs. Hreek born in 1877 in Czechoslovakia died June 9 1967 in Shiner. services June 12 at Kabena Funeral Home and St. Marys Church with Rev. Psencik. Sommerlatte died June 8 1967 in Houston. services June 10 at Kubena Funeral Home and Sacred Heart Church with full military rites. burial at Sacred Heart Cemetery. Survivors listed for both families include children, siblings, and grandchildren. Pallbearers named for both services.

Hallettsville Frank Hreek Route 1 Moulton Frank Wagner Shiner Hreek Agnes Steffek Czechoslovakia Kabena Funeral Home St. Mary’s Frances Brezik Houston Joe Steffek Hubert Novak Marvin Harry Leon Hreek Anton Janak Eugene Gillar Leroy Sommerlatte Leroy J. Sommerlatte Eagle Lake Veterans Hospital Mr. Sommerlatte Lavaca County Simona de la Rosa Kubena Funeral Sacred Heart Catholic Church Lambert Laskowski Sacred Heart Catholic Cemetery VFW Marie Veronica Sommerlatte Raymond Richard Pedro Johnny Christopher Sommerlatte Tony Garza Della Mae Meyer Sublime Steve Tewardowski Bay City Claude Sommerlatte New York

Alvin Marine Billy Dixon Dies in Vietnam at 20

William A. Dixon Jr. died May 29 1967 near Thua Thien Republic of Vietnam. An honor marine he trained at Camp Pendleton and San Diego and was awarded by Leatherneck Magazine. He was born May 28 1947 in Alvin and survived by his parents sister and grandparents with services held June 12 1967 at Martin Funeral Chapel.

Alvin William A Billy) Dixon Jr W. A. Dixon Thua Thien Republic of Vietnam Young Dixon Vietnam San Diego California Camp Pendleton Calif Leatherneck Magazine Billy Dixon Alvin Junior College First Baptist Church Martin Funeral Chapel Confederate Cemetery W. A Benita Filipp) Dixon Cynthia Dixon W. D. Dixon Frank Emily Pustejovsky) Filipp Danbury Joe Stluka John Pustejovsky Shiner Joseph Stluka Louis Pustejovsky Leon J. Miculka Brigid Johnny E. Hajek Gail Patrick Stluka Fred Jurica San Antonio John Porter Ronnie Viola Kansas Curtis Riske Bay City

Ray's Grocery and Market Grand Opening Week

Ray's Grocery and Market announces a grand opening sale on June 15 16 and 17 led by Raymond Maeker and staff. Shoppers can enjoy specials and register for free prizes awarded on Saturday June 17. Ads in this issue provide details.

Ray’s Grocery and Market Raymond Maeker

Schwabe Mikes Paving Wins Fayette SH 71 Contract

Schwabe Mikes Paving Co won the Fayette SH 71 project in 0.366 miles with the low bid of 61060 dollars and 15 cents. Construction of a scenic overlook will take about 60 working days under district engineer H C Veazey in Yoakum and resident engineer George F Gold in La Grange.

Fayette County Austin State Highway Commission Schwabe & Mikes Paving Co H. C. Veazey Yoakum George F. Gold la Grange

Layman's Conference Speakers At Mt Wesley Oklahoma City

Dr Lovern of St Luke s Methodist Church Oklahoma City gave the principal address at the Layman s Conference held June 9 11 at Methodist Mount Wesley Other speakers included Judge Herman Jones Austin Bishop Steven A Leven auxiliary to the Archbishop of San Antonio and Bishop Eugene Slater Southwest Methodist Conference presiding officer Judge Tom Beavley Austin was program chairman and James M Walker Seguin served as dean and registrar The theme Choose You This Day drew a large crowd of laymen and church leaders

Chess Lovern St. Luke’s Methodist Church Oklahoma City Oklahoma Methodist Mount Wesley Herman Jones Austin Steven A. Leven

Billy Graham Television Crusade Broadcast Dates

Viewers are reminded of the Billy Graham Nationwide Television Crusade to air June 21 to 23. KTBC Channel 7 Austin schedules June 21 at 9 00 p m and June 22 23 at 6 30 p m. KONO Channel 12 San Antonio airs June 21 at 7 00 p m and June 22 23 at 8 00 p m.

Billy Graham KTBC Austin KONO Channel 12 San Antonio

4 H Roundup Awards For Hallettsville Shiner Clubs

Mary Ann Hilmer Appelt took second in Dairy Demonstration while Kathleen Dornak and Susan Svetlik earned second in Poultry Demonstration. Cynthia Kramerbauer and Margaret Vahalik received red ribbons in Bread and Cereals and Vegetable Fruit. Coached by Mrs E J Valenta, the Hallettsville Sacred Heart 4 H Club teams dominated with Shiner 4 H Club members among the Food Show participants.

Mary Ann Hilmer Appelt Kathleen Dornak Susan Svetlik Cynthia Kramerbauer Margaret Vahalik Hallettsville Sacred Heart E. J. Valenta

Director On Hand At Monument Session

R. J. Pesek of Hallettsville a director of Monument Builders of the Southwest attended the 23rd annual convention which concluded in Dallas Saturday evening. Mr and Mrs Claude Miller of Victoria also attended with about 125 dealers from Texas Oklahoma and New Mexico.

R. J. Pesek Hallettsville Monument Builders of the Southwest Dallas Claude Miller Victoria Texas Oklahoma New Mexico

Golden Eagle Passports Offered by Texas Parks Dept

Texans planning outdoor vacations to Federal recreation areas can obtain Golden Eagle Passports for seven dollars from the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department in Austin. The passport grants unlimited admission to designated federal areas. Apply by mail with a seven dollar check to the U S Bureau of Outdoor Recreation at the John H. Reagan Building Austin Texas 78701.

Austin—Texans Golden Eagle Texas Parks and Wildlife Department Austin U. S U. S. Bureau of Outdoor Recreation John H. Reagan Texas

Delmareen Laas Seeks Texas Track Club Spotlight

Delmareen Laas runs for the Texas Track Club under Mrs. Margaret Ellison of Abi lene home base. She placed fourth in the 440-yard dash at the U S Federation Meet in Houston on June 2 with 63.1 seconds and later finished third in her heat in the 440. She also ran the 880-yard event in 2 34.4, first time at half mile, at the USTFF championship in Albuquerque where Kaspar Wire Works sponsored her.

Delmareen Laas Texas Track Club Margaret Ellison Abilene U. S. Federation Houston Albuquerque New Mexico USTFF Kaspar Wire Works Cullen Astra- Belles Texas Metro TSU Iowa Jim Ryan Randy Matson Delmareen Miami Florida Delmar Laas of Shiner Laas

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E. D. Dolezal USN Bunjes Home Demonstration Club Henry Goetz Sr Giddings Paper J. A. Pustejovsky Mrs. A. Hanzalik United States Puerto Rico Virgin Islands Andrew Geneva Benjamin Marcak Frank Hrcek Kabena Funeral Home Chapel Ray's Groc Mkt Schwabe-Mikes Paving Co Fayette Dr. Lovern Mt. Wesley P&w Dept Barbara Burns Hospital Cuero Helen Kosler Wagner Memorial Hospital Diocesan Catholic Nurses Hilton Inn
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