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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1969
Page
6
A reader asks when a refund from an April filed return will arrive. The column replies that refunds typically arrive in mid June, though late filed returns or those with errors may not be processed fully until early June and delays may apply with notices given if needed.
The Frank and Rozalie Janak descendants held their 13th annual reunion at H and H Hall in Jourdanton on June 8 1969 with 147 attendees from Corpus Christi Schulenburg Laredo Wharton Hallettsville Houston Shiner Ganado Alvin East Bernard San Antonio Pleasanton Midland and others. Also present were worshipers at St Matthew church and local families including Dornak Tymrak Michna and Janak relations. A Mass was led by Rev Francis Kunz followed by a meal and music from local Czech groups. A business session with Monsignor Hubert Janak tallied 147 descendants and guests. oldest attendee was Joe F Michna at 87.
U.S. addresses a campaign against obscene publications and materials sent by mail which offend families and harm children, portraying distribution through the mails as a major threat to the nation’s youth.
Funeral services for Paul F. Mikulencak, who died June 7 1969 at Holmes Hospital, were held June 8 at Seydler Hill Chapel. Burial in Luling City Cemetery. He was born June 5 1888 in Lavaca County and lived in Gonzales for 31 years. Survived by two daughters, six grandchildren and five great grandchildren, plus a twin sister and two brothers. He was 81. Preceded by wife Mary Ann and son Edwin J. Mikulencak.
Catholic Altar Society met Tuesday June 10 1969 at 3 00 p m in the Parish Gym with hostesses Mesdames Kasper Kovalcik Kral Krenek Kouba Janik Janik and Albina Janik. New member Mrs Joe Tesar joined as guests Miss Sedlmeier and Mrs Kubes attended.
In College Station on June 16, Lin da Jacobsen notes a summer job can yield tax benefits for families. Parents and working children may claim $600 exemptions each, with the parent still eligible if supporting the child. Youth may have a personal exemption if claimed as a dependent by a parent, provided the child is a full time student or under 19.
Nolan Morgan of Taft organized a visitor group from Corpus Christi Taft Linton and nearby towns at Rudy's Air Park. The party included several pilots with wives and friends plus fishing and camping at one dollar per carload.
Discussion on forming a clear definition of obscene content to enforce laws. Report notes May 18 calm flying weather with several pleasure craft at Rudy's Air Park north of Yoakum. seven planes on the ground, mostly pre 1946 two seater glider like craft, well maintained with seasoned pilots.
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