Annual Meeting of Farmers Co Operative Gin Mill Ass'n Declares Dividend
The Farmers Cooperative Gin and Mill Association elected officers, declared a ten percent dividend on stock with Jan 31 1935 record, and issued a 50 cent rebate on cotton ginned in 1935. A committee studied purchasing a city fire truck pump to be kept safely and used by the local fire department. The group approved buying the truck from Shiner Motor Sales. 405 members. Directors re elected: Elsilk Baros No Novak Bohmann Nollkamp er Simper Ehlers. Reorganization set for a later date. Henry F. Ehlers re elected secretary treasurer.
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Shiner
Shiner Motor Sales
City of
John H. Elsik
John J. Baros
John J. No- Novak
John Bohmann
Ed Nollkamper
Isidor Simper
Henry F. Ehlers
Notice Ex Service Men The Legion Club
Ex service men urged to attend Legion Club Sundays February 9 and February 16 from 9 am to 3 pm. Bring discharge papers for bonus and pink slip if money was borrowed on policy. If no lien on policy, bring discharge and policy. Do not fail, be on time.
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the Legion Club
Farmers Meeting At City Auditorium Shi ner
A special meeting for farmers will be held Friday night at the City Auditorium in Shi ner. County Agent King will present full information on all agricultural matters within his knowledge.
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Shiner
King
Shiner Favored to Win County Crown in Feb Tourney
Hallettsville hosts a six team La Lavaca County basketball tournament February 14 and 15 to decide the county cage champion. Teams include Witting Komensky Moulton Breslau Shiner and Hallettsville with two byes and first round pairings Moulton versus Shiner and Hallettsville versus Witting. Shiner arrives as favorite after a 16 game winning streak from invitational play.
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Hallettsville
la Lavaca
Witting
Komensky
Moulton
Breslau
Shiner
Senator Sulak Injured In Automobile Mishap
Senator L J Sulak sustained a head cut and rib injury in a two mile from Smithville auto crash while en route home from Austin. He swerved to avoid a Men Working sign, lost control, and rolled into a six foot ditch. He was unconscious briefly, revived by highway workers, and treated at La Grange hospital. The other driver, a Bastrop woman, was unhurt.
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L.J. Sulak
Smithville
Austin
Senator Sulak
la Grange
Bastrop
Sulak
Chevrolet
Fayette County
Shiner Comanches Capture Yorktown Tournament Title
Shiner Comanches win Yorktown Invitation Basketball Tour nament defeating Charco 50 to 14 to claim their third first place trophy this year. Coach Wright’s team also beat Victoria 19 to 18 and topped Yorktown 39 to 16, drawing large local support and eyeing the County Tournament with momentum.
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Comanches
Charco
Yorktown
Yorktown Boys
Kamensky
Hallettsville and
Shiner
Hallettsville
United Dr Martin Luther Church Schedule Update
Church notices announce no Sunday school or divine services next Sunday and no evening service. A Tuesday monthly business meeting is planned with a Wednesday Ladies Aid gathering and Saturday instruction led by Dreyer in Shiner at 9 30 a m and 1 30 p m respectively.
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Ladies’ Aid
Dreyer
Shiner
Methodist Church Service Schedule by Rev A Guyon
Rev A Guyon will fill his regular appointment at the Methodist Church next Sunday at 11 AM and 7 PM Visitors and friends are invited to worship with this congregation.
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A Guyon
Methodist Church
Hallettsville Christian Science Services Notice
Spirit theme guides Sunday service at 11am across Churches of Christ Scientist. Golden Text reads The spirit searcheth all things, ye the deep things of God. Event highlights a church lesson sermon for February 9 in Hallettsville.
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Churches of Christ
Scientist
Baptist Church Names Rev J W Burns Pastor in Shiner
The Baptist Church of Shiner appoints Rev J W Burns of Rock Island as full time resident pastor. Services began last Sunday with weekly Sunday services at 11 am and 7 15 pm, Sunday school at 10 am. The Gazette welcomes Rev Burns and notes he can be found at Alois Kasper home for inquiries.
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J. W. Burns
Rock Island
Baptist Church of Shiner
the Gazette
Citizenship
Rev Burns
Alois Kasper
P. T. A. Meeting Set for February 18
The high school P T A announces its regular monthly meeting next Thursday February 18. Members are urged to attend and show good turnout. President Mrs A L Valek asks for strong participation.
Michna Attend Religious Service For Mrs. Herbert Nauman
Mr and Mrs F F Michna attended the funeral of their relative Mrs Herbert Nauman at Cistern last Friday in a simple service.
