Canon Re elected mayor with 410 votes cast in city election
Mergenthaler chaired the election with assistants Oscar Lichey and M. Krueger. Voters chose Adolph Richer for mayor and Ben J Novak for city secretary. Aldermen elected included L Trautwein with 147 votes, C J Garbade 318, F R Mergenthaler 296, and L Denmark 1200.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.M. Canon
Adolph Richter
Ben J. Novak
Pewee Re Eeereseneseee
L. Trautwein
L. E
Denmark
J. F .Kasper
C. J. Garbade
F. R. Mergenthaler
Oscar Lichey
M. Krueger
Hollman seeks reelection as Shiner school trustee
The Gazette announces H. G. Hollman as a candidate for reelection to the Shiner city school board. He has served about ten years on the Board of Education and six years as Secretary. Hollman urges voters to consider his past service and continue his efforts for the public schools.
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H. G. Hollman
City of
Shiner
Hollmann
Board of Education
Three Candidates for Shiner School Board Announced
Wm Jaroszewski Waldemar Tieken and Ernest Hajek announce for the Shiner Independent School Board election to be held next Saturday April 6. They join the race at the request of friends who praise their interest in the schools as property owners with children in their homes.
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Shiner Independent School Board
the Gazette
Wm. Jaroszewski
Waldemar Tieken
Ernest Hajek
Election Order for Shiner Independent School District
Be it ordered by the Board of Trustees that an election be held at the old City Hall in Shiner on April 6 1935 to elect three School Trustees for the district. F R Mergenthaler, a qualified voter, is appointed to hold the election in the manner prescribed by law. Attest: Peter Kuhn, President. 8. G. Hollman, Secretary.
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Shiner Independent School District
Old City Hall
Shiner
Said Independent School District
F. R. Mergenthaler
Easter candy orders with rabbit gift delivery announced
Shiner Drug Co promotes Easter candy orders with a playful promise of delivery by the Easter rabbit. Promotional note mentions gift packaging and Easter wrap pings and lists the business as Shiner Drug Co with contact or order cue.
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Shiner Drug Co
Shiner Wins Places in Latin Tournament
March 30 Mrs Ola Garrett led Latin students Herbert Liebhafaky Frank Jahn Geneva Seim and Dorothy Jean Blohm to the District Latin Tournament at Gonzales with chaperones Mrs F E Wright Mrs Gus Seim and Mrs Henry Hirsch Lunch at eleven and contests at noon included schools from Austin Eagle Pass Victoria Richmond Edna Brenham Gonzales and Shiner Shiner won four first places one second and two thirds Firsts went to 1st year B school Third Term B school Third Term winner and Dorothy Jean Blohm Individual third term winner Geneva Seim took second place and Liebhafsky and Dorothy Jean Blohm each won a third in essay writing A Gonzales historical tour and banquet followed with speeches by School officials and Dr W J Battle University of Texas and awards in Latin songs and a Horace translation The day ended with Gonzales hailed as a charming host.
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Ola Garrett
Herbert Liebhafaky
Frank Jahn
Geneva Seim
Dorothy Jean Blohm
Gonzales
F. E. Wright
Gus Seim
Henry Hirsch
Austin
Eagle Pass
Victoria
Richmond
Edna
Brenham
Shiner
Texas
Hoskins
Gonzales Ferry
Houston
Santa Anna Ford
Santa Anna Mound
Sarah Sealy
Key
Lacy
Thompson
W. J. Battle
University of Texas
Jerbert Liebhafsky
Susan Dunning
Horace
Annual Decoration Day Services Planned by Cemetery Association
The Cemetery Association announces annual Decoration Day Services for Sunday April 14 with the American Legion in charge. A full program will be published next week.
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The
Cemetery Association
American Legion
United Dr Martin Luther Church Service Times
The United Dr Martin Luther Church sets Sunday School at 9 30 a m Divine Service at 10 30 a m in German with Rev Schuetze and English service at 7 45 p m with Rev Hirsch from Swiss Alp A monthly Tuesday business meeting and a Wednesday 7 45 p m Lenten service A Saturday 10 00 a m Confirmation Class Friends and foes testify that Jesus alone was holy and undefiled A friendly welcome to you Rev Richard Schuetze
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Schuetze
Hirsch
Jesus
Richard Schuetze
Chamber of Commerce Regular Monthly Meeting Tonight
The Chamber of Commerce holds its regular monthly meeting tonight. Members are urged to attend to discuss upcoming events and community initiatives.
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Chamber of Commerce
Showers of Blessings From Loyal Friends
A note from Mrs. P. A. Lyons on the eve of her 90th birthday gratefully thanks friends for caring after her nine month-ago accident. She lists cards flowers fruit delicacies and attentions as showers of blessings and expresses gratitude for the courage and comfort they provided.
Red Cross Representative Visits Shiner
National Red Cross representative H E Zeiker visited Shiner on March 27 assisting Lavaca County volunteers in organizing future Red Cross activities. Enthusiastic attendees from Hallettsville and Moulton joined the meeting as the chapter seeks renewed citizen involvement.
