Yoakum Herald-Times (Yoakum, Tex.), Vol. 64, No. 68, Ed. 1 Friday, August 26, 1960 Page: 3 of 12
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SOCIETY
MIsn Henri Etta Kurc, Hociety Editor
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Miss Mayrant In Charge Of Teenage
Activities At Meat Packers Meeting
Kloese! Family Reunion
The sixth annual reunion of
th<» descendants of John and
Resina Kloesel was held Sunday
August 21st at the Recreation
Hall in Hallettsviile. This year's
reunion was sponsored by the
Reinhold A. Koenig family of
Hallettsviile.
Guests began arriving early
Guests ntendlng and their
hometown are listed below. Wel-
mer: Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kloesel,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ulrich,
Mr. Frank Kloesel, Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Grohmann, Miss Regina
Heinrich, Mr. and Mrs. William
Rerich, Mr. and Mrs, Eugene
Kloesel and familv, Mrs. Htrthi
and hy eleven thirty over two Koenig. Mr. and Mi’s. John K,i-
hundrod were present.
A short welcome address was
lu/.n and Mrs. Henry Kloesel,
Raytown: Mi. and Mrs. Fred
rradf by Major Lawrence 8.! K;:ns Sr. and family, Mrs. Mary
Koenig of Barksdale Air Force Kloesel, Mr. Ed. J. Kloesel, Mr.
Fast, Louisiana. Grace before and Mrs. Ted Kloesel and son
dinner was led by Rev. Al- Dennis, Mr. Louis E. Kloos'd
phi use I'adalecki. The delicious . and Mrs. Herman Kloesel.
A. Koenig Sr., Mr. R. A. Koenig
Jr., Mr. aud Mrs, Eddie JUelcjk
and son, Mr. and Mi’s. John Bul-
sik, Mrs. A, E. Pekar and chil-
dren, and Rev. Alphonse Pa-
da leek I.
Lake Jackson: Mr. and Mrs.
M. C. Koenig, Mrs. Fritz Puwel-
ku and children.
Telferner: Mr. and Mrs. J.
Ham mack.
Woodshoro: Mr. and Mrs. E-
mil Boehm. Mr. Eddie Boehm.
Ft. Worth: T/Sgt. and Mrs
Pap Three — YOAKUM HERALD-TiMEn. Yoakum. Tnu. FRIDAY, AUCiUwf ?«th,
Biehunko - Schacherl
Reunion Held
The second Biehunko - Sehar-
iierl reunion was held Sunday,
August 23, at the V.F.W. Hull
In Moulton with a large num-
ber present. At noon a delicious
dinner was spread. After the
noon meal a short meeting was
I It*,'ben e. Ulrich, and Uerbln. |!?*! j j,1 *“ J®cl*’d.‘0 *•»
I ,.U1 a. M.... Iv________[another leUlilon in iiie same
(Oakland: Mrs. Annie Darcak, i ......... .... 2ft
Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Bareak »nd I °*J .WUB| 2lh.
ehildren l,,r 1UU1JVV1,,*< otfuers
basket dinner was enjoyed by
all
During the afternoon the
younger set enjoyed outdoor
games or swimming. The older
folks played cards or dominoes
oi simply visited with one a-
nther, swapping stories about
years gone hy and catching up
on the latest news about the
I (»ague City: Mr. and Mrs. R.
II. Wiite Mr. L, R. Krenek, Mr.
and Mrs. Ernest H. Furman and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Kl< esel.
Port Lavaca: Mr. and Mrs.
George A. Koenig, Mrs. Thresla
Koenig, Mr. and Mrs. Gus Hein-
rich.
Fchulenbur**: Miss Christine
various members of the family. Rabel. Mrs. Edmund Rabel, Mr.
During the business meeting J<„. Rabel. Mr. and Mrs Lee
held in the afternoon it was R;,y g. Kloesel. Mr. Rudolnh
deiided to hold the 1961 reunion Rahel. Miss LoAnn Kloesel, Mr.
in I a (\mte with Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Victor Frletsch, Mr.
Alois I.aillodor and Mr. and and Mrs. George Berger and
Mrs. Fd. Lagleder as hosts. family.
Oldest guests present were | Houston: Mr. and Mrs. Dean
Mrs. Ludwig (Marv) Kloesel, Gibbon and Deana, Mr. and Mr*. v .
