High School P T A Meets May 10
The High School P T A meets Thursday May 10 at 4 o clock. New officers will take over. A musical program will be given. Band Club meets immediately after the P T A session.
03 May 1951
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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1951
Page
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The High School P T A meets Thursday May 10 at 4 o clock. New officers will take over. A musical program will be given. Band Club meets immediately after the P T A session.
Shiner Chapter No. 272 O E S will meet in regular session Tuesday night May 8 at 8 o'clock. Members urged to pay dues or send to the secretary. Annual election of officers to be held.
The MGM Story, the added attraction at the Palace Theatre, runs Tuesday and Wednesday and offers a behind the scenes look inside a movie studio.
The Senior Class play A Ready Made Family will be repeated Friday night May 4 at 8 in the High School gym. Admission is 35 cents for adults and 20 cents for children. Director Max Seidenberger approved the encore to accommodate those who missed last week’s showing.
The Shiner Comets face the strong Moulton KC's on Sunday at 3 p.m. at Zanderfield. Fans are urged to attend and watch the local Baseball Sunday contest.
Due to the Game and Fish League annual meeting tonight, Thursday May 3, the Chamber of Commerce will hold its regular meeting Friday night May 4 at 8 p.m.
Joe Kouba Jr aged ten is a 4 H Club member in Hallettsville Texas. He won a Sears Roebuck gift and will receive a pig on May 12 at 9:00 in the County Agent's office after being selected for the essay Value of Hogs On Our Farm.
In the Texas Senate the week centered on hearings for two tax bills after House passage. The Sewell bill would add a 1 cent per 1000 cubic feet tax on natural gas, with revenues split to schools cities and rural roads. The omnibus tax bill would raise rates 10 percent on twenty taxed items. The hearing ran from 2 30 p m to 11 p m Tuesday, with the bills sent to a sub committee for study and rewrite.
The Knights of Columbus host a special open meeting at Legion Park on Thursday May 10 at 8 p.m. Senator Gus Strauss will be the guest speaker. Members are asked to attend and bring a friend. Refreshments will follow.
The Gazette announces Norbert Tasler joining the staff as an apprentice in the mechanical department. By week one he shows notable accomplishments and pleasing aptitude, drawing approval from officials and colleagues.
Tex Ritter and his stage show will appear at the Lynn Theatre in Gonzales on Friday May 4 one day only. The full big time attraction features an all star band of hillbilly and cowboy artists and includes guest Martha Lynn of Hallettsville. Ritter will meet fans after the show and sign autographs with a free Tex Ritter comic book for the first 300 children attending Friday afternoon.
Lavaca County voters approved reallocating tax funds in Saturday’s election. The old 80c per $100 split 25c general, 15c road and bridge, 15c jury, 25c permanent improvements. New split 30c general, 30c road and bridge, 5c jury, 15c permanent improvements. Early returns show West Yoakum as the only negative, 1 to 5.
Lavaca County Dairy Day set for Saturday May 26 at Legion Park Shiner with 10 am start cattle arrival by 9 am judging ring events hourly prizes and awards. Classes cover bulls and females by age and breed with ribbon grades from purple to white and purple rosettes for top female and male per breed.
A veterinarian will be in Shiner on Monday May 7 from 2:00 to 5:00 p.m. to vaccinate dogs against rabies. The service will be at the railroad station.
The final showing of General MacArthur’s dramatic newsreel arrives at Sunset Drive-In Theatre today Thursday May 3. It will feature the San Francisco arrival Washington Reception New York Reception and Parade on screen.
Dr. Leo J. Peters, 65, former Schulenburg practitioner, named Texas family doctor of the year at the Texas State Medical Association convention in Galveston. He has delivered 2300 babies in 42 years, began practice in 1909, and values his saddle bag kept from Schulenburg rounds.
Members of the Sons of Hermann Bluecher Lodge No. 20 will hold a regular meeting Sunday May 6 at City Hall at 2 30 p m All members are requested to attend
A child eight months old sparked a Beeville smallpox scare leading to 500 to 750 people vaccinated at the county health unit in one day. Families arrived for immunization against diphtheria and other diseases amid quarantine of Latin Americans. Three diphtheria cases were reported, one fatal. Julius Kutach hospitalized in critical condition. his wife Agnes Strauss Kutach seeks prayers.
Eichenlaub Lodge will meet at City Hall at 3 30 p m on Monday May 7 with attendance listed. The agenda includes standard lodge business and routine reports.
The death of Anton Frank Kusak Sr. aged 65 was announced. Funeral services will be held at Buffington Funeral Home Shiner on Friday May 4 at 8 45 a.m. followed by Requiem High Mass at Shiner Catholic Church. Rosary at the funeral home Wednesday and Thursday at 8 p.m. Burial is in Shiner Catholic Cemetery.
Stanislav Frank Pilat aged 56 died Sunday April 29 at 5 15 p m at his home Funeral services held in Home Shiner May 1 at 8 30 a m then Requiem High Mass at 9 00 a m at Moulton Catholic Church Burial in Moulton Catholic Cemetery Rev Father Kopp officiated Rosary in Buffington Chapel Monday at 8 00 p m He was born May 7 1894 in Texas married Julia Koci on January 8 1928 in Moulton Catholic Church Survived by wife and son Eugene Pilat of Moulton Parents Albert and Theresia Pilat preceded him in death He served in World War I was a farmer in Moulton vicinity Pallbearers named Frank Sedlar Ernest Kruse Alfons Vana Louis Fisbeck Andrew Nevada and Chas Nevada Sympathy extends.
Advertisement invites readers to Willman Electric Supply for a 1951 spring showing of Hotpoint 8 cu ft refrigerators. Visitors receive a souvenir bud vase free with no obligation and no purchase required during a limited time promotion.
A price clinic led by Charles H. Winerich will be held in Columbus on May 4 for merchants, businessmen and the public from Colorado Fayette Austin and Lavaca counties. The event aims to provide pricing guidance and industry insight for local traders.
The Shiner High Senior Class 1951 honors list features Oren Carl Remmers as valedictorian Henry J Neumann as salutatorian and Alice Tieken as third. Recipients for graduation include Laverne Bannert Dennis Barta Robert Breitkreutz Alfred Dersen Mabel Koenning Jerry Michalec Adella Mikes Marilyn Nollkamper Pearl Pfuhl Oren Carl Remmers Ewald Stock Edwin Svoboda and Alice Tieken. A price clinic organized by the Houston OPS and Columbus Chamber of Commerce will be held Friday May 4 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. in the Colorado County Court House with OPS representatives Joseph J. Gatti and Dewey C. Apple guiding attendees in four counties.
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