Local social notices recount visits and events in Yoakum area
Henry Etlinger returned from San Antonio Sunday. Fehrenkamp and son Fred motored to Yoakum Saturday. Mrs. Henry Krueger visited Shiner earlier in the week. August W. Janezen and Banker Ed Studeman were in Shiner Thursday afternoon. A mask ball will be given at Henkhaus Saturday February 17. Mrs. Kimi Buescher returned to Smithville after a week here. Mrs. William Peterson visited J. T. Jaeggli and returned to Hallettsville Thursday. Misses Mary, Viola Valenta and Dorothy Kivhn of Hallettsville visited Miss Kron Gueuther on Saturday. Mrs. Louis Ploege and son returned to Yoakum Monday. Mrs. William Kilers of Hallettsville was here Saturday. Miss Tomasko returned Monday from Shiner. Mrs. Arthur Fischner and her baby arrived to visit her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Hermann Thar and Mrs. Rosa Lauw visited the Schmidt family in Yoakum Sunday. Mrs. Charles Kaiser returned from visit with Fehrenkamp and Yoakum on Monday. Mr. O. B. Bilert and family and Mr. Otto Vogt visited Yoakum Sunday. Miss Adela Lingnall of Mereta left for Eagle Lake after visiting the Mueller family. Miss Olga Kiingelboster of Fredericksburg visited. Rev. and Mrs. A. Heimeke left for Seguin Saturday. John F. Richter purchased the W. H. Koester meats market and restaurant on Front Street. The annual mask hall of the dormant Park Verein will be held February 10 with five prizes and music by the Moulton Band. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Thompson entertained twelve guests at dinner Tuesday evening with Pit.
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Park Verein
Moulton
Harry Thompson
Oscar Thompson
Misses Willie
Lillie Sovkrell
Grace Preston
Helia Krueger
Elsie Jaeggli
Messrs
Joe Sockrell
Charles and Monroe Clenis
Victor Fehrentamp
Edwin Jaeggli
Heve Heads to Chicago for Auto Show and Business Tour
H. J. Heve left Saturday for Chicago to attend the automobile show. He will also visit other cities on a business trip during the absence.
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H. J. Heve
Chicago
Hallettsville Herald
Mrs Jaroszewski Recovers From Scald Injuries
Mrs Gus Jaroszewski is fast recovering from scald injuries. The scars are healing and there is every sign that her eyesight will not be impaired, according to Hal Lettsville New Era.
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Gus. Jaroszewski
Hallettsville
Noted visitors from Komensky area visit Lavaca County home
Prof Frank Bucek and family along with Mr and Mrs Jim Maresh and their child from near Komensky school house Lavaca county visited today at the home of Avton Krenek Jr. Eagle Correspondent Flatonia Argus reports local scene.
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Frank Bucek
Jim Maresh
Komensky
Lavaca County
Apvton Krenek
Eagle
Flatonia
Big Apportionment Made for Public Schools
Austin announces a February apportionment of 3 per capita for public schools. The total amount is 3,669,657 based on 1,223,219 scholars, the largest single apportionment by the Department of Education, reducing the remaining 7 per capita allotment to only 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Texas
W. F. Doughty
Department of Education
Birthday party for Mrs. Lueke at home
A happy crowd gathered Friday at Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lueke’s home to celebrate Mrs. Lueke’s birthday. Refreshments were served. many neighbors and friends attended including Mercamee Frank Biebunko Emil Pundt Ed Merrem Henry Krueger Henry Wagner Adolph Baur Richard Kilinger Jacob Tomasko Joe C Wagner Louis Fehrenkamp William Ullrich Henry Fehrenkamp Rudolph Papacek Henry Pohler HK Westerhoff Henry Balborn William Kilert O Keape J T Jaegglt Ed Studeman John Baur Fred W Krause Miss Mary Tomasko Lillie Etlinger Hilda Wagner Ida Minnie Lueke. Wishes for many more birthdays followed.
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Charles Lueke
HK Westerhoff
Henry Balborn
William Kilert
Keape
J. T Jaegglt
Ed Studeman
John Baur
Fred. W. Krause
Mary Tomasko
Lillie Etlinger
Hilda Wagner
Ida
Minnie Lueke
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Dr. Hess
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Kotzebue Drug Co
Th. Xena
Justin
Palm Beach
Rud
Jaeggli & Bro
Kor
Prox
Ram
Henry Krause
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Ernst Pelzel
Southern Select
Lone Star
Henry Etlinger
San Antonio
F. T. Fehrenkamp and Son
Fred
Yoakum
Henry Krueger
Shiner
Dudge
W. Janezen
Banker Ed. Studeman
Henkbaus
Kimi Buescher
Smithville
William Peterson
J. T. Jaeggli
Haliettaville
Mieses Mary
Viola Valenta
Dorothy Kivhn
Kron Gueuther
Louis Ploege and Son
Wiliam Kilers
Hallettaville
H. Bultmeyer
Lueke
Miss Mary .Tomasko
William J. Tomasko
Arthur Fischner
of Shiner
City
Henry Pobter
Hermann Thar
Rosa Lauw
William Schmidt
Charles Kaiser
F. T. Fehrenkamp
O. B. Bilert
Otto Vogt
Adela Lingnall
Mereta
Tom Green County
John A. Mueller
Eagle Lake
Olga Kiingelboster
Fredericksburg
Gileepie County
A. Heimeke
Seguin
John F. Richter
W. H. Koester & Co
Front Street
Mr. Richter
Kopecky Drug Co
Joe C Kopecky
Chevrolet
Korea
Flint
Mich
EE. Bartosch
DeLaval
Laval
Boehm’s Sons
Moulton, Texas
Yee
Mee
Hy. J. Koester
Lucas Rehmet
Tee Baglie
Severa
Gothard
W. F. Severa CO
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
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