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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1927
Page
16
Mrs. M. Gunn reports severe gas from eating only baby food for three years. Adlerika claims to relieve stomach gas and remove old waste matter, improving meals and sleep, with Shiner Drug Company listed as retailer.
Wolters Bros Co were notified they received third prize fifty dollars in the Remington Sixth Annual Window Display Contest. The winning window is praised as very fine and hardware and sporting goods publications nationwide request photos for trade journals.
John M Hrehek born in Hungaria Austria in 1844 died December 2 1927 in Lavaca county aged 83 years 1 month 3 days He lived 53 years in America and left eight children from first marriage and several more from second marriage Surviving relatives include children in Yoakum Shiner Hochheim Westhoff and Dreyer Funeral services were held at City Cemetery conducted by Rev Jos Green and Rev Fraser with O D H S Lodge present and floral tributes Note: 42 grandchildren and 11 great grandchildren survived the deceased.
Freshman girls at the University of Texas may date only three times weekly under a rule enacted last year and extended this year to aid balanced time use. Dean Terrill notes the plan aided first-year students last year and will benefit more with increased dorm space and enrollment. A note recalls the first Texas cotton mill by John F. Torry in New Braunfels around 1850, later destroyed by flood.
The Dallas Cotton Mill, founded in 1838, remains the oldest operating cotton mill in the state, reflecting its long industrial legacy.
Miss Fdna Sauer assists Mrs C J Waldrep with office work at the Purity Creamery. The note records clerical duties performed within the plant's administrative operations.
The piece promotes buying an Atwater Kent Radio this coming holiday season. It also notes a Sunday trip to Wharton by Jill Garage, Mr and Mrs Elo Wolters, Harold Runk Drane, Herbert Wolters and Joe Zahradnick, with Harold surprising his father with a brief visit.
Cedar posts report that Temple Lumber Company executive C M Koerner was rushed to the local hospital Tuesday morning for an emergency appendectomy.
Mrs. Frank Pagel Sr suffered a broken right arm last Friday with multiple fractures at the wrist. She is reported to be doing nicely. Mr. and Mrs. Louis J. Fink leave for San Antonio this week to spend the winter and plan to return monthly to tend business, with Mrs. Fink noted as a popular hostess in Shiner.
Mrs Sophia Amsler of San Antonio visited the C C Amsler home last week. Learn barbering earn while learning free catalogue Moser Barber College 712 Franklin Ave Houston Texas Mrs Earl Fry returned to Austin after visiting Shiner relatives Oak Flooring Henry Flessner and wife Yorktown visited J R Barrow home this week Walter L Henkhaus now with Henke Pilot Houston Glass firm all sizes August Kaspar home from business in Iowa Park visiting his son Walter.
A local event at Emil Bonorden features a display of varied fireworks offerings. The setup includes multiple launches and consumer safety measures as attendees observe the colorful show.
Father F. X. Wolf informs the Gazette he will reside at Seguin, calling the parish both his new home and a familiar old one while expressing pleasure in continuing service to Seguin.
Miss Annie Louise Plageman hosted the Girls Bridge Club last Saturday afternoon at the home of Mrs H Arthur Zappe. Three tables played while a salad course with hot chocolate and yellow cosmos favors complemented the gathering. High score went to Miss Myrtle Monroe with second place by Miss Alma Canon. Others present included Miss Olga Kasper Miss Gertrude Kasper Hattie Gloor Willie Hazel Monroe Iona Mae Striebeck Alice Pohler and Mesdames Thomas Hughs and Arthur Kaspar.
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