Business Men's Club Hosts Warm Luther Hall Meeting
The Luther Hall gathering hosted by the Ladies Aid of the Lutheran Church drew a strong Business Men's Club attendance. A patriotic program featured Evelyn Dreyer, Aline Wolters, Wm. Wendtland Jr., Edith Wolters, Weldon Schramm, Ella Stratman, and the club pianist Mrs. Wm. Wendtland Jr. Discussions covered Bargain Day, gas stove safety, and a Sales Tax topic for the next meeting. The night closed with praise for the Ladies Aid and a generous lunch.
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Luther Hall
Lutheran Church
Pres
Denmark
America
Evelyn Dreyer
Aline Wolters
Wm. Wendtland Jr
L. E. Denmark
Edith Wolters
Weldon Schramm
Ella Stratman
Rubin
Striebeck
Dreyer
Herder
Ed Herder
Erwin Wagener
H. Kaspar
Kaspar
May Day Mystery Opens With Reader Call Back
Readers are invited to obtain the opening chapter of the Gazette story May Day Mystery by calling the office for last week’s Gazette. The notice invites engagement and outlines how to access the initial installment.
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Gazette
Cary Grant and Nancy Carroll in Hot Saturday at Palace Theatre
Cary Grant and Nancy Carroll star in the film Hot Saturday showing Friday and Saturday at the Palace Theatre. The comedy features their chemistry in a lighthearted romantic plot with a New York setting and studio production backing.
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Cary Grant and
Nancy Carroll
Palace Theatre
Rubin Family Sunday Visit in San Antonio
Mr and Mrs Frank Rubin and family spent Sunday in San Antonio visiting relatives and sightseeing together during a weekend trip.
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Frank Rubin
San Antonio
Hinze Couple Returns Home From Houston
Mr and Mrs Oscar Hinze are home from Houston where they visited relatives and friends. They arrived this week and will resume their daily routines in the hometown.
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Mrs
Oscar Hinze
Houston
Bunjes School Teacherage Burns. loss heavy in fire
Fire destroyed the Bunjes School teacherage and contents on a cold Wednesday afternoon. Mr Chovanetz and Mrs Chovanetz suffered about 1000 in losses while the trustees plan a modern bungalow reconstruction. Local firemen saved outbuildings and the car. origin uncertain though a stove flu or mice and matches are considered.
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Bunjes School
Chas. Chovanetz
Chovanetz
Groceries 1 Drawing Tablet and Pencil
A brief grocery item list mentions a drawing tablet and pencil with a note about an aluminum tea kettle priced at 49 cents. The fragment hints at a sale or catalog listing with limited readable details.
Dr. Victor E Schulze Sets Up Practice in Shiner
Dr. Victor E Schulze plans to reside again in Shiner and base his medical practice above Corner Drug store. A Shiner native, he graduated from State University and State Medical School Galveston, interned at John Sealy Hospital, practiced with his uncle in El Campo, taught at the State Medical School, and earned a Mayo Clinic fellowship before returning home with his family.
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V. E. Schulze
Shiner
Another Golden Wedding at Kostak Farm
A quiet golden wedding anniversary was celebrated on Monday February 6 at the Kostak farm near Shiner. The couple married fifty years ago in Czechoslovakia. Children from Libuse near Alexandria Louisiana and Waller and Ennis joined local relatives in a joyous surprise. The Gazette offers congratulations and wishes many happy days ahead.
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Anton Kostak
Shiner
Czechoslovakia
Chas. Kostak
Libuse
Alexandria
Joe Kostak
Waller
Jim V. Kostak
Ennis
Shiner Business Men Back Hajek Mittanek Efforts
The Shiner Business Men's Club clarifies that Ernest Hajek and M E Mittanek were appointed by the club to obtain signatures from property owners to prevent leasing to non permanent businesses. It states they act for the organization and its motto of service to the community, with paid publicity backing the committee’s work.
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Ernest Hajek
M. E. Mittanek
Shiner Business Men’s Club
Business Men’s Club
Messrs Hajek
Mittanek
Shiner
Coldest February in 34 Years This Week
The region faced record cold with February temperatures not seen since 1899. John Carter reported 12 degrees above zero, and Thursday fell to 13. Schools closed Wednesday due to gas pressure, reopened Thursday as temps improved to 70 inside. Many water pipes froze and bursts could not be assessed until thaw.
