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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1935
Page
10
Virginia Vogelsang quoted honesty as the best policy and Shiner High School students adopt it as their motto during the second six weeks exams. Caroline Valenta elected president. Ches Longoria returned after a two week absence. Associate Editor visited Mrs. Rosanna Howard’s home.
The Senior Class invites everyone to attend a 42 and bridge party on Friday December 6 at 7 30 P M. The event aims to raise funds and foster community spirit with card games and social gathering.
A dirt basketball court is being built for Shiner High School girls. They will practice at Bluecher Park Hall twice weekly and three times weekly at the school dirt court. Mrs M M Wagner has them drill daily as part of a strict program. Players may face a 25 dollar game fee and damages responsibility. Visitors are reminded players are accountable for all damages at park games and in-town use. Any help preventing damages to the hall is appreciated. I are thankful.
Harold Dean sits on a park bench near starvation after chasing a failed dream and a chance at wealth. An old man gives a dollar, Harold retrieves a $150 prize from a New York sweep, but a kitchen fly falls into his soup and he reacts in shock before a random twist at 240 o clock that afternoon.
The High School received the supervisor's first report on the Home Economics Department and found it very favorable. The assessment notes ample space, student activity, and strong program outcomes.
The Thureday 42 Club with Mrs C B Steatman spent an afternoon in November 1921. Mrs C M Koerner received a high score, with Mrs M Vogelsanglow and Mrs C B Welhausen also high for guests. Delicious refreshments were served to members and guests Mrs C B Welhausen Emil Stach and Walter Fehren kamp. The club will meet with Mrs A L Valek on December 5 at 2 30 PM.
George O Brian headlines a Western showing at Palace with a fresh plot as The Cowboy Millionaire screens on Friday and Saturday.
Football fans to A. M. Thanksgiving were Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Stindt, Mis es Gladys Tomlinson, Alice Richter, Frances Donahue, Aline Zappe and Messrs Paul Kempe Jr., Ray and Glade Welhausen, Leonard Valek, Percy Garbade, Leroy Nollkamp er, Max Wolters Jr. and Raymond Dierksen.
A sensational melodrama promises murder and music with glamorous girls at the Palace. The show, billed as King Solomon of Broadway, runs Sunday and Monday with lavish scenes and musical numbers.
Thanksgiving guests in the home of Mrs. Aug Rogge were Fred Eilert and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Willie Eilert and son and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Biehunker of Moulton.
A notice states chifforches are offered at wholesale cost. The deal highlights affordability and calls attention to A. J. Bednar's as the seller. No further details provided.
Mrs Emil L Balusek hosted the Blue Bonnet 42 Club Tuesday from 2 to 6 pm with yellow and orchid asters and ferns. A tray lunch was served at 4 pm. A new member joined, Mrs W Tieken. Guests included Mesdames Anton Blohm and M Vogelsang. First prize went to Mrs Raymond Broz, cut prize to Mrs Ema Juengerman. Next meeting set for Dec 10 at 2 pm with Mrs Adolf Bednar.
Local drugstores Shiner Drug Co and Kuhn Pharmacy advertise Black Hawk Ointment with an 8 guarantee to cure the itch. Priced at 50 cents and one dollar, the kit measures 41 by 24 inches.
An adult class is planned soon with home making as a focus. Although a boys class in Home making did not materialize this year, it remains a goal for next year. Parents are urged to cooperate and visit the department to learn what the home economics course offers and to seek explanations from the Homemaking teacher.
Mrs. Oliver Heinsohn hosted the Ace of Clubs at their last regular meeting. Lovely vari-colored blossoms adorned the room and a tray lunch was served. Mrs. Arthur Kaspar won high score and Mrs. E A Busch took high cut prize. Reporter.
Mr and Mrs Olan Culberson of Austin visited Mr and Mrs Gustave Wolters on Sunday as part of a local holiday lighting discussion tied to Shiner Hardware Co. promotional efforts before Christmas.
A jumble of brief quirks mentions Edith Wolters dropping a turquoise ring while Edith Krause ponders a favorite dish pice and Dorothy Jaroszewski running speech faster than Floyd Gibbons. Aline Wolters shows a red color preference and Buena Lee Otto pins an identification badge, with Macve Linthetake noted for unclear dialogue.
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