June 1968 Lavaca County commodity distributions scheduled
A distribution of commodities for June 1968 will be held for families holding ID cards at the Lavaca County Commodity Distribution Center in Hallettsville on Victoria Highway near the Wenckens Lumber building. Cardholders must call to schedule by last name letter groups from June 19 to June 24, with a final distribution option on June 25 if needed.
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Lavaca County
Hallettsville
Victoria Highway
Wenckens Lumber Company
Multiple Birth Announcements From Shiner and Houston
Congratulations pour in for several families: Kenneth Otto and spouse welcome a baby boy born June 19 1968 at Frank Wagner Memorial Hospital weighing 5 pounds 3 ounces with a sister present. Leroy Hewig and spouse greet a 10 pound 4 ounce boy born June 12 1968 at the same hospital. Marvin Patek and spouse celebrate a Houston hospital birth on May 28 1968 of a six pound baby named Curtis Wayne, with grandparents named Farkus and Patek. Jerry Morisak and spouse report a boy born June 7 at St Joseph Hospital in Houston weighing 8 pounds 14 ounces named Kenneth.
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Kenneth Otto
Shiner
Frank Wagner Memorial Hospital
Leroy Hewig
Marvin Patek
Houston
Curtis Wayne
Joe Farkus
Flatonia
Victor Patek
John Stryk
Praha
Charles Patek Sr
Bob Hightower
Earline Fajkus
Jerry Morisak
St. Joseph Hospital
Kenneth
Bluebonnet Girls State 1968 Graduates to Girls Nation
The 1968 Bluebonnet Girls State session at the Texas State Capitol featured 420 attendees, with 1968 elected state officials sworn in by Justice Meade Griffin. Ben Barnes delivered the keynote as two top citizens were chosen to advance to Girls Nation in Washington, D C.
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Ervin Biehunko
Shiner
American Legion Auxiliary
Girls State
Bluebonnet
Baylor University
Texas
Mexico City
Meade Griffin
Texas Supreme Court
Bluebonnet Girls
Ben Barnes
House of Representatives
Girls Nation
Washington, D. C
Republic
Wayne welcomed by a large family gathering
Wayne is welcomed by three sisters and one brother. Emil V. Meyer of Shiner and Mr. and Mrs. William Morisak of Hallettsville participate in the gathering.
Shiner Texas Passes Livestock Ordinance Bans Feedlots
The city council of Shiner Texas adopts an immediate ordinance prohibiting feedlots broiler houses and cage laying houses within city limits. It requires clean premises and odor control with penalties up to 200 dollars per offense and declares an emergency.
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Shiner
Texas
A.D
Former Shiner Resident Henry Bierman Visits Texas
Mr and Mrs Henry Bierman of Beverly Massachusetts plan a Texas visit after July 2 They lived in Shiner from 1919 to 1927 while Rev Henry C Bierman served at Trinity Lutheran Church They expect to see friends in Moulton and visit HemisFair 68 while staying with Anita Richter contact in Moulton 512 LY 6 4319
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Beverly
Massachusetts
Bierman
Shiner
Henry C. Bierman
Trinity Lutheran Church, Missouri Synod
Shiner High School
Texas A. and
M. University
Henry
W. K. Richter
Ex Advocate Reporter Named UPI Indonesia Manager
Joseph L. Galloway, a former Advocate reporter and Refugio native, was named UPI manager for Indonesia. He will be based in Djakarta directing Indonesia news, business, and photo operations starting June 17. He joined UPI in 1961 after a career at local papers in Texas.
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Joseph L. Galloway
UPI
Indonesia
Donald J. Brydon
South Texas
Djakarta
Galloway
Advocate
Refugio
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Corpus Christi
Theresa Null
Marvin Null
Shiner
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