Cancer Crusade aids Lavaca County volunteers and kin
A Hallettsville column honors cancer workers led by Judy Renger and Maggie Brice in Lavaca County. It highlights Hilda Kuehn sewing 1256 dressings and Johnny Coats, plus a community quilt block drive and thanks from helpers and readers across Texas communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lavaca County
Everett
Judy) Renger
Maggie Brice
Laddie Bucek
Terrell Mullins
Judy
August
Hilda) Kuehn
Johnny Coats
Mrs. Kuehn
Hilda
Mrs. Strieback
Raindl earns BBA with honors from University of Texas
Gregory Raindl son of Mrs Louise Raindl and the late Jim Raindl received his BBA degree with honors from the University of Texas in Austin on Saturday May 20 1972. He is the grandson of Mrs Frank Claudia Raindl of Lubbock and Mrs Alois Frances Kasparek of Yoakum. Attending exercises in Austin were Mrs Louise Ravnd and Claudia of San Antonio Mr and Mrs Jack Vanderslice of Houston Mr and Mrs Ben Caka Mrs Charles Peterek and Mrs Phil Vrazel of Corpus Christi.
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Gregory Raindl
Louise Raindl
San Antonio
Jim Raindl
University of Texas In Austin
Gregory
Frank
Claudia) Raindl
Lubbock
Alois
Frances) Kasparek
Yoakum
Austin
Louise Ravnd
Claudia
Jack Vanderslice
Houston
Ben Caka
Charles Peterek
Phil Vrazel
Corpus Christi
Baptism of Adrian Paul Kubicek in Moulton Church
Infant Adrian Paul Kubicek son of Mr and Mrs George Kubicek was baptized at St Josephs Church Moulton on Sunday April 30 Father Robert Schmidt presided Sponsors were Mr and Mrs Oscar Lee Tousek of Moulton uncle and aunt to the baby Lucinda Stanley James and Michael welcomed him home from the ceremony
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adrian Paul
George Kubicek
Moulton
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Robert Schmidt
Oscar Lee Tousek
Lucinda
Stanley
James
Michael
Shiner Rotary Covers James Jr Speech and Hospital News
Rotary members heard a tape of Major General Daniel Chappie James Jr the Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense Public Affairs. The talk, given at the April Rotary 589 Convention in Austin, praised the USA and POW awareness and ended with a discussion. Glade Welhausen reported on Shiner Hospital construction and plans to support the Shi ner Club SOS. Visitors included Laddie Janecek, Bill Ferguson, Bud Meyer, and Larry Lacy. one member absent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Club
Daniel ‘‘Chappie
James Jr
Rotary 589
Austin
USA
Glade Welhausen
Shiner Hospital
Glade
Shiner Club
Laddie Janecek
San Antonio
Bill Ferguson
Cuero
Bud Meyer
Larry Lacy
Hallettsville
Hunters Pay Own Way With License Fees Taxes
Hunters and fishermen spent over 256 million dollars last year on licenses tags and permits while 47.8 million came from taxes on arms ammunition and tackle. Taxes are apportioned to states for fish and wildlife programs. Hospital Day celebration in Shiner Texas noted for Sunday July 2 1972.
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Austin
U.S
Shiner
Texas
New Ulm Firemen Hose Down Clippers
The Clippers lost 9-7 to the New Ulm Firemen in a Saturday game in New Ulm. Clipper miscues helped the Firemen plate five runs in the third, then add a run in the fifth and three more in the seventh to seal the win while the Clippers added two in the eighth on Dreyer’s two doubles driving in Simper and Strait.
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Clippers
New Ulm Firemen
New Ulm
Elroy Othold
Donald Strait
Ron Dreyer
Dreyer
Simper
Strait
Little League Season Opens May 29
The Little League schedule begins May 29 with teams set to start play across the league. Managers and players prepare for the season’s opening games and local communities anticipate drills, rosters, and early standings.
Shiner Little League Opens With Walks and Big Hits
The 1972 Shiner Little League season began May 29 with Mayor Ben Marcak presenting each player a baseball. Troop 232 conducted flag and bugler Leonard A. Darilek played taps. Week one saw Braves defeat Sackers 29 to 7, Kickers beat Royals 6 to 1, Mints edge Rangers 20 to 19, Nailers beat Knights 4 to 2, and Tigers narrowly beat Astros 6 to 5 with multiple highlights and key performances from players such as Hajek, Panis, Kalich, Otto, and Hanzel.
