Area Deaths Joe G. Kleckar in Schulenburg and George Koether
Obituaries report Joe G. Kleckar of Schulenburg died April 11 1973 at Youens Memorial Hospital age 82 with services at Schwenke-Baumgarten and St Rose Catholic Church. Survivors include wife Adella and nine grandchildren. Also George Fritz Koether of Floresville died April 21 1973 at Floresville Memorial Hospital age 75 with funeral in Winyard Funeral Home Chapel and Three Oaks Cemetery. He was born 1898 in Shiner and lived in Wilson County most of his life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schulenburg
Joe G. Kleckar
Youens Memorial Hospital
Weimar
Schwenke - Baumgarten
St. Rose Catholic Church
Roger Robbins
St. Rose Catholic Cemetery
Dennis Ermis
Don Klare
Milton Beyer
Willie Mig
Henry Joe Jasek
Charlie Pilat
Mr. Kleckar
Joe
Mary
Kubena) Kleckar
Novohrad
William
Ottilia) Klare
E. B
Lillian) Walker
Houston
Albert
Mildred) Ermis
Mary Kleckar
Hillie
Charlie
Annie) Pilat
Charlie Kristynik
Henry C
Hattie) Jasek
Praha
Willie
Emilie) Grieve
Rosie) Mig
Frances Kleckar
Emma Kleckar
Floresville
George Fritz Koether
Rt. 4
Three Oaks
Winyard Funeral Home
S. T. Schroeder
Albert Coldewey
Eric Bielefeld
Butch
Larry Koether
Kenneth Raabe
Alvin Moczygemba
Johnny Suchy
Koether
Floresville Memorial Hospital
William and Mary
Harris) Koether
Shiner
Alvina Rakagee
Wilson County
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Alvina Koether
Kenneth
Evelyn) Raabe
Poth
Clarence
Anita) Albert
McCoy
Eugene Koether
Delmore Lee Koether
DeWees
Emil Koether
Theodore Koether
Otto C. Koether
Annie Zikuhr
Hallettsville
Renger Memorial Hospital
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Stanley Petry
Sacred Heart Cemetery
Rabena Funeral Home
Miss Zikuhr
Lavaca County
Ernest
Bertha Zikuhr
Fritz Zikuhr
Henry Zikuhr
Paul
Mathilda) Kremling
Emma Zikuhr
Albert Zikuhr
August Zikuhr
Patrick Svetlik
Lima
Peru
South America
U. S
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Henry Psencik
St. Mary’s
W. R. Grace and Co
KJT Society
Obituary notices from Hallettsville area deaths in 1973
Multiple obituaries list survivors and funeral details for Emil Koether Annie Zikuhr Patrick Svetlik and family mentions. Koether=z longtime St John’s Lutheran member with wife Alma and many children. Zikuhr died aged 74 in Hallettsville. Svetlik killed in Peru while a student engineer, with extensive surviving relatives.
Miss Martha Kidd Weds Major Kowalik in Tyler Texas
Miss Martha Lee Kidd and Major Walter Kowalik married at Saint Paul’s United Methodist Church Tyler on April 21 1973. The couple will reside in Universal City where Kowalik is stationed with the Air Force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Lee Kidd
Walter Kowalik
Saint Paul’s United Methodist Church
Tyler
Herman Lee Kidd
Walter A. Kowalik
Hobson
Dan Bynum
John Bass
St. Francis of Assisi
Gertrude Webb
Jerusalem
Elizabeth McDermott
Universal City
Dana McIntosh
Austin
James Turman
Longview
Don Boyd
Corpus Christi
Lewis Simmonds
Angleton
James Kowalik
Universal
City
Bill Hollas
Jerry Kelley
Gladewater
Melissa Boyd
T. A. Pinkerton
J. C. Burch
J. H. Richardson
Frank
University of Texas, Austin
Judson Independent
Kowalk
United States Air Force
Southwest Texas University
San Marcos
Shiner Farm Bureau Holds April Meeting with Policy Talk
The Shiner Farm Bureau met at Legion Park dining hall on Tuesday April 10 1973 at 730 pm to discuss Land Use Water Rights and Pollution Control. Members voted to start meetings at 8 pm from May 8 and planned the June 12 barbecue. The next meeting is May 8 at 8 pm Bring lunch. Mrs Gerald Seim visited relatives over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shiner Farm Bureau
Legion Park Dining Hall
Clippers Rally in Ninth Beats Yoakum 1-0 in SCTAL Opener
In Shiner, Doug Ressler and Tommy Cliff battled in a nine inning pitchers duel as Ressler allowed two hits with eleven strikeouts. A two out, ninth inning rally produced singles by Turek Fikac and Lampkin to score the decisive run and hand the Clippers a 1-0 victory over Yoakum. Next weekend Shiner visits Weimar then Victoria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shiner Clippers
