Peterson Sisters Cited For Excellence In Education
Announcement highlights Gloria Peterson completing Medical Technology and BS in Science at the University of Texas. She starts training July 1 at the Austin State Hospital School of Technology and plans to earn both degrees. Gloria, valedictorian from Karnes City, later worked in Shiner at the Social Science Library and as Senior Page.
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Shimer
Gloria Peterson
University of Texas
Medical Technology
School of Technology
Austin State Hospital
Gloria
Shiner
Karnes City
State University
Alfred Michalee Tops Exams In Math And Physics
The report from 1926 highlights Alfred Michalee scoring high on exams in mathematics and physics. Also mentioned are Carlos Oram and Manuel Tor with notable percentiles, and references to Bram Heynolds and local addresses in El Campo.
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Bram Heynolds
Fortham Agro Sim
Carlos KH Oram
Hoc St. m
Alfred
Michaier
Amc Manuel Torremmn
Cincinnati Ave
Clean-Up Week Tips From The American Insurance Association
The American Insurance Association offers guidance for safe cleanup during Annual Clean-Up Week. Start in the attic and work downward to manage debris, including old newspapers magazines clothing furniture and other combustibles.
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The
American Insurance Association
Winners Named At Shiner Sheller
A list of prize winners from the Saturday June 12 drawings during Shiner Sheller and Feed Customer Appreciation Days is published. Winners include Tom Hajek for a jacket and many others receiving Checkerboard items, cash certificates, and various goods, with several named individuals and amounts. Also noted are weekend visitors from Pasadena and Houston, plus a local Clean-Up Week advisory urging residents to participate and dispose of yard waste properly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shiner Sheller
Tom Hajek
Emil
Joe Chumchal
Alvin Wenske
Rosie Handl
Henry Vincik
Arthur Kloesel
Chas. Fehner
Erwin Roeder
Ernest Knezek
King
Max Langhoff
Oliver Killough
John P. Kurtz
Rudy Jurica
Clifton Hranitzky
Ben G. Braden
Alphonse Jaks
Clement Kurtz Sr
George Michalec
Frank C. Wagner
Nick Kutac
John Jirkovsky
Stanley Ivicic
G. D. Nolikamper
Eugene Fiedler
Pasadena
George Fiedler
Robert R. Mooney
Houston
L. M. Roeder
Shiner
Mrs William Kosarek Dies in Floresville Hospital
Mrs Mary Ann Kosarek of Poth long employed at Memorial Hospital Floresville died in the hospital at 12 20 pm Thursday June 13 1963 after a nine day illness. She had lived in Poth most of her life and was a member of St Johns Lutheran Ladies Aid and the P T A of Poth. Survived by husband William Kosarek two daughters Betty Jean McChristy of Corpus Christi Beverly Kosarek of Poth a son Willie Kosarek in the U S Air Force three grandchildren four sisters and four brothers.
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William Kosarek
William
Mary Ann) Kosarek
Peth
Memorial Hospital
Floresville
Lchuize
Milton
Raymond Lyssy
Mr Poth
St. John’s Lutheran Ladies Aid
P.T.A
Poth
William Kesarek
Betty Jean
Gene) McChristy
Corpus Christi
Beverly Kosarek
Willie Bob Kosarek
U. S. Air Force
Mellie Barosh
Gonzales
Agnes Irwin
Helen Brandesgy
Lois Schulze
Charlie Janik
el Campo
Alvin Janik
Paul Janik
Frank Janik
Wedding Bells Reach Shiner In May Ceremony
The double ring wedding of Miss Carel Eilers took place at United Dor Martin Luther Church in Shiner with Rev Eifers officiating. She wore a white peau desie gown and beige linen dress with pink rose bouquets. Best man Charles Farmer of Austin. Asters were Dennis Jaluska and Frank Miculka. A wedding dinner followed at Swank Restaurant. The bride, a 1998 Shiner High School graduate, earned a B S in elementary education from Southwest Texas State College. Mr Bednar, a 1959 Shiner High School graduate, holds a B S from Southwest Texas State and an MA.
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United Dor
Martin Luther Church
Shiner
Charies Farmer
Austin
Dennis Jaluska
Houston
Frank Miculka
Farmer
Carel Eilers
Freddie Chumehal
Swank Restaurant
Shiner High School
Southwest Texas State College
Sam Marees
Bednar
San Marcos
Health and Safety Tips From The AMA
The AMA notes smallpox remains a global health issue despite a long standing vaccine. Travel can introduce cases to the United States and booster schedules are irregular. many adults have not maintained protection since military service or prior travel.
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Africa
American Medical Association
United States
Neighbors Travel the World for Smallpox Vaccination
In 1965, local residents travel globally to support smallpox vaccination efforts as the disease spreads in parts of Asia and elsewhere. The text notes the U.S. risk remains very small but argues vaccination will remove this risk.
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Globe
Asia
United States
Local families announce births and community news
Moulten announces a baby daughter Kelley Ann born April 27 1965 at Renger Memorial Epital in Ballettsville weighing eight pounds baptized at St Josephs Church. Grandparents Mr and Mrs Otto Sehnhach of Moulten. Also Mr and Mrs Ahenm Tieken of Harlingen greet a son born June 3 at Valley Baptist Hospital weighing six pounds eleven ounces. Polly born June 11 at Hermes Hospital Gonzales weighs six pounds thirteen ounces. Worship services and church activities listed. A comment notes Allen Hirsch injuring his hand at a generator belt. Jerry Siegel involved with C B Wellhausen and Co. and National Guard camp at Fort Hood. Weekend visit highlights from Shiner for Mayhall-Rumpell wedding in New Braunfels.
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Moulten
Renger
Harlingen
Eorn
The
Valley Baptist Hospital
Ross Lane
Hermes Hospital
Gonzales
Miss
Polly
Allen
Also Mentioned on This Page
Paty Yt
Gladiola
KRAFT
Glen Park
Oscar Mayer
Dixie Dill
Pobler’s
Poirier
Bologna
OLEO
Coca-Cola
Lipton Tea
Rotel Sauerkraut
Uncle Williams
Lowman Popcorn
Tomatoes
del Haven
Cantaloupes
Imperial GA Sugar
PUREX
Liquid Trend
Niagara Starch
Spic & Span
del Monte
Texize
Alfred Michalee
Albert Haverda
New Braunfels
Leslie Beiersdorfer
Rosenberg
John Haverda
Mary Haverda
Emma Beiersdorfer
Alfred Karnau
AMA
F. E. Eilers
Pastor
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