F(> years of age and Fred E. Joseph Rolger, Miss Eileen Bel- Kn'ne,‘1 .. . ..
Kir.esel. age 84. Mr. Kloesel Is a elk, Miss Dolores Do La Fuonte, Corpus ( hrlstl: Mr and Mrs.
son of th(> first Kloesel family , Miss Peggy Palmer. Koenig and family,
in Texas. The youngest guest Victoria: Mrs. Helen Janca Umksdale A F. P. Louisiana:
was Jeffrey Charles Bareak of and daughters, Mr, and Mrs. Major and Mrs. Lawrence S.
Oakland, 'lexas, age (! months. Joe Kloesel, Mr. and Mrs. Boyce *v<~n , ®M! ,, V‘ T, „
Guests coming from the longest Rother and sons. Travis Air Force Base, CalI-
I amen: Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Koenig and Ruth, Mrs. Chester
Wleczy, Mrs. Fred Koenig, Mr.
R. J. Koenig.
Dallas: Mr. and Mrs. John
Kloesel. ,
El Campn: Mr. and Mrs.
George Zhranek, Mr. and Mrs.
Flank Koenig.
Yoakum: Mr. and Mrs Joe T.
Krenb*. Mr. and Mrs. Sr-iba, Mr.
and Mrs. Elmer Baker, Mr. and
Mrs. Henry P Koenig and fam-
ilv. Mr. and Mrs. John II. Bel-
oil< and family.
.Garwood: Mr. and Mrs. Ric-
hard Krenek.
Fun Antonio: Mr. and Mrs.
Ed. I ugleder.
La Cnste: Mr. and Mrs. Alois
Lapjeder.
Pasadena: Mr. and Mrs. V. J.
Pretty Sandra Mayrant,
daughter of the Ed Mayrants,
owner of Eddy Packing Cum-
1 any, was co-chairman of the
teenage* activities at the recent
convention of the Texas Inde-
pendent Mont Packers Convent-
ion which met at the Shamrock
scheduled for Aug. 11-12, 1961.
Fred Doehne of Doehne Pro-
vision Co., Corpus Christl, is
the association’s now president.
Eddy Mayrant of Eddy Park-
ing Co., Yoakum, was elected
director for a three-year term.
The Association now lias 180
Hilton Hotel in Houston. Look-1 packing plant members in the
ing on left to right is Sandra! state representing upward of
Mayrant, and right Sandi Kiol- 500 million dollars in sales an-
bassa of San Antonio.
nually, and 110 associate mom-
At the closing business ses- bers consisting of manufactur-
sion, the City of Dallas was so-1 ers and suppliers, who serve tin*
looted for the 1961 convention i meat industry.
2 jgr* FOUND: Ladies White
Handbag, Owner may claim
same by identifing and paying
for this ad. Ph. AX 3-2396.
(68-tf)
Husband Of Former
Resident Suffers
Heart Attack
Mrs. B. A. Harrison and son
David are visiting in the home
<d her mother Mrs. Arnold | om FHt Tip CADO-MARK-
Mueller on Elk Street. The Har- |
risoris an* on their way home to j ERS in assailed colors of black,
Kingsville, Texas, having come
from Perrin A. F. B. near Sher-
man, where Mr. Harrison is con-
fined in the hospital after suf-
fering a severe neart attack on
August 8 while tile Harrisons
were on route to Oklahoma on a
vacation. He was stricken at
Durant, Okla., where he was
confined in the hospital for a
week, then being transferred to
Perrin A. F. B., Perrin, Texas.
While his condition is still very
serious, the doctors are opti-
mistic, and latest reports are
that he will be in the hospital
for 3 or 1 months. Mrs. Harri-
son will be emembered as the
former Leona Mueller, having
lived here until 1938, moving to
Corpus Christ i and then to
Kingsville in 1945. Mr. Harri-
son completed 22 years in the
U. S. Navy, September 1959,
and retired with rating of E.
M. C.
First Bolech
Reunion Held
1 he First Bolech Reunion was
held at Yoakum City Park,
Sunday. August 21st. A number
of relatives gathered to better
acquaint themselves and renew
new acquaintances. A delicious
dinner and lunch was served
buffet style under the cool, com-
fortable breezes of the Park
which everyone enjoyed so well.
