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Newspaper

Shiner Gazette

Location

Shiner, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 26, 1925

Page

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Hostess hosts 500 at Mrs J C Blohm gathering

Mrs J C Blohm entertained about 500 guests Wednesday evening with three tables of games. The reception room featured red and pink begonias and a dining room plate lunch. Favors at each place were blue Monday pill boxes containing miniature washday items. Prizes went to Mrs Fink for high score and Mrs A J Blohm received a soap bar as booby.

J. C. Blohm Mesdames B. R Holchak Walter Muecke E. J. Tomasco G. Valenta R.H. Valenta A. Bee A. J. Blohm Louis ¥Ink BB. Bielheusen Victor —— Koether Missesann Cora Ana

Kingsville High School Barns After Fire Losses Reach Half House

Kingsville High School near total loss after fire in Mrs. H. M. King gift building. Origin undetermined but suspected incendiary. Structure valued at 75000 with 30000 insurance. Library, books, and records hit hard, with 5000 value. typewriters in business department totaling 1100. Athletic gear damaged. vaultless building allowed loss of student credits. Firemen fought with existing water and equipment. fire still burning in basement at 8 am.

H. M. King Kingsville Kingsville Record

Liberty Theatre Anniversary Week Attracts Crowds

The Liberty Theatre marks an anniversary week from February 18 to 21 offering splendid attractions for 10 cents to all. Large and appreciative crowds attended each show.

Liberty Theatre

Surprise miscel laneous shower honors Miss Kate Malloch

Mesdames W. S. and Rep Moore hosted a late afternoon surprise shower at Mrs. W. S. Moore’s home for Miss Kate Malloch of Prairie Lea. Guests enjoyed a blindfold game and multiple prizes followed by fruit punch, cake, chicken sandwiches and cookies.

Mesdames W. S Rep Moore W.S. Moore Kate Malloch Prairie Lea Miss Malloch Seal Moore Susie Boothe Miss Boothe Maloch Kate Marloch Frieda Hillen Jay Boyce Willie Mae Turk Maud Turk Bertha Meyer Josie Mae Suasie D. Boothe Mesdames Ed Dreyer Eddie Dreyer W. L. Ladewig Lewis Turk Jim Turk Joe Boothe E.H. Krause John Hil Ton L. J. Hillen Frank Anders Sr Geo. Turk Otto Koehler Gerhardt Mueller Chas. Langhoff Schmidt W. S Cor

Sunday and weekday Mass Schedule

The church conducts morning Masses starting at 6 30 on Monday Tuesday Thursday and Saturday, 8 00 on Wednesday and Friday, and 8 00 and 10 00 on Sunday. The schedule lists service times for the week.

Devotions in German Bohemian and English at Local Church

During Lent the church schedules Wednesday Way of the Cross in German at 4 p m Friday Way of the Cross in Bohemian at 4 p m and Sunday devotion at 7 30 p m Rev L P Netardus is the pastor.

L. P. Netardus

Man delivers $1000 life insurance check after wife’s death

Jos Muras went to Charlotte to hand Frank Smiga a $1000 life insurance check for Francis Smiga who died Feb 6 and was buried Feb 7. The policy with Pan American Life Insurance Co. was written Apr 9 1924, just under a year prior. Muras regrets delayed notification slowed payment.

Jos. Muras Charlotte Frank Smiga Francis Smiga Muras Pan American Life Insurance Co

City Taxes Collected and Turned Over to Treasurers

City Secretary Canon reports total city taxes of 11 756 10 turned over to the City Treasurer and 9 223 86 from school taxes turned in to the school treasurer. In addition 525 poll tax receipts were issued, 25 fewer than last year.

Canon

Bohemian Play Draws Overflow Crowd at Opera House

Catholic Entertainment Club drew 475 tickets sold for the Wednesday show at the Opera House, with many turned away. The overflow event was repeated Sunday night, selling 236 tickets.

Opera House

St Edward's College to play Shiner and Hallettsville

St Edward's College basketball team from Austin will face Shiner at Bluecher Park Friday night and Hallettsville at Hallettsville court Saturday night. Fans urged to give the visiting team a royal reception.

St. Edward’s College Austin Shiner Bluecher Park Hallettsville Hallettsville Court

Census Enumerator Appointed for Shiner School District

J. M. Canon has been appointed census enumerator for Shiner Independent School District. If you have any interest in your children, call at Mr. Canon's Office to enroll them.

