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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1933
Page
4
The August 26 ballot asks Texans to vote on five amendments. Wet or dry repeal of the 18th Amendment, beer sales up to 5.2 percent, issuing bonds up to twenty million for relief, a correction to tax exemptions on homesteads, and a home rule charter option for counties over 62 000 or via majority vote.
A disoriented woman awakens in a New York taxicab with memory gaps and a strange ring. She questions who she is while fleeing a suspicious man, seeking clues in her bag, and considering the Biltmore as a possible destination. The fragment ends with mention of a wedding notice.
Mrs Gus Wolters hosted the Tuesday Bridge Club with four tables of members at her home last week. Mrs Chas Longoria won high score while Mrs Ernst Hajek took consolation. A salad course followed with iced tea provided a refreshing touch.
Mrs Frank Korbel gave a pretty farewell courtesy to Mrs Roscoe Canon inviting two tables of contract bridge to honor her. Mrs Gus Wolters received high score and Mrs Canon honor guest prize. Each player received a dainty kerchief as a favor. Refreshments proved most tempting and appetizing.
Mrs Francis B Wilson and her children returned to Galveston on Thursday after a delightful visit in the J H Huebner home.
W. H. Clark of Oklahoma, representing the Cotton Cooperative Association, is in Shiner for the season to oversee cooperative activities and support local members.
Raymond Prasatik and Miss Alice Wychopen of El Campo were hosted by relatives during a recent visit, sharing time together and reporting a pleasant stay.
Miss Beatrice Zappe leaves Tuesday for Fort Worth to join her brother Dr Zappe and Mrs Zappe. They plan a journey to Chicago for the World's Fair and will also visit St Louis during the trip.
Mr and Mrs William Zappe and Mrs Louis Blume with Bernice spent the weekend in Corpus Christi and Alice visiting Mr and Mrs L Auebner. Mrs Peck Welhausen Mrs Alvina Wolters Miss Florine and Earline Berkenhoff with Glade Welhausen and Max Wolters Jr returned last weekend from Chicago and the World's Fair.
Charles Bickford Richard Arlen and Mary Brian headline The Song of the Eagle a dramatic human story for your generation presented at the Palace Theatre with shows on Sunday and Monday.
Ad claims quick lasting relief for bleeding sore gums with Leto’s Pyorrhes Remainhaeneas product. The vague copy cites Kuhn's Store as the point of sale with unclear ingredients and efficacy statements.
Mrs O C Henkhaus entertained the Thursday 42 Club at her home with ferns and crepe myrtle decor. A luncheon was served and players received sport handkerchief favors. Awards went to Mrs William Zappe high score, Mrs Emil Pohler low, and Miss Lillian Fehrenkamp for cut. Next meeting set for Aug 10 at 3.
L. M. Roeder maintains his telephone number at the cotton platform, using the same contact as last season, 218.
H. A. Dittmar of Houston spent Sunday in the parental home, visiting family and taking a brief rest from his usual duties. The gathering included relatives from nearby areas and featured informal refreshments.
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