Dreyer Dustings and Local Happenings at Hochheim
Local notes report exonerations and acquittals of officials, political tensions, and a scare of retaliation by J W Bailey. Easter service set at the Lutheran Brethren schoolhouse, births and illnesses noted, a beef market debut by Constable J P Boethe, Hochheim social news, and a late week weather shift with rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Bailey
Penrose
Houston Post and Shiner Gazette
Ellest Gerdes
Fritz Gerdes
J. P. Boethe
Dryer
Hochheim
Jaggie Humphries
Bertha Crawford
Willie
Martha Cun I
Sally Gee
Komensky Affairs and Local Happenings
New Gazette correspondent reports on seasonal crops with rain urgently needed as wells run low. Peach crop looks healthy barring frost or pests. School term extended five weeks. a basket supper at the schoolhouse on March 24 delights attendees and courting thrives. Names: John Antrich, Joe Ehlers, Frank Ullman, Sophie Amsler, Timmie Ullman, Ida Rohler, Annie Wenske.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Gazette
John Antrich
Oak Grove
Joe Ehlers
Witting
Frank Ullman
Hobson
the Points
Sophie Amsler
Shiner
Timmie Ullman
Frank Ultmanns
Scharlottenburg
Ida Rohler
Annie Wenske
Moulton
Moulton Catholic
Easter Entertainment at Mey Church Grand Easter Program
The Mey church Easter program opened at eight with flowing decor and many stood. Children sang well with a notable duet by Mrs and Blake and Messrs Thule Meyer and Dunn. Lady teachers led the event and thanked helpers and Mr A s Berckenhof for chairs from the Opera House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mey
and Blake
Messers Thulemeyer and Dunn
A. S Berckenhof
Opera
Moulton News Roundup Notes Local Movements
Mr and Mrs Niemeyer return to Shiner after a brief visit to relatives Tyra Dickson moves into a new home in northern town area Louis Milers cigar factory owner at Shiner visited local merchants last Thursday Grand jury instruction leads to Sunday saloon and store closings Lavaca County Farmers Union to meet in Hallettsville on April 6 I W Griffith operates meat markets in Karnes City Shiner and Hallettsville now linked to San Antonio venture
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Z? Niemeyer
Shiner
Tyra Dickson
Louis Milers
Grand Jury
Moultah Eagle
Lavaca
Dilworth Dots and Delights in Rainy Harvest News
The town notes celebrate good rain and fine crops, with harvests near and weddings in progress. Local residents such as the Jones, Williamson, Kendall, and Holst families are mentioned visiting and hosting, alongside visiting neighbors from Kokernot and Yoakum. The Gazette extends best wishes to readers as the page closes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Gazette
Extraordinary Offer for Galveston News and Guides
The Galveston Semi-Weekly News offers a one year regular price of $1.00 plus Roe's Planters Guide and Complete Cotton Calculator at $1.00 and The Shiner Gate 40 at $1.00. All three for $2.00 with a note on practical value for farmers, clerks, and business people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galveston
Roe’s
Shiner Gate
Eue
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sherwin
Iich Raster House
Were Ex‘ Posure
Tada
Eschenburg & Garbade
W. V
Dreyer
Komensky Affairs
Ranke
White &O.ig
Buckeye
J. CG. Blohm & Son
Easter Entertainment
Moulton News
Dilworth
W. A. Williamson
Yoakum
B. H. Jones
H. B
Guy Littlefield
Henry Foster
Gonzales
Sam Patterson
Melvin Curry
George Holst
Frank Barth
Gum Woods
Tena Holst
Burg
Mike Pesek
Bessie
Mary
Joe Strakash
Farmers’ State Bank
Capital - Shiner
Texas
Chas.h. Flato
R. G. Flato
H. A. Stuermer
Julius Dreyer
A. G. Lichby
Ras’t-Casher
Alex Villeret
S.A. Carnes & Son
Shiner and Yoakum, Texas
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