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Newspaper

Shiner Gazette

Location

Shiner, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 23, 1928

Page

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Bombers Celebrate Victory Over St Edwards in Austin

The Shiner High School Bombers report a victorious football game against St Edwards in Austin, noting the team overcame handicaps, dominated play at times, and praised sportsmanship. The Schulenburg game is mentioned with no ill will, and seniors urge planting daisies as the class flower.

St Edwards Austin Shiner Saints Schulenburg Shiner High School Lane

New Suit Fabrics Arrive From Hugo Liebhafsky

All wool spring and summer fabrics now in stock for suits starting at 25 dollars. Hugo Liebhafsky, City Tattor.

Hugo Liebhafsky

Play A Huge Success At City Hall

The Catholic Entertainment Club played to a capacity audience last Sunday night at City Hall. Net receipts totaled 155 dollars. Director Janecek has received many compliments on the splendid manner in which the players acquitted themselves.

Catholc Entertainment Club City Hall Janecek

Menger School Benefit A 42 Party Next Sunday

A benefit party for Menger School will be held at the Menger School next Sunday February 26 beginning at 2 PM. Amusements, lunch and refreshments will be provided. Attending are Arno Wagener, his wife and son Florine and Erline Berckenhoff M E Wolters and wife Max Jr Mrs Alvina Wolters and Mrs C L Williams who spent Sunday in Schunkburg.

Menger School Arno Wagener Florine Erline Berckenhoff M. E. Wolters Max Jr Alvina Wolters C. L. Williams Schuknburg

Regular Meeting of Commercial Club Reports on Big Fair

Regular meeting of the Commercial Club set for next Thursday night March 1 to hear progress on June Fair arrangements. All standing committees will be appointed and everyone in the section put to work.

Granddaughter Anita Mae Arrives at Houston Home

Mrs Win Dziewas received notice of the arrival of a granddaughter at the home of Mr and Mrs Ted Dziewas in Houston. The infant, Anita Mae, has many friends sending congratulations. Wishes for a rose strewn path accompany the news.

Win Dziewas Ted Dziewas Houston Anita Mae

Condition of Mrs Stam at Wichita Falls worsens after burns

The report states Mrs. Harry Stamper at Wichita Falls remains in critical condition after burns suffered on December 31. Dramatized by illness, her husband Mr Daniels was summoned days ago as her condition grew alarming, and Mrs. Daniels has stayed beside her daughter throughout.

Harry Stamper Wichita Falls Daniels

Emily Drabek Listed Among Local Hospital Patients

Emily Drabek is identified among the patients at the local hospital, indicating her current admission status. The listing places her with other patients in the facility's census.

Emily Drabek

Emmanuel Lutheran Church Services Next Sunday

The German service runs 9 30 to 10 30 then the English service following. Rev. Bischopf of Giddings will hold the services. Everybody invited. Read our ads in this issue.

Bischopf of Giddings

Services at M. E. Church to be held next Sunday

Rev. T. H. Crowder will lead both morning and evening services at the Methodist Church. Public cordial invites attend both services.

T. H. Crowder Methodist Church

Miss Frances Zak Spent Sunday in Gonzales

Miss Frances Zak spent Sunday in Gonzales visiting friends and enjoying local activities. Her trip highlighted the town’s warm hospitality and community gatherings.

Frances Zak

Twentieth Century Club meets at Mrs Amsler home

The Twentieth Century Club held a Feb 16 meeting at Mrs. C C Amsler's home with one guest Mrs Edwin Wolters present. A brief business session discussed next year’s study course but no definite program was chosen. The program covered state and penal institutions with papers by Mrs Elo Wolters Miss Stella Wolters and Mrs E G Buske.

Twentieth Century Club C.C. Amsler Edwin Wolters Elo Wolters

O H Deutschs Milliner Opening Monday March 6

O H Deutsch announces the opening of his millinery shop on Monday March 6 with new spring hats on display. The event promises fresh styles for the season as customers visit the shop to browse the latest fashions.

O. H. Deutsch

Fair Officials Named as Community Exhibits

The Shiner Fair Association organizes with officers M I Bozka president T J Ponton secretary and a board including E J Merrem C J Garbade Ed Herder H H Striebeck Gus Zander J M Canon Committees for fair phases are listed but incomplete Announcements of committees will come soon The aim is a strong 1928 fair with prize offerings for the best Community Exhibit and a continued local success.

Shiner Fair Association M.I. Bozka Pres. T.J Ponton M I. Bozka E. J. Merrem C. J Garbade Ed Herder H H. Striebeck Gus Zander J. M. Canon

Public Ownership League of Texas Forms in Georgetown

Public Ownership League of Texas met in Georgetown last week to organize a permanent group for municipal light and water plant ownership and protection. Thirteen cities attended including Brady Bowie Garland Shiner Sherman Tulsa Terrell Vernon Colorado Bryan Dallas Lubbock Hearne Denton and Georgetown with E Runk on the membership committee and Alderman Garbade elected to the State Executive committee. Georgetown Williamson County Sun provides an extensive write up.

E. Runk Chas. J. Garbade Georgeton Texas Alderman Garbade Georgetown Williamson County Sun Brady Bowie Garland Shiner Sherman Tulsa Terrell Vernon Colorado Bryan Dallas Lubbock Hearne Denton

Woman soliciting orders steals diamond ring in Nordheim

A prominent local woman allegedly involved in kleptomania visted homes Saturday to solicit feminine wear orders and abstracted a valuable diamond ring. Constable Henry Neimeier and Sheriff G A Lenz recovered the ring the following day. Home residents urged stricter watch for strangers in Nordheim View.

Henry Neimeier G. A. Lenz

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Tattor John Deere Wolters Bros. Company McCormick- Deering Emmanuel Lutheran Church Services M. E. Church Gonzales Hawk Brand Wolters Brothers Stella Wolters E.G . Buske Thomas Hughs C B. Welhausen T. J. Ponton Secy Public Ownership League of Texas Nordheim View San Antonio
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