Food supplements and safety lessons from Lavaca County
Mary Francis notes Americans spend over 500 million dollars yearly on supplements and fad foods, warns of dental decay and obesity, and urges lifelong shifts in eating. She highlights safety in homes, estate planning, and screwworm control with livestock care reminders from County Agent John Lindsey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. McGanity
Galveston
Madison Avenue
McGanity
Eppright
Iowa State University
United States
National Safety Council
Funeral Rites Read Monday for H. H. Ahrens Sr.
Henry H. Ahrens Sr prominent Hallettsville resident died June 15 1963 at 10 55 p m of a heart attack after a downtown attack earlier in the week He had long operated Ahrens Dry Goods Co later serving 26 years on Hallettsville City Council He was born August 25 1885 in Shiner survived by wife Lillie Brauning children Henry Jr sister and brother eight grandchildren and nieces nephews Services were held Monday at St Peter s Lutheran Church with burial in Hallettsville Catholic Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry H. Ahrens Sr
Hallettsville
Renger Memorial Hospital
Ahrens
Mr. Ahrens
Perry Bros
St. Peter’s Lutheran Church
Lions Club
Shiner
Alice Thulemeyer
Lillie Braunig
Henry H. Ahrens Jr
E. E. Albrecht
Yoakum
Anton Ahrens
Wilson
Kabena Funeral Home
Championship Bowling Playoff Set for Shiner Lanes
A playoff to determine Shiner area bowling champions will be held at Gonzales lanes on Monday June 24 at 7 30 p m. Teams competing are Markar Home and Auto Supply Quality Drugs Pill Rollers and Shiner Fire Dept Bowling Teams. The Gazette will report the outcome next issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shiner
Gonzales Lanes
Marcak Home and Auto Supply
Quality Drug’s Pill Rollers
Shiner Fire Dept
Hospital Patients and Dismissals Listed
The local hospital lists current patients including Mrs. Ella McComas Paul Buechman Mrs. Albert Bargmann Joe Ulbrich Charles Drabek Frank Stach Mrs. Albert Barta Shiner William Ray Hallettsville Mrs. Ed. Broz Mrs. Laura Tschiedel Yoakum Mrs. Frank Jahn John Pavlas Moulton Mrs. Johanna Vornsand Weimar and discharged patients Henry Meyer Sidney Joe Havel Mrs. Juan Soto and baby girl Mrs. Edward Cinadr and baby girl Mrs. Lester Ullmann and baby boy Donald Dreyer Mrs. Walter Lenz Mrs. Herbert Wegener Alvin Petras Mrs. Peter Noack Albert Baros Mrs. Charles Maeker Marie Bell Alvin Brom Mrs. Bessie Krejci.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella McComas
Paul Buechman
Albert Bargmann
Joe Ulbrich
Charles Drabek
Frank Stach
Albert Barta
Shiner
William Ray
Hallettsville
Ed. Broz
Laura Tschiedel
Yoakum
Frank Jahn
John Pavlas
Moulton
Johanna Vornsand
Weimar
Henry Meyer
Sidney Joe Havel
Juan Soto
Edward Cinadr
Lester Ullmann
Donald Dreyer
Walter Lenz
Herbert Wegener
Alvin Petras
Peter Noack
Albert Baros
Charles Maeker
Marie Bell
Alvin Brom
Bessie Krejci
John Hucek Killed in Dallas Water Works Explosion
John Hucek aged 60 died in Dallas Friday June 7 after an explosion at the water works plant where he worked. He was a Shiner native, husband of Albina Pecha, and had lived in Dallas over 40 years. Surviving are his wife six sisters including Sister M Margaret of Victoria. Funeral services were held in a Dallas Catholic church Monday morning June 10 with burial in Dallas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hucek
Dallas
Shiner
Albina Pecha
M. Margaret
Victoria
Victoria Man 66 Dies After Illness At VA Hospital
Joe Ullman 66 of 3203 N Cedar Victoria died 5 10 p m Friday June 7 at the VA Hospital Houston after about a month illness He lived in Victoria 23 years a WWI veteran survived by wife Hattie daughter Doris Jean Tall son S J Ullman four sisters and one brother in various Texas cities Funeral services held in Victoria Catholic Church with burial listed in local notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria
Joe Ullman
N. Cedar
Civil Service
Randolph, Foster and
Aloe Fields
Houston
Mr. Ullman
Lavaca County
Frank
Annie
Gabauel) Ullman
Mont Olive
Hattie
Fortik) Ullman
Nathan
Doris Jean) Tall
S. J. Ullman
Bill
Pauline) Ullrich
Mary Niebuhr
San Antonio
Louis
Gussie) Fehrenkamp
Emma Fehrenkamp
Moulton
Frank Ullman
Cheapside
First Cotton Bales Arrive In Harlingen
Three bales of cotton believed to be first in the nation arrived in Harlingen Saturday afternoon within about four hours. The first bale, 492 pounds, was shipped by Herbert Bode and ginned at Rio Hondo Co op. The second bale, 471 pounds, came from Donna and was ginned at Hadalgo Gin in McAllen. The third bale, 365 pounds, came from Bud Bennack near Lyford and was ginned at Whitfield Gin in Raymondville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlingen
