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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1923
Page
1
The Corner Drug Store unveils new mahogany shelving and mirrored prescription compartment, labeling the upgrade as the finest in the region. Manager C. C. Amsiler earns strong community praise as the store reopens after installation delays, with jokes about C. C. needing a tuxedo to match the new fashion.
Ed Gehrels notes the sale of the F J Migs farm to Ferdinand Juettner consisting of 110 acres for 16500 dollars. Also recorded is the sale of the Anton Roed residence to F J Migi for about 6000 dollars.
California dried fruit sale offers Thompson Seedless and Muscat raisins and Malaga raisin stock. Includes 1000 pounds at 6 cents per pound and miscellaneous cases. Texas prices noted. Hurry, sale lasts only a few days.
Come to the Shiner Drug Store first for your Christmas Gifts. Dainty articles for the dressing table in Parisian Ivory. Stationery in gift boxes makes an universal gift. Miss Ethel Rose Hoffmann, manager of the Wolters Bros Millinery parlor, left Tuesday to spend Christmas with Hillsboro relatives.
Citizens of Shine Regular School express gratitude to the Commercial Club for paying the balance on the boys football suits. Thanksgiving Day was observed by the school with teachers and pupils enjoying the holiday. A seventh grade effort by Mr Chovanetz plans to donate funds to purchase a history book, Well's Complete, for the library.
Miss Stella Wolters presents a violin recital at the High School Auditorium next Friday at 7 15 p m. Pupils will perform pieces for an invited audience.
Those from Shiner attending the A M and Texas Football game at College Station on Thanksgiving included Miss Stella Helmers and Nora Huebner, Mr and Mrs Elmo Merrem, Dr and Mrs M Wagner, Herbert Wolters, Thomas Hughs, Oswald Kaspar, Milton Shelley Canon, Ervin and Paul Kempe, Irwin Discher, Peck Welhausen, Dr J A F Kroschel and George Rogge.
Mrs. Roy Canon and Master Dennis Eugene arrived from Range to spend Thanksgiving with relatives, sharing time with family during the holiday.
De Witt Nowlin and Elizabeth Gehrels wed at the Baptist Parsonage in Gonzales and celebrated at the bride’s home after a 9 AM departure. The couple then honeymooned in San Antonio before planning to reside on a Witting area farm with Dr. W K Penroth and Joseph Kopp officiating and many friends sending congratulations.
The wedding of Willie Hagendorf Jr and Hilda Pfeil occurred Tuesday morning at United Luther Church with Rev J C A Pfennigner officiating. Attendants were Annie Gerdes and Emil L Ralusek. A white and green decor set the scene and Mrs Alfred Schramm played the music. After a wedding dinner at the Pfeil home, the couple left at 2:20 PM for San Antonio. The union links two prominent families, the groom son of Mr and Mrs Wm Hagendorf Sr. The Gazette offers hearty congratulations.
Billimek and Miss Anastasia Raab married at the Catholic church in Moulton on Monday morning with Rev. Mather officiating.
Pola Negri stars in Mad Love a bold drama about a dangerous flirt Harold Loyd provides a comedy. Show starts at 7 15 admission ten and twenty five cents.
Miss Ella Balusek daughter of Mr and Mrs John Balusek wed Albert Muenich son of Mr and Mrs Edward Muenich on November 30. Judge A G Lichey officiated the ceremony. Bridal attendants were Miss Annie Gerdes and Emily Balusek. A wedding supper followed and a dance honored the couple. The Gazette offers best wishes.
Lavaca County Farm Bureau members are called to meet Monday December 10 at 2 PM in the County Courthouse to elect officers and transact other business. Field representative Mr Thomas will attend. All members are invited. John H. Elsik, Pres.
Edward O. Henkhaus and Alma Vetter joined in matrimony Wednesday morning at 9 in Seguin's Catholic church. Alma is a popular Seguin young woman with many acquaintances. Edward, known as Jack, holds a responsible post with Seguin Compress and is brother-in-law to county clerk Joe Bozka. The Herald extends congratulations for a long and happy married life.
Pala Negri headlines the Goldwyn Special at the Liberty Theatre this Sunday and Monday. Tickets remain priced with no increase, spotlighting Negri in a marquee MGM era showcase.
In the College of Engineering and Architecture thirteen girls are enrolled, all pursuing the degree of science in architecture. The note outlines their placement in the architecture department and describes the program as part of the college offerings.
See our Built-In Boards. A fine Xm housewife and some will appreciate. See place order now. Lynch Davidson O. W. Milk.
H A Hirsch transfers stock of groceries to J Br Shober who took charge Saturday December 1st. Shober plans to add a cold drink stand and expand the stock of staple and fancy groceries.
Reverend H C Biermann of Immanuel Lutheran Church reports a free will offering at the Thanksgiving service for German poor children totaling 850.00 to aid relief efforts.
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