Nutrias Surge in West Texas As Pests Multiply
Nutrias or coypus plaguing West Texas rivers such as the Colorado and San Saba, following their introduction for vegetation control. They weigh 15 to 25 pounds, fight fiercely, reproduce twice yearly, and have few natural enemies, raising concerns over damage to fish habitat crops boats and barges.
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San Angelo
Texas
Colorado
San Saba
Texas Parks and Wildlife Department
Louisiana
South America
U. S
Engagement of Mary Theresa Raska to Patrick Bagley
Mr and Mrs Henry L Ras ka of Yoakum announce the engagement of their daughter Mary Theresa to Patrick M Bagley son of Mr and Mrs Morgan C Bagley of Alexandria Louisiana Miss Raska a St Joseph High School graduate attended St Marys University San Antonio and Texas Woman's University She works at the Austin Nursing and Convalescent Center Fiance a Holy Savior Menard Central High School graduate attended LSU and is in the U S Air Force at Bergstrom AFB Austin A June 5 wedding at St Joseph Catholic Church in Yoakum is planned by the couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry L. Raska
Yoakum
Mary Theresa
Patrick M. Bagley
Morgan C. Bagley
Alexandria
Louisiana
Miss Raska
St. Joseph High School
St. Mary’s University
San Antonio
Texas Woman’s University
Denton
Austin Nursing and Convalescent Center
Austin
Holy Savior Men
Texas meat inspection certified equal to federal standard
Texas earned equal to federal status for its meat inspection program after federal review. 582 intrastate plants will be overseen by state inspectors under the Wholesome Meat Act requirements and federal funds will cover about half the budget.
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Texas Meat Inspection
Texas
A. B. Rich
Woodrow W. Bailey
Extension
Bailey
USDA
Consumer and Marketing Service
West Virginia
Bloomington couple wed in St Patrick’s Church ceremony
Linda Marie Boedeker became the bride of Charles Michael Anderson in a March 27, 1971 ceremony at St Patrick's Catholic Church Bloomington. The couple resides in Bloomington. Linda is a 1969 Bloomington High School graduate and 1970 Fashion World School of Hairdressers graduate, owner of Lyn's Beauty Den.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda Marie Boedeker
Emmett J. Boedeker
Bloomington
Charles Michael Anderson
Bernice Belk
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
Roy Rihn
Christy Myers
Valarie Peck
Johnell Sharp
Cynthia Cooke
Beverly Parr
Christine Boedeker
Randy Holloway
Robert Boedeker
Ronnie Grunewald
Dale Lara
Billy Struka
Glenn Boedeker
Chucky Shiller
Larry Boedeker
Charlie Shiller
Edward Kocian
Don White
Charles Hilscher
R. L. Lohl
Barbara Hilscher
Linda White
Donna Hanselka
Mary Kocian
Lyn'’s
Drexler Construction Co
Victoria
C. J. Shiller
St. Patrick's Hall
Obituaries From El Campo Area Deaths 1971
Obituaries list Ben J Labay of El Campo with lumber interests in Edna and Blessing who died April 22 1971 aged 62. Also W J Bartek Sr of Yoakum a painter and paperhanger who died April 24 aged 76. Other notices include Mrs Max Gerngross of Frelsburg who died April 24 aged 80. Funeral services and interment details are provided for each.
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el Campo
Ben J. Labay
Edna
Blessing
Nada
Triska Chapel
St. Philip’s Catholic Church
Albert Hubertus
Holy Cross Memorial Park
Jim Hutcherson
Ernest Opella Jr
John Blinka
Delfin Marek
Leroy Kutac
Andrew Sablatura
Anthony
Thomas Ermis
Cecelia Labay
Eugene Labay
San Antonio
Larry Labay
Austin
Michael Labay
Ben Krenek
Annie Sablatura
Mary Kutach
Richard Labay
Yoakum
W. J. Bartek Sr
St. Joseph Catholic Church
Michael O’shaughnessy
St. Joseph Catholic Cemetery
Buffington Funeral Home
Funeral Home Chapel
Fred Wolfsdorf
Fred Wauson
Rolly Mylius
Archie Wood
Hugo Holster
Max Gerngross
Columbus
Freisburg
St. Jude Hospital
Brenham
Untermeyer-Henneke Funeral Home
Saints Peter and Paul Catholic Church
Frelsburg
Werner Buchhold
Frelsburg Catholic
Lawrence
Paul
James Wostarek
Edgar
Willibald
Arnold Kleihege
Gerngross
Mary Kleihege
New Ulm
Joe
Anna
Frenzel) Kleihege
Market Report Gonzales and Flatonia Texas May 1 1971
Cattle on Hand 1365 hogs 485 at Gonzales market with most classes steady to higher buyers active. Packer cows 50 to 100 cents higher bulls steady young stocker cows higher cows and calves on the rise. Butcher hogs steady. Price ranges from calves to cows and hogs listed with Good to Choice steers 42.50 to 55.00 and hogs No 1 tops 16 16 80. At Flatonia May 3 1971 cattle on hand 695 hogs 365 with steers 42.50 to 52.75 and cattle prices steady to higher cows stockers 18 to 23 75 bulls 20 to 30 hogs 13 to 16 80. Overall market active and fully steady to higher across most classes.
