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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1937
Page
7
Emil Jr celebrated his eighth birthday with 385 young guests at the Balusek home. After a 4 30 parade to the City Lunch Room a large table held a snow white cake with eight pink candles. Lunch included cakes cookies sandwiches and chocolate Santa Clauses with soda. Guests wished him many more happy birthdays as they left.
Mrs Emil Stach entertained the Blue Bonnet 42 club Tuesday evening at 6 39 for a Christmas supper. A Christmas tree stood at the center. Mrs Ray Broz scored high while Mrs Louise Stach won the prize. Next meeting set for January 4 at 2 pm with Mrs Louise Stach.
Last Sunday night a farewell party was hosted at Mr. and Mrs. Dick Johnson’s home in honor of Miss Lydia Moeller. Guests included Ruth Johnson Milton Winkenwerder Alice Klobe dans Walter Johnson Alfonse Eddie Roman Mikulencak Ethel Ruby Dolly Guy Leazer James Johnson and Lydia Moeller along with Leona Leazer W M Harms W J Herwitt and Dick Johnson family members. Guests departed late wishing everyone well and a future gatheringSoon.
Mrs. J. L. Janssen of Moulton spent Sunday with her daughter Mrs. Elizabeth Gerdes, sharing time at the family home and enjoying a day together.
Miss Hertha Liebhafsky hosted Agenda for a Wednesday evening session where plans for the annual Christmas banquet were discussed and a committee appointed. A refreshment course followed and bridge was played. Mrs. Stindt earned high score. Mrs. Max Wolters attended as the club’s only guest.
Mr and Mrs William Zappe with Miss Beatrice and William Jr spent Tuesday and Wednesday in San Antonio visiting relatives and enjoying a brief trip.
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