Shiner Public School PTO Chooses Officers for Upcoming Year
Shiner Public School PTO held an April 18 meeting in the cafetorium. New officers named include President Mrs. Brian Helweg and Vice Presidents Mrs. Oscar Buesing, Mrs. Lorene Caka, and Mrs. Betty Little. The group pledged a cooperative year and reviewed fundraising and service activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shiner Public School
P-To
Donald Dreyer
Kenneth Otto
Adolph Rebecek
PTO
Brian Helweg
Oscar Buesing
Lorene Caka
Betty Little
Calvin Tucker
Millard Robinson
Seccretary
Turek
Melvin White
Max Seidenberger
Helweg
Newman Presents Lavaca County Accomplishments and Future Plans
State Representative J. T. Terry Newman outlines past wins for Lavaca County including airport funds, water district bond reductions, and hospital support. He envisions a Lavaca River project, a state park, and strong farm and irrigation development with coordination of state and federal authorities. District 42 spans DeWitt, Lavaca, Goliad and Jackson counties. Shiner defeated Garwood 3-0 as Raymond Vaclavik pitched a no hitter with 17 strikeouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Sedlmeyer
Shiner Gazette
Lavaca County
Sedlmeyer
Hallettsville
Shiner
Moulton
Water District Board
Sweet Home
Yoakum
Lavaca
Lavaca River
State of Texas
United States Department of Agriculture
Washington
Shiner and
DeWitt
Goliad
Jackson County
TLH News Notes at Martin Luther Church Homen
Community notes from TLH News cover honors at Martin Luther Church home in Coletteville. Cora Ford returns from Wagner hospital to join honorees Frank Kunetka Frank Effenberger and Verna Shimek at a birthday party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Luther Church Homen
Coletteville
Cora G. Ford
Wagner Hospital
Ford
Frank W. Kunetka
Frank Effenberger
Verna Shimek
Donald W. Flesner
Christ Lutheran Church
el Campo
N. C. Renslo
St. John Lutheran Church
Westhoff
H. O. Angerstein
Cuero
Johnson
Grayce
Lutheran Social Service, Inc
Texas Nursing Home Association
Continental Inn
Victoria
Edwin F. Otto
Frank Joseph Panus
Walter C. Schmidt
Trinity Lutheran Home
Walter
TLH
Anna Schachers
SVN
Olga J. Smothers
Isabel Letbetter
Gonzales
Eva Tate
Emma Mills
Myrtle Macha
Shiner Freshman Class Elects Council Reps for 1968
Shiner High School Freshman Class met Friday April 26 1968 with President Marvin Boedeker presiding. Four students Gary Schroeder Sharon Voskamp Wayne Seale and Jo Ann Rebecek were elected as Student Council representatives for the next school year. A car wash was planned as the final fund-raiser for May 11 at the Shiner Public Schools with prices set at 1.00 for cars and pickups 1.50 for station wagons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shiner High School
Marvin Boedeker
Gary Schroeder
Sharon Voskamp
Wayne Seale
Jo Ann Rebecek
Shiner Public
Gonzales Flatonia Market Reports cattle hog prices Texas 1968
Market reports from Gonzales and Flatonia Texas show cattle on hand around 1765 to 1735 across dates April 27 and April 29 1968 with hogs 350 and 375. Packer cows and bulls run 50c to $1 weaker while yearlings and light stocker calves stay mixed yet steady in places. Cattle prices list ranges for good to choice classes and cows and calves pairs with hog tops around $19.60.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gonzales
Texas
Flatonia
Baby Boy Born to Mr and Mrs Oscar Lee Tousek
Mr and Mrs Oscar Lee Tousek of Moulton welcomed their first child, a boy named Richard Wayne, born at Crews Hospital in Gonzales on Wednesday April 17. He weighed 5 pounds 14 ounces. Grandparents are Chas E Tousek and Victor Foster Sr. Great-grandparents include Jacob Tousek Sr. Theresia Wolff Bill Riebschlaeger and Robert Werner Sr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Lee Tousek
Moulton
Crews Hospital
Gonzales
Little Richard Wayne
Chas. E. Tousek
Victor Foster Sr
Shiner
Jacob Tousek Sr
Theresia Wolff
Bill Riebsch
Last Rites For Mrs. Louis Smolik
Funeral services for Mrs. Louis L. Smolik Sr. of Victoria were held at St. Mary’s Church. Interment followed at Resurrection Cemetery. She died at 72 after a fall and surgery, survived by four daughters, six sons, two sisters, two brothers, and 23 grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis L
