Mrs A F Brosch to Observe 98th Birthday Monday
Mrs A F Brosch will celebrate her 98th birthday anniversary on Monday April 2 with greetings and congratulations noted in the column.
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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1973
Page
1
Mrs A F Brosch will celebrate her 98th birthday anniversary on Monday April 2 with greetings and congratulations noted in the column.
Requiem Mass for Mrs. John J. Krajca nee Julia Zissa of Ennis was held at St. John Catholic Church with burial in St. Josephs Cemetery. Pallbearers included George Spaniel Joe L Hanak and others. She died March 19 1973 at Hall Top Manor in Waxahachie at age 70. She was born February 8 1903 in Dreyer DeWitt County Texas and survived by son sisters brothers and four granddaughters.
Lavaca County bands and Band Leaders headline a 10 hour polka waltz event at Moulton VFW Hall on April 1 1973 from noon to 10 pm with ten bands and Sonny Sievers hosting. fried chicken served by Moulton Volunteer Fire Department. admission 2.00. Radio station KCTI will broadcast live. bazaar and other entertainment on grounds.
Thunderstorms with heavy rains and electrical displays hit the Shiner area early Friday, dumping 1 to 6 inches in Lavaca and De Witt counties. Creeks rose and roads closed as a Peach Creek flood sent 4 to 5 feet of overflow near Moulton, with Hallettsville reporting about three inches.
Western Club of 69 meets Thursday March 29 at 7 30 p m at First National Bank all members urged to attend Pink Ladies order uniforms meeting Monday April 2 2 00 to 5 00 p m at Mrs Wagner home prospective new and current members urged to attend Hallettsville Deanery Renewal meeting Sunday April 1 2 00 to 4 00 p m at St. Joseph s Gym Yoakum all Catholics and non Catholics invited Rev V J Bily
Pre sale tickets for the Shiner Hospital Benefit Dance on May 11 are available at multiple locations in Shiner. Proceeds support hospital services and community health programs.
Sign up for summer Little League baseball ends Wednesday April 4 1973. Bring insurance fee of 2.00 and have it paid to be eligible. Turn in forms to Supt Max Seidenberger or Coach Henry Kalich. Teams chosen Friday April 6 1973 at 7 00 pm at the Little League diamond.
A Gonzales layman Gerald Shanklin will preach the Lenten sermon at First United Methodist Church Shiner Wednesday night March 28. Services start at 7 30 p m with the public invited to attend.
KJT 20 sponsors a turkey shoot at Ernie's Place on Sunday April 1 1973 starting at 1:00 p.m. Plenty of refreshments will be available.
Jakub Tousek Sr of Moulton died March 23 1973 at Ih er Hospital at age 80. Funeral services at Smith Funeral Home and Moulton Catholic Church with burial in Moulton Cemetery honored his 60 year marriage to Rosie and his long service to the SPJST Lodge. Surviving include wife Rosie two sons Charlie and Tom three daughters Mary Gladys and one more, plus 16 grandchildren and 15 great grandchildren.
The District 12 CDA reception for new members is set for Sunday April 8 1973 in Hallettsville. Courts from Cuero Yorktown Yoakum Moulton Hallettsville and Shiner will participate with Court Sacred Heart marking its 50th anniversary. The program starts 1030 am Concelebrated Mass registry 1130 luncheon 1200 and meeting 100 pm. Luncheon costs 2 reservations by March 30.
Shiner High School students watched a March 8 demonstration on atomic energy and its uses. The program explained atomic structure, reactors, radiation, fission and fusion, and showed how radioisotopes study life processes.
St Ludmila's Academy in Shiner observes 75 years serving the area through a long history starting with Sisters of the Incarnate Word and Blessed Sacrament arriving in 1897. The school grew from elementary to four-year high school by 1928 1929 and attained academy status with accreditation by 1929.
A Social Security Office representative from Victoria will be at Shiner City Hall at 9:00 AM on Monday April 2 1973 to assist residents filing retirement survivor disability or Medicare claims and to answer questions about the program.
Mr and Mrs Gene C Pustka welcome Marlon Eugene born Friday March 23 1973 at 949 am in Huth Memorial Hospital Yoakum weighing 11 pounds 2 1 2 ounces. Grandparents Frank Berckenhoff and Adelf Pustka. Great grandfathers Ben Berckenhoff and Joe Furch. Betty Berckenhoff remembered. Roy Pfuhl and Dennis Mraz greet newborn daughters born March 26 and March 27 1973 at Shiner Hospital weights 9 pounds 11 ounces and 8 pounds 3 1 2 ounces respectively.
August J. Siegel 64 of Shiner died unexpectedly about 11 45 a m Tuesday March 13 1973 at his home while working in the field. He was buried in Shiner Catholic Cemetery after a Requiem Mass at Sts Cyril and Methodius Church. He left a wife Agnes and two sons Floyd and Laddie, with siblings and four grandchildren. He was known as a hardworking farmer and part time carpenter.
Hospital visiting periods are 7 00 am to 730 am 10 00 am to 11 00 am 2 00 pm to 4 00 pm and 7 00 pm to 830 pm. Patients listed this week include SHINER Charles Machacek Thomas B Hughs Mrs Emily Coldeway Jeff Mikulik Otto San der John H Petra Mike Seiden berger Mrs Emil Bartek Wilbur Minear Mrs Dennis Mraz and baby girl GONZALES Alvin Lowry FLATONIA Daniel Hartman MOULTON Henry Schoenvo gel Mrs Pauline Welff. Dismissals include Miss Hertha Bohmann Mrs Walter Paul Mrs Helen Seidenberger Mrs Joe Kristynik William H Hohlt Miss Martha Pavlicek Mrs Bessie Turek Arthur Schmidt Herbert Wendel Verna Curtis Mrs Roy Pfuhl and baby girl.
John Mikeska of Shiner aged 81 years 5 months 19 days died March 19 1973 after a two week hospital stay. Services were held March 20 1973 at the Shiner Brethren Church with Rev. John Bravenec of Victoria. burial followed at the church cemetery. He was born September 30 1891 in Rakova Moravia and immigrated with his family in 1894 settling near Shiner. He leaves three sons Alvin Ralph George. six daughters Cornelia Daughtry Estelle Mathis Leona Kahanek Helen Brunson Virginia Stillman Nyle Stoner, a brother Joe Mikeska and two sisters. He was predeceased by his wife Lena and several siblings and sons Victor and Johnnie. He was a lifelong member of the Shiner Brethren Church.
The South Central Texas Amateur League approves a 12 team roster and a nine weekend schedule at Weimar city hall on March 12 1973. New members Wharton Yoakum and Victoria Cans join, Columbus had joined earlier. Existing clubs La Grange New Ulm Weimar Schulenburg Shiner Moulton Hallettsville and Flatonia reassessed. Season opens April 29 with Saturday and Sunday games and possible Friday switches, runs to June 24. Playoffs finish before the National Baseball Congress tournament. Bob Bubolz presides with Dan Beck and Al Kasparek in officer roles.
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