Mrs Juengerman’s 87th Birthday Honored At Lueke Home
Mrs Olga Smothers Mrs R J Etlinger and Mrs Arthur Lueke hosted a May 23 gathering for Mrs E Juengerman on her 87th birthday at the Lueke residence. Guests included out of town friends from Alice Orange Grove Yoakum Schulenburg. Refreshments and games followed an afternoon of congratulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olga Smothers
R. J. Etlinger
Arthur Lueke
E. Juengerman
Marvin Boehm
Marva Jo
Jimmy
Alice
Erwin Boehm
Orange Grove
Rud. Peters
Yoakum
Schulenburg
Shiner Farm Bureau Plans May Barbecue Event
The Shiner Farm Bureau met May 14 at Legion Park with strong turnout. Mr. and Mrs. Adam Wendel attended for the first time. Doris Simper to represent the group at the Queen's coronation during the May Fest parade. Boehm Motor Sales donated a car to the organization. A memorial gift was decided for the Frank Wagner Memorial Hospital. Edwin Wehl to chair the annual barbecue. Melvin Ahrens received attendance award. Social followed. Also noted were visits from Milton Goesch and W A Goesch of San Antonio and E H Greif of Floresville.
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Shiner Farm Bureau
Legion Park
Adam Wendel
Edwin Wehl
Doris Simper
Farm Bureau
Boehm Motor Sales
Gonzales Woman Killed In Two Car Smashup
A two car crash on US Highway 183 near the Guadalupe River bridge at 5 48 p m Tuesday killed 69 year old Pearl Tenberg of 1317 Garden Street and injured five others, two critically. Five others were treated at Holmes Hospital and released or remained hospitalized.
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Guadalupe River Bridge
Gonzales
Pearl Tenberg
Garden Street
Holmes Hospital
Florence Zint Rayson
St. Joseph Street
Grace Carter
Durst Street
Miss Carter
Teresa Clare Schlick
Route Four
D. A. Bell
Hamilton Street
Horace Wayne Bell
Rayson
Funeral Services Held Thursday For Mrs Pearl Tenberg
Mrs. Pearl Tenberg dies from auto crash near the Guadalupe river bridge on Highway 183. Funeral at First Methodist Gonzales with Rev. Wesley Schulz officiating, burial in Odd Fellows cemetery. Survived by son Garland, siblings and grandchildren. two sons predeceased.
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First Methodist
Gonzales
Pearl Tenberg
Holmes Memorial Hospital
Guadalupe River Bridge
Highway 183
Wesley N. Schulz
Odd Fellows
Congressman Thompson Defends Attendance and Policy Views
Clark W. Thompson of the 6th Texas District defends attendance record before Ways and Means and House, argues for responsible production policy, warns on wheat surpluses and debt ceiling, and urges balanced spending while honoring obligations. Also notes visit from Mrs. Smith Leazar of Moulton and sister visit.
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Texas
Ways and Means Committee
Congress
Smith Leazar of
Moulton
Joe Hughs
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Bradford
Dad
Dudley Hoskins
On-The-Square
Shiner FB Group
Frank Wagner Memorial Hospital
Melvin Ahrens
Milton Goesch
W. A. Goesch
San Antonio
E. H. Greif
Floresville
Shiner
Remi Bumoe
Every Gaye
Mon Amer
Onely
Shiner, Texas
Lovn
Slab Bacon
Oleo
Tennessee
ALCOA
KOTEX
KRAFT
Macaroni
Fleur
Punch Drink
Bil
UST Ohler’s Food Market LY
Muer
Libby
Folger’s Coffee
Alka Seltzer Sm
Pohler’s
Roy Helms
Barney Boeck
Miss Schlick
U.S. 183
Dodge
Mercury
Gonzales Inquirer
P. W. Buechman
Hallettsville
Lillie Schornack
Irvin S. Titzell
Rufus King
Lawrence A. Kifer
Henry Ruddock
Slayton R. Lester
Edwin Mills
John D
Robert J. Wagner
John J. Hanacek
Alphonse Padalecki
Martin Fric
Clark W. Thompson
Galveston County
Texas City
Appropriations
United States
Treasury Department
Sonotone
Victoria
N. Main St
J. Morris
Hearing Center Plaza Hotel
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