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Shiner
The
American Red Cross
H.E. Zeiker
Zeiker
Lavaca County
Red Cross
Hallettsville
Moulton
Death notice for J L Janssen in Moulton area
The sad news reports the death of Mr. J L Janssen, age 88 years 6 months and 23 days, with funeral services held from the family home in Moulton on Tuesday afternoon. A fuller notice will follow next week.
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J. L. Janssen
Shiner
Moulton
Knight Templar Easter Service at Shiner Church
Yoakum Commandery will hold its annual Easter Service at Shiner Methodist Church on Easter Sunday at 10 45 a m The program will be published next week
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Yoakum Commandery
Shiner Methodist Church
Banco and 42 Party at Kopecky School
Public invited to a Banco and 42 Party at Kopecky School on Saturday night April 6 at 8 o'clock. Benefit of School.
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Kopecky School
Plymouth Coupe for sale by Smith Motor Co Texas
For sale 1980 Plymouth coupe in good mechanical condition with like new paint. Sold by Smith Motor Company in Gen. Zales Texas with terms offered.
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Smith Motor Company
Gen
Zales
Texas
For Sale 1931 Model A Ford Coupe at $165
A 1931 Model A Ford Coupe offered for sale by Smith Motor Company of Gonzales Texas. Asking price is 165 dollars and the listing notes the vehicle is available locally.
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Smith Motor Company
Gonzales
Texas
For Sale 1931 Chevrolet Six Wheel DeLuxe Sedan
Used car on lot described as one of the best. Motor checked and in A-1 condition. Good upholstery and casings. Terms. Smith Motor Co Gonzales Texas.
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Smith Motor Co
Gonzales
Texas
Fencing Highway 200 Right of-Way in Two Precincts
Right of way fencing for Highway 200 from Gonzales to the Lavaca County line is underway in precincts one and two. Deeds and releases are nearly all secured. bonds and anticipated contracts guide progress as commissioners Hindman and Jones push completion for a proposed San Antonio to Houston airline highway.
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Gonzales
Lavaca
San Antonio
Houston
Highway Department
B. B. Hindman
W.H. Jones
Shiner Pleased with County Meet Results
Shiner totals 272 points from Senior 110 Junior 40 and grammar 122 in the County Meet with debate over tennis scoring. Hallettsville collects 212 points and Moulton 198. Controversy avoided as Shiner accepts the results while noting possible tennis adjustments could raise totals to 310 if approved.
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Shiner
Hallettsville
Moulton
Local Cleaning Business Change of Ownership
Announcement that E. J. Wesselby has taken charge of Joe Macha’s cleaning and pressing business at the same stand and seeks patronage. For sale: 1933 Ford V-8 Coach with good upholstery paint and tires, in A-1 condition, priced at $385. Smith Motor Company, Gonzales, Texas.
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Joe Macha
E. J. Wesselby
Ford
Smith Motor Company
Gonzales
Texas
Federal Men Comment on Success of Cotton Classing School
Mr. A. W. Nelle of Austin and Mr. Kermit E. Voelkel of La Grange praised the cotton classing school held last week. Fifty attendants showed keen interest and a strong desire to learn the craft, marking it as one of the largest and most progressive sessions yet.
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A. W. Nelle
Austin
Kermit E. Voelkel
la Grange
Shiner Farmer’s Cooperative Gin and Mill Association
Nelle
Evening concert ties generations to Boguslawski
A family group led by Mr and Mrs Emil Novak with Edwin and Stella and accompanied by Mrs A L Fuller and Miss Aline Wolters traveled to Austin for a day. They met pianist Boguslawski after the concert and were introduced through Mrs Mathews. The artist praised their lineage from Boguslawski to Rubenstein, while Aline and Stella, despite legislative busyness, shared a handshake with Governor Allred.
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Emil Novak
Edwin
Stella
A. L. Fuller
Aline Wolters
Austin
Boguslawski
Mathews
Aline
Bouldin
Luling
Shiner
Rubensten
Allred
Soft Ball League Completes Organization and Schedule
The Soft Ball League completed its organization last Thursday night. The Constitution and By Laws were adopted and six teams were formed. Six managers were named: Edgar Wolters, Gus Seim, Curt Messer, Bacon Berckenhoff, E A Busch, and Homer Chandler. Opening game set for Monday night April 15. Season splits into two halves with a big feed for the losers.
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Edgar Wolters
Gus Seim
Curt Messer
Bacon Berckenhoff
E. A. Busch
Homer Chandler
Business Men's Club Dinner Hosts San Antonio Guest
Some twenty members gathered at the Palace Cafe Thursday night for a broiled spring chicken dinner. President Kaspar opened the meeting, routine business was dispatched, and guest Mr. Fred G. Sauer of San Antonio, a commercial agent of the Cotton Belt Route, attended. No new business was introduced. existing feature progress was discussed. Adjournment was called early to attend the Soft Ball organization.
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Palace Cafe
Kaspar
Heplar
Fred G. Sauer
San Antonio
Sauer
Cotton Belt
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W. Tieken
Peter Kuhn
Board of
G. Hollman
Eddy
Maxwell House
Kellogg’s
Marne Se
Gelede
Loett
Eeees Ac Esesas
Wolters Brothers Co
Mrs. P. A. Lyons
J.L. Janssen
Knight Templar
Banco and
Party
Business Men’s Club
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