J. M. Canon Shiner Independent

Shiner Fair 1926 Planning Under Way

A mass meeting in Shiner was swamped by attrac tions last Friday and a postponed meeting Monday urged a June 1926 fair. Mr. Peck Welhausen chaired as residents pledge to plan and recruit volunteers, though late freezes and a drought threaten floral and agricultural exhibits for the year. The town aims to make the third expo the best yet with widespread local involvement.

Shiner Peck Welhausen Drouth

XX Century Club Meets for Sacred Paintings Study

The XX Century Club gathered at Mrs Peck Welhausen's home February 19 with eighteen members and guest Mrs A G Edmundson of San Antonio. They studied sacred paintings including Correggio's Holy Night and Del Sarto's The Young Saint John, with notes on their schools and locations. The Descent From The Cross by Rubens was highlighted as a premier work in the Antwerp Cathedral. The next meeting is scheduled March 5 at Mrs Edgar C Wolters's home.

XX Century Club Peck Welhausen A. G. Edmundson San Antonio E. G. Buske Corregio Parma Dresden del Sarto O. A. Brieger Pitti Palace Florence A. A. Schramm Cross Ruebens Christ Antwerp Edgar C. Wolters

Mammoth Buckeye Incubator at Henkhaus Hatchery Inspectible

Shiner Hatchery owner O C Henkhaus shows the Mammoth Buckeye incubator in a cement underground cave with capacity for over 2000 eggs. About 200 baby chicks peep from the hatch, with deliveries nearly daily. The yard holds six to seven hundred White Leghorns and around 800 eggs are gathered daily. electricity modernizes operations.

O. C. Henkhaus O. C

Shiner Hosts District Basketball Guests and Championship Hopes

Shiner welcomed about thirty guests including Hallettsville Nixon Flatonia and Columbus with coaches. Hallettsville beat Nixon 19 6 and Flatonia beat Columbus 11 23. Hallettsville lost to Flatonia 30 11 leaving Flatonia as undisputed bi district champions ahead of a showdown with Austin High.

Shiner Hallettsville Nixon Flatonia Columbus Brunk Lavaca County Gonzales County Fayette County Colorado County Austin High

Miss Berckenhoff Hostess Crafts Charming 500 Party

A Friday afternoon 500 party hosted by Cora Berckenhoff with her mother. Decorations featured a George Washington motif and tally cards matched the tables. Mrs. E. J. Tomasco won high score and a set of markers. Mrs. Alfred Brosch received a score pad. Guests included Mesdames Holchak, Wolters, Henkhaus, Fink, Blohm, Darilek, Schramm, Welhausen, Koether, Muecke, Dreyer, Longoria, Wagner, Valenta, and Miss Dorothy Jean Blohm.

Cora Berckenhoff George Washington Cianatis E. J. Tomasco Alfred Brosch Mesdames Benno Holchak Victor Wolters E. J. Henkhaus Louis Fink A. J. Blohm A. A. Darilek Alfred Schramm Herman Hollman J. C. Blohm Peck Welhausen C. B. Welhausen Hugh Koether Walter Muecke Otto Dreyer R. Longoria F.M. Wagner L. G. Valenta Eddie Berckenhoff Dorothy Jean Blohm

Quality Gasoline at Shiner Motor Sales

Prompt service at Shiner Motor Sales offered Gulf gasoline praised as that good quality fuel. P. R. Otto, proprietor, emphasizes quick, reliable assistance to customers and the availability of Gulf products.

Gulf Shiner Motor Sales P. R. Otto

Tax Loss Deductions for Trade Business and Farm Losses

Income tax rules allow deductions for losses incurred in trade, business, or profession or in profit seeking transactions. Farm losses are deductible when the farm is a business venture. losses from farms operated for pleasure are not deductible.

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Liberty McAvoy MAK FOX News Tom MIX Sennett Theodore Roberts Geo. Fawcett James Cruze Kingsville High School Barns Dreyer News Catholic Church Services Khon Bohemian Play Scholastic Census Jesse L. Lasky George Fawcett T. Roy Barnes Harrison Ford Fritzie Ridgeway Shiner Hatchery Miss Berckenhoff
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