Gratitude Note From GVEC to Shiner Officials
The Gonzales Valley Electric Cooperative expresses thanks to Mayor Ben Marcak and Shiner city staff for aiding Lavaca County after recent rains. Police and office personnel provided radio relay to restore electric service when rural phones were down. GVEC credits the cooperation to quickly reconnect members and extends appreciation to all involved.
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GVEC
Gonzales
Texas
Ben Marcak
Shiner Shiner
Mayor Marcak
Lavaca County
Rev Travis Rider Returns to Shiner Charge
Members of the First United Methodist Church and friends are pleased that Rev. Travis Rider was returned to this charge for another year. He and his family have made many friends and endeared themselves to the community.
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First United Methodist Church
Travis Rider
Rural Texas community wins grand title in improvement program
Fashing-Peggy is named Grand Champion Rural Community of Texas 1972, receiving a $450 cash prize and silver tray. Harris Chapel Crawford Boling are state finalists with prizes of $350 $250 and $150 respectively. Flatonia approves 1 percent city sales tax, taking effect next fall. U.S. Senator Tower approves a $851,200 loan for Gonzales County Water Supply Corporation aiding 532 rural families, businesses and schools.
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Karnes City
South Texas
Fashing-Peggy
Texas
Harris Chapel
Panola County
Crawford
McLennon County
Boling
Wharton County
Gonzales
U.S
John Tower
Gonzales County Water Supply Corporation
the Inquirer
Palo Duro Canyon and TEXAS drama highlighted in Panhandle history
The article describes Palo Duro Canyon's size geology and history from Coronado to General MacKenzie. It notes JA Ranch and Goodnight as early settlers and promotes the outdoor production TEXAS in an amphitheater, with Paul Green and Isaac Van Grove involved, as of its 12th season.
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Texas Panhandle
Palo Duro
Palo Duro Canyon
Francisco Vasques de Coronado
Canyon
Ranald MacKenzie
Goodnight
John Adair
England
Palo Duro Canyon State Park
Texas
Paul Green
Isaac van Grove
Panhandle
Funeral Services Scheduled For Mrs. Jos. Drabek
Mrs. Joseph Rosa Drabek 78 died Monday in Trinity Lutheran Home Shiner. Body in Buffington Funeral Home until 9:00 a.m. June 15 then Requiem Mass at 10:00 a.m. at Shiner Catholic Church. Rosaries scheduled by KJZT Altar Society on Tuesday and parish on Wednesday. Interment in Shiner Catholic Cemetery.
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Joseph
Rosa) Drabek
Trinity Lutheran Home
Shiner
Buffington Funeral
Shiner Catholic
Buffington Chapel
Kjzt and Altar Society
Shiner Catholic Cemetery
Hospital Patients Listed This Week by Towns
The list shows inpatients for SHINER MOULTON FLATONIA HALLETTTSVILLE GONZALES with names including Mrs Henry Ehlers Mrs Vera Harper E W Pfeil Jr Mrs Mary Kubicek Felix Garza Joe H Kouba Cleveland Dilworth plus MOULTON Mrs Edmund Kubicek Mrs Leroy Nieto and baby boy Mrs Ida Kloesel Morris Muehlstein FLATONIA Mrs John Stueh rerberg HALLETT SVILLE John F Matusek and Mrs Julia Pesek Dismissals include a long roster headed by Mrs Bessie Al brecht Mrs Joe A Michna August Kovalcik Allan Ray Hoerig and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shiner
Henry Ehlers
Vera Harper
E. W. Pfeil, Jr
Mary Kubicek
Felix Garza
Joe H. Kouba
Cleveland Dilworth
Moulton
Edmund Kubicek
Leroy Nieto
Baby Boy
Ida Kloesel
Morris Muehlstein
Flatonia
John Stuehrerberg
Hallettsville
John F. Matusek
Gonzales
Julia Pesek
Bessie Albrecht
Joe A. Michna
August Kovalcik
Allan Ray Hoerig
Bennie Hubner
Emma Runk
Albert Cloudy
Sophie Petruzela
Charlie J. Kolar
Hallie Klesel
Ed J. Ulcek
A. C. Brzozowski
August C. Kubecka
Joe A. Olbrich
Flower Garden decor and crafts at Shiner Hospital Benefit
Pink Ladies of the Shiner Hospital Auxiliary host a Flower Garden bazaar on Sunday July 2 at Shiner Hospital. Decorator flowers burlap and large paper blooms available in many colors plus Christmas decorations and miniature arrangements. Donations encouraged for Bazaar and Grab Bag items including aprons bonnets novelties and toys with cash gifts also welcome.
