County Examinations Schedule For Teacher Certs 1917
County boards will hold April June September October and December exams for second and first grade certificates. First exam April 6 7 1917, second June 1 2, third September 7 8, fourth October 19 20, fifth December 7 8. Permanent certificates tested at all except October. No Thursday exams. permanent applicants now tested on Friday and Saturday. Wm Eilers, Co Supt.
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Vlastened News Roundup from Local Gatherings
Mr and Mrs Frank Malina of aay Hochheim visited Friday. John Balusek owns a new Regal car. Hubka traveled to Flatonia. Balusek and sons Henry Emil Charley Mikesh and Ed Sramek visited Yoakum in Balusek's car. A feather party and a mask ball at Vlastenec on February 10th. Editor on the healthy road and hopes for full recovery.
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Frank Malina
Aay Hochheim
Tom Malina
John Balusek
Regal
Hubka
Flatonia
Henry
Emil Charley Mikesh
Ed. Sramek
Yoakum
J. Balusek
Homie
E. C. Sramek
Louis Becka
Vlastenec
Honor Roll of Methodist Sunday School January 1917
Honor roll lists for January 1917 across Infant through Bible classes with teachers and students named. Includes perfect attendance and two year attendance claims, plus a 1917 restaurant promotion for the Two Brothers Bar by Frank Gebauer.
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Methodist
Bagby of Lavaca County Shines in Bone Dry Debate
In the House last Thursday a heated submission debate featured Bagby of Lavaca County presenting the Bone Dry resolution. The pro side favored a milder approach, while Bagby dominated the discussion, prompting a pro caucus that night to craft a new proposal and leaving Lavaca County proud of their representative.
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Lavaca County
Bagbyrd
W. T. Bagby
Schulze Returns to Shiner in Internal Medicine ENT
Dr. E C Schulze visits New Orleans for a specialized course in internal medicine and ENT specialties and resumes public service at Shiner Surgical Hospital. Mrs Munich is a patient. Birth announcements list several newborns with dates in January to Kubiana, Sva tek, Ladewig, Baumann and Klein families.
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E. C. Schulze
New Orleans
Munich
F. J. Kubiana
Albert Svatek
Walter Ladewig
Henry Baumann
Peter Klein
Shirer Commercial Club Meet Scheduled at City Hall
Gazette announces the regular monthly Shirer Commercial Club meeting will be held at City Hall at 8 p.m. Thursday night February 1, 1917. Attend to avoid missing an item of interest. Also Ed Prasatik's Store offers fresh vegetables every Wednesday and Friday with prompt delivery by phone 98.
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Shirer Commercial Club
Ed. Prasatik
Civic League Elects Officers and Plans Fundraiser
The Civic League met January 25 at Mrs. Welhausen's home with seventeen members present. Officers elected: S. A. Thulemeier president, O. H. Deutsch vice president, C. B. Wilhausen secretary, Peck Welhausen treasurer, Elo ters reporter. The league aims to host a home talent play to boost funds and renew band concerts with summer. It seeks to correct the park name to Welhausen Park. Regular meetings occur on the fourth Thursday each month. Treasurer's annual report showed balances and dues receipts through February 28.
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Civic League
C. B. Welhauseh
S. A. Thulemeper
O. H. Deutch
C. B. Wiilheusen
Peck’ Welhausen
Elo Ters
Aty
Welhausen Park
Overland Parts and Accessories Available in Shiner Texas
The Lone Star Motor and Supply Co announces stock of Overland parts and accessories including oil, grease, mud chains, casings and inner tubes. They offer a wide range of Overland models and invite prospective buyers, promising satisfaction in all transactions.
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Overland
Lone Star Motor & Supply Co
Shiner
Texas
Honor Roll of Subscriptions Paid Since Last Report
Subscribers Henry Niemann of Wilson Texas and Albin Hummel of Falls City paid their subscriptions since the last report.
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Wilson
Texas
Albin Hummel
Falls City
Mrs Wolters Hosts Sister Edith Schaefer Event
Mrs. Edgar C Wolters entertained her sister Miss Edith Schaefer of Schulenburg on Sunday afternoon with two contests Who is Who in Fiction and What is Found in Mothers Work Basket Winners included Spinster Maude Dunn and Stella Wolters drew single blessedness A salad course was served to thirteen attendees listing Maude Dunn Leonida Helmers Minnie Deutsch Viagra Marels Ella Schramme Trautwein Carrie Valenta anda Hollmann Esther Dittmar Stella Wolters Dallas Reynolds of Lockhart and Edith Schaefer
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Edgar C. Wolters
Edith Schaefer
Schulenburg
Maude Dunn
Stella Wolters
Leonida Helmers
Minnie Deutsch
Viagra Marels
Ella Schramme Trautwein
Carrie
Valenta
Anda Hollmann
Esther Dittmar
Stella
Wolters
Dallas Reynolds
Lockhart
Local notes from Bunj es area report Sunday visits
The Gazette records gatherings around Shiner Hallettsville road with Mr A C Roeder family hosting guests including Adelia Janecek Bettie Jessie Veit Fred Veit and Wm Roeder. Mr John Novak and relatives joined relatives and L Roeder and John traveled to Yoakum for a special last Saturday as weather remains poor.
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Havel
Hugo Roether
Hallettsville Road
A. C. Roeder
Adelia Janecek
Bettie
Jessie Veit
Fred Veit
Wm. Roeder
John Novak
Mr. L. Roeder
John
Local notes as burg life shifts and new Overland
Farmers near Leve are nearly done with plowing while residents share Sunday visits at home of neighbors. Mr. and Mrs. Max Prause and family, and Mrs. John Pany, joined Mrs. A. Tampke in Charlottenburg. Visitors include G. A. Hinrebs and F. Feelker at J. Pany’s, and Fred Foelker and August Hinrichs at Hermann Meyer’s near Sweet Home. A carload of Overland autos arrives, featuring a four passenger Country Club roadster in battleship grey with red wire wheels and alligator upholstery. Postmaster Herder spends Tuesday in Cuero.
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Leve
Max Prause
John Pany
A. Tampke
Charlottenburg
G. A. Hinrebs
F. Feelker
J. Pany
Messrs
Fred Foelker
August Hinrichs
Hermann Meyer
Sweet Home
Overland
Country Club
Althe
Lyceum Course Draws Warm Praise for Third Night
The Lyceum Course third number drew a splendid audience in ideal weather as the Twentieth Century Club continues presenting high quality entertainment. Mr. Briggs impressed with his portrayals of old time Southern darkey and patriotic themes, ending with strong applause for his finale.
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Local Health Notes From Dr Braun Report
Dr J Braun reports several illness cases including Mrs B F McNatt improving from lagrippe and Gus Wolters recovering his health after bed confinement. Tina Sicks Joe Welfel’s child and Aug Reichardt’s son suffer leg sores and lagrippe while a Frank Piche child undergoes bone disease surgery. Rud Chumcha reports mumps and Dick Leck purchases a Briscoe auto from Schulze Co.
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B. F. McNatt
H. W. Brunnemann
Lagrippe
Gus Wolters
Max Wolters
Tina Sicks
Steve Jaks
Joe Welfel
la Grippe
Aug. Reichardt
Frank Piche
Drs. Braun
Frank Futschek
Rud
Chumcha
Dick Leck
Briscoe Auto
Ad.,Schulze & Co
J. H. Lockmann
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