Gus Jaehne 73 Dies. Rites Held In Shiner Texas
Gustave Adolph Jaehne, 73, of Shiner Texas, died May 12 after a week in the local hospital. Funeral services were May 14 at Buffington Funeral Home and United Dr. Martin Luther Church with Rev. Edwin Oehlke officiating. Survivors include a wife, three daughters, two sons, 12 grandchildren, one great grandchild, and several siblings.
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Gustave Adolph Jaehne
Buffington
Shiner
United Dr. Martin Luther Church
Jaehne
Mr. Jaehne
Austin County
Reinhardt
Anna Renken Jaehne
Immanuel Lutheran Church, Missouri Synod
C. Bernthal
Edwin Oehlke
Oehlke
Menger School
Elfreda Hauschild
William Dziewas
Walter Cook
Raleigh Cook
New Braunfels
Alex Wendtland
Seguin
Gussie Jaehne
Ballinger
Edwin Jaehne
Clara Burkett
Peth
Otto Fisseler
Anton Kahlich
San Antonio
Reinhardt Dreyer
Wilson
Anton DeHarde
Ben DeHarde
Yoakum
Emil Jaehne
Chas
Alvina) Menger
Mrs. S. Kubicek Joins Gazette Staff
Mrs. Steve Kubicek accepted a general Gazette staff role with emphasis on desk work phone service and bookkeeping. The Gazette credits her experienced service and courteous reception by management. Interment for Mr. Jaehne occurred at Shiner City Cemetery with a large funeral procession and many mourners.
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Steve Kubicek
Gazette
The
Kubicek
Social Security Rules Explain Agricultural Tax Status
A Texas Farm Bureau representative clarifies that most area farmers in Shiner are not liable for the agricultural employer's Social Security tax at start date January 1, 1951. Tax applies only after a qualifying quarter and 60 days of full time work with earnings at least $50, with rules detailing continuing eligibility and quarterly tax status.
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Shiner
Texas Farm Bureau
Bureau of Internal Revenue
F.I.A.C
F.I.C.A
Shiner Comets Host Sun Day Showdown At Zanders Field
The Shiner Comets face a strong hitting Sun day team Sunday at 3 p.m. at Zanders Field. Last week May 13 they beat the Blue Jackets of Sheridan 10 to 4. With players missing due to family deaths, organizers hope a full lineup appears for the home game.
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Shiner Comets
Zander
Comets
Blue Jackets
Sheridan
County Board Annexes Four School Districts To Shiner ISD
Lavaca County Board meets in Hallettsville May 14 1951 and votes to annex Bunjes Kopecky Boundary Line Mount Olive and Michna Beasley common districts to Shiner ISD Also notes April annexation of Evergreen Lower half and commends board and County Superintendent William Eilers for handling educational matters.
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County Board
Shiner Independent School District
County School Board
Lavaca County
Hallettsville
Shiner
Bunjes
Kopecky - Boundary
Line
Mount Olive
Michna- Beasley
Evergreen
Lavaca
William Eilers
Shiner High baccalaureate on Sunday cancels church services
Special notice states Shiner High School baccalaureate services prompt no preaching at the Methodist Church Sunday night. Church services are also canceled Sunday May 27 at 11 30 a m and 8 00 p m because the pastor is away at the annual conference.
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Shiner High School
Methodist Church
Official Visit Of Masonic D D G M
The regular meeting of Shi ner Lodge No 1065 ALF A M will be held Monday May 21. Francis M Pieper District Deputy Grand Master for the 34th Masonic District will make his official visit at this meeting. Members urged to attend. Visitors welcome. Alfred Karnau W M W C Schmidt Secretary
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Shiner Lodge No. 1065
ALF
A. M
Francis M. Pieper
Masonic
William Warnke Rites Held Here Saturday May 12
William F. Warnke of Gonzales died May 10 at 72 years old. He was buried May 12 in Shiner City Cemetery at 2 p.m. after state hold at Buffington Funeral Home. Survivors include Lena Neiser Warnke and eight children. Funeral conducted by Rev. S. R. Horwood with Methodist Church choir.
