The Schulenburg Sticker (Schulenburg, Tex.), Vol. 57, No. 41, Ed. 1 Friday, May 16, 1952 Page: 4 of 10
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IT'S THAT TIME
Reports reaching here from
Texas A. and M. College indicate
that Louis Little, a sophomore at
A. & M., is making good on the
baseball pitching staff of the
school. Louis has hurled a number
of innings as a relief pitcher and
it is likely that by this time he
may have become a regular start-
er. Louis is a graduate of the
Schulenburg high school.
The coming of warm weathe.-
will bring with it new problems
for the dairyman. Higher bacteria
counts are sure to show up in the
milk unless precautions are taken.
High counts can be caused from
flaws in the milking procedure,
milking unclean and unhealthy
cows, using improperly cleaned
utensils and milk cans and un-
clean attendants.
Be sure that cooling facilities
are adequate for doing a rapid
job of cooling the millk.
It is not too early to start a
fly control program. The elimina-
tion of breeding places is of great
importance in keeping flies under
control. Manure should be spread
on fields and all lots should be I in the fa„ is 8ufficient.
Mr. and Mrs. John Ramey and
daughter, Donna Dean, of Baton
Rouge, La., are spending a week
here with Mr. and Mrs. R. J.
Roeder and other relatives and
friends.
Elvin Bretting of Houston spent
the week-end with his folks at
F reyburg.
well drained as a part of the pro-
gram.
To control hornflies, dairy cat-
tle should be treated with sprays
or washes containing five-ten'h;»
per cent methoxychlor. Such ap-
plications are usually effective
for two to four weeks and in most
areas of the state, two or thrcj
treatments in the spring and one
•s
As an aid to controlling flies,
the inside of the barn and around
the entrance should be sprayea
with a mixture of two and one-
half per cent DDT and two per
cent chlordane prepared from an
emulsion concentrate. Washing
the walls occasionally before
spraying is also an aid to sanita-
tion.
Garden Club News
The final meeting of the 19EJ-
62 season of the Schulenburg Gar-
den Club was held at the home of
Mrs. Roy Hall on Wednesday, I
May 7th. •
L. C. Stokes very kindly showed
the club members the films taken
at the Annual Flower Show and
also those of the Club's recent Pil-
grimage, taken by Dr. L. J. Pe-
ters.
Officers for the coming season
were installed by Mrs. F. L. Her-
zik. They are: President, Mrs.
Lewis Nix; Vice-President, Mrs.
Rudy Smrlcovsky; secretary, Mrs.
"Buddy" Kusey; treasurer, Mrs.
Roy Hall; corresponding secre-
tary, Mrs. Frank Tilicek; libra-
rian, Mrs. Bob Vivial; members-at
large, Mrs. E. B. Vacek and Miss
l^jpma Matula.
Mrs. lames Maddux, outgoing
president, was presented with a
gift from the members in appre-
ciation of her splendid leadership.
Final business matters for the
year were discussed and settled.
After the meeting adjourned, deli-
cious refreshments were served by
the hostess.
THE SCHULENBURG STICKER—Schulenburg, Fayette Co., Texaa
Friday, May 16, 1952
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COURTHOUSE NEWS
Oil Leases—Real Estate Transfers
Cecelie Vacek to W. B. Robin-
son, trustee for W. R. Keuper,
deed of trust, lots 24, 25 and 26,
blk. 25, Schulenburg.
Sammie Daniels to Early Upton
deed, undivided 1-2 interest in
7.52 acres J. G. O'Ferrill lg.
Augusta Fiebig et al, to Shell
Pipe Line Corporation, right-of-
way deed, on in over and through
80 acres Franklin Lewis lg.
Augusta Fiebig, et al, to Shell
Pipe Line Corporation, right of
way deed, on in, over and through
100 acres J. C. Cartwright lg.
Frank Hausmann, Sr., et al, to
Shell Pipe Line Corporation, right
of way deed, on in, over and
through 112 acres Silas Jones lg.
Tom Mell Faison, et ux, to Shell
Pipe Line Corporation, right-of-
way deed, on, in, over and through
6 acres Anna Powell lg.
Karolina Petter, et al, to Jos.
J. Petter, deed, interest in 3SMs
acres Samuel M. Williams Lg. No.
1.
Mrs. Julia Brown, et al, to Mrs.
