Noted Courage Aboard Transatlantic Voyage
Calm voyage turns stormy as the liner battles fierce seas. A boy on deck remains fearless, saying his father is the captain. Passengers fear for safety but are reassured by the boy’s confidence.
16 Jun 1966
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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1966
Page
1
Calm voyage turns stormy as the liner battles fierce seas. A boy on deck remains fearless, saying his father is the captain. Passengers fear for safety but are reassured by the boy’s confidence.
Vacation Church School at United Dr. Martin Luther Church concluded with 92 children and 27 teachers and helpers. Parents night and open house are scheduled for Friday at 7:30 p.m. A brief program on Jesus and the Church will be followed by viewing student work and refreshments. Public invited.
Funeral services for Clint Hull were conducted Saturday at the Full Gospel Church in Gonzales. He died Thursday morning in Holmes Memorial Hospital after several months illness. Burial followed at Stonewall Cemetery with Buffington Funeral Home in charge. Survivors include his wife Bertha May Lyman and three sons, plus a brother.
Due to Monday night’s rainout, a doubleheader will be played Thursday June 16. Teams No. 2 and 4 meet at 7:00 p.m. followed by Teams No. 1 and 3.
The Board of Trustees received a May 24 1966 notification of Medicare approval for the Dr Frank M Wagner Memorial Hospital enabling eligible residents to access hospital care locally. Construction of a new wing is progressing satisfactorily with early completion anticipated.
Last rites were held for seven year old Patricia Hartman at Nalley Pickle Rosewood Chapel Big Spring with a Lutheran minister officiating Burial followed at Big Spring City Cemetery Pallbearers were Ralph Spence Raymond Maeker Marvin Hartman and Douglas Wallace The funeral notes Patricia died after being struck by a car while following her sister across the street on May 30 She was born January 24 1959 daughter of Emmett and Irene Hartman Survivors include her parents six sisters and three brothers with relatives from Shiner and Moulton expressing condolences An obituary line recalled the belief that God gives life and takes it away and wished the family strength in their sorrow
Mrs. Willie Warnke nee Daisy Hirscher aged 79 died in Houston on Monday June 13 1966 at 555 p.m. Funeral services were held at Buffington Funeral Home Shiner on Wednesday June 15 at 1000 a.m. Interment followed at Shiner City Cemetery.
Knights of Columbus will hold their regular meeting at 8 00 p m Thursday June 16 in the Parish Gym The American Legion Auxiliary Unit 201 asks members to bring or send lunch for the July 3 celebration at the Park by 2 00 p m with serving starting at 3 00 p m Election of officers for the Auxiliary will be held at its May 28 meeting in the Legion dining room The text notes numerous social visits and local club activities including Home Demonstration Club reminders and back page notices
The Hallettsville Young Homemakers sponsor a Tupperware party at Hallettsville High School homemaking cottage on Tuesday June 21 at 8 00 p m Mrs Iris Dolezal of Shiner will present the party Call SW 8 2317 Mrs Nick Dillinger or SW 8 2867 Mrs Pete Schulte before Monday June 20 Public invited Reporter
The Shiner ladies softball team meets Cuero on Tuesday at 8 00 pm at Green Dickson Municipal Park softball field. Last season’s games drew excitement and promise this season, inviting fans to attend and support.
Mrs. Ed F. Busch nee Adeline Herder died June 11 1966 at age 84 years 11 months after a long life in Shiner community. Survived by three grandchildren five great grandchildren two sisters and one brother plus two daughters in law. Funeral at Buffingtons Shiner with Rev Oehlke on June 13 followed by burial beside her husband in Shiner Lutheran Cemetery.
Theodore Christian Buesing born August 26 1888 near Hallettsville Texas. He married Minnie Hirsch on October 10 1916 and had three children Gertrude Sam Walter Oscar. Survivors include his children nine grandchildren and one great grandchild. He lived in Shiner after retirement in 1951 and died June 10 1966 at Trinity Lutheran Home. Funeral services were held at United Dr. Martin Luther Church in Shiner with burial in Shiner City Cemetery.
The Rev. Ervin M. Jordan his wife and son travel from Smithville where he served two years as pastor of the First Methodist Church. He will preach his first gospel message Sunday morning June 19 at 10 45 a.m. to the congregation.
Alfred O. Hoerig Jr son of Mr and Mrs Alfred Hoerig Sr of 424 Post Yoakum was ordained into the Lutheran Church in America at Holy Cross Church Yoakum June 12 at 3 00 pm Rev Del Dolton officiated with Rev Emerson Urelian secretary of the Texas Louisiana Synod liturgist Dr Paul Bechter former pastor of Holy Cross co sponsor and other area pastors participated Simultaneous ordinations were held at St Mark Lutheran Corpus Christi and Bethel Avoca Hoerig a Yoakum High School 1958 Texas Lutheran College 1962 graduate studied at Central Seminary Fremont Nebraska interned at Ascension Snyder NY He and wife Patricia Mitchell will live in Corpus Christi where he has accepted a call to St Timothy’s Lutheran Church
Parents of children turning six and starting school in September are urged to enroll in Shiner Independent School Districts Pre School Program open to Shiner Public Schools and St Ludmila Academy beginning students. The four week summer session runs June 20 to July 15 from 8:00 am to 1:00 pm with a mid morning snack and noon meal. Bus pickup and return are available. Call LY 4 3141 or LY 4 3131 to enroll.
Miss Elizabeth Frers announces a new florist shop in Shiner located at her home. She offers funeral sprays corsages potted plants fresh cut and artificial arrangements with orders via Shiner Drug Store or by calling her home.
The Alamo Area TB Association mobile X-ray unit will visit Shiner Friday June 17 at Legion Park, open 10:00 am to 1:00 pm and 2:00 pm to 6:00 pm. Admission is 50 cents for adults and 25 cents for ages 15 to 18, with no one refused for inability to pay. X-ray reports for negatives will not be sent. positives trigger contact with a physician and reports to health authorities. Local groups coordinate the visit with the Blue Ladies assisting.
Harold Duncan Johnson is appointed administrator of Trinity Lutheran Home in Shiner by Rev. Rolf A. Normann. Johnson, former VA official with service in Florida North Carolina and Amarillo, reports June 13. His wife will join later. Flora Lange Ray named Chief of Nursing Service.
Joe J Pohler retired railroad construction worker died at 63 after an extended illness in Shiner. Rosary was recited and a Requiem Mass with burial in Shiner Catholic Cemetery followed at Buf fington Home Chapel. He left a wife Mollie and two sons Joe Jr and Robert, a daughter Judy, five grandchildren, and several siblings.
Mrs. Josephine Ray mother of Mrs. Ollie Pruitt Jr. of Shiner died in a Galveston hospital. The report notes a Galveston hospital death and provides a brief biographical link to Shiner.
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