8th Graders Promoted To SHS In Shiner Public School
27 eighth graders were promoted to Shiner High School during a May 22 ceremony in the high school gym. Principal Charles E. Carpenter presided. Doris Henkhaus played, Jeanette Kloesel spoke salutatory. Reverend O T Breedlove gave invocation. Neal B Fox addressed the class on building personality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shiner Public School
Shiner High School
Chas. E. Carpenter
Doris Henkhaus
Marche Pontficale
Pontiac
O. T. Breedlove
The
Baptist Church
Jeanette Kloesel
Cnte
Benedict Kocian
Walter Paul Jr
Neal B. Fox
Supt. Fox
America
Marvin Menning
Carpenter
Max E. Seidenberger
Barbara Henkhaus
G. A Pringle
U.S.A
Shiner High Faculty Summer Plans Revealed
Nearly all Shiner High School staff shared summer intents. Supt and Mrs Neal B Fox will rest in Shiner. Several faculty members plan home stays, summer school in San Marcos features Principal Max Seidenberger, band director Robert W Taylor and Ruth Riske among others while Chovanetz couple head to Canada and Richmond assignments noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neal B. Fox
Shiner
Joyce Bednarony
Max Seidenberg
Ben Korian
Ray Seale
Can Kasper
G. A. Pringle
Shimer
Prarie Lee
Dorothy Fogle
James C. Bishop
Austin
Myrtle Evans
Wailettsville
San Marcos
Max Seidenberger
Ruth Riske
Robert W. Taylor
Taylor
August Darilek
Hilda Schott
C. E Carpenter
Richmond
Chas. Chovanetz
Canada
Grandmothers and Grandfathers Welcome Newborns in Fort Worth Area
Dr and Mrs J W Boyle announce grandson Michael Lee Bradley born in Fort Worth weighing 7 pounds 7 ounces Eva Jo Boyle is mother. Also noted are births of William Patrick Chandler Denver May 17 and Suan Ann Vogelsang Bangor May 14. Additional births include a son to Cimrhanzel May 27, a daughter to Dusek May 24, and a daughter to Seidenberger May 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Boyle
Michael Lee Bradley
George Bradley
Fort Worth
Eva Jo Boyle
Grandma Boyle
Fort Worthway
Fanny Pierce
Cecile Plageman
William Patrick Chandler
J. R. Chandler
Denver
Colo
Mae Jean Faulkner
Julius J. Cimrhanzel
Elnora Pohler
Stanley Rozanski
Bangor
Maine
Susan Ann
Virginia Vogelsang
Mike Vogelsang
Louis Dusek
Adolph Seidenberger
No Services Sunday At Methodist Church
Rev. S. R. Horwood and his wife attend the annual conference in San Antonio this week so there will be no preaching services Sunday at the Methodist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. R. Horwood
San Antonio
Methodist Church
Card of Thanks from Mrs. Ad. Filip
Expresses gratitude for cards and letters received during stay at Herman Hospital in Houston. Notes how the kind messages cheered her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Hospital
Houston
Ad. Filip
Revered Shiner Citizen Dies at 98
Mrs. C. L. Williams, a beloved Shiner pioneer and longtime resident, died Wednesday May 21 at age ninety eight. A devout Presbyterian active in the Methodist Church, she supported youth education, fundraised for local needs, and inspired many with her quiet service to the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Williams
Shiner
Williams
Yater Family Vacation Visit Reaches Midland
Mr and Mrs J M Yater and children were in Midland Sunday. The Yater daughters remained over for a vacation with their parental grandparents. Mr and Mrs O E Gray of Flatonia maternel grandparents accompanied them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Yater
Midland
Yater
O. E. Gray
Flatonia
Charlean Carpenter
C. E. Carpenter
Green Cross Hospital
Luling
Anton Macha~ Cek
Shiner
Frank Janik
Betty
Joseph Heidaker
Sweet Home
Olivia
Port Lavaca
St. John’s Seminarians
San Antonio
Chas. Kram Jr
Emil James Wesselsky
Victor L. Novak
Lawrence Matula
Joseph Hubner
Louis Kubena
Lillie Machart
First National Bank
Second Grade Open House Highlights May 22
Second grade held Open House on Thursday May 22 with both sections staging performances. The guest book logged 30 attendees as Section One presented The Gingerbread Boy and Gingerbread Dance with several students handling puppets and narration. Section Two performed Lazy Jack followed by a choral reading Over The Meadow and a concluding dance Skip to My Son. Principal C E Carpenter addressed parents and Mrs. Victor Bender reported finances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Ann Wehl
Irene Claire Burke
Arlen Barre
Patricia Kremling
Edward Gene Polasek
Pig
Fox
Shirley Janssen
Peggy Kuck
Adolph Cerny
del Jean Leck
Doris Weber
Lazy Jack
Dolores Zimmerman
Gloria Bender
Robert Struka
Marcella Schneider
Leonard Chumchal
David Garbade
Ernest Kurtz
Eugene Cerny
Warren Tie
Tasler Family Celebrates Frank Tasler Sr Birthday
A Monday night gathering at the Tasler home honored Frank Tasler Sr on his seventy six birthday. Attendees included Frank Tasler Jr Frances Ann Elson Roy Schreiber Matus Tasler and Kruse families sharing ice cream and cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norbert Tasler
