Senator Russek Sentenced in Misuse of Funds Case
In Houston on June 26 federal Judge T M Kennerly sentenced Gus Russek a former South Texas political leader and state senator for misapplication of funds from the First National Bank of Schulenburg. Russek received four months in jail a four year suspended term and a $5000 fine. Charles and Otto Vogt former bank cashiers were fined 500 each and given suspended terms of 13 months each. The trio pleaded guilty April 27 the judge noting return of about 510 00 in full and choosing a middle course.
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Houston
Texas
T. M. Kennerly
Gus Russek
South Texas
Feader
First National Bank of Schulenburg
Russek
Charles
Otto Vogt
Guity
Local Ticket Names For Democratic Primary Ballot
The Rogie lists candidates authorized to announce for the July 28, 1934 Democratic primary. State Senator 15th District includes Fayette, Austin, Colorado, Waller, Lavaca. L J Sulak and J W Willson. District Attorney H S Paulus and R A Weinert. Representative Broinald F Bourke and J J Olsen. County offices include Judge Auc W Janszen and Sam Devall. District Clerk Joan L Smolik and Gus Strauss. Sheriff Gene Houchins and A P McElroy. Assessor-Collector H J Schornack and E A Turk. County Superintendent Charles W McDonald and Frank Schoppe. County Treasurer Joan G Konvicka. Public Weigher Prec. 6 Chas Weefs and John a Baros. County Commissioner Prec. 2 Arnold Freytag. Constable Prec. 6 Henry Krueger and JoHancir. Justice of the Peace Prec. No. 6 A J Darilek.
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Rogie
Fayette
Austin
Colorado
Waller
Lavaca
L. J. Sulak
J. W. WilLson
Zions Lutheran Church Services Brighten July First
The notice lists Sunday July 1 1934 events at Zions Lutheran Church with Sunday School at u.m. and Bible class. German service at 10:00 a.m. and English service at 8:00 p.m. Pastor A H Falkenberg extends a warm invitation to all to worship at the welcoming church.
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A.H. Falkenberg
Local residents visit and travel notes from Yoakum area
The item lists numerous visits and absences from Yoakum and nearby towns. People mentioned include Mrs. Ed Kolar and sons, August Eilert in San Antonio, Edith Mikes returning from Houston and Galveston, Bertha Ochs vacationing in Hoton and Galveston, Marian White and daughter of Yoakum, and families of Boethel, Cordes, Brunkenhoefer, Bohnenkamp, Thubnemler, Janszen, Wagner, Svoboda, Vendrak, Schodde, Cinade, Janszen relatives in Austin, Danbury, Anthony Kansas, and Seguin. It notes attendance at a wedding in Shiner and a 40th wedding anniversary at George Baur, plus visits of John Novak and Lon Spann party with crop reports from Lometa-Runge Runge.
Bids Wanted for 20 Cards of Post Oak Wood
Board of Trustees invites bids for 20 cards of post oak wood delivered to the school house in Moulton. Bids accepted until 6 p m on Saturday July 7.
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School House
Moulton
Cozy Cafe Reopens as Bob's Cafe and Fruit Stand
Public notice states the Cozy Cafe will reopen Saturday under the new name Bob's Cafe and Fruit Stand. It promises fresh fruits and vegetables and quality foods, signed by Jake Mikesh and son Robert.
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Bob
Farmers urged to apply bale tags before July 1 in tax relief
J M Parks county agent warns farmers holding old cotton must file bale tag applications by July 1 to prove ginning before 1934 35 crop year. Tags ensure cotton sold after remains untaxed. Forms available from Moulton merchants Shiner Compress Co Shiner or Hallettsville county agent office. Tom Baugh of West Columbia was in town.
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Moulton
Henry Wachtendorf
Shiner Compress Company
Shiner
Hallettsville
J. M. Parks
Tom Baugh
West Columbia
Appointment Notice of Flatonia N F L A Secretary-Treasurer
Will Roitsch announces his appointment as secretary treasurer of the Flatonia National Farm Loan Association succeeding the late KE M Burke. He states Thursdays in Flatonia and other days in LaGrange, with mail to be received there, inviting visits to Flatonia for service.
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Flatonia National Farm Loan Association
KE. M. Burke
Flatonnia
LaGrange
Texas
Flatonia
Will Roitsch
N. Ff
L. A
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Just
R. B. Papacek
H. W. Haase & Son
Cistern Nursery
Crystal Cafe
Wm. Hrock
Goodyear
Pietsch Service Station
Schaler
Jadies Service Station
Ed’s Market
Boehm
Glory-O Wave Shop
Emma Horneir
Almedia Beauty
Oehl’s Furniture Store
Beal
Bill Voss
Kopecky Drug Co
Hen Theater
Norma Shearer and
Rober Montgomery
Riptide
Laurel Hardy
Kennerly
H. S. Paulus
R. A. Weinert
Lavaca County
J. J. Olsen
Auc
W. Janszen
Sam Devall
Joan L. Smolik
Gus Strauss
Gene Houchins
A. P. McElroy
H. J. Schornack
E. A. Turk
Chas. W. McDonald
Frank Schoppe
Joan G. Konvicka
Chas Weefs
John a.Baros
Arnold Freytag
Constable
Henry Krueger Jo
Hancir
Justice of the Peace
A J Darilek
Kar NU
H. J. Koester
Agt
Mobilgas
Mobiloil
Pietsch
Mutual
Strictly Mutual
FAMILY MUTUAL BENEE@IT ASSOCIATION
Heard Bldg
Phoenix
Arizona
Goonyyear
Ed. Kolar and Sons
August Eilert
San Antonio
Edith Mikes
Galveston
Miss Bertha Ochs
Ho*ton
Marian White
Yoakum
Walter Boethel
Kinkler
Shiloh
B. H. Cordes
August Tbhuemler
Schulenburg
Emil Janszen
Ben Wagner
Miss Rose Svoboda
Danbury
Brothers
Miro and
Emil Svoboda
Viasta Vendrak
Willie A
Warner
Schodde
Anthony
Kansas
Edvin Schodde
F. A. Cinade
Leona
Jennie Mae
Ora Willis Janszen
Otto Janszen
Fred Janssen
Leslie and
James
W. J. Papacek
Clara Oehl
Elmer Everhard
Seguin
George Baur
John Novak
Lometa
Lon E. Spann
Henry Breitschopf
Board of Trustees
Worms
Kopecky Drug Company
Yours
Jake Mikesh
Robert
Novosad¢Évyoral
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