Health and Safety: Mothers Urged on Poison Prevention
A mother rushed her three year old to the hospital after he swallowed hand lotion. The Council on Family Health urges mothers to call poison control and note ingested substances before heading to the ER. It lists perfume shampoo liquid makeup floor wax birth control pills paints pistol caps putty vitamins and more as examples of common household items that can be hazardous to young children.
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Council On Family Health
Manufacturers of
Reducing Heat Stress for Laying Hens in Texas Summer
County Agent John V. Lindsey notes heat stress causes high mortality reduced egg production and poorer egg quality in hens during Texas summers. Improved management and housing cut losses by ensuring air movement at or near the third level with a proper fan system and natural ventilation to remove evaporative and radiant heat.
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Texas
John V. Lindsey
Lindsey
Neighbors Improve Roof Insulation and Cooling Methods
The report notes roof or ceiling insulation and whitewash reduce internal temperatures. Evaporative cooling systems offer economic potential for Texas laying houses, with sprinkler and mist systems aiding temperature control during emergencies where water supplies are adequate.
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Lindsey
Texas
Peach Creek Philosopher Praises Sun-Dissolving Bottles
The Peach Creek Philosopher on a Johnson grass farm discusses a new plastic container that self-destructs when exposed to sunlight. He cites a newspaper item noting bottles melted away rather than lingering after car trips.
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Peach Creek
Johnson Grass
Rt. 3
Shiner
Social Security Q and A on Benefits and Medicare Card Use
Harold Bauder answers readers on how a wife’s earnings affect a retired spouse, why a Medicare card is needed, and whether an Army pension counts as earnings. The column also mentions submitting questions to the Victoria Texas Social Security Question Box and notes about melting material for tapes and public debates.
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Social Security
U.S. Army
P. O
Victoria
Texas
Shiner church schedule and member updates
A village church notices list Holy Mass times for Shiner Catholic Church and service schedules for Shiner Baptist and United Methodist congregations. It also notes Brethren church worship on Sunday and reports Mrs. Ben Schraer’s discharge from hospital and home convalescence with Wesselsky family.
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Shiner Catholic Church
John J. Hanacek
Samuel Heitkamp
Women’s Missionary Union
W.M.U
Brotherhood
Charles Ferrell
Ofeo
First United Methodist Church Church
United Methodist Women
Travis Rider
Shiner Brethren
John Bravenec
Ben Schraer
Emil Wesselsky
Wesselsky
United Dr. Martin Luther Church
Ella Stoeltje
Bertha Michaelis
Emma Kloesel
Miss Stoeltje
Death Notice for Adolph R. Kocian in Houston
Adolph Robert Kocian age 71 of Houston died Sunday August 13 1972 in a Houston hospital. Funeral and rosary details listed with church and chapel names. Survivors include wife Victoria and children Jerry Daniel Robert Adela Hatty Georgia Annette. brothers Emil Tony. sisters Mary Justina. 14 grandchildren and 7 great grandchildren.
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Houston
Adolph Robert Kocian
Resurrection Catholic Church
Thomas Wendland
Garden of
Gethsemane
Earthmans
Holy Name Societies
Victoria A. Kocian
Jerry J. Kocian
Fort Worth
Daniel
Robert Kocian
Adela Schiescl
Baytown
Hatty A. Worm
Georgia Starnadel
Annette Wake
Pasadena
Emil Kocian
Hallettsville
Tony Kocian
Linton
Mary Pekar
Justina Pekar
Yoakum
Community news and reminders from Trinity Lutheran Home
Members thank Emil and Pauline Wesselsky for pear canning help. New residents Mr. and Mrs. Anton Schaefer move to Room 13 from Flatonia Nursing Home. Archway Cookies sponsored a color film on home made vs mass produced cookies. Floral tributes given in memory of Gary Wayne Michalec. Pastors Bravenec and Braulick to lead chapel services with a time change to 3:30 p.m. Visitors welcome.
