Community Notes From Shiner and Surrounding Areas
Local readers report light rains on the 3rd and 4th, corn timing affected. Ford Holder returns from Lindenau visit with sons in law. Several residents attend visits, church events, and a dance in Moravia. Breithkreutz to build a new home. Helma Mouse returns from Komensky visit. July 9, 1915.
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Ford
Holder
Lindenau
Mary Pany
Annie Holocher
Amalia
Agnes Tampke
Erwin Riske
Tampkre
Fred
Mr. Mouse
Helma
Shiner
Reinhardt Pietsch
Ferd
John Pany
Mary
Fred Mouse
Moravia
Mocking Bird
Growth in Education by Mail at Texas University
The June 1915 enrollment in the University of Texas Extension Department correspondence division reached 224 students, up from 194 in June 1914. Since last September the division has 1044 students, with Dr. Payne predicting 1300 by next month. Students gain sophomore or junior standing by studying at home under supervision. Earlier annual totals show 778 in 1911-12, 1077 in 1912-13, and 1159 in 1913-14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Texas Extension Department
Payne
Willie Pundt Visits Floresville Relatives This Sunday
Willie Pundt travels to Floresville on Sunday to visit relatives and spend time with family members in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Pundt
Floresville
Spinks Neuman wedding attended by Breslau residents
In Breslau a rainy spell helped crops. Mr and Mrs L C Windel and daughter Otlin attended the Spinks Neuman wedding at Shiner. Ed Moeller was in Moulton and Hallettsville for business. a Breslau feast Monday drew a large crowd. Several locals visited friends and family in nearby towns. Jack Rabbit. July 10 1915.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. C. Windel
Otlin
Spinks-Neuman
Shiner
Ed. Moeller
Moulton
Breslau
Annie
Mary Debaur
J. W. Moeller
Hallettsville
Robert Winkler
Moravia
Anton Stang
Strupek
C. Melenka
Jack Rabbit
Local families visit kin in surrounding towns
Flatonia residents Mr. and Mrs. F. F. Nesista visited Moulton while Mr. Edmund Jaeggli and family came from Houston to see relatives. William Schulze returned from Galveston. John McCann went back to Lexington after weeks here. Kud Jaeggli also returned from Marlin and Hermleigh. Hallettsville officials E. T. Long and C. L. Stayinoha were in town. Earle and Annie Arvim came back from Flatonia. Rev. B. W. Allen preached at the Methodist church. J. E. Henkel of Columbia Piano Co. was in Flatonia for business. Agnes Choyanetz visited relatives in Halletts ville.
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Edmund Jaeggli
Houston
Mrs. Kud
Jaeggli
Marlin and Hermleigh
Earle
Annie Arvim
Flatonia
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Lexington
E. T. Long
C. L. Stayinoha
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B. W. Allen
Methodist Church
J. E. Henkel
Columbia Piano Company
Agnes Choyanetz
Old Kinkler
KODAK
Kopecky Drug Co. Prescription Druggists
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HG Daehn
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Life Insurance
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Aransas Pass
A. F. C.ginghams
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