Funeral for Prof Guenther to be held in Schulenburg Cemetery
News from Halletts ville reports the death of Prof F P Guenther of Canyon Texas at Amarillo hospital after an operation. He served Lavaca counties first superintendent of schools from 1900 to 1910 and later taught foreign languages at Canyon Normal. Surviving are his wife two daughters two brothers and many relatives. The New Era extends sympathy.
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Hallettsville
F. P. Guenther
Canyon
Amarillo
Schulenburg Catholic
Guenther
Lavaca County
Commissioners Court
Normal
Texas
Prof
J. G. Guenther
Moulton
F. J. Guenther
la Grange
Catholic Church Lent Services Schedule
Morning masses run 6 30 on Monday Tuesday Thursday Saturday and 8 on Wednesday Friday Sunday 8 and 10. Lent services include German Way of the Cross at 4 p m Wednesdays Bohemian Way of the Cross at 4 p m Fridays and Sunday devotion at 7 30 p m. Reverend L P Netardus is the pastor.
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L. P. Netardus
Texas Cleanup Week 1925 Proclamation
Statewide cleanup week set for April 5 to 11, 1925. City Health Officer G Scholze urges citizens of Shiner to cooperate, inspect premises, and achieve a 100 percent sanitary report to the State Board of Health. Emphasizes provision of sanitary bathtubs as essential to health and happiness.
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State Health Department
State Board of Health
G. Scholze
Shiner
Texas
Cotton Bale Totals by County and State
Ellis County leads with 122,297 bales in cotton, followed by Williamson 106,672 and McLennan 104,815. The State totals show 4,851,878 bales in 19924 and 4,212,248 in 1993 with county figures for Lavaca Austin Colorado Fayette Wharton Victoria Dewitt Gonzales Jackson and others.
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Lavaca
Austin
Colorado
Fayette
Wharton
Victoria
Dewitt
Gonzales
Jackson
Ellis County
Williamson County
McLennan
Miss Boyce Hosts Dreyer News Birthday Party
On Friday evening March twentieth Miss Jay Boyce entertained her pupils, Board of Trustees and friends at the Moore home. She celebrated by hosting games, banana ice cream and cake, and wished for many more happy birthdays for herself and her guests.
Ladies Aid Dist Church social at Easter event
On Wednesday the Ladies Aid at Dist Church hosted a social afternoon at S. A. Thulemey. C. Blohm was elected secretary. Guests enjoyed a prettily decorated dining room with Easter hues, green centerpieces, and nested rabbit decorations. Twenty five attendants attended including Mesdames Earl Fry of Austin and Bat Fry, and E J Edmondson of San Antonio. The next meeting, a public social, is set for April 24.
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S. A. Thulemey
C. Blohm
Nestle Rabbit
Mesdames
Earl and Bat Fry
Austin
E. J. Edmond Son
San Antonio
Shiner Scores in Literary Events at County Meet
Shiner claimed top places in multiple literary events at the county league meet. Winners included Shelly Canon Bernard Strattman in boys and Mabel French Agatha HoJanek in girls debates, Roxie Veree Buske and Willie Hazel Monroe in declamations, Irene Turk top in Extemporaneous Speaking, James Bauske and Roy Mewes in declamation placements, Emil Bierman and Ella Strattman in Arithmetic, Susie Perry dna Janssen in junior spelling, Susie Perry fourth in junior spelling, with Evelyn Dreyer Milada Berckenhoff Irma Morgenroth in the Music Memory Contest.
Range visitors recount county changes since boyhood
Messers R A Boyce and Robert Blum of Range visited Miss Jay Boyce last weekend. Boyce, surprised by the county’s changes, once rode the trail into Kansas and Nebraska in the early eighties. Mrs Ed Goehring and the Goehring children from Runge visited Miss Nora Goehring over the past weekend.
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Messers
R.A. Boyce
Robert Blum
Range
Jay Boyce
Mr. Boyce
Kansas
Nebraska
Ed Goehring
Lieda
Erna
Herbert Goehring
Runge
Nora Goehring
Shiner Takes First in Multiple Track Events
Shiner earns top finishes with Half Mile Run and Bar Chinning first place, Pole Vault second, and Jerry Turek securing second in Broad Jump during a local athletic meet.
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Shiner
Shelly Canon
Jerry Turek
Services At Baptist Church Next Weekend Sermon
Rev. Jos. Green of Waco will preach at the Baptist Church next Saturday night at 7 and Sunday morning at 11. All invited to hear him.
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Jos. Green
Waco
The
Baptist Church
Merse Burgers Visit Relatives Ahead of Cotton Season
Mr and Mrs Alfred Merse burger arrived from Houston and will stay with relatives and friends for a period before the forthcoming cotton season opens, reflecting family ties during agricultural cycles.
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Alfred Merseburger
Houston
Menger School Announces Program and Box Supper
The Menger School invites community members to a program and box supper on Tuesday April 7 1925 at 8 oclock. Admission is 10 cents and 25 cents for supper.
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Menger School
Where East Meets West at Shiner Opera House
Miss Josephine McMaster expressions teacher at Shiner High School will present the popular play at the Opera House Thursday night April 9 for the benefit of the Parent Teacher's Association.
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Josephine McMaster
Shiner High School
Opera House
Parent- Teacher’s Association
City Election Set For Next Tuesday In April
The April 7 city election will choose a Mayor three Aldermen and a City Secretary. The community is satisfied with current officials and expects a quiet race with no major contention or scandals anticipated.
Election Notice Shiner Independent School District
Shiner Independent School District announces an election on April 4, 1925, at City Hall Shiner Texas to elect four trustees for a two year term. Polls open 8:00 AM to 6:00 PM. F R Mergenthaler named presiding officer. Arno Wagener president and C B Stratman secretary of the board.
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Shiner
Texas
Shiner Independent
Cemetery Society Meeting at City Hall April 3
Regular meeting of the Union Cemetery Association is set for next Friday afternoon at City Hall. All members are urged to attend.
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Union Cemetery Association
City Hall
Giddings Sells $91,000 Water Bonds at Premium
The city of Giddings sold a $91,000 municipal water and sewer bond issue on Friday. J. F. Bowman of Austin bought the bonds at a premium of $6,825, pricing them at 107.49, reported as the highest price in Texas bond market in recent years.
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Giddings
J. F. Bowman
Austin
Texas
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