Frank Tasler Sr
Frank Tasler Jr
Frances Ann
Elson Roy Schreiber
Jerry Matus
Edgar Tasler
Alex Kruse
Netardus Named A and M Valedictorian In 1952 Class
Jaro George Netardus Jr from El Campo is valedictorian of the May 30 Texas A M College graduation with a 2.913 GPA. He is a cadet lieutenant colonel in Air Force ROTC, commander of the Atlantic Battalion, and appears in Who's Who 1952. He played varsity football and holds an athletic scholarship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaro George Netardus Jr
el Campo
Texas A & M College
Air Force
Atlantic
A & M Midway
Jaro George Netardus
Netardus
Phi Eta Sigma
Phi Kappa Phi
Newman Club
Wharton County A & M Club
Varsity Letterman's Association
College Residents Return and See Homecomings Predicted
Alton Tieken Lester Fisseler Travis Effenberger and Oran Carl Remmers returned Tuesday from A M College Stanley Horwood will be home from Southwestern Univ Friday The report notes upcoming reunions and expected arrivals from nearby universities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alton Tieken
Lester Fisseler
Travis Effenberger
Oran Carl Remmers
A & M College
Stanley Horwood
Southwestern Univ
Jiral Spann Nuptials Held At St. Ann's Church
Theresa Jiral and Albert Spann wed May 19 at St. Ann's Catholic Church with Rev. Bily officiating. The couple's reception featured barbecue and trimmings, a Legion Park dance, and a New Mexico Arizona honeymoon. They plan to reside in San Antonio where the groom works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Ann’s Catholic Church
Theresa Jiral
Chas. Jiral
Albert Spann
Lillie Spann
Bily
Jimmie Vancura
Frank Spann
Emil Spann
Peggy Wasek
Mary K. Jiral
Dorothy Kurtz
Frank Mueck
Elrose Leopold
Victor Stary
Anton Stary
Louis Spann
Eugene Petry
Charlene Jiral
Rudy Kurtz
Legion Park
New Mexico
Arizona
San Antonio
Marine Recruiter Here June 3
Master Sergeant Don Gallaspy U S Marine Recruiter from Victoria announced he would be in Shiner on the morning of Tuesday June 3 at the post office for taking applications from young men interested in volunteering for the United States Marine Corps. He noted that pre induction physicals do not bar volunteering and one dependent allows enlistment with active duty for about twenty four months. Reserves receive the same training and opportunities as regulars for a three to four year term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Gallaspy
U. S. Marine
Victoria
Shiner
Post Office
United States Marine Corps
Gallaspy
Marine Corps Reserve
Missouri Dairy Stud Speeds Semen Delivery by Planes
The Missouri Farmers Association runs a three-plane shipping schedule covering 66 counties daily from its Springfield stud of 55 top dairy bulls. Semen is collected before dawn and flown out at 5 a.m. on three 250 mile routes taking about 3.5 hours. Parachuted semen is delivered in a protected half-gallon bucket by pilot, serving Jersey Guernsey Holstein Milking Short horn Brown Swiss and Angus dairies across the Ozarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ozark Dairy
Missouri Farmers Association
Springfield
Association
Jersey
Guernsey
Holstein
Ozark Dairymen
Wet Water a New Weapon to Fight Farm Fires
Fire safety expert Dale K. Auck reveals a detergent enhanced water solution named wet water. The non sudsing detergent makes water penetrate oils, allowing 40 gallons to equal 300 gallons of ordinary water in smoldering grain and bale fires. Rural departments are urged to adopt this method to reduce water damage and fire destruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale K. Auck
Federation of Mutual Fire Insurance Companies
Auck
Corn and grain draining soil nitrogen warns need for fertilizer
University of Illinois agronomist Dr. B H Tyner says high yielding hybrid corn and improved small grain varieties drain nitrogen from midwestern soils faster than legumes can replace it. To maintain yields, nitrogen must be supplied by commercial fertilizer or manure in addition to legume nitrogen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. H. Tyner
University of Illinois Agronomist
Agronomist
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McDonald
Shiner High
Jernery
Annelle Mikeska
Jeanette Boedeker
Clarence Blume
Wanda Barre
C. A. Drabek
Alton Ehler
Clarice Huber
Jerry Kresta
Bob Kruse
John Chunda
Librado Mendez
James Meyer
Edward Mikes
Edwarda Roeder
Sedonia Roznovsky
Mabel Schreiber
Tommy Lee
Peggy Slavik
Beatrice Schroeder
Lillie Mae Tomek
Annie Marie Wegener
Mr. Williams
Woman’s Society
Wesley Bible
Jackson Farm Mach. Co
Yoakum
Hallettsville
A& M
Agnes Kolar of
Jiral
St. Ann’s
Missouri Dairy
Frank P. Rodrigues
California
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