Tyler eyed as favorable convention host city
The Texas Press Association plans for Tyler to host the 67th annual convention promising roses for visiting women and southern hospitality. Editor Louis C. Elbert has named Shiner Gazette’s editor as Memorial Committee chair, with Tyler to hold a two day session before moving to Dallas for the Centennial events.
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Yoakum Editor Named Association Head
Edinburg November 25 After selecting Fort Davis as next year s meeting place and naming H D Meister of Yoakum as president members of the Texas Editorial association closed their 44th annual convention here at noon Other officers named were Henry Harr of Columbus first vice president Carl White of Port Arthur second vice president Sir Lefevre Houston assistant
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Port Arthur
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Houston
Heimann Widow Dies In Shiner At 78
Obituary from Hallettsville New Era Herald notes Hulda Hochhertz Heimann aged 78 years, 4 months, 1 day. Born in Pels country and long resident of Lavaca County, she married Ben Heimann on January 2, 1882. Survived by husband, four children Ben and Albert of Hallettsville, Paul of Moulton, daughter Annie Bartosh of Shiner, Emily Tarkington of San Antonio, one brother Emil Hochhertz, 14 grandchildren, four great grandchildren. Funeral at Lutheran Church in Shiner conducted by Rev Schuetze with pallbearers Wm Kahanek, Herman Grahmann, Jaro Matejek, Johnny Leopold, Gus End, Christian Hemmi.
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San Antonio
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Rockdale
Wm. Kahanek
Herman Grahmann
Jaro Matejek
Johnny Leopold
Gus
Christian Hemmi
New Era Herald
Death of Herman Werner Sr. at 72 in Lavaca County
Herman Werner Sr. died suddenly at his home Monday at 7 30 am after a paralytic stroke. He was born in Germany and came to America with his wife and 38 children. Funeral at Kubena Funeral Home today at 3 pm with interment in City Cemetery. Survived by children Herman August Gus Frers Mrs John Frers Mrs Gus Boldt and Mig Frieda plus 12 grandchildren and a sister in Germany.
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West Point
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