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Gonzales
Texas
Flatonia
Seguin Man Killed in Highway Construction Accident
Hubert F. Hollub aged 57 of Rt. 1 Seguin died when heavy equipment overturned on SH 10 south of Kingsbury. Justice of the Peace ruled accidental death. Funeral held April 28 at Goetz Memorial Chapel with burial in Guadalupe Valley Memorial Park Seguin. Survivors include wife Albina and five children.
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Hubert F. Hollub
Seguin
Rt. 1
Kingsbury
SH 10
Justice of the Peace
R. L
Bob” Jones
Hollub
Jones
Goetz Memorial Chapel
Father Robbins
St. James Catholic Church
Guadalupe Valley Memorial Park
Freddy Billis
Edmund Campbell
Gilbert Trappe
Alfred Mandel
Ben
Eugene Brietzke
Albina Hollub
Lambert
Harvey
Wilbert
Donald
Wayne Hollub
Geraldine Yvonne
Shirley Hollub
Emil Hollub
Moulton
Jerome Hollub
San Antonio
Alexander Hollub
Poteet
Adolf
Helen) Pesek
Ida Lee Bucek
Houston
Czech Variety Show Cancelled in Texas Tour Set
An American leg of Waldemar Matuska the Czech pop singer is postponed with two Texas appearances moved. The May 8 Taiton Center event and May 9 SPJST Pokrok in Houston are cancelled. Planned benefits shift to an old time dance with Jesse Hicks orchestra in Bay City. Admission remains $1 with a 30 minute Czech program shown prior.
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Czechoslovakia
Waldemar Matuska
Texas
Matuska
Prague Orchestra
New Taiton Community Center
el Campo
Houston
Spjst Lodge Pokrok
U.S
New York
Detroit
Cleveland
Chicago
Taiton
Hillie
Hinze Named FHA Girl of the Month for April
Katherine Hinze of Shiner is selected FHA Girl of the Month for April. A Shiner High sophomore and Comanche Band cornet member, she has two years in FHA and is pursuing Chapter Homemaker Degree after earning Junior Homemaker Degree. She attended Area III FHA Convention in Houston as a delegate.
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Katherine Hinze
Calvin H. Hinze
Shiner
FHA
Shiner High School
Katherine
Houston
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Melvin Harbers
Alexander G. Bell
Promper
Biocohney
Shiner, Texas
Ray
Fryers
Decker
Eddy
Bic
Folger’s Coffee
del Haven
Blue Bell Supreme
Libby
Uncle Williams
ALMA
Blackburn
del Monte Prunes
AJAX
Apples
HOT Pit
Mary Theresa Raska
College Station
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Linda Boedeker
Charles Anderson
John Matthew Michal
Glenn Michal
Round Rock
St. Louis Catholic Church
John C. Malinowski
Linda Harbers
E. J. Michal
Corpus Christi
Shiner Hospital
Dennis, Robert
Patrick Wagner
Pastor Grosenbacher
Charles Ferrell
John Hanacek
E. J. Ocilke
Mrs. Sedlmeyer
Shiner Gazette
Otto Sander
Gonzales-Flatonia
Frank C. Koester
Beeville
Memorial Hospital
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Tynan
James Jensen
Evergreen Cemetery
Skidmore
Galloway and Sons
C. P. Ross
Ted Wilkinson
LeRoy Hoff
Edgar Range
Danny Lamprecht
R. V. Stubenthal
Koester
Adolph
Carrie
Wunneburger) Niebuhr
Page
Etta Spiekerman
Lydia Koester
R. A. Hudson
Unui
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