Cuero Alpha Phi and Delta Kappa Gamma Host Coffee Meeting
Cuero area Alpha Phi and Delta Kappa Gamma members hosted a May 6 1972 9 30 a m coffee at the Community Center Building. Mrs Effie Buehring presided with minutes read by Mrs Clara Audilet and treasurer Mrs Jeanette Cook reporting.
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Alpha Phi, Delta Kappa Gamma
Cuero
Alpha Phi
Delta Kappa Gamma
Charlotte Mixon
Effie Buehring
Yoakum
Lulu Belle Kolodziejczyk
Clara Audilet
Nannie Ray Baker
SLA St Paul P TC Elects Officers
The SLA St Paul P TC met May 1 1972 with 41 members present in the parish gym. Officers were elected by acclamation and a US flag presented by American Legion Post 201. The program featured Sister Emiliana and notes on graduation for 27 St Paul High seniors.
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SLA
St. Paul
P-Tc
Victor Patek
Sam Heitkamp
Marcus Hinci
Ry Janice Jana
St. Paul High School
SLA Piano Students Win Honors
Seven Saint Ludmila Academy piano students earned top ratings at the 1972 National Guild Piano Auditions at St. Joseph School Yoakum on May 13. Carla Kubicek led with a 98 percent Superior Plus Critic's Circle Rating, while six others received Circle or Superior Minus honors. The group performed under Sisters M. Antoinette and M. Bernadette.
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St. Ludmila
National Guild
St. Joseph School
Yoakum
Carla Beth Kubicek
Steve Kubicek
Carla
Karen Hartmann
Patrick Seidenberger
Carol Beal
Donna Koenning
Lisa Drake
Lisa Orsak
M. Antoinette
M. Bernadette
St. Ludmila Academy
Shiner Rotary Luncheon Discusses Viet Nam Resolution
The Shiner Rotary Club at Casa Fiesta heard Rev. Travis Rider discuss the Vietnam issue and the General United Methodist Conference stance from Atlanta April 1972. A local church resolution opposed the action and urged resistance to militant communism while promoting peaceful dealings.
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Rotary Club
Travis Rider
Viet Nam
General United Methodist Conference
Atlanta
General Conference
Austin
Rider
VFW Auxiliary Officers Installed in Shiner Meet
The Ladies Auxiliary to Shiner Memorial Post No. 6209 held a May 11, 1972 meeting in Shiner Texas with President Mrs. Sadie Erdelt presiding. Officers installed included president Sadie Erdelt senior vice Marionette Kneifel junior vice Milada Baros secretary Delores Hinck treasurer Annie Balusek chaplain Mary Stock conductress Joyce Mikes guard Gladys Strauss trustees and color bearers Leona Meyer Kamila Schwabe Martha Klesel. Memorial services followed with Past District President Rosalie Malitz assisting and a covered dish supper.
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Shiner Memorial Post No. 6209
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post
Sadie Erdelt
Annie Balusek
Ella Arnold
Victoria
Leona Meyer
Angeline Huber
Rosalie Malitz
Alvina Hartmann
Jarmilka Malina
Erdelt
Mary Stock
Ylonia Williams
Eddie
Lubbock
Shiner
Bessie Sonntag
Ernest Kurtz
A. W. Schaffner
Paul Stock Jr
Mary Berckenhoff
Same
Joyce Mikes
Trinity Lutheran Home
Shiner Post
Dallas
Ewald Erdelt
Tillie Bludau
Sofie Pustejovsky
Mary Barcak
James Jaks
Johnnie Vincik
Clarence (Pinky) Hartmann
God
America
Ben Malina
Ladies Auxiliary
Marionette Kneifel
Milada Baros
Delores Hinck
Martha Klesel
Mary Patek
Adele Machart
Delene Ulcak
Troop 231 Scouts Set Record At Water Festival
Troop 231 of Shiner entered nine canoe teams at the Blanco Scout Water Festival May 5-7. Six teams won prelims with two taking first and third in finals. The three Crews of Carlton Voskamp Earl Schacher Dan Kaspar set a new 3.5 mile record at 38.1 minutes, beating the 44 minute prior mark. Darrell Schlenker Tod Helweg Deron Ferrell finished third and swamped their boat but still earned a trophy.
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Troop 231
Blanco Chamber of Commerce
Alamo
Capitol Area
Boy Scouts of America
Blanco State Park
Shiner
Blanco
Ernie Schreiber
Leonard Boedeker
Ricky Rodriguez
Darrell Schlenker
Tod Helweg
Deron Ferrell
Carlton Voskamp
Earl Schacher
Dan Kaspar
Edwin Winn
Brian Helweg
Helweg
Ruben Vera
Clyde Otto
A. A. Darilek Jr
Gonzales Flatonia Market Reports Heavy rains limit cattle sales
In Flatonia Texas on May 15 1972 livestock market activity was limited by flood conditions. About 100 head of cattle mostly calves were consigned with prices for stocker cows packer cows and bulls reported and hogs sold 50 cents to 1 dollar higher.
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Flatonia
Texas
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