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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1929
Page
4
Dawes shocks Londoners by stating no liquor will be served at the ambassadorial residence. He notes he never served liquor in Washington or elsewhere and sees no reason to change while in London. The English are surprised, recalling Franklin's water drinking in past years.
Lord Emily Balusek reports the sale of the Highway Filling Station to Cities Service Oils. A. F. Rohan of Yoakum will manage and announce details soon. The note also lists several local families visiting the ill Mrs. Frank Mewes and others who returned home after attending the Heye funeral in Gonzales.
The death of Baby Eddie Siegel, eight days old and son of Mr and Mrs John Siegel of Sweet Home, is reported. The funeral occurred Tuesday afternoon in Shiner. The infant was ill only a short time and this is the couple’s first and only child. Sympathy is extended to the family.
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Rienders and children of Burlington and Mrs. Frank Dach of Rosebud visited the Herman Weitzel home. Recent hospital patients include Mrs. Frank Rosenaar and son of Moulton, Miss Henrietta Kalus of Wied, Mrs. Adolf Beran of Moulton, Mrs. W. G. Fehrenkamp, Mrs. Joe Glomb, and Miss Amanda Seifert. Paul Kempe Jr, Edwin Gehrels, Otto Gloor, Walter Garbade, and Shiner's quartet of eligible bachelors spent Sunday in San Antonio.
Miss Rosa Jean Birkman of Gonzales visits Miss Louise Thulemeyer as the host receives her guest for an informal gathering in a Gonzales home setting.
Miss Roxie Veree Burke is visiting relatives in Houston. The brief note places her in the city for a family visit with no further details.
The little son Adolf, of Mr. and Mrs. Steve Slovacek, died suddenly on July 20 at age 1 month and 5 days. Sympathy is extended to the grieving family.
Roy Mewes of Austin arrived last weekend, marking a notable local movement or visit. No further context or dates were provided to expand on significance or outcomes.
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