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William F. Warnke
Gonzales
Shiner City
Leemaster Warnke
Junction
Herman Stange
Victoria
Albert Warnke
Waco
Thomas Placker
Kenedy
Ed Hieder
Mathis
Ollie Warnke
Smithville
Warnke
Moulton
Texas
Lavaca County
Lena Neiser
Lizzie) Priesmeyer
Bloomington
Marvin
Emma) Urban
Ruby
Lillie) Smith
Iago
Tom
Ella) Mudd
Herbert
Irene) Wegener
Shiner
Henry Warnke
Goliad
Willis Warnke
Crosby
Alma Priesmeyer
San Antonio
William
Dora Wagner Warnke
Willie Warnke
Flatonia
College Capers of 1951 Concert Canceled
The Texas Lutheran Choir announced the presentation of College Capers of 1951 has been canceled for this year and will not be presented Thursday as advertised last week.
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Texas Lutheran Choir
Knights of Columbus Meeting At St. Ludmila's Tonight
Knights of Columbus to meet at St. Ludmila's Academy this Thursday May 17 at 8 o'clock. Members urged to attend and participate in the scheduled session.
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Knights of Columbus
St. Ludmila’s Academy
Community H. D. Club Meets Today
The Community H. D. Club meets today at 2 p.m. at Mrs. Ed Kasper’s home. A biscuit demonstration is planned and visitors are welcome.
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Community
H. D. Club
Ed Kasper
Bunjes Club Meets Friday for Box Top Exchange
Bunjes Home Demonstration Club meets Friday May 18 at 2 p.m. with Mrs. Fred Krause. County Agent attends and Meadowlake box tops should be brought. Visitors welcome and members asked to bring recipes for exchange.
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Bunjes Fld. Club
Bunjes
Fred Krause
Merchants to Attend Price Clinic in Moulton
Merchants in the Moulton area are urged to attend a Price Stabilization Clinic at the Moulton Chamber of Commerce on Thursday May 24 from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. OPS representatives will help prepare pricing charts required under ceiling price regulations and amendment 2. Deadline to file charts is May 30. those not filed may not offer or sell articles covered by CPR 7 and amendment 2 after that date.
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Office of
Moulton Chamber of Commerce
OPS
John Culak Laid At Rest
John Culak a prominent farmer of the Dickson School community died at Shiner Hospital on Sunday May 6 after a short illness. The body lay in state at Smith Funeral Home Moulton with Rosary recited Monday night. Funeral services were at the Funeral Home Tuesday and a Requiem High Mass followed in St Josephs Church. Interment was in Moulton Catholic Cemetery Rev John Matocha officiating. He was born March 1 1878 and died at 73 years 2 months 5 days. Survived by wife Anna Culak five daughters one brother three sisters a son Johnnie who died in World War II and a daughter who died in infancy plus nine grandchildren and four great grandchildren.
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John Culak
Dickson
Shiner Hospital
Smith Funeral Home
Moulton
St. Joseph’s Church
Moulton Catholic
Joe Kolar
Julius Hajek
Flatonia
Herman Darilek
Elo Mraz
Houston
Ben Marcak
Shiner
Joe Culak
Anton Svoboda
Charles Welff
John Cernoch
Weimar
Johnnie Culak
Zander's Service Station Wins First League Game
Zander's Service Station beat Shiner Garage 5 to 3 at the High School diamond on Tuesday night April 8. Victor Cortez and Sember pitched well for the losers, with Cortez allowing 5 hits and 14 strikeouts and Sember 6 hits and 10 strikeouts. James Meyer starred for Zander's with a running catch and 2 hits. In the second game Marcak's Auto Supply defeated Garbade's Lumber Co. 4 to 0 as Dennis Caka pitched a one hit no run game, his second victory, while Lawrence Kurtz struck out 15 for Garbade's.