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Pink Ladies of the
Shiner Hospital Auxiliary
Shiner Hospital
Hugh Koether
F. M .Wagner
Summer Amphitheater Season Schedule Announced
The amphitheater lists performances commencing June 22 and continuing daily through August 26 except Sundays. The series showcases a rotating lineup with nightly shows and special events to attract regional audiences.
Baseball Old Timers to Play 3 Innings at Clip per Field
A special feature at Clip per Field in Green-Dickson Park on Saturday June 24, 1972, showcases a 3 inning Old Timers game before the Shiner Clippers meet the La Grange Demons at 8:15 p.m. The event attracts former Shiner players from the 1920s to 1950s plus a polka band.
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Clipper Field
Shiner
Clipper
The
Gazette
Social Security Office Rep to Visit Shiner June 19
A Social Security Office representative from Victoria will be in Shiner at City Hall at 9 a.m. Monday, June 19 to assist residents with retirement survivor's disability and medicare benefit claims and answer questions about the program.
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Social Security Office
Victoria
Shiner
City Hall
Rummage Sale Dates Set by Shiner Church
The annual rummage sale sponsored by Shiner First United Methodist Church will be held August 5 and 12. Mrs. Travis Rider and Mrs. Fred McKissick are chair and co chair. A pickup committee will assist the week of the sale for heavy items and those unable to bring contributions.
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Shiner First United Methodist Church
Travis Rider
Fred McKissick
To Dad on Fathers Day Poem Card Message
A short sentimental verse celebrates fatherhood and the impact of a father as a role model. It speaks of a child watching, listening, and dreaming of growing up to be like the dad, who is seen as wise and always right.
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Dad
Funeral Services Held Friday For Mrs Meta Tenberg
Funeral services at Buffington Chapel Shiner for Mrs Meta Helweg Tenberg 83, with Rev. Travis Rider officiating. Pallbearers included nephews Harvey Tenberg Wil lard Kirby Gilbert P. Schreiber Paul Tenberg Jr Alphons Mikes and Friedrich Schneider. Burial in Shiner City Cemetery. She died June 7 1972 in Trinity Lutheran Home.
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Meta Tenberg
Willie Tenberg
Meta Helweg
Buffington Funeral Home
Shiner
Travis Rider
Shiner City Cemetery
Harvey Tenberg
Randolph Air Force Base
Willard Kirby
la Marque
Gilbert P. Schreiber
Paul Tenberg Jr
Alphons J. Mikes
Friedrich Schneider
Oscar Lee Hirsch Attends 1972 Texas Boys State
The 32nd American Legion Boys State in Texas ran June 7 14 1972 at the University of Texas with 840 high school delegates including Oscar Lee Hirsch son of Mr and Mrs Oscar A Hirsch Rt 1 Shiner sponsored by American Legion Post 201. Participants joined one of two parties Nationalist or Federalist and attended local county and state conventions while housing in eight Boys Cities named for late Department Commanders. A highlight was a Capitol trip June 13 where elected officials served in office for a day. Since 1940 about 16 619 junior high boys have attended Boys State Texas.
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American Legion
Department of Texas
University of Texas
Texas
Mexico
Oscar Lee Hirsch
Oscar A. Hirsch
Rt. 1
Shiner
American Legion Post
Boys State
Capitol
Impressive Rites Held In Shiner For John B. Henkhaus
John B. Henkhaus 86 died June 4 1972 in Shiner. Requiem Mass held at Shiner Catholic Church with rosary at Buffington Chapel. Survived by two sons a daughter and several siblings. Funeral procession noted from Buf fington Funeral Home to church. many relatives from multiple Texas towns attended.
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John B. Henkhaus
Shiner Hospital
Buffington
Shiner
Shiner Catholic Church
John J. Hanacek
New Ulm
Austin County
Texas
Otto
Magdalena
Wendel) Henkhaus
Bittesheim
Germany
Lavaca County
Henkhaus
Clarita Olga Pannewitz
Gustave
Agnes
Tauch) Pannewitz
Flatonia Convalescent Home
Oscar E. Henkhaus
Lake Charles
John F. Henkhaus
John D
Erna) Short
Corpus Christi
Emil H
Hattie) Zander
Temprle
Joe F
Friedda) Bozka
Dorothy Lee
Frank
Richard
Joe Henkhaus
Heinrich Henkhaus
Otto C. Henkhaus
Elo Henkhaus
Edward O
Jack’ Henkhaus
Annie
Elsa
W. G
Katie) Fehrenkamp
Julius A
Lillie) Krueger
July Second Celebration Meat Donations Accepted
A Special Committee will collect cash donations at the Post Office and First National Bank from June 10 to June 24, 8:00 a.m. to noon, for meat purchases for July 2 meals. Donations may also be left at the First National Bank any day. heads of beef are welcome.