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Pauline
Emil) Wesselsky
Emil
Anton Schaefer
Trinity Lutheran Home
Flatonia Nursing Home
Schaefer
Shiner
Robert
Houston
Raymond
Fresno
Edgar Schaefer
Mr. Schaefer
Emily Kroulik
Helena Frels
Alois Michalec
Gary Wayne
Roman Bujnoch
Rob
Erallbenejorsky-Of
Gonzales Flatonia market reports two Texas cattle days in 1972
Market activity remained steady to higher in Gonzales and Flatonia as cattle on hand totals reached 1,265 and 675 respectively. Hog prices held firm with No 1 tops around 28.5 to 29.0 dollars. packer cows cheaper. buyers shaped demand for stockers, calves, and cows with pairs selling at 250 to 420 dollars in Gonzales and 285 to 365 dollars in Flatonia.
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Gonzales
Tex
Flatonia
Texas
Family News: Bartosch Home Welcomes Relatives Visit
Mr and Mrs Rudolph Bartosch enjoyed visits from all their children and Mrs Bartoschs brothers. Guests included Mr and Mrs Erwin Bartosch of Corpus Christi Mr and Mrs Alex Spenrath of Comfort Pat Franks of San Antonio and Bennie and Albert Heiman of Hallettsville. Franks joined for a homemade ice cream party last Friday during the gatherings.
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Rudolph Bartosch
Bartosch
Erwin Bartosch
Corpus Christi
Alex Spenrath
Comfort
Pat Franks
San Antonio
Bennie
Albert Heiman
Hallettsville
Franks
Andersons Celebrate 25th Wedding Anniversary Open House
Mr and Mrs Boyd Anderson observed their twenty fifth anniversary with an open house at 218 North Ave C Shiner on Sunday August 20 1972. About one hundred guests signed the guest register as family and friends offered congratulations and best wishes.
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Boyd Anderson
North Ave. C
Shiner
Alphonse Jaks
Larry Chlette
Houston
Gerald Anderson
Beaumont
Stan Migura
Card of Thanks from Mrs. Erna Longorio
I thank those who showed kindness during my stay in Shiner Hospital. Special thanks to Doctors Dennis and Robert Wagner and the nursing staff for skilled care, to Rev. Charles Ferrell and Rev. C. C. Grosenbacher for visits and prayers, to friends for cheer cards flowers visits and inquiries, to Mrs. Sedlmeyer for the Gazette and to everyone who helped. May God bless you.
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Shiner Hospital
Dennis
Robert Wagner
Charles Ferrell
C. C. Grosenbacher
Sedlmeyer
the Gazette
Erna Longorio
Shiner High class of 1952 reunites at Sulphur Park
Six of seven renegades gather for the 20th reunion on September 2 1972. After swimming and lunch a reading of the class will spurred stories about high school shenanigans. The seven members included Oscar Weber Glorie Ann Weber Elton Ivicic Clifton Fiedler John Schroeder Georgia House and James Muecke. The group plans a 1973 reunion at the same park.
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Shiner High School
Sulphur Park
SHS
Oscar Weber
Glorie Ann
Sommerlatte
Boyd Anderson Silver Wedding Anniversary Thanks
The Andersons express gratitude for gifts cards flowers and best wishes received on their silver wedding anniversary. They thank everyone who called and offered kind words, noting the thoughtfulness will be a cherished memory.
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Boyd Anderson
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Shiner Gasette
Lee J. Sedlmeyer
Carol Hart
Harold Bauder
Victoria Social Security Office
China
Congress
Shiner Baptist Church
A. R. Kocian
Lone Star
Cowboys
Lone Star Brewing Company
Arkansas
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Louisiana
E. J
Valenta Distributor
Hallettsville—Shiner
Gonzales-Flatonia
Monroe Proschko
Calif
Emma Proschko
Bill Patek
R. PH
Dristan
Andersons
Emil Bengsch
Herbert Mueller
George Watzlavick
Sabrina Watzlavick
Rosedale
Staley’s
Jar
Anna
Keebler’s
Eebler Zesta
R.C. Cola
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