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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1932
Page
5
An old advertisement claims Kruschen Salts will melt fat in 3 weeks. It promises weight loss, increased energy, clearer skin, and a younger feeling, urging readers to buy a four week supply from Shiner Drug Co. or any druggist with a money back guarantee if unsatisfied.
Mrs. J. Merrem and Miss Mabel visited Houston relatives last week. Miss Bernita Heinsohn returned from Our Lady of Lake over last week’s holidays. Bednar's furniture ads invite readers to wholesale prices. Aug Kaspar family members, plus Gertrude Kaspar and Lee Fawcett, came home from Iowa Park and Dallas. C. J. Monroe and Willie Hazel Monroe spent holidays in Lockhart and Houston.
Marvin Cordes, recent visitor to his parents, was accompanied home by his father Ed Cordes who returned to their residence with him. The note confirms the family’s return after the visit and mentions no further details.
Misses Louise Stach and Ida Pearl Coston spent last week end in Corpus Christi to attend the Wagner-Butler wedding. Mr. and Mrs J. L. Mikulik of San Antonio and Erwin Wendt land of Dallas were guests in the Thulemeyer and Wendtland homes last weekend.
Mrs Elton Wessels and Mrs Erwin Peschel who were guests of their parents for Thanksgiving were accompanied home by Mrs L B Richter and Marion Peschel.
All depositors and other creditors of the Farmers State Bank of Shiner who have not called for their balances are hereby notified that the bank is liquidating and requested to call for their balances. Forty one dollars and eighty five cents remains uncalled for. 51-12.
Mrs. Elsie Anderson and her son Falvey Buske, Mrs. R. A. Barrow and her son Winston, traveled from Houston to spend the weekend with their mother and sister Mrs. O. H. Buske and Miss Indianola.
Miss Annie Baros of San Antonio has returned to her home after a several day visit with relatives in the city.
Mr and Mrs Rud Bartosch spent Thanksgiving with Mrs Ben Heiman at Hallettsville in a familial gathering.
Mrs. W O Huebner and children Ralph and Wilma Helmers along with Miss Leonita Helmers traveled from Houston to spend Thanksgiving with their mother and other relatives.
Mrs R J Strauss and niece Miss Helen Schultz and Richard Strauss Jr spent the Thanksgiving holidays in Port Arthur.
Mrs. Quentin B. Schaefer of Houston was the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Herder, last weekend, sharing time with the family and noting Houston ties.
Bednar’s store launches a new sale event today featuring a curated mix of goods. Shoppers can expect doorbuster offers and limited stock items across furniture, apparel, and home decor, with promotional discounts announced to start at opening.
Mrs Chas Albert and Miss Ida Pearl Coston are visiting relatives at Sublime and Bay City.
A famous doctor touts Emerald Oil as the simplest home remedy for itching skin. The ad from Shiner Drug Co. promises soothing healing antiseptic action and urges readers to follow directions with a money back guarantee if not helped.
The Gazette reports the birth of a son to Mr and Mrs John P Marek. The baby arrived October 31 and was named John Joe Marek. Congratulations are extended for the new citizen's well being and prosperity.
Supt and Mrs T H Leslie and their daughters spent last week's holidays in Austin, enjoying time away from duties and visiting local sights and relatives.
Citizens are urged to give the hometown paper as a weekly Christmas and New Year gift. The message highlights the value of regular reading during long winter nights and the appreciation such a gift brings throughout the year.
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