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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1963
Page
6
The state health department urges every family to keep a current health record. Include birth dates and places, death details, immunization dates and boosters, blood type, allergies, RH factor, and a checklist of childhood diseases. Note exams, hospitalizations, treatments, and insurance for quick reference.
The 42 Club met Monday afternoon with St Patrick decor at Hermann Sons Hall. Guests included Emma Baros Hilda Stach and hostess Mrs. Filip. High score went to Mrs Arnold Nollkamper, cut to Mrs Emil Balusek Sr and low to Mrs Emma Baros.
The family of Edward Henrichs expresses sincere thanks for the help and kindness during illness and bereavement. Special gratitude to San Antonio State Hospital staff and to pastors Julius Holm Edwin Oehlke and Holms for visits prayers and services. Appreciation to relatives friends neighbors Smith Funeral Home pallbearers and all who assisted during this time.
Lunch menu planned by the staff and approved by Supt. Little may change without notice. Monday March 11 steak candied yams tossed salad apple cherry pie rolls milk. Tuesday March 12 turkey dressing cranberry sauce peas and carrots fresh pears rolls butter milk. Wednesday March 13 hamburgers onion rings sliced pickles lettuce cheese scalloped potatoes fresh green cream peas jell o with whipped cream milk. Thursday March 14 fried chicken giblet rice corn green bean salad chocolate cake bread milk. Friday March 15 fish sticks catsup buttered mashed yams fresh green lima beans coffee cake bread milk.
The SHS Student Council hosted a February 14 gym assembly with Father John Hanacek as guest speaker. Prayers by Ronnie Migl and Ronnie Miller opened and closed the event, with poems and essays presented by Kay Lynn Wolters and Jo Ann Simper. A February 25 meeting in the library was led by President Jimmy Galindo. Public School Week guest registration was organized by Ruby Noack, and events include the Bookfair March 5-7 and a dance on April 19.
The Shiner Farm Bureau held a February meeting at Legion Park with attendance as County Agent Jack Lindsey presented a film on machine harvesting cotton and spoke on pruning fruit trees and insect control. Curtis Havel will show travel films at the March 12 meeting.
IRS official Allison B. Clark of Brenham Texas identifies four frequent tax return mistakes: illegible writing, missing signatures, unreported income, and arithmetic errors. He notes many taxpayers overpay due to arithmetic mistakes and unreported bank interest, time deposits, and Series KE bonds interest. He cautions about dependency errors with working wives and the value of filing joint returns with proper signatures.
Tuberculosis deaths have fallen due to modern drugs and early treatment yet remain a threat. Regular skin tests, X rays, and prompt care can stamp it out. Tests aid screening for children and adults, with positive results prompting further exams.
Lavaca County’s screwworm eradication fund stands at 13 733 dollars, nine thousand dollars short of the goal. Producers are urged to invest now in the helpyourself program as progress could be lost within 90 days if funds are not raised.
B R Boening updates his old Conservation Plan turning row crops into pasture and planting 60 acres Johnson grass 65 acres common bermuda and 75 acres coastal bermuda. Ernest Gosch plants 10 acres coastal bermuda with prior coastal success. Anton Meyer dozes 20 acres bottomland. Gene Hinch develops a 603 acre plan near Old Moulton. Austin Miller and Waelder group complete a farm pond with Gonzales ASC cost share to improve grazing and native grasses.
Hajek Market advertises slaughtering and processing services at reasonable prices. It pays market prices for hides and meats including chicken veal pork and mutton. Barbecue and hot sausage are available every Saturday.
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