Obituary and social notes from various Texas towns
Mrs. Ben Brom and others attended the funeral of Frank Vecera of East Bernard on Friday the 19th. The group visited friends in El Campo Shiner Moulton and Halletts ville. Several reunions and visits are noted including the Strauss and 1912 class reunions at A&M College. Rudolf Hess and other World War II references appear among the notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Brom
J. A. Darilek
Seymour
Frank Vecera
East Bernard
el Campo
Shiner
Moulton
Hallettsville
Brom
Steve Michalec
Jerry Picha
Taft
Henry Bolech
Alabama
Joe Strauss
Tillie Fietsam
Henry J. Fietsam
Strauss
Bellville
Wm. Wendtland
A&m College
Eddie Grasshoff
San Antonio
Mabel Pennick
Brownsville
Jeff Mikulik
Rudolf Hess
Scotland
Congressman Clark W. Thompson Reports International Efforts
In a May 9 letter to neighbors, Congressmen Clark W. Thompson outlines U S Mexican cooperation on narcotics with a proposed international commission. He notes a public hearing May 10 in San Antonio on navigation aspects of the San Antonio River and urges district residents to track its development along the Guadalupe and San Antonio basins. He also mentions funeral attendance for Mrs Pearl Moore in Center Point and relations to San Antonio resident Mrs Charles Kasper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Mexico
San Antonio
Guadalupe River
Gulf
Ninth Congressional District
Ninth District
Emil Kuck
Yoakum
Oren
Carl Remmers
Llano
Otto Remmers
Shiner
Pearl Moore
Center Point
Charles Kasper
Nurses Meeting of Catholic Council Held at Local Hospital
The local Council of Catholic Nurses met at Frank Wagner Memorial Hospital on Thursday April 25. Miss Agnes Netardus led prayer, and Mrs Ethelyn Schreiber read minutes. Reports from Santa Rosa Medical Center were given, with plans for District II meet at Cuero May 21 and next local meeting July 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Wagner Memorial Hospital
Agnes Netardus
Ethelyn Schreiber
Santa Rosa Medical Center
San Antonio
Helen Kosler
Cuero
Ben Roznovsky
James Roznovsky
Lucille
Mary Zamykal
Sadie Erdelt
Marie A. Lahodny
Council of Catholic Nurses
Health And Safety Tips From The AMA Gardening Safety
Home gardeners face common hazards from digging mowing and tool use this spring. Start gradually to build strength. clean wounds and seek care for deep cuts. ensure tetanus vaccination. read and follow pesticide and weed killer labels. cap residues and store safely. use power tools with caution. watch for stings and consider desensitization if allergic. The article ends with a stray figure about a bird orbot laying eggs.
Poison Ivy Season Again Prompts Caution
Texas A&M extension specialist G O Hoffman warns that poison ivy and poison oak outbreaks are near and advises avoiding contact and pets in affected areas. If exposed, wash skin and clothing and apply Animate spray to foliage, noting it browns in 24 hours and may require two applications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Station
G. O. Hoffman
Texas A&m College
Hoffman
SHS Student Council Activities Highlight March to April
The Student Council sponsored an assembly with Ruth Ann DeHarde giving the opening prayer and Rev. Tindall delivering a talk. A monologue featured Ronald Boehm and classmates. A Peppermint Prom dance April 19, with James Gandy as DJ, followed by a Student Council meeting April 22 and a free movie The Big Question for the student body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Ann DeHarde
Clarice Seiler
Andrea Klekar
Tindall
Ronald Boehm
Robert Wuensch
Morris Boedeker
Joe Heiman
Helen Kuta
James Gandy
Jimmy Galindo
Student Council
Ronnie Mig
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Will Entertain
Joe Patek & His Orchestra
Hermann Sons Shiner
Clark W. Thompson
Texas
Kennedy
FBI
Sincerely Yours, Clark W. Thompson
Star Kist Tuna
Justins
Dudley Hoskins
Gonzales
Oleo
Able LU
Green Beans
Stra
Iberries
Washburn Prunes
Frobin
Mourtalee
Folger’s
Morton
Chu
Lipton Tea
Duncan Hines
Tsuspohler’s
Wil
Ler’s
Vlasta Gladys Pesek
Stephen A. Pirkle
Joe Pesek
Rt. 3
Mr. Pirkle
Tom Pirkle
Shiner Catholic Church
The
AMA
Poison Ivy
SHS News
Havel Studio
P. O
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