Hoover Visits T. J. Ponton At 8 Shiner Street
Director Hoover visits T. J. Ponton at 8 Shiner Street, meeting a key local contact. The event highlights ongoing collaboration between the two parties and signals potential developments in the area.
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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1939
Page
8
Director Hoover visits T. J. Ponton at 8 Shiner Street, meeting a key local contact. The event highlights ongoing collaboration between the two parties and signals potential developments in the area.
A reunion of the Huebner families was held at Vinstenec Hall on Sunday August 6 with a noon barbecue. Attendees included numerous Zappes Effenbergers Huebners Jaroszewskis Mueckes Meyers and other relatives from Shiner Victoria Alice San Antonio and beyond. Plans were made to meet again on the first Sunday in August 1946.
Help your kidneys with guidance on kidney and bladder disorders causing night awakenings, backache, disturbed sleep, and dizziness. Shiner Drug Co. offers a box of guarantee for sale priced at 50 cents and 1.00 dollars.
Chas Maeker Jr and Her man Noack landed a 30 pound catfish and 15 pounds of assorted fish from the Guadalupe River on Monday.
A Western Auto catalogue item announces a summer sales event featuring discounts on automotive parts tools and related merchandise. The notice highlights reduced prices and special offers aimed at local customers seeking seasonal car maintenance supplies.
The Ees 4 H Club met July 28 with seven members and sponsors present. They planned a party at Sulphur Park on August 13 and a trip to Austin on August 1. Members and chaperones traveled through Gonzales Luling and Creedmore visiting the University Tower library and state facilities, seeing blind workers and Jersey cattle, then returned via San Marcos.
Admission costs 10 and 20 cents for the Sunday matinee with 10 and 15 cent options noted in the listing.
A film adaptation features Lynne Overman Patricia Morrison J Carrol Naish and Judith Barrett. The drama centers on espionage intrigue with a wartime backdrop and heightened suspense as principal characters pursue hidden truth and safety.
Jerome Kocian of Austin spent the weekend with home folks. Mrs. Emmett Busch and Miss Rosa Gasser accompanied Mrs. John Kattman to Houston Friday. Mrs. Hy. Stoeltje and daughter moved from the Dziewas home into the house vacated by Mr. and Mrs. F. Michna. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Siems and son and Mrs. Hedwig Siems spent two days of last week in Corpus Christi. Miss Katie Schacher of Corpus Christi visited relatives here and at Moulton last week.
More than 300 state employees were informed Wednesday that their jobs will end September 1 after Gov. O Daniel veto and budget cuts. About 160 of 300 right away in state police, 71 in the comptroller's, 56 in the liquor division, and 50 in the railroad commission were told to expect dismissal, with many placed on first call reserve lists.
Two community dances listed for August 12 at Dilworth with Kurtz Orchestra admission 25 cents and August 13 at Midway Hall benefiting Michna Beasley School with Joe J Heiman and his orchestra admission 25 cents for men and free for women. Both invite all to attend and support a good cause.
Rev. R. Schuetze and family returned last Wednesday from an extended visit to the western coast including the San Francisco Fair. Mr. Elo Henkhaus and daughters Marie Jo and Mrs. Jerome Kocian spent Wednesday in San Antonio. Marie Jo will remain for a longer visit. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Strauss Jr. and children of Halletts ville visited with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Otto Strauss in Shiner Saturday.
At Witting Hall on Saturday August 12, music by Pateks will entertain attendees. Admission costs 25 cents, ladies admitted free, and everyone is invited to attend this community dance event.
Breeding flocks free from Pullorum disease offered with chicks available in Large Type English White Leghorns and Brown Leghorns, S. C. Rhode Island Reds, and Barred Plymouth Rocks. Includes healthy stock ready for immediate development.
Tuesday and Friday August and September listings offer, blood tested poultry flocks, advance chick orders, poultry feeds and remedies, cash for poultry and eggs. Also notices seeking old glassware and chinaware, lost handbag, sale of furniture, flowers from Pauline Jaresh, mules with wagons and land parcels, smith shop building and home for sale, hayland for sale, and a cottage for rent.
Advertisement notes itching relief for Athlete's Foot Eczema Itch Ringworm or sore feet. Shiner Drug Company offers Black Hawk Ointment with a guaranteed effect priced 50 cents and 1 dollar.
In Austin on August 3 Jack Little announced July to August pension payments remain unchanged at 13.86 for about 199,000 pensioners. Federal matching funds total just over 800,000 will be mailed by August 15. Future amounts depend on federal liberalization and Texas funding, with September likely smaller and larger cuts after September if financing shifts.
Mrs Ann Newsom is away from her Bikini 5 10 and 25c Store during the current vacation week.
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