Yoakum Merchants
Doug Ressler
Tommy Cliff
Ressler
Merchant
Bill Turek
Robert Fikac
Turek
Jim Lampkin
Shiner
Weimar
Victoria Cans
Obhold
Strait
Dreyer
Ib le Oe
Fikac
Lampkin
Kovalcik
Steineman
Kaspar
Yoakum
Clippers Buried By Richmond Pirates In Non League Tilt
The Clippers lost 13-10 to the Richmond Pirates in a non league game on Saturday April 28. Clippers had 12 hits and 10 runs but made 6 errors and issued 9 walks in Shiner. Pirates rallied from a 10-6 deficit with a seven run 8th inning to win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clippers
Richmond Pirates
Pirate
Shiner
Richmond
Pirates
Card of Thanks to Billy Simper Family
Family of Billy Simper expresses gratitude for cards flowers Mass offerings memorials and meals sent and for visits during their time of sorrow. Your kindness will be remembered and is greatly appreciated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Simper
Joseph Galloway Named UPI South Asia Manager
United Press International confirms Joseph L. Galloway, 31, of Refugio Texas, will lead UPI operations in eight nations from New Delhi. The South Asian region includes India Pakistan Bangladesh Ceylon Afghanistan Nepal and the Himalayan states Sikkim and Bhutan. He will assume duties soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hongkong
United Press International
Asia
Robert E. Page
Joseph L. Galloway
UPI
South Asia
Mr. Galloway
Refugio
Texas
New Delhi
India
Pakistan
Bangladesh
Ceylon
Afghanistan
Nepal
Sikkim
Bhutan
Galloway
Indonesia
Jakarta
New South Asia Region
Page
Refugio High School
Victoria Advocate
Kansas City, Mo
Kansas
Tokyo
Japan
South Vietnam
Vietnam
SHS Comanches Defeat Flatonia for First Place
The Shiner High School Comanches beat Flatonia 5 to 1 to take undisputed first place. Roy Rivera allowed seven hits and one run with three walks and two strikeouts. Four first inning runs featured Kaspar and Darilek hits and Vaclavik reaching on an error.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shiner High School
Comanches
Flatonia Bulldogs
Roy Rivera
Flatonia
Danny Kaspar
Warren Darilek
David Vaclavik
David Simper
Kaspar
Darilek
Vaclavik
Simper
Ronnie Mayberray
Rivera
Shiner Comanches blank Moulton for sixth straight win
The Shiner Comanches defeated Moulton 15-0 in a District 27-A contest to extend their winning streak to six. Pitcher David Vaclavik earned the win with a complete game shutout, allowing four hits and striking out nine while also going 3-for-3 with a home run. David Simper added two doubles and a single, Roy Rivera had two doubles, and the offense exploded with six runs in the first inning and six in the sixth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shiner High School
Comanches
Moulton
David Vaclavik
Vaclavik
David Simper
Roy Rivera
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S.S. Poseidon
Hell, Psi
Panamsion
Gene Hackman
Ernest Borgnine
Red Buttons
Shelly Winters
Antelantis
Twilight People
George Koether
110Th Street
Anthony Quinn
Valeria
Debbie Svetlik
Carl Timm
Victoria
David Martin
John Munson
Dennis Svetlik
Beaumont
Larry
Dexter Svetlik
Gary Svetlik
Georgetown
Archie Svetlik
Fayetteville
Kenneth Svetlik
Rheen
Rheem
Mraz Lumber Company, Inc
Shiner, TX
Karnes City
Walter Edward Kowalik
Farm Bureau Report
Gerald Seim
Emil L. Balusek Sr
RH Steineman
Sembera
West
Cf Simper
Othold
Polasek
Valis
Patricia A. Bradshaw
Texas Agricultural Extension Service
Texas A&m University
Margaret Hermes
Joseph Galloway
RH Harper
Cf Kaspar
C Vaclavik
P Simper
Ss Rivera
P Mayberry
Rf Dullye
Boedeker
Shiner Comanches
Southeast Asia
Laos
Malaysia
Thailand
J. L. Galloway Sr
Theresa Null
Evelyn Henkhaus Null
Marvin Null
Marvin B. Null
Shiner Hospital
Harper
Robert
Ph Kaspar
If Seidenberger
Ph Darilek
C Rodriguez
Ph Vaclavik
P Jarmon
Pr Simper
Roy
Bruns
Ph Mayberry
Rf Benes
Rf Mikes
Dullye
Ph Howard
Rhe Moulton
Koltone
Hearing Aid Service
H. R
TEX” Mayhall Company
LA Mancha
Rosser
Pais Tie
Shiner, Texas
Dodge Boys
Heinie Goetz Mtr. Co
Dodge
Beautiful
Dodge Polara
Polara
Heinie Goetz Motor Co
Lott & May Streets
Yoakum, Texas
Ponte Boys
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