Bessie) Smolik Sr
W. River St
Victoria
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Ressurrection
McCabe-Carruth Funeral Home
Mark and
Dennis Patton
Byron Buckett
Joe Pustka
Henry Barnabes
Joe Strauss
Funeral Home Chapel
Smolik
Victoria Hospital
Catholic Daughters of America
Kjzt Lodge
Bessie Netardus
Lavaca County
Frank and
Amalia (Recek) Netardus
Louis L. Smolik
Hallettsville
H. Fred Buckett
Jerry L. Patton
Dennis Ohrt
Leroy Adams
Houston
Leslie
Patrick
James Smolik
L. L. Smolik Jr
Corpus Christi
Jaro Smolik
Eureka
Calif
Leo
Mary) Strauss
Matt
Molly) Pustka Sr
August Netardus
Gonzales
Pete L. Netardus
Jaro Netardus
el Campo
John J. Netardus
Jourdanton
Fred Netardus
Otto
Agnes) Strauss of
Shiner
Mother of the Year named at St Anthony’s Parish Witting
Mrs Julius Kubicek of Witting was chosen Mother of the Year by the Parish Council of Catholic Women. She will receive a spiritual bouquet banquet and a rosary at a parish event. She is mother of four daughters and has nine grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Kubicek
Witting
St. Anthony’s
Kubicek
Catholic Council
Henry
Mary Louise) Moeller
Shiner
Fred
Ida Mae) Coker
Houston
Charles
Jo Ann) Coker
San Antonio
Alfred
Joyce) Hoffer
el Campo
Capt Kennert Pfeil Reported Safe in Western Pacific
Word has it Capt Kennert Pfeil landed safely somewhere in the Western Pacific after leaving Clinton-Sherman Air Force Base Oklahoma on April 19. His wife Evelyn visits Shiner with her parents while his own parents and in laws reside locally. His address is Capt Kennett A Pfeil FV3132684 6th BS CSE 16th CMR No 2 APO San Francisco Calif 96334.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennert Pfeil
Western Pacific
Clinton-Sherman Air Force Base
Oklahoma
Evelyn
Shiner
E. W. Stratman
Gus Pfeil
Kennett A. Pfeil
CSE
16Th
CMR No
Apo
San Francisco
Calif
Catholic Nurses Meet Shiner Council Meeting Notes
The Council of Catholic Nurses held a quarterly meeting on April 25 1968 at Frank Wagner Memorial Hospital Confer ence Room. It approved prior minutes and discussed a hospital gift for Hospital Day May 2 with Mrs Ethelyn Schreiber appointed to arrange. Father Louis Fritz addressed topics Right to Live and Oral Contraceptives and Abortion. Next District II meeting set for May 21 in Hal-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shiner Council of Catholic Nurses
Frank Wagner Memorial Hospital
Agnes Netardus
Ethelyn Schreiber
Patsy Dusek
Dolores Strong
Louis Fritz
Hal
Coke Party Honors Seniors at Rosa Lynn McKay Home
Rosa Lynn McKay hosted a Coke party for seven seniors from Shiner High School and St Paul on Thursday April 25 from 4 to 6 pm. Guests included Ginny Williford Beverly Little Cathy Laas Norma Nollkamper Mary Ellen Seifert Linda Sue Hajek and Karen Darilek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosa Lynn McKay
Ginny Williford
Beverly Little
Cathy Laas
Norma Nollkamper
Mary Ellen Seifert
Shiner High School
Linda Sue Hajek
Karen Darilek
St. Paul
Karen Blohm
Clara Mozisek
Local council nurses meeting in July at Wag ner Memorial Hospital
The next local council nurses meeting is set for July 25 1968 at 7 30 p m in the Conference Room of Wag ner Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lettsville
Wagner Memorial Hospital
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Shiner Gasette
Lee J. Sedlmeyer
P. O. Box
Light House of the Blind
Shiner Pto
Shiner Public School Pto
General Fund
al Svoboda
Kenney
Wm. Drabek
Clint Taylor
Joe Drabek
Billy Gene Svoboda
Boyd Morgan Bruce
Jill
Cindy
Felix Svoboda
Linda
Pasadena
Mrs
Michael Svoboda
Wm. Wendtland
A&m University
Gordon Bernard Co., Inc
Eeeeseeesereereres
General Fund Srr
General Fund Memorial Pto Fund
Newman
J. T
Terry
Newman State
Raymond Vaclavik
Garwood
Vaclavik
Comanches
Andrew Brosh
Darrel Wehman
Admiral Harper
Ronnie Chumchal
Schulenburg
Billy Turek
SHS News
Gonzales-Flatonia
Louis Smolik
LEVIS
Levis Western
Bradford Western
Manhatttan
Tulane
Dudley Hoskins
Dewitt, Lavaca, Jackson and
Goliad Counties
Oscar Friar
Capt
Coke Party
Instant Sanka
Far
Lilly
Keeblers
Supreme Saltines
Supreme Club
Oleo
Decker
Star Grocery Phone LY
Shiner, Texas
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