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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1952
Page
5
The Shiner Gazette lists Lee J. Sedlmeyer as owner and publisher and Mrs Ella E Lane as editor. It notes its postal status as second class mail matter in Shiner Texas and provides established date 1892. Subscription rates are shown: one year $2.50 six months $1.50 three months $1.00.
Mr and Mrs Jerry Mikes and Delene vacationed in Carlsbad Caverns New Mexico including Dallas and Wills Point. J R Bennett with daughter Mrs G G Griffin are in Marlin for hot baths. Mrs Bennett houses for Mr Griffin and Gregg.
Charlene Ann Kramerbauer celebrated her seventh birthday Saturday from 3 to 5 PM with 47 classmates at Legion Park. The yellow and white theme featured a large birthday cake with seven yellow candles, yellow decorations, and outdoor games. Lunch included cakes and cookies, with yellow lollypops as favors.
Mrs. Ernest Schott of Ballinger visited the Joe Kasper home last week and also toured La Grange and Hallettsville in recent weeks.
Charles Strauss announces candidacy for re-election as Lavaca County Clerk in Texas, subject to Democratic Primary on July 26, 1952. He cites prompt, faithful service and economical office administration and seeks voter support. The notice also mentions Mary Proschko at Wagner Hospital and attendees at the Eichelbaum Lodge convention in San Antonio.
Austin reports twelve cities earned 1951 honors from the Texas State Department of Health for water and sewer system excellence. Awards highlight high connection rates, best plant operations, and superior laboratories in towns including Groves, Marshall, Fredericksburg, Del Rio, Burnet, San Angelo, San Antonio, Crockett County Ozona, Baird, Bandera, Mason, and Longview with many others listed as approved recipients.
University of Texas registrar statistics show ninety two percent of students identify a religious preference and eighty three percent belong to a denomination. Methodists lead with four thousand fourteen members followed by Baptists and Catholics, with diverse denominations and foreign students represented in the campus body. Local worship facilities and campus religious courses are noted. Also mentions a flower show attendees and weekend travels of local families.
In loving memory of husband and father Julius A. Kutach who passed away May 5, 1951. Gone is the face we loved, silent is the voice we loved to hear, too far for sight, yet sweet memories remain. Though absent, he is still so dear to us.
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