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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1930
Page
5
A charming Thursday 42 Club gathering at Mrs R B Kroulik’s home featured a fern decorated room and a tray lunch after standard games. High scorer Mrs Emil Stach received a pretty vase while Mrs Victor Treptow won a cut prize. Mrs E Pohler will host next on December 18 at 2 30 PM.
About a thousand people attended the Wied Community Fair on Thanksgiving Day, the largest for Lavaca County. Attendees from S?nner Hallettsville Weimar La Grange and nearby areas enjoyed nine booths showcasing live stock poultry crops canning sewing cooking curios and school exhibits. Judges faced tough premium decisions while a midday Thanksgiving dinner was served and many local groups and individuals were thanked for their contributions. The piece lists division entries and top exhibitors across Farm Crops Live stock Poultry Garden Crops Canned Goods Cookery and more.
The ledger lists divisions VII to IX with dozens of entries and premiums. Notable names include Mrs F J Kubena Mrs Jacob Krauskopf Helen Louise Steffens Olga Faldik Paul Janak and T L Steffens PTA retains complete records for future reference.
Mrs Magdalena Muehe of Galveston describes years of stomach and bowel trouble relieved by Konjola. She endorses the medicine and recommends it to others seeking cleansing relief. Konjola is alcohol free and marketed in Shiner Texas at Shiner Drug Co. and by local druggists.
Mr and Mrs Arno Wagener and their son Glen join Mrs Edgar Wol ters and daughter Edith for a Saturday outing in San Antonio.
Mrs W O Mewes traveled to Flatonia Tuesday to attend the funeral of her relative Uncle Billie Castleman, reflecting local mourning and family ties in the community.
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