Funeral for Tom Balajka Draws Large Local Crowd
Funeral services for 18 year old Tom Balajka held Thursday March 23 drew a large crowd of relatives and friends. Pallbearers included Rudy Miculka Frank Miculka Bill Zimmermann Ed Mueller Charles Tousek and Rudy Rebecek with flower girls Evelyn Dietschke Bessie Miculka Viola Miculka Lillian Zimmermann Irene Ammermann Elsie Hoefll and Stella Etlinger. He is survived by his mother and stepfather Mr and Mrs Tom Marek two sisters Mrs Otto Zimmermann and Mrs Frank Machart two brothers Frank and Joe Balaska a step sister Gladys Marek and a step brother Bennie Marek.
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Tom Balajka
Rudy Miculka
Frank Miculka
Bill Zimmermann
Ed Mueller
Charles Tousek
Rudy Rebecek
Evelyn Dietschke
Bessie Miculka
Viola Vmiculka
Lillian Zimmermann
Irene Ammermann
Elsie Hoefll
Stella Etlinger
Tom Marek
Otto Zimmermann
Frank Machart
Frank
Joe Balaska
Gladys Marek
Bennie Marek
How Texans Voted on Beer Bill in House
Washington report lists Texas representatives' votes on the beer bill. Democrats for include Dies Mansfield Buchanan Cross Kleberg Thomason Terrell Earle Bailey. Democrats against include Patman Sanders Rayburn Summers Johnson Briggs Lanham McFarlane Blanton Jones Strong. One vacancy.
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Washington
House of Representatives
Dies
Mansfield
Buchanan
Cross
Kleberg
Thomason
Terrell
Earle
Bailey
Patman
Sanders
Rayburn
Summers
Johnson
Briggs
Lanham
McFarlane
Blanton
Jones
Strong
Roosevelt to Get First Case Beer
President Roosevelt will receive the first case of 3.2 percent beer from Anheuser-Busch announced by August A. Busch Jr. The second case goes to Vice President Garner and the third to former Gov. Alfred E. Smith. The cases will be flown by airplane to the consignees at 12 01 a m April 7.
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St. Louis
Roosevelt
Anheuser-Busch, Inc
August A. Busch, Jr
Garner
Alfred K. Smith
New York
Busch
Boursville Ladies Aid Plans April Meeting at Luther Hall
The Boursville Ladies Aid meets April 5 at Luther Hall with Mrs D Wachtendorf and Mrs H Mueller as hostesses. Members are asked to bring charitable donations for the Christmas box to be sent to the New Guinea Mission field. Reporter.
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Boursville Ladies’ Aid
Luther Hall
D. Wachtendorf
H. Mueller
New Guinea Mission
Ensilage Boosts Milk Production in Wied Farm
Clements Pietsch of the Wied community built a 13 ton trench silo in a day and half with two men and three mules. He fed nine cows one bull eight calves and a butcher cow with ensilage for ten weeks starting with winter. Milk output doubled while supply lasted and halved after it ran out. He notes the silo was too small.
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Clements Pietsch
Wied
Mr. Pietsch
Roosevelt ApprovesQuake Relief Bill
President Roosevelt signed a 5 million dollar California earthquake relief authorization. The measure, backed by Senator McAdoo, allows immediate loans by the Reconstruction Finance Corporation for earthquake area rehabilitation.
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Washington
Roosevelt
California
McAdoo
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Easter shopping at Meyer Hoff's in Hallettsville
Advertisement urges readers to buy what they need for Easter at Meyer Hoff's store in Hallettsville.
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Meyerhoff’s
Hallettsville
President Roosevelt Signs Beer Bill
President Franklin D. Roosevelt affixed his signature to the beer bill at 2 P. M. eastern time on Wednesday March 22. The measure takes effect at 12:01 A. M. April 7. Texas has not yet legalized the sale of beer.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Texas
Bill Flow Continues in Texas Legislature
Austin Texas March 24 bills keep flowing despite new rule limiting introductions to the first 80 days of a regular session. By day 75 of the session 1 820 bills have been offered with 845 in the house and 475 in the senate.
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Austin
Texas
House
Senate
Census gin report shows lower cotton production compared to 1931
Washington dated March 20 reports the census bureau ginning data for the previous year. Production totaled 12,094,430 six hundred pound bales with Texas contributing 4,303,589 and Louisiana 999,380 versus 17,095,594 bales in 1931.
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Washington
Census Bureau
Texas
Louisiana
Flatonia Man Calvin Brown Dies at 81
Flatonia Texas residents learned Calvin Brown age 81 died at his home north of the town Thursday afternoon after a lingering illness. Burial was held Friday afternoon.
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Flatonia
Texas
Calvin Brown
Here
Trustee Election at Komensky School April 1 1933
Trustees vote on Saturday at Komensky School will run from noon to 6 PM. The election is conducted by the Board of Trustees.
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Komensky School
Board of Trustees
Ladies Slippers and Shoes On Sale at Meyerhoff's
White and blond slippers oxford and pumps priced at 1 45 in Halletts ville Meyerhoff's ad notes a shoe sale with affordable women footwear choice for shoppers seeking style and value.
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Meyerhoff’s
Hallettsville
Card of Thanks for Bereavement Kindness
We express heartfelt thanks for acts of kindness during the bereavement in the death of our beloved son and brother Tom Balajks. Special thanks to Rev. Joseph Kopp Dr Wagner and those who sent flowers from Mr and Mrs Frank Marek and Children.
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Tom Balajks
Joseph Kopp
Wagner
Frank Marek
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