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Newspaper

Shiner Gazette

Location

Shiner, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 14, 1926

Page

1

Name the Theatre in Bozka Build Tonight

Kunath, Garbade and Wolters invite patrons to name the new theatre in the Bozka building starting tonight. Deposits can be placed in the Liberty lobby box or mailed to box 118. Each screen will invite submissions, winner announced on stage one week later. Entries close noon January 21. A five dollar gold prize awaits the submitting party chosen by management.

Kunath Garbade Wolters Bozka Liberty

Road Bond Petition Nearing Completion in County

County Engineer Koether finalizes the Road Bond petition with finishing touches. The note promises obstacles overcome and a forthcoming decisive vote revealing the true majority. Also, an airtight heater and floor board are offered for sale at a bargain with call instructions.

Koether Shiner

Janssen Bros Build New Home Around Orange