Two Sunday Shows Scheduled For Patrons Convenience
Notice informs patrons that there will be two Sunday evening shows each week. The first starts at 6 30 p m and the second at about 8 15 p m, with a reminder to not forget the times.
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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1925
Page
7
Notice informs patrons that there will be two Sunday evening shows each week. The first starts at 6 30 p m and the second at about 8 15 p m, with a reminder to not forget the times.
Mrs Josephine Siems aged about 79 died Sunday night March 29 at 9 30 at her home three miles south of Shiner after a lingering illness. Born December 10 1849 in New Ulm Texas she moved with her parents to Flatonia and later to High Hill and near Flatonia before settling in Lavaca County. She was married to Gerhard Siems in 1871 and survived by one daughter Mrs Josepha Menke of Victoria and eight grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Two sons preceded her in death. Funeral services were held Tuesday March 81 at 9 30 from her home and Catholic Church with interment in the Catholic Cemetery. St Elizabeth Society members attended and pallbearers were John Kloesel Sr Mathias Bleier Anton Bleier Joe Schraer Henry Probst and Richard Wendel. The Gazette extends sympathy to the bereaved.
A blue gray cat called Blue Boy is missing. A generous reward is offered for information leading to the cat’s return to Miss Mae Hughs or to Mrs. C. C. Amsler. Call the provided numbers for information.
Local notice indicates an office offering to supply rent contracts for clients. The brief appears as an advertisement or service blurb without additional names, dates, or locations. It emphasizes contract provision and rental paperwork.
Mr and Mrs Fritz Zacharias Jr visited Moulton on Sunday to view ribbon cane molasses stored in barrels at Emil Bonorden's location, marked by the 22x2 measurement noted in the report.
Mrs Louis J Fink Jr has returned home from San Antonio Corey M Hughs from Wharton visited Miss Mae Hughs and relatives Miss Estelle Macha arrived from State University Austin Herbert Zappe came from Houston Dental College for vacation Attorney Sam Green of Houston visited his brother William Creen at the start of the week
This office will appreciate your order for wedding invitations or wedding announcements, offering prompt handling and options for customization to suit personal preferences and event details.
Mrs Ballard Fry of Austin visits Miss Mae Hughs and other relatives in Fiatonia. Mr and Mrs Chas Longorio of Shiner were guests of Mr and Mrs Longorio in Fiatonia the past week.
Mr and Mrs Chas J Gar bade C B Welhausen and E Runk were business visitors to Austin last week.
Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Menke of Victoria visited the bedside of Mrs. Josephine Siems last week, sharing time and encouragement during her illness.
Yoakum F F Michna and his wife have moved from the Vogelsang home into the home of Mr. and Mrs. J R Mikes while they search for a rent house.
Mike Vogelsang and his family move back to their home in town after months at Midway. Vogelsang resumes his former job at the depot.
Dr. Wagner Hospital last week corrected a surgical patient name from Janak to Mrs. Frank Jaks. The correction acknowledges the earlier misreading and provides the accurate spelling for records and notification.
W J Remmers celebrated his birthday Monday with a large gathering of relatives and friends at his residence. Guest list included Mr and Mrs Henry Neumann and Miss Annie and Otto Remmers of Shiner. Nordheim View.
Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Wolters, Miss Stella Wolters, Mr. and Mrs. William Wendtland Jr. and son William Wolters, with Mrs. I. E. Clark of Schvenburg, traveled to Victoria Sunday to visit the Roos family in their home.
The Janssen Bros. built a slim modern three room bungalow for Herbert Wolters featuring built in cabinets and a California cooler. A breakfast room nook with Devoe white furniture and high back benches completes the kitchenette design. Dr and Mrs Saur, charmed by the setup, have purchased the property.
Local ad for Herman Schroeder proprietor promotes Pioneer Flour groceries in San Antonio. Highlights a country produce line with city delivery and affordable prices. Contact by phone for orders.
Funeral services for Mrs. Magdalena Grill were held at the home of her daughter Mrs. Willie Kubicek with interment in the Catholic Cemetery. She was 86 years old. A more extended notice will follow next week.
Mr Hodanek returned from Engle where he had been remodeling a gin and installing new machinery. He put everything in No.1 shape and ginned eight bales of cotton before leaving.
We offer the Merriam Co latest Webster's Dictionary now in stock. Schools offices and libraries may call at this office to purchase. A single copy has just arrived for sale and is ready for delivery.
Hilltop Farms and Hatchery in Lockhart Texas advertises baby chicks eight popular varieties including White and Brown Leghorns Reds Rocks Wyandottes Cornish and other heavy breeds priced at 15 dollars per 100 for light breeds and 25 dollars per 100 for heavier breeds 100 percent live delivery guaranteed.
H. P. Schaefer came back Sunday from a 6000 mile journey through Cuba, South America and the Panama Canal. He said the voyage was enjoyable and valuable, sharing an engaging description of the places and island natives visited during the trip.
Local testimonial from Lela Cook praising Adlerika for relief from gas and nervousness. Ad highlights one spoonful cleanses bowels and removes bloated feeling, urging use instead of pills. Sold by The Shiner Drug Company.
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