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Ben Marcak
Boy Scouts of Troop 232
Leonard A. Darilek
Braves
Darryl Stanley
Kenneth Machacek
Patrick Hajek
Melvin Flowers
Roger Jones
Mark Panis
Michael Kalina
Terry Mayberry
Kickers
Royals
Mints
Rangers
Ranger Moundsman
Rodney Kalich
Patrick Seidenberger
Marty Rivera
Glen Dolezal
Randy Foyt
Kenneth Wenske
Timmy Kalich
Paul Malinovsky
Ronnie Stary
Mark Wenske
Duschinski Leads Clippers Win Over Wharton 8-3
Duschinski pitched for Shiner and earned the victory as the Clippers routed Wharton 8 to 3 at Green Dickson Park on Sunday June 4 1972. Turek homered in the 8th for his fourth of the season and Dreyer led with three hits in a 19 hit club effort.
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Shiner Clippers
Wharton
Green-Dickson Municipal Park
Tom Duschinski
Bill Turek
Ron Dreyer
Dreyer
Donald Strait
Clippers
Jim Lampkin
John Kovalcik
Duschinski
Larry West
Reggie Othold
Turek
Lampkin
Othold
Wharton— Dujka
Pan-American Life Ad Promotes Insurance Protection
An old Pan American Life Insurance Company advertisement touts large yearly life protection payments and annual benefits. It cites 1971 figures and claims $755 million paid to policy owners, urging readers to insure for family security and old age with agent Joseph Muras in Shiner Texas.
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Pan-American Life Ins. Co
Joseph Muras
P. O. Box
Shiner
Texas
Bus Schedules From Shiner to Major Cities
Continental Trailways lists departures from Shiner to Houston at 11 34 a m and 9 50 p m to San Antonio at 1 07 p m and 9 45 p m Kerrville Bus Lines shows Shiner departures to Victoria at 2 20 p m and to Austin at 9 05 a m with return times 8 20 p m and 7 20 p m respectively.
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Continental ‘Trailways
Shiner
Houston
San Antonio
Kerrville Bus Lines
Victoria
Austin
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Molly's Corner
By Molly Pesek
Earth
Lawrence
Esther) Heinsohn
Clarence Kuehn
U.S. Army
Germany
Esther
Bryan
Clarence
Trudie
Bernie
Steve
Godfrey
Marie) Elekar
Kuehn
Mary Appelt
Willie Sawyer
Rt. 1
Box 79
Molly
Mrs. C. M. Damascus
Box
Schulenburg
Pearl Hohensee
Albert Hohensee
Emma Gene Wagner
Adolph W
Molly Moocher Pesek
Sally Huebner
Izmir
Turkey
Col. L. H. D. Williams
U. S. Army P.X
U. S
Dora A
Williams
Joe Ehler, Jr
Lawrence St. Houston
George Johnson
Mack Wilson
South Main
Molly Pesek
Mollie
Adolph Kulhanek
Rt. 2
Richard
Arlene Faye) Penn
Ella T. Sievers
Flatonia
Gonzales
Flatonia Or
Gonzales Commission Co
Eleanor Barry McGahey
Darrell DeMoss
Roger Weldon Schramm
Robert Goodloe McGahey, Jr
Pittsburgh
Eleanor Barry
Weldon Schramm
Birmingham
Alabama
Schramm
Alfred Schramm
Fred C. Krause
Mr. Krause
Shiner Rotary Club
Casa Fiesta
Rincacgin
America
Rexal
Shiner Drug CO
Shiner, Texas
P Farenthold
P Reichert
P Burtchel
Preston Price
Jonathan Petry
Randy Schaefer
Gary Machacek
R. Schaefer
G. Machacek
Donnie Schaefer
Nailers
Bop Knights
Knights
Carlton Mathis
Eddy Rodriguez
David Boedeker
Paul Grosenbacher
Harold Koenning
Victor Koncaba
The
Lester Haas
Larry Fisseler
Mark Matula
Tigers
Astros
David Otto
Robert Mikes
Tim Kresta
Anthony Mathis
James Hanzel
Otto
David Hanzel
Dixon Watzlavick
D. Hanzel
Daniel Peters
Gary Hartman
Morris Guettner
Kenneth Mathis
Bruce Benes
Donald Syamken
Jimmy Mauric
Timmy Kresta
Wendtland
Kuleak
C. J
Carlton
A. J
Gilligan
Brosche
Wozniak
P Galloway
H Ave
Steineman
Ss Strait
Kaspar
Kovalcik
West
Yorke
Syenlee
PTT le Thtee
Super
Charlie Janota, Jr
Marvin J. Adamek
Sastwiill and
Testament
First National Bank
FDIC
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