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John Carter
Bargain Day Suits Cleaned by Carbade's Cleaners
Bargain Day special offers suits cleaned and pressed for 35 cents at Carbade's Modern Cleaners. The ad highlights affordable garment care with quick service and local pricing details.
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Carbade’s Modern Cleaners
Cheap Lumber Cheap Buildings Buy Now From Wm Zappe
Wm Zappe has purchased the entire S A and A P Ry Dilworth property including the depot tools section house cotton platform stock pens and shacks. Buildings 10 by 36 feet from 15 dollars. Will sell any way customer desires. Now is your opportunity to buy lumber or buildings cheap. For further information see.
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Wm. Zappe
Dilworth
Senior Luther League Meets Before Rev Pfenninger Departure
The Senior Luther League held its February meeting with a discussion of a German play and a friendship themed program. A farewell for Rev Pfenninger featured songs readings and a toast after a supper in Luther Hall with thanks to mothers for the lunch hosts.
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Luther League
Pfenninger
Luther Hall
See Her on the Screen at Palace Theatre
The caption notes audiences know her from the funnies and radio and can now see her on the screen in Little Orphan Annie at the Palace Theatre this Sunday and Monday.
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Palace Theatre
Doctor Gus Schulze Weds Nora Heller in New Orleans
El Campo couple Dr. Gus Schulze and Mrs. Nora Heller were married on January 30 in New Orleans Louisiana. Gazette reporters learned of the ceremony and extend congratulations to the bride and groom and their families.
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Shinerites
Gus Schulze
el Campo
Nora Heller
Gazette
New Orleans
Schulenburg Visit Highlights Miss Clara Wolters and Family
Miss Clara Wolters and her mother joined Miss Emma Matula of Schulenburg for a Sunday visit with Mr. and Mrs. Arno Wagener, sharing a social afternoon in the community.
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Clara Wolters
Emma Matula
Schulenburg
Arno Wagener
Monroe Brother Dies After Long Illness in Austin
J. B. Monroe received word of the death of his brother W. T. Monroe aged 66 last Sunday. He attended the funeral in Austin on Monday with his son C. J. Monroe. The deceased had suffered ill health for twenty years.
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J. B. Monroe
W. T. Monroe
C. J. Monroe
Mr. Monroe
Austin
Appreciation note from Seymour readers adds to Gazette 1935 subs
Mr and Mrs J J Macha of Seymour renew their Gazette subscription to 1935. They describe a severe blizzard with subzero temperatures and two inches of snow. They report last year’s crop was good but paid little, and that another crop looks fair to good despite cold wet weather. They plan a visit to their old home town this summer and thank the Gazette.
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J. J. Macha
Seymour
The
Gazette
Mrs H H Hepler Returns from Taft Visit
Mrs H H Hepler has returned from a visit with her parents at Taft.
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H. H. Hepler
Taft
Death claims Agnes Pannewitz in local hospital
The paper reports the death of Mrs. Agnes Pannewitz at 12 30 PM in the local hospital. Friends and daughters express deep sympathy as the family endures multiple recent losses, including a grandson and the brother Gus Pannewitz in November. Funeral arrangements had not been made at the time of writing.
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Agnes Pannewitz
Pannewitz
Gus Pannewitz
Country Editor Again Visits The Capitol Bh
The El Campo News reports the Country Editor’s Austin trip to observe lawmakers and wages. Wages stayed at ten dollars per day, despite discussions of reductions to eight dollars. The writer notes legislature adjournments and questions efficiency, arguing salaried officials appear costly when idle and taxes rise.
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Capitol
Austin
Senate
Quiet Catholic Rectory Wedding in Moulton
Miss Etta Fisbeck and Mr. Anton Stach wed at the Catholic Rectory in Moulton on Tuesday at 3 0 clock with Father Kopp officiating. Witnesses were Erwin Kasper and Miss Bessie Zavesky. A turkey supper followed at the bride’s parents’ home in Shiner.
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Moulton
Etta Fisbeck
Anton Stach
Father Kopp
Erwin Kasper
Bessie Zavesky
Henry Fisbeck
Shiner
Frank Stach
Emil Stach
Louise Stach
Runge
Kenedy
Stach
Boehm and Son
Shiner Creamery
The
Gazette
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Wolters Brothers Co
Victor E. Schulze
Stach-Fisbeck
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