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Newspaper
Brookshire Times
Location
Brookshire, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1925
Page
1
The piece urges auditing county school funds to July 31 to end fiscal year, costing under one hundred dollars. It argues audit would reassure the public about educational rights and remove suspicion. It notes political ripples in the Democratic ranks and upcoming primaries.
Brookshire Route 1 Charlie Stasny and family visited Goose Creek on Saturday and Sunday. Mrs. John Sostak and family spent Sunday with the Stephan home. Frank Koloja, Jamil, and Mies Fojtasek dropped by the Parenica home Sunday. A large crowd attended a dance at Misa Clara Hilpoldt’s home. John Sostak and wife were in Hempstead Monday. Nat Christophe of Goose Creek attended the local dance Saturday night and visited Sunday. Edward Kacurek and wife of Wallis spent Sunday with Mrs. Kusak.
The passage notes uncertainty about future plans for a local faction, questioning whether they will hold a convention or campaign after the Black and Tan event next year. It notes little chance of returning to Democratic ranks, citing the State Executive Committee and Chairman John McDade, with attention on their direction for the upcoming primary.
Miss Gladys Balch of Houston and Miss Dorothy McDade spend days here with relatives. Houston visitors include Miss Harriette Paul and Miss Ruby Foster and Claudia Camp. Local residents host dances and weekend visits, with several trips to Houston and Goose Creek and a children’s party hosted by Master Howell Moore.
Miss Vivian Lewis and her brother Larrell visited the Goldosek home Thursday night. Frank Koloja attended to business in Brookshire Saturday. Miss Elsie Brode and Ted Ross were married last week. Bertha Stark returned home Sunday after weeks with cousin Clara Hilpoldt. Cecil Wilson and wife of Houston visited relatives here this week. Herman Baethe family visited Sunny Side last Sunday. G. W. Krienke of Houston spent Sunday with friends at Sunny Side. Buttercup
Auction sale at Mose Sumner's Store on Front Street at 3 p.m. households and other items belonging to H. N. Savoy offered. Cement for sale 85 case cart at Gra's Lumber Yard.
The State Highway Commission authorized recon ditioning of two highways in Waller County at about 15000. Senator Gus Russek lobbied for aid and kept work moving by arranging a scrip loan until June. Highway 78 will receive 12000 and Highway 20 3000, with work starting soon under district engineer supervision.
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