24 Nov 1966
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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1966
Page
1
A veteran writer shares personal musings on aging and life lessons learned after school. He lists regrets and insights about work health money habits and he emphasizes heeding elders advice while recalling family influence and biblical inspiration.
Cub Pack 232 invites boys and parents to a pack meeting on Wednesday November 30 at 7 30 p m in the Parish Gym. All new Cubs will be welcomed and invited to join the Cub Scouts with their parents.
The Sophomore Class of Shi ner High School sponsors a bake sale on Saturday December 3 from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. at Patek's Market downtown and in front of the First National Bank. Support their fundraiser.
Meetings notice states Court St Paul CDA will hold its regular meeting Monday November 28 at 7 30 p m in the Parish Gym. An annual Christmas party follows at Casa Fiesta Monday December 5 with a turkey dinner at 1 00 per member and reservations with Mary Berckenhoff Bessie Sonntag at the C B Welhausen Stores or Rosalie Patek at Patek's Grocery.
Edmund Baros aged 53 6 months 12 days died Sunday November 20 1966 at 1130 p.m. Funeral services were at Buffington Funeral Home Shiner and the Shiner Catholic Church with Requiem Mass. Rosary was recited Tuesday evening. Interment in Shiner Catholic Cemetery. Survived by wife Irene Baros four sons David Richard Michael Edmund mother Mrs Joe Baros two brothers Marvin Val intine two sisters Lillian Taubert Joyce Lambrecht Lorraine Baros steps Phillip Ed Temple stepsister Elizabeth Uuhrock Edinburg.
St Paul basketball hosts St Edward's of Austin in Shiner on Wednesday November 30 at 6 30 p m A 1 0 5 0 1 0 7 indicates score or roster details Mrs Adolph Lichey transferred from Santa Rosa Hospital San Antonio to Frank Wagner Memorial Hospital.
Mrs. Jim Chotenovsky died in a near head on collision on State Highway 95 near here while en route from Moulton to Shiner. Her husband Jim Chotenovsky the Lavaca County Justice of the Peace was called to the scene to hold an inquest. Bohumil George Kalisek of Shiner was seriously hurt and transferred to a Houston VA hospital. The crash involved a 1961 sedan and a 1955 sedan on an incline in the southbound lane.
Five student nurses from the Frank Wagner Memorial Hospital School of Vocational Nursing Shiner under Mrs Helen Kosler RN took their state board exams in Austin in October 2021. Patricia Ann Dornak led with 80.8, joined by Helen Marie Brosh-Cook Annette Fae Foster and others earning licenses.
Hospital list shows a number of new admissions and dismissals. New patients include Mrs. Delmar Laas Mrs. Emma Krause Mrs. Oscar Kasparek and several others with babies born to Mrs. Adolf Lichey Mrs. Willie Goetz Mrs. Felix Cerny and baby boy Mrs. Emil Huser and baby boy Mrs. Elo Wolters J M Canon Shiner Mrs. Gus Krueger Mrs F W Hans of Moulton and Mrs. Ed ward Klozik with a baby boy from Flatonia. Dismissals include Mrs. Sadie Kubena Frank Panis John Nagelmueller Mrs. August Janak Robert Dreyer Mrs. R J Wagner Mrs Eugene Chaloupka Frank Nieto Mrs Laura Tschiedel Mrs Jimmie Smoklik George Spann Bohumil Kalisek and Mark Anthony Valis plus Mrs Frank Cook.
A Turkey Shoot will be held at Gus's Place on the Shiner Moulton Highway about 1½ miles south of Moulton. The event starts at 1 p.m. and welcomes 12, 16 and 20 gauge shotguns. Shells are furnished and refreshments provided. Public invited.
Miss Clara Wolters of Schulenburg broke her hip Monday evening November 7 and was hospitalized at Youens Memorial Hospital in Weimar. She is reported improving satisfactorily by family. Mrs Arno Wagener of Shiner visited and returned to Weimar with Glenn.
Thanksgiving Day services will be held at United Dr. Martin Luther Church Thursday morning at 9 o'clock with Pastor F. E. Eilers in charge and delivering the Thanksgiving message. Public is invited.
A turkey shoot is scheduled at Machart's Grocery in Charlottenburg Community on Sunday November 27 starting at 1 00 p m Participants are asked to bring shotguns shells will be furnished Refreshments will be served and all are invited to participate
The Shiner United Fund sets a 2850.00 goal for the year to aid hunger relief shelter, clothing, comfort for the needy and disaster victims. A meeting of team captains is planned at the Shiner Clinic on Monday night November 28 at 7 30 p m to organize volunteers and campaigns.
Agnes Bohuslav age 85 buried after services at Smith and Wharton Funeral Homes. Born January 21 1881 in Moravia Texas she lived in Moulton Boling and died November 5 at Caney Valley Memorial Hospital Wharton. Survived by sons two sisters and brothers and several grandchildren.
Joe Berger 66 years 1 month 28 days died Nov 21 1966 at Frank Wagner Memorial Hospital. Survived by wife Carrie Vincik of Shiner two sons Edgar of Killeen and Erwin of Houston four brothers Fred Edwin of Shiner Bill Elo of Houston three sisters Adolph Kurtz Fanny Petry Evelyn Patek all of Corpus Christi and Seguin and six grandchildren.
Christmas gatherings in Shiner list events from December 1 to December 17. Activities include Shiner Home Demonstration Club at Casa Fiesta with a gift reveal, Catholic Daughters of America at Casa Fiesta, 621st Mess Kit Repair Co at Hermann Sons Hall, VFW and Ladies Auxiliary at the Post Home, Shiner Rotary Club at Shiner Public School Cafetorium, and Burjes HD Club at Mrs. E. G. Buske’s home.
The American Legion Junior Auxiliary sponsors a bake sale Saturday November 26 beginning at 9 30 a m at Pa tek s downtown Market. Pies cakes kolaches strudel home made bread noodles and more will be available.
A brief tribute notes a life spent in kindness and good deeds, describing how the subject has gone to a fitting reward, leaving a lasting mark of generosity and service.
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