Molly's Corner shares a sister led pickle recipe note
In Lavaca County the writer credits sister Annette Novak and Home Demonstration staff for nutrition tips and recipes. A Sweet Pickles method is given using junk pickles, brine aging, sugar spice addition, and refrigerator storage with steps and timing.
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Molly
Annette
Joe P
Annette) Novak
Mary Frances Burmeister
Velda Hudler
Dorothy
Ben) Lindsay
Ruby
Bill) Wilson
Lavaca County
Sis
Texas April Revenue Surpasses Year Ago Despite Higher Spending
Austin Comptroller Bob Bullock reported April receipts at 602.7 million, eighth month of fiscal 1976, with year to date revenues at 4.1 billion and expenditures at 4.4 billion. He cited a 57.4 million cash-position net gain from direct deposit of tax receipts and noted year to date revenue growth of 17 percent over 1975 while expenditures are about 22 percent higher. The motor vehicle sales tax up 25 percent and general sales tax 14 percent. land income up 102 percent versus April 1975. Five months remain in the year and gardening dropout is forecast at six percent.
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Austin
Bob Bullock
Bullock
Treasury
Huepers obituary lists eight daughters among survivors
Mrs Huepers was a member of the Weimar UCC Dorcas Circle of the Women's Guild the VFW and American Legion Auxiliaries. She is survived by eight daughters including Louise Petras of Houston and Lena Schwegmann with Sophie Huepers listed among survivors.
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Weimar Ucc
Dorcas Circle
Women’s Guild
VFW
American Legion Auxiliaries
Huepers
Melvin
Louise) Petras
Houston
Lena Schwegmann
Sophie Huepers
Robert
Stella Filip Rites Held for New Braunfels Resident
Stella Filip of 240 Oelkers Drive New Braunfels died at Fort Sam Houston June 12 1976 at 64. funeral services were held June 14 at Doeppenschmidt Chapel with Rev D Rhea Allison officiating. Burial in Guadalupe Valley Memorial Park. Pallbearers named Gilbert Becker John Johnston Herbert Vordenbaum Jr William Nance Roy Duelm John Bueche. Surviving are Rufus Filip four sisters and two brothers.
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Rufus Filip
Stella Vordenbaum
Oelkers Dr
New Braunfels
Fort Sam Houston
Doeppenschmidt Funeral Home Chapel
D. Rhea Allison
Guadalupe Valley Memorial Park Cemetery
Gilbert Becker
John Johnston
Herbert Vordenbaum Jr
William Nance
Roy Duelm
John Bueche
Filip
Cibolo
Texas
Gus
Tillie (Seiler) Vordenbaum
Methodist Church
Schertz
Laura DuMenil
Cora Duelm
Elsie Wiley
San Antonio
Hulda Jubela
Seguin
Marvin Vordenbaum
Herbert Vordenbaum
Obituary for Pauline Lindemann and Family
Pauline Lindemann of Weimar and Clara Hercik of Schulenburg among survivors including two sons Peter Jr and Charlie Hoepers, 30 grandchildren and eight great grandchildren. Also listed are sisters Mary Zapalac Corpus Christi and Pauline Behrens Columbus and brother Willie Schneider Seguin. Preceded by husband three sons one daughter three brothers and two sisters. Pallbearers named Hoepers Neal Petrash Lux Hercik Syamken Huepers.
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Pauline) Lindemann
Weimar
Rudolph
Clara) Hercik
Schulenburg
Elton
Lillie) Syamken
Shiner
Herbert
Georgie) Lux
Floyd
Viola) Neal
Lake Jackson
Peter Jr
Charlie Hoepers
Mary Zapalac
Corpus Christi
Pauline Behrens
Columbus
Willie Schneider
Funeral held for Leon Heintschel Sr. near Fayetteville
Funeral services for Leon Heintschel Sr. 84 of near Fayetteville were held at 3:30 p.m. Thursday June 17 at the Knesek chapel with burial in La Grange City Cemetery. He died Monday June 14 1976 at his home after a life of farming and local residence. He is survived by his wife Leona Braun Heintschel five daughters seven sons a brother 23 grandchildren and 15 great grandchildren.
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Leon Heintschel Sr
Fayetteville
Clarence Oestreich
Knesek
la Grange
Heintschel
Frank and
Clara (Pohl) Heintschel
Leona Braun
Elo
Elvira) Lilie
Robert Lee
Leara) Heneke
Columbus
Theo
Gladys) Svee
A.F
Ruth Ann) Seifert Jr
James
Artie Lee) Schultz
Leon Heintschel Jr
Milton Lee
Japan
Lambert Gene
Shiner
Edgar
Harry
Arthur
Sealy
Clarence Heintschel
Wharton
Walter Heintschel
Gonzales-Flatonia Livestock Market Report Tau
Market report from Gonzales and Flatonia Texas notes on hand cattle hogs and calves with price ranges for each class. It records July sale postponement and comments on demand noting good activity for stocker and feeder calves and yearlings, with thin low quality lots harder to sell.
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Gonzales
Texas
THE
Shiner Gazette
Flatonia
Victoria Woodhull First Woman Nominee Hopeful in 1870
The article notes Victoria Woodhull as the first woman to declare candidacy for U.S. president in 1870. It also references summer fashion trends featuring oversize stone necklaces on cords.
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Victoria Woodhull
United States
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Farmers Insurance Group
Stella Filip
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Electric Cooperative
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Gonzales-Flatonia Market Report
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FDIC
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