Mollie Richardson, partition deeJ,
42.2 acres John McGown survey.
W. A. Preuss, et al, Affiants to
the Public, affidavit for proof of
heirs of R. A. Falke, deceased.
Magnolia Petroleum Company,
to William Haas, et ux, release of
oil lease, 59.50 acres, S. F. Knight
survey.
Joe Chernik to Chares Rau, re-
lease lien—acres,—lg.
Paul Jaster, et ux, to Milton F.
Behnke, et ux, deed, 114 1-4 acres
James Winn lg.
Charley Fleck to Standard Oil
Company of Texas, Ratification
and Rental Division Order, 787.5
■acres, Rebin Fisher, J. H. Baker,
O. R. Cunningham surveys, and
J. P. McFarland lg.
A. H. Meinert, et ux, to Lind-
sey Paige, deed, 7 acre3 Franklin
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SCHULENBURG
WEIMAR
SPECIAL!
EVERY
FRIDAY AND
SATURDAY
Poppy Seed Kolaches
Cheese Rings And
Cinnamon Rolls
Bill's Pastry Shop
Across the Street From Keuper's
Store
Beat The Heat
Amid the Delightful Surroundings of the Best-Equipped
Swimming Pool Within Hundreds of Miles
Weimar Municipal Swimming Pool
Will Open Wednesday, May 21st
CONTINUOUSLY FLOWING WATER
Chemically Pure Water For Your Complete Safety—Sanitary Bath House
Disinfected Daily
Bring the Family and Spend the Day
RELAX
On The Cool Green Lawn Beneath the Big Shade Tree*
PLENTY OF PICNIC SPACE
Tables—Benches—Sun Deck and Playground Equipment
FREE FOR YOUR ENJOYMENT
SAME LOW ADMISSION PRICES
INDIVIDUAL TICKETS—Up to 10 Years, 5c; 11 to 17 Years 12c.
SEASON TICKETS—Single, $3.60.; Double, $6.00; Family, $8.40.
HOURS: 8-10 A. M. AND 2-10 P. M.
MONTHLY TICKETS: Up to 10 Years, 72c; 11 to 17 Years, >1.20; 18 Yeara And
Over, $1.80
CLOSED EVERY TUESDAY
OF WEIMAR
ASK FOR
Northwestern
Pheasant
Chicken
PAN READY
Fresh Dressed Fryer
if New, Richer Flavor will
Win Your Favor
if From 8% to 15% More
Edible Meat
if Broader -Breast -Tastes
Double Delicious
if Look For White Meat on
Your Drumstick
Now Available At Your
Grocery Store or Melat
Market
Schulenburg
Locker Service
Lewis lg.
Wilbur F. Albers to Morris E.
Albers, power of attorney, "gene-
ral."
Mrs. Frances Vasek to Louis
Bordovsky, deed, frc. lots 122, 143,
iand 150, blk. 19, John H. Moore
Plan, La Grange, Texas.
Oscar Eschenburg to Willie
Haas, Jr., et al, Executors of the
Estate of William Haas, deceas-
ed, receipt and release, all claims
against Estate.
Herbert Jochen, et al, affiants,
to the public, affidavit for Proof
of HeirS of William Haas, Sr., de-
ceased.
Mrs. Clara Haas, et al, to
Ewald W. Friedrich, et ux, deed,
30 acres Milton Brooks survey,
assignee of Wm. Higgins.
Ross A. Cole, et al, to Eli Dot-
son, et ux, release oil lease 100
acres—lg.
Gulf Oil Corporation to Wm.
Haas, Sr., et ux, release oil lease.
59.50 acres S. F. Knight lg.
The Illinois Pipe Line Company
of Texas to Fred Zapalac, et ux,
release pipe line right-ofway
easement—acres—lg.
H. Dillion Culver, et ux, to
Stering C. Evans, trustee for The
Federal Land Bank of Houston,
Texas, 129.67 acres, J. R. Jones
survey.
Jurd McCook, et ux, to Conti-
nental Oil Company, ratification
oil lease, 53.67 acres Peggy Brown
lg.
Louis Giese, et ux, to O. J. Mar-
ten, oil lease, 172 acres Jas. S.
Lester 1-3 lg. 10 year term from
7-14-51. $1.00 rental.