Those attending the affair
were:
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Zizza of
West hoi f; Mr. and Mrs. Bohumil
Pustejovsky and daughters Gail
Ann and Pamela of Hallettsviile;
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Mayer and
daughter Peggy of Houston; Mr.
and Mrs. Ben Bolech and child-
ren, Margaret, Patricia and Ben
Jr. of Victoria.
Those from Shiner attending
wore:
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bolech, Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Bolech and Jo
Ann, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Bolech, Mr. and Mrs. Marvin
Coldeway and sons Glenn and
Michael, Mr. and Mrs. Ed.
Bolech.
From Yoakum Came:
Mr. and Mrs. Jos Bolech and
daughters, Florence. Geraldine
and Lorene, Mrs. John Bolech,
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Bayer. Mrs.
Eugene Bayer and sons Ken-
neth and Eugene, Mr. and Mrs.
Elo Jahn, and children, Shirley
and Leo, Mr. and Mrs. Ben
Bolech and son Franklin.
The oldest relative present
was Mr. Henry Bolech and the
youngest relative present was
Ben Bolech Jr. age 11 months.
At a late hour everyone de-
parted hoping to meet again
under the same circumstances.
Polaroid I-minute pictures
m at Herald Times Offfloa
g^appllcatfoiM^ Identification
JUST ARRIVED at the Herald
red, 2 blues, green, orange, yel-
low, and brown. Priced at 98e
each or in sets of 4 or 8.
YOAKUM-HERALD TIMES
distance wore the Lt. Colonel
and Mrs. Herbert A. Turk fam-
ily of Travis Air Force Base
near Snn Francisco. California.
N () T 1 C E
Helen Rice Turner is back
at Lee’s Beauty Shop and is
ready to serve you. For appoint-
ment call AX 3-2711.
(68-1)
Annual Firemen's
Barbecue Thursday
Invitation cards have been
mailed and plans completed for
the Annual Stag Barbecue to
be served Thursday. August 25
7:30 p.m. at the Fire Station
Lawn. Sponsoring the event, the
Yoakum Volunteer Fire De-
partment expects a large turn-
out Thursday night.
2 WANTED: Electrician's
helper. Call AX 3-2529.
_ (68-lch)
j ■ FOR s.vi.E: Mutton and
beef barbecue Saurday. 75c lb.
Hagen’s Store. (68-lc)
; FOR RENT: 3 bedroom
house. 706 Edgar St. Call AX-
3-3310. A. G. Hermann.
(68-tf)
Fhincr: Mr. and Mrs. J. J. [«r'linA: It. Col and Mrs. Her-
Kloesel, Mr, and Mrs. Millard *)<M 1 A. Turk and sons.
Sonntag and sons, Mrs. Mary - -
Tenberg, Mr. and Mrs. Willie
Kloesel, Mr. and Mrs. Emil — Have yon oeen visiting o»
Wcsseisky and Dorothy, Mr. and have you had visitors — If no
Mrs. Frank Winkler and David, why not let your neighbors and
La Grange: MJ. and Mrs. friends know about It, — Jot It
Frank linger, Mr. and Mrs. Ro- down uml send It to the Herald-
bert Belrlk and daughter. Times for the Personal Mention
Hallettsviile: Mr. and Mrs. R. column.
were
elected: President, Mr. Joe Al-
brecht of Moulton, Vice-presi-
dent, Mr. Eugene Biehunko of
Yoakum, Sec. - Treasurer, Mrs.
Joe L. Christian, Jr. of Shiner.
Everyone had an enjoyable
time playing cards and domin-
oes and dancing to tin* music of
Charlie Mikush’s band.
Those present were: From
Moulton Mr. and Mrs. Joe Al-
brccht, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin
Schachrel, Mr. and Mrs. Adolph
Petrek, Mr. and Mrs. Morris
Muohlstein and family, Mr. and
Mrs. Anton Pavlas, and Mrs.
Agnes Meyer, Rosie M. Biehun-
ko came from Bryan:
From Hallettsviile came Ad-
olph Biehunko, Mr. and Mrs.
Johnnie Monish and Patsy, and
Mr. and Mrs. John Biehunko,
Sr.
