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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1933
Page
7
The Shiner Gazette announces a holiday edition featuring greetings from local businessmen and firms. It serves as a medium to share Christmas and New Year messages with friends and customers, reinforcing community spirit.
City Marshal Canon announces no fireworks will be shot in Shiner's business section this Christmas. He directs fireworks sellers to instruct buyers to leave the business district before firing to safeguard property.
The Eichenlaub Lodge schedules its annual installation of officers for Tuesday January 2. All members are requested to bring lunch.
We extend sincere gratitude for the loving care during our mother and grandmother Mrs. Mary Pastor’s illness and death. Special thanks to Father Netdrdus for the comforting sermon and to the Convent Sisters for their consoling hymns. We are deeply grateful from Mrs. M. Pollak and Children.
The Charlottenburg School will present a Christmas tree program Thursday night at 7 30 P M. The public is invited.
Mrs Othelia Vogel and her son Willis of Lockhart joined family at the home of Mrs E Runk to celebrate her 74th birthday anniversary in a warm family gathering.
A local drug store in Shiner offers Nder's Speed Razors with a standard blade pack priced at 35 cents each, highlighting affordable grooming supplies for customers seeking value.
Mr and Mrs J W Dittmar of Houston spent the week end at the home of his brother O C Dittmar and wife.
The Comanches led by acting captain Melvin Hauschild defeated the Flatonia Bulldogs 40 to 15 Tuesday night. Bubba Fischnar was top scorer as Doc Darilek and Hauschild chased him, with Ben Grill a standout center. Ralph Dreyer and Apts anchored effort. Shiner A team used 16 players in the contest.
Mrs C M Koerner hosted the Thursday 42 Club at the last regular meeting. Christmas flowers decorated the reception room. Mrs Wm Zappe led scoring among members, Mrs Chas Sandford led guests, Mrs C B Welhausen received cut prize, and Mrs Emil Pohler had the low score. A lunch followed for members and guests including Chas Sandford, C B Welhausen, Ad Brosch, Louis Trautwein, Edwin Wolters, Freddie Brosch, and Max Beseler of Seguin. Next meeting set for Thursday Dec 28 at 2:30 pm with Mrs Emil Pohler as hostess.
The Lutheran Ladies Aid met December 6 at 2 30 p m in Dr Martin Luther Church. Rev Schuetze led devotion. President Aug Schramm welcomed members and guests after approving minutes. Three new members Mrs Roth Mrs Henry Hirsch and Mrs Willie Macha joined. The cheer committee reported visits to the ill and flowers sent. Lunch was served in Luther Hall. Next meeting set for January 3.
The notice invites giving the hometown paper as a weekly gift through the year. It mentions Miss Emily Baros returning home from San Antonio after a year away. Also offered is a wagon for sale at a bargain, with or without a bed, to be seen at Hrabovsky's blacksmith shop or through J. H. Kouba.
Local ad promotes Ever Ready Prestone and Whiz products as part of a winter vehicle care push. Shiner Motor Sales highlights availability of antifreeze solutions and related maintenance items to curb engine freezing.
The Tuesday 42 Club met in regular session at the spacious home of Mrs A J Bednar. High score was won by Mrs Ray Broz and low score by Mrs Glauzet. A tray lunch was served and the next meeting is set for Dec 27 with Mrs Ray Broz.
Mrs Zappe Miss BeaTrice and Wm Jr spent the first of the week in San Antonio.
Portable notice lists a Dufold couch in good condition and a cream separator for sale. Apply at the Gazette office for more information.
Chas. Zaruba Mrs. Frances Zaruba and children of Sealy attended the funeral of Mary Pastor on Friday.
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