Inez Whitley Murray, et al, to
Ida Whitley, deed, 78 1-2 acres
Wm. Evans 1-3 lg.
Annie Schwartz Kruse to Elino
L. Barton, et ux, deed, 124.4 acres
John Vanderworth lg. and Wm.
Williamson lg.
Ernest W. Snitkin, et ux, to W.
B. Robinson, trustee for W. R.
Keuper, deed of trust, frc. blk. No.
61, City of Schulenburg, Texas.
Charles Zamykal to Frank Zam-
ykal. et ux, assignment of rents
and royalties, 149.2 acres G. W.
Cottle lg.
Beulah H. Dozier. to Austin P.
Pierce, Jr., oil lease, 91.22 acres
Wm. Kuykendall 1-3 lg. and M.
C. Salinas 506.3 acre survey. 2
year term from 2-12-52.—$2.00
rental.
Dean F. Metts to Louis E.
Kanne, royalty deed, undivided
1-12 interest in 114.05 acres Jno.
Townsend survey and W. H. Toy
survey. 20 year term from 1-19-52.
Johnnie L. Orsak to Mary Mar-
garet Doherty Orsak, deed—lot—
blk. Muldoon lg. No. 14, Flatonia.
Neal Strickler to the Federal
Land Bank of Houston, transfer
and assignment of lien—acres—lg.
(Vol. 200 P. 416—deed records).
Henry Hartmann to the Fede-
ral Land Bank of Houston,
Transfer and Assignment—acre3
—lg. (Vol. 200 p. 414, deed re-
cords).
Anton Berger et ux, to Lower
Colorado River Authority, Ease-
ment and right-of-way across*—
acres J. Brown lg.
Porter Kindred, et al, to Conti-
nental Oil Company, Oil lease, 29
acres J. S. Menefee survey, (part
Gonzaes County).
Philip Knutzen to Frank A.
Karnaky, oil lease, 931.62 acres
John Logan and Robert Peebles
lgs. 10 year term from 2-5-52.—
$1.00 rental.
Frank . Karnaky to Sinclair
Oil and Gas Co., assignment oil
>pase, 931.62 acres John Logan
and Robert Peebles lgs.
Ed. Arlt, et ux, to Eugene C.
Huebschmann, deed, 1.844 acre
(less) John Castleman lg.
Wilbert Kaase, qt ux, to Gre-
gory J. Gallagher, \ royalty deed,
undivided 1-2 interest in 100 acres
Richard Smith lg. 15 year period
from 3-26-52.
A. F. Cernosek, et ux, to Cyril
Ptacek, Jr., deed, 193 acres, Wm.
M. Eastland 640 acre survey and
S. A. Pugh lg.
Cyril Dutch Ptacek to Mrs.
Mary Ptacek, deed, 193 1-4 acres
Wm. M. Eastland 630 acre survey
and S. A. Pugh lg.
Marie Prilop Loessin,-et all, to
Joe S. Hilsher, deed, 28 acres, S.
M. Williams lg. No. 2.
Visitors in the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Ludwig Narendorf on Moth-
ers Day were Cpl. Ludwig L. Na-
Tendorf of Fort Sam Houston, Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Narendorf and
son, Mr. and Mrs. Bennie Naren-
dorf and family, San Antonio; Mr.
and Mrs. Alfons Narendorf and
daughter, Galveson, Mr. and Mrs.
Martin Narendorf and family of
Conroe, and Mr. and Mrs. Ernst
Romberg. ^"
The growing period of a pallet is the building
period of an egg factory. . . . We cannot expect a
pallet turned on range to scratch for herself to
develop her egg-making organs properly. ■ • •
She must have fully fortified feed, such as
POWER-PACKED with new, improved fortifica-
tion of antibiotics, vitamins and minerals.
Early-Maturing, Big-Bodied Pullets Lay bigger and
better Eggs when fed EGADAY GROWING Feeds*
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WATZLAVICK'S FEED STORE
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Knape spent
the week-end in San Antonio visit-
f ing with their son, Louis, Jr., and
also attending the Golden Wed-
'ding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs.
John Pausewang in Marion.
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The Schulenburg Sticker (Schulenburg, Tex.), Vol. 57, No. 41, Ed. 1 Friday, May 16, 1952, newspaper, May 16, 1952; Schulenburg, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth569583/m1/4/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Schulenburg Public Library.