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F. F. Michna
Herbert Nauman
Cistern
Shiner Fair Dates To Be Announced Next Week
Financial committee pledges $2000 to assure a Shiner Agricultural Fair in June. Chamber of Commerce outlines organizational setup and committees at a Tuesday night meeting. Numerous local businesses and citizens are listed as guarantors with cash deposits to support the fair. Officers and committee chairs to be announced later.
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Shiner
Chamber of Commerce
Temple Lumber Co
Shiner Compress & Whee. Co
Spoetzl Brewery
J.C. Blohm
E.J. Kempe
Purity Creamery
Shiner Electric Shop
Wolters Bros. Co
Shiner Motor Sales
Shiner Garage
Shiner Pressing Shop
Emil L. Balusek
Henry Goetz
F. J Jaks Jr
Oil Mill Garage
Shiner Oil Mill & Mfg. Co
Kasper Wire Works
F. M. Wagner
J. W. Boyle
D. Nowlin
R. W. Williams
Chas. Chrastecky
Louis F. Matula
Chas. Schindler
Walde
Shiner Editor Praises Towns Business Drive for Fair
In a Build Yoakum column, Meister commends Shiner as ideally located for a real agricultural fair. He notes business interests are raising funds and pledges to hold their annual festival, with South Texas towns planning celebrations as business improves.
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Meister
Fertsch Named District Chairman by Governor Allred
Chas Fertsch of Hallettsville is appointed Senatorial District Chairman of the Democratic Party in the 15th District by Governor Alfred. He receives many congratulations. Returning from Austin, Fertsch met his sister Mrs E G Buske and expressed pleasure with his visit with Governor Allred and plans for Democratic success statewide and nationally.
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Chas. Fertsch
Hallettsville
Alfred
Fertsch
Austin
E. G. Buske
Allred
Wied Sokol Presents Bohemian Play Sunday Evening
Wied Sokol sponsors a Bohemian play to be staged Sunday February ninth at seven thirty p m in Wied Hall. All invited.
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Wied Sokol
Wied Hall
Shiner O. E. S. Chapter Sets Tuesday Meeting
Regular meeting of Shiner Chapter O. E. S. is scheduled for next Tuesday night at 7 p.m. The gathering aims for large attendance, especially from the official staff, ahead of the Deputy's visit. Mrs. Wm. Jaroszewski, W.M.
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Shiner
Wm. Jaroszewski
W.M
Mr and Mrs Otto Sander Make Home With Stoeltje
Mr and Mrs Otto Sander are living with Mrs Wm Stoeltje as they establish a temporary home arrangement. The move reflects family or housing needs in the local community.
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Mrs
Otto Sander
Wm. Stoeltje
Methodist Ladies' Aid elects officers and notes past year work
The Methodist Ladies Aid met at Mrs. Ernest Hajek's home with Mrs. E C Wolters presiding. Psalm 105 was read and secretary’s report highlighted attendance awards for Cecil Plageman, Mrs. B G Buske, H H Striebeck and Wm Wendtland Jr. Officers named for the new year include president Mrs. E C Wolters and life treasurer Mrs. S A Thulemeyer. Committees were announced and a luncheon followed for twenty members and several guests.
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The
Methodist Church
Ernest Hajek
E. C. Wolters
H.H. Striebeck
Cecil Plageman
B. G. Buske
H. H. Striebeck
Wm. Wendtland Jr
O. W. Dreyer
Arthur Kasper
Arno Wagener
Peck Welhausen
C. L. Williams
C. Wolters
Helen Duffy
S. A. Thulemeyer
C. B
Emil Hajek
Ella E. Lane
Melba Welhausen
Anita Richter
Play Smiling Bill Postponed By Weather In Charlottenburg
Due to rain and poor roads the Charlottenburg school production Smiling Bill has been postponed indefinitely after last week’s advertisement.
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Bill
Charlottenburg School
Menger School Club Meeting Planned for Friday Night
The Menger Home and School Circle will meet Friday night February seventh at 7:30 o clock in the evening.
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Menger School Club
Menger
Minstrel Burlesque Called Off By Club For Feb 13
Bad weather and widespread illness force the Twentieth Century Club to cancel the minstrel burlesque planned for February 13.
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Twentieth Century Club
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Shiner Farmers Cooperative Gin & Mill Association
Pres
John Bohman
Farmers Meeting
Health Club
Pilgrim Choice
Rio
Purina
Red River
Wolters Brothers Co
Shiner Comanches
Methodist Church Services
Hallettsville Christian Science Services
Baptist Church
P.T.A
P.T. A
A. L. Valek
Shiner Fair
O. E. S. Chapter Meeting
Methodist Ladies’ Aid