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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1935
Page
4
The Palace advertises three pictures this week and notes Mrs. S A Thulemeyer spent last week in San Antonio returning home Saturday night with Mr. and Mrs. J L Mikulik.
Mrs Henry Stoeltje and her daughter have moved into one of the apartments at the Dziewas home, marking a new arrangement.
Mrs. W. P. Faulkner and Paul Jr. and Mrs. E. A. Busch spent Thursday in San Antonio. Mrs. O. H. Schmidt of Fort Worth, Mrs. Emil Morgenroth, Mrs. Henry Reichardt and Henry Jr. attended the National Guard Review in Palacios last week.
Mrs Nellie Richter of Austin was the guest of Mrs C B Welhausen last week in a social visit noted by the community newspaper.
Herman Weitzel came back Friday after an extended period in Fort Worth, returning to his residence and resuming daily activities. He was away for unspecified personal or business reasons and is now settling back into routine.
Mrs. Helen Duffy entertained the Methodist Aid group as Mrs E C Wolters presided. The session opened with song and prayer, read Psalm 1, and centered on Colossians led by Mrs Arthur Kaspar. The next meeting is set for Sept 25 with Mrs E F Wolters followed by a lunch.
Olan Mittanek and his wife of San Antonio were the guests of relatives Sunday, sharing time at the family home and renewing ties during the afternoon visit.
Five room house with bath and porches two blocks from school. Gas and electric in all rooms, water heating system, polished floors, gas furnace, cement walks, lawn with shade trees. Double garage, small barn, garden, city water and sewer. Liberal terms. T. H. Leslie, Weimar, Texas. 35 by 10 lot.
Frank Pagel Sr. died Monday night around 9 o clock after long illness. He was born July 17 1863 near Hallettsville and lived in Shiner for 48 years. He married Emma Sauer and would have celebrated their Golden Wedding Sept 7. Survived by wife, six children, 24 grandchildren, eight great grandchildren, two brothers and a sister. Funeral Wednesday at 3 30 from the family home with Rev Wolfsdorf. Burial in City Cemetery. He was a longtime upright citizen who owned the city light plant.
Classified ads list 50 lbs homemade tobacco at 35 cents per package with 30 cents added later. John Kloesel Sr offers threshing cane seed or Hegari every Friday. Jim J Kolacny Rt 3 promotes sale of the 66% acre farm of the late Christian Fehner. contact William Indorf 34tf.
A splendid Jersey cow is offered for sale. Interested buyers are instructed to apply at KB and contact J Novak for details. The notice conveys a straightforward livestock sale with a specific seller.
For sale an old wagon or trail er offered by H. G. Coldewey. The item is presented as a usable hauling vehicle from a historical listing. Potential buyers are invited to inquire regarding condition and price.
Cordwood offered at 2.00 dollars per cord. Apply to James Cervenka one and a half miles east of Wied Hallet ts ville. Property measures about 35 by 38.
Mr and Mrs Frank Anderson of Gonzales spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Edward Berckenhoff.
The American Bankers Association outlines eight public relations efforts to improve banking perception. Activities include a Public Education Commission, constructive customer relations, a publicity department, advertising, and engagement with government leaders to push banking reform. The aim is to strengthen public welfare oriented banking practices and promote solid prosperity through informed opinion.
W S Myers governor of the Farm Credit Administration says a greatly expanded volume of farm credit will be required, especially short-term loans, as agriculture shows marked improvement and further gains are expected. He spoke at Rutgers during a joint banking school with the American Institute of Banking and Rutgers. He added that Cooperative Production Credit Associations pose no threat to country banks and farmers should obtain credit from banks or production credit associations that offer businesslike loans.
Miss Bassett author of Shifts Sands, serially published in this paper, grew up in Newton Mass and taught there for twenty years before turning to writing full time. She lived in a Beacon Hill house, has a Princeton summer home, spends seasons on Cape Cod, and authored popular novels such as The Harbor Road and Twin Lights.
Joe Hughs, who has been quite ill in recent days, is now reported to be somewhat better. His condition had been a concern, with family and friends hoping for a steady recovery.
Chas Kurtz and Walter Raah arrived from San Antonio for a Sunday gathering, joining other locals for the event.
T. W. Stolz and family came from Dallas Monday to spend their vacation at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Miller. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fly and Frank Jr. of Gonzales visited in the Edgar Wolters home Sunday afternoon.
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