Blacksmith Shop Reopened At Poth Rudolph Kutach
Local shop in Poth announces early mailing push as Rudolph Kutach reopens the blacksmith business amid community interest. Christmas season draws attention to earlier mailing and service delays.
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Newspaper
Floresville Chronicle Journal
Location
Floresville, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1925
Page
3
Local shop in Poth announces early mailing push as Rudolph Kutach reopens the blacksmith business amid community interest. Christmas season draws attention to earlier mailing and service delays.
The Baptist ladies met at the church last Monday with good attendance. After devotional and missionary songs, Mrs. D. P. Wiley spoke on children in lands needing Christian aid. Reports from Mineral Wells and San Antonio missionaries followed. Next Sunday at 11 a.m. love offerings will be collected, and next Monday at 3 p.m. chickens and turkeys will be received for Buckner Orphans Home.
San Antonio Texas November 28 1925 Thad Rees Floresville Texas appoints county chairmen to solicit donations for a monument committee and urges a broad volunteer network. Rees says county organ ization details with Geo W Saunders Old Trail Drivers Association and Monument Fund, names of precinct chairmen to be published soon. E W Schneider Path citizen visited Floresville on business.
A quiet but impressive ceremony was held at First Lutheran Church Floresville Tuesday December 15 at 430 as Albert H. Neubauer and Clara Louise Cordes united in marriage. Rev A E Flathmann officIated before relatives and close friends. The couple left for San Antonio after the ceremony and plan to reside on the Neubauer farm in Waldheim.
Seed corn and Millett seed offered by Geo Boen ing route 4 Floresville. 1924 crop price set at 3.00 per bushel. Listing includes selection status and contact details for buyer inquiries.
Mrs Aug Malcher spent Monday in the Alamo City while Chas Laake had a weekend in San Antonio with friends. Mr and Mrs A I Orts and Mr and Mrs Jacob H Poth with Miss Ada Mae Poth visited San Antonio Thursday last week. Wm Eckel and E W Schneider did business in Austin Monday. Hugo Billimek and Joe Vincik were in Corpus Christi Sunday. Robert Orts returned home from Whitney cotton gin work Tuesday. Aug Steeltje spent several days in Houston on business. Mrs C R Meyer returned from Yorktown Sunday. Miss Adela Winkler of Schulenburg visits her sister Mrs Otto Bednarz. Aug Stoeltje did business in Marfa several days. Alex Klaus spent Tuesday in Yoakum. IT Bridge Club met at the Braden home with five games won by W H Woellert high score and Miss Effie Cox low score. Cutex sets awarded. Attendees included Mr and Mrs O J Bomba, Mr and Mrs T H Vick, Mr and Mrs W H Woellert, Misses Ethel and Harriet Barnard, Effie Cox, William Eckel Jr, Charles Warnken and the hostesses. Alex Klaus was in Floresville Wednesday. Ad Greif, ex-Floresvilleite, opened a Cash Grocery Store near Path Building, replacing E B Poth's location. well wishes from friends.
Federal Farm Loans feature a 5 percent interest rate with amortization that completes in 34 percent years and liberal partial and prepayment privileges. A partial abstract guaranty title plan reduces large abstract costs. The program notes over one million two hundred thousand dollars involved.
The Houston Lichnovsky Gin Co Wiseman Gin Co Floresville Farmers Gin Co announce final gin dates for the season. The dates listed are Saturday December 19 1925 and Saturday January 23 1926 and a request that customers tell neighbors.
Notice calls a stockholders meeting of First State Bank of Sutherland Springs Texas for January 13 1926 at 1 PM at the bank to vote on amending the charter to drop the Guaranty Fund plan and adopt the Bond Security system and rename the bank officials listed including Wm Hermann M G Chaney E A Widmann Albert Hermann J T Sheehy.
Miss Lallah Warren hosted the Bachelor Girls Bridge Club at Mrs. W. H. Cale's home last Saturday. Several members were absent but sent regrets. Katherine Wiseman won high score and Yorine Davis second. Mrs. W. O. Murray Jr. won a bath salts jar for top guest. Refreshments featured devils food cake and ambrosia. attendees included Mesdames W. O. Murray Jr. and J. T. Sheehy, Misses Anna and Louise Warren, and members Grace Fleming, Elizabeth Wiseman, Kathleen Canfield, Margaret Henson, Torine Davis, Katherine Wiseman, Lois Waldie, Vondile Powell, Ada Warren, Lucy Mal Yates, Lasca Franklin, and Nell Irvin.
Public notice from Wm Roemer and S V Houston warns no hunting or trespassing on the Wm Roemer place and the Rud Al lerkamp place near Floresville in Labatt community. Violators will be prosecuted. Summer trespassers killed does and damaged fencing. authorities will stop violations.
Gentle young work mules for sale, wet broke and over seven years old. Price right. See John Pfeil in Floresville. Dated 11 18-tfe.
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