Rotary speaker Mrs. Thomas J. O'Donnell of Lowell
Mrs. Thomas J. O'Donnell of Lowell Massachusetts gave a talk at the Shiner Rotary meeting speaking about her family roots with the Rotary Club of Lowell and her father's service as a Rotarian.
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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1972
Page
5
Mrs. Thomas J. O'Donnell of Lowell Massachusetts gave a talk at the Shiner Rotary meeting speaking about her family roots with the Rotary Club of Lowell and her father's service as a Rotarian.
The Frels family expresses gratitude for prayers visits cards flowers and food after the loss of their mother Mrs Helena A Frels. They thank Trinity Lutheran Home staff doctors sitters Buffington Funeral Home and extend blessings. Signed by Mr and Mrs W C Frels and Family and Mrs Selma Schmidt.
The August 30 1972 report notes in Lowell Massachusetts the bilingual and bicultural program teaching English as a second language to foreign born students and children of foreign born parents. Anna Marie promises to return next year to discuss weathering the change. Rotarian Joe Muras hosts guests including Dorothy Muras and Tod O Donnell. Dues were raised a dollar a month, and a chicken barbecue was tabled. Senior high school boys will be club visitors. two members were absent.
Seventy six descendants of John C and Mary Schroeder gathered at Morris Community Center on Sunday August 20 1972 to celebrate a centennial year. Jo hann F and Marie Dorothea Schroeder who arrived in Galveston in 1872 were honored as the family’s immigrant ancestors. Attendees from Shiner Yoakum San Antonio Houston Dallas and other towns enjoyed a meal photos games and prizes with next year’s reunion slated for the third Sunday in August at the same location.
The first bale of cotton for 1972 was ginned at the Farmers Co op Gin Schulenburg on Thursday afternoon August 24. The bale weighed 430 pounds of lint and 640 pounds of cottonseed with Victor Technik of Rt. 3 Shiner as the grower. Last year’s first bale was ginned September 8 and in 1970 it was August 18.
SHS News reports the 1972-73 freshman class elected officers on Friday September 1 with Douglas Kaspar as president Carla J. Otto as vice president Julie Hollmann as secretary treasurer Gary Dullye as reporter and Ada Helweg Mike Seidenberger as student council representatives The item also notes weekend visits from relatives from Houston Corpus Christi Victoria Yoakum and Shiner.
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