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First National Bank
Donation Drive Calls for Goods for Hospital Day Stand
Readers are urged to donate to the July 2 Hospital Day Benefit. Bring one of several listed food items or detergent to Welhausen Foodcraft Patek Grocery and Market or Ray's Grocery and Market.
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Welhausen Foodcraft
Patek Grocery and Market
Ray’s Grocery and Market
For Pete's Sake film shown at Shiner Church June 15 1972
A special community screening of the film For Pete's Sake at 7:30 p.m. on Thursday June 15 1972 at Shiner Baptist Church. The Denver and Colorado Rockies shot drama follows Pete Harper a family man and service station owner facing unexpected problems and seeking renewal. Rev Charles Ferrell extends the invitation to all local families.
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Shiner Baptist Church
Denver
Colorado Rockies
Pete Harper
Charles Ferrell
Organ Concert at Lutheran Church by Baldwin Representative
Rene Hammel of the Baldwin Organ Company will play a recital Sunday June 25 1972 at 3 30 p m at United Dr Martin Luther Lutheran Church on the Baldwin Model 11 organ recently purchased by the congregation. The instrument blessed May 28 is a two manual electronic organ with chimes carillon and other features meeting American Guild of Organists specs. it replaces a smaller organ and serves the church.
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Rene Hammel
Baldwin Organ Company
United
Dr. Martin Luther Lutheran Church
American Guild of Organists
Farm Bureau Queen's Contest schedules July 11 in Hallettsville
Lavaca County Farm Bureau announces the Queen's Contest on July 11, 1972 at the American Legion Hall Hallettsville at 8 pm. Applications are available at the Farm Bureau Office Box 272 Hallettsville for girls 16 to 22 who are daughters or sisters of Farm Bureau members and single. A Little Miss contest for ages 4 to 8 accompanies the event. Deadline for applications is July 10.
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Lavaca County
Farm Bureau
American Legion Hall
Hallettsville
Contract Signed for New Shiner Hospital Project
The Hospital Board of Trustees on June 12 1972 authorized President George Watzlavick to sign a contract with A A Construction Co of Victoria for a new hospital in Shiner. The contract amount is 350 789 00, 26 011 below the original bid, reflecting changes in specifications. The revised cost estimate shows building 413 025 00, fixtures and furnishings 273 290 00, and fees 139 735 00 net.
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Hospital Board of Trustees
George Watzlavick
A & A Construction Co
Victoria
Shiner
Beer Garden Featured At Shiner Hospital Day
Shiner Hospital Day on Sunday July 2 at Legion Park includes a beer garden with cold local brew and souvenir pitchers. Live music provided on tap by Shiner bands led by Adolph Seidenberger featuring the George MacHart Orchestra Rudy Kurtz Orchestra Louis Nevlud Orchestra and the Joe Strauss and Adolph Seidenberger groups.
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Shiner Hospital
Legion Park
Adolph Seidenberger
Shiner
George Machart
Rudy Kurtz
Louis Nevlud
Joe Strauss
Community Meeting and Club Notices for Shiner Area
Day Camp runs Monday June 19 through Saturday June 24 from 9 a m to 2 30 p m at Green Dickson Municipal Park. Hermann Sons Shiner Lodge No 20 meets June 19 with supper at 7 30 p m and a business session. Shiner Firemen Auxiliary Family Night Supper is June 27 at the Fire Station with each family bringing a cut up fryer and side dish. Knights of Columbus meet June 15 at 8 p m at the Shiner VFW Home with a speaker and refreshments. TOPS meets Mondays at 7 p m in the dining room for weight loss support.
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Green- Dickson
Hermann Sons
Shiner
Shiner Firemen’s Auxiliary
Knights of Columbus
Shiner Vfw
Trinity Lutheran Home
Shiner Astros Cubs Trip Planned for July 23 at Astrodome
Three local sponsors announce a bus trip from Shiner and Hallettsville to the Astrodome to watch the Houston Astros and Chicago Cubs on Sunday July 23 1972. Continental Trailways will charter a bus leaving Shiner at 10:00 a.m. returning after the game with round trip tickets priced at 10.50 including reserved game seats and on board refreshments. Reservations to Mrs Emil L Balusek Sr or via coupon to P O Box 202 Shiner Texas 77984.
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Shinerites
Houston Astros
Chicago Cubs
Astrodome
Continental Trailways
Shiner
Hallettsville
Shiner Gazette
Spoetzl Brewery
Emil L. Balusek
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