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Zander
Service Station
Shiner Garage
Victor Cortez
Little Sember
Cortez
Sember
James Meyer
Edward Mikes
Meyer
Marcak
Auto Supply
Garbade
Lumber Co
Dennis Caka
Caka
Lawrence Kurtz
Garbade Lumber Co
St Ludmila Academy 1951 Senior Class Candidates
The St Ludmila Academy 1951 senior class lists candidates for graduation. Names include Lucille Brogger Kermit Seidenberger Lucille Seidenberger Louis Kubena Mary Nell Mill Travis Effenberger Virginia Grant David Krejci Elizabeth Zissa Marvin Kram John Valis Mae Werner Virginia Pavlas Mary Helen Turek Juanita Madala Betty Ybarra Mary Ann Walleck Jane Janak Donald Filip John Janik Jerry Patek Edward Simper.
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St. Ludmila’s Academy
Lucille Brogger
Kermit Seidenberger
Lucille Seidenberger
Louis Kubena
Mary Nell Mill
Travis Effenberger
Virginia Grant
David Krejci
Elizabeth Zissa
Marvin Kram
John Valis
Mae Werner
Virginia Pavlas
Mary Helen Turek
Juanita Madala
Betty Ybarra
Mary Ann Walleck
Jane Janak
Donald Filip
John Janik
Jerry Patek
Edward Simper
City Cemetery Social at Legion Park May 27
The City Cemetery Association announces a social and lunch at Legion Park on Sunday May 27 beginning at 3 p.m. Refreshments of sandwiches cake and coffee will be served. Entertaining games on the grounds.
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City Cemetery
The
City Cemetery Association
Legion Park
Shiner High Hosts Play and Installation Evening
The Future Homemakers of the Shiner High School Chapter invite the public to attend installation services and the play High Pressure Area at Shiner High Gym. The event is at 8 p.m. on May 29. May 2021.
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Shiner High School
Shiner High
Firemen's Wives Auxiliary Meeting Notice
The Firemen's Wives Auxiliary will meet Tuesday May 22 at 8 00 p m in the Chamber of Commerce room.
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Firemen’s Wives Auxiliary
Chamber of Commerce
Rain Deluge Reaches Shiner Area
Shiner and nearby areas woke to heavy rainfall Tuesday morning with a slow drizzle continuing into Wednesday forenoon. The shower marks the first rain since last June for some localities, while the city measured 1.30 inches of precipitation.
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Shiner
Annual Methodist Conference Begins in San Antonio
The ninety third Southwest Texas Methodist Conference gathers May 23 to 27 at Travis Park Church in San Antonio with about five hundred ministers laymen and visitors. Bishop A Frank Smith will preside for his fifteenth term as Dr Eugene L Smith and Dr M S Davage address attendees.
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San Antonio
Southwest Texas Methodist Conference
Travis Park
A. Frank Smith
Houston Area
Band Club Picnic Friday Night at Sulphur Park
The Band Club invites students members and families to a picnic at Sulphur Park Friday night May 18. Attendees bring sandwiches and cookies or cake while drinks are bought at the swimming pool. Swimming may be enjoyed after lunch served around 8 or 8 30 p.m.
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Sulphur Park
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Shiner City Cemetery
Victor DeHarde
Bob Sterling
Robert Dreyer
Henry Neuman
Arnold Stanek
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O.D.H.S. Lodge
D.D. G.M
Alfred Karnau
William Warnke
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Eugene L. Smith
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M. S. Davage
Board of Education
Samuel Houston College
Austin
Willis Tate
SMU
Thalbert R. Thomas
Bishop Smith
Band Club
Wm. Wendtland
God of Our Fathers”—Roberts Lutheran Choir
Victor Stindt
E. J. Oehlke
Bass
Ashford
S. R. Horwood
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