Herbert Bode
Los Fresnos
Sam Wisenbaker and Sons
Donna
McAllen
Bud Bennack
Lyford
Whitfield
Raymondville
Harlingen Chamber of Commerce
Local births in Shiner and surrounding towns noted
Congratulations pour in for families in Shiner Hallettsville and Corpus Christi. Juan Soto and Lester Ullmann celebrate newborns at Frank Wagner Memorial Hospital with seven pound babies born June 13 or 14 1963. A daughter to Edward Cinadr also born June 14 weighing six pounds six ounces. Homer Schelling and Deanna Young welcome a daughter in Corpus Christi weighing seven pounds six ounces. Grandparents include Homer Schelling and Don R Young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juan Soto
Shiner
Frank Wagner Memorial Hospital
Lester Ullmann
Edward Cinadr
Hallettsville
Homer R. Schelling
Corpus Christi
Spahn Hospital
Karyn Annet
Deanna Young
Homer Schelling
Rules for automobile accident handling from public safety guidance
This item lists ten precautions for drivers after a crash. Stop and render aid, protect the scene, call an officer, gather and record witness information, avoid admitting fault, seek medical care if injured, consult a lawyer, inform the insurer promptly, and report to the Department of Public Safety when required by law. Ends incomplete due to OCR cut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Public Safety
Sheriff’s Dept
Highway Patrol
State Dept. of Public Safety
State Bar of Texas
Thompson addresses tax reforms and water projects optimism
Congressmen Clark W. Thompson outlines reforms ending the 5 percent deduction floor and hints at an across the board tax cut with corporate participation. He touts water projects nearing completion, crediting local supporters and urging continued water supply for the Gulf Coast to sustain growth. A local note mentions an accident report advisory and a family visit in Seguin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ways and Means
Gulf Coast
Appreciation for Ordination and First Mass
Mr and Mrs Leo Hybner and family express thanks for the reception for Father Joe Hybner. Special thanks to Father John Hanacek for use of the Catholic Parish Gym and support. Gratitude to the Sisters for the program and display and to all who helped with the reception and cakes. God bless all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Hybner
Joe Hybner
John Hanacek
60 Gins Apply For New Cotton Testing Service
The USDA offers a micronaire reading service for cotton quality. Sixty gins from the Austin Classing office area applied, covering about a quarter of local production. Fee is 8 cents per sample. applications due by July 1 through ginners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
USDA
Austin
Agricultural Marketing Service
Jimmie B. Russ
Mr. Russ
Mike
Smith-Doxey
Steve Kubicek
Welhausen
Kubicek
First National Bank
Annie Novak
San Antonio
Kay Lynn Walters
Carolyn Peterson
Girls State
Alton Riske
Hallettsville
Maurine Wofford
Houston
Ervin Riske
Edward Kutach
Biggs Afb
el Paso
Shiner Woman Kay Wolters Elected City C Councilman
Kay Lynn Wolters of Shiner has been elected as Councilman of City C in Austin at the Texas School for the Blind. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Max L. Wolters and was sponsored to Girls State by the local American Legion Auxiliary Unit. The 1963 Bluebonnet Girls State session drew 400 girls from Texas. Associate Justice Meade Griffin administered the oath of office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kay Wolters
Shiner
American Legion Auxiliary
Bluebonnet Girls State
Austin
Texas School For the Blind
City C
Max L. Wolters
Girls State
Baylor University
Texas
Meade Griffin
Texas Supreme Court
Arno Wagener
Glenn Wagener
Clara Wolters
Schulenburg
Herbert Wolters
San Antonio
Ruidoso
New Mexico
W. L. Russell
Houston
Also Mentioned on This Page
Che Shiner Gaselle Telephone LY
Shiner, Texas
Lee J. Sedlmeyer
Wiember
Lavaca County Extension News
Mary Francis
Burmeister
John V. Lindsey
Lavaca
John Lindsey
Lindsey
Albert Janik
Michael
Lorene Janik
Lillian Patek
Seguin
Frankie Kubenka
Gary
Nancy Patek
Sadik Mikes
Louis Patek
Otto A. Bleier
Evelyn
Henry B. Huser
Virginia
Yorktown
Ernest Janik
Sons of
Herbert Boehl Jr
August Baca
H. H. Ahrens Sr
the Gazette
Washington
Clark W. Thompson
G. A. Lange of
Charles Peterson
Methodist
Bradford
Bermuda
Relax-N-Toys
Manhattan
Dee-Dee
Tulane
Bradford and
Stevens
Dudley Hoskins
Gonzales
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
Kay Lynn Wolters
Nabisco
Lilly Creamland
Crisco
Maxwell House
Carnation
Decker
Uncle Williams
Star Grocery
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