Those attending from Shiner
were Miss Emma Schacherl, Mr.
and Mrs. II. J. Gerlieh and sons,
and Mr. and Mrs. Joe L. Chris-
tian and Tommie;
From Flatonla came Mr and
Mrs. Adolph Schacherl, Sr., Mr.
and Mrs. Alvin Meyer and girls,
Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Schacherl
and Barbara Kay. Mr and Mrs.
Edwin Kurtz and family, and
Mr. William L. Schacherl.
Those attending from San An-
tonio were Mr. and Mi’s. Leo-
nard Cormach, Mr. and Mrs. Ed
Toll.* and Elsie, Mr. and Mrs.
John Seidel, Mr, and Mrs. Jer-
LITTLE KNOWN FACTS
Life’s hardest year Is the first
one, according to tin* September
Reader’s Digest. It is also tin*
greatest single period of growth.
In Ills first four months, a ba-
by doubjes his weight. If such
growth continued, he'd weigh
haif a ton by age 50, and would j „nH ‘ AUmm', ‘and Mr' and
»e o() leet tall. Juba Ondrusek and sons »r
# # # * last Sunday us guests of
and Mrs. V. I*. Peters of Co
Christ!.
Mrs. W. H. Criswell and
book of first aid in the Septem- I nelcc and nephew, Mr. and
Personal Monti
Mr. and Mrs. John Ond
and sons ( f Point Comfor t vl
ed with Mr. and Mrs. Mil
Grossman and Darlene.
Mi. ami Mrs. Kllert Koe
One remedy for hi (’Blips Is a
paper sack, says a new hand-
ber Reader’s Digest. You cover r- w s,l'"ig <>f San Ant
your month and nose with the the week end in Halve:
■ack and Inhale and exhale into vvilh Mrs. ciiswell's .laugh*
it. The accumulation of carbon I Mrs. George Scmmelregge. *
dioxide mav stop the spasms, i Si long and Mrs. Senunelr
The handbook warns that old ar‘‘ H's* cousins,
drugs should be discarded and j Mr. and Mrs. B. I). Elder
that ears as well as liomes Uoyd Douglas. Jr. of Viet#
should have first-aid kits. visited Sunday in lie home
her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
inund 1 eek. They are accoj
allied by Del Jean who retuj
home after spending 2 mon
in the home of her sister. |
M»ss Barbara Wild anc
nis Wild of Cheapside,
Stumer of San Antonio, Mr.
Mrs. Willie Blank and Mrs.
Meyer of Yoakum si>ent Su
In the home of Mi’, and
Richie Prewitt.
--♦-43m
J. Cross Impn
At Local Hospital
Yoakum City Attorney
Cioss was reported improv
Thursday at the local hasp
where lie spent several d
this week for treatment
neuritis, lie was due to rer
at the hospital through t
week eni(
Got-well cards were sign
and mailed hy the Yonk
Lions Club, one going to th
president Jim Cross and
others to Chief Norvan Die
and Thurman Boswell.
>y Barber, Mrs. Mary Biehun-
ko, Mr. and Mrs. Waiter Scott,
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Schoenfeld and
son, Mr and Mrs. Eugene Al-
brecht and son, Mr and Mrs.
Mitchell I ackey, Jr.
Cthers attending were Mr.
and Mrs. Edgar Ducho and Mr.
Ervin Biehunko of Houston Mr.
and Mrs. Roger Wright and Mr.
and Mrs. Leroy Albrecht and
son of Gonzales, Mr. and Mrs.
Roy Longino of Kockport, Mr.
and Mrs Bartlett Ford of Ke-
nedy, Mr and Mrs Ed H Seha-
chot’l of Alice, Mr. Rudolph
Schacherl and Mr. William Sell-
aehei’l of Encin; Mr. and Mis.
George Manila and Johnnie and
Bennie Beiehunko of Galena
Park; Mr, and Mrs Marvin Ku-
benka and family of Beevllle;
and Mr and Mrs Harry Schac-
herl of Austin
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Janacek, John E. Yoakum Herald-Times (Yoakum, Tex.), Vol. 64, No. 68, Ed. 1 Friday, August 26, 1960, newspaper, August 26, 1960; Yoakum, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth758836/m1/3/?q=%22%22~1: accessed July 15, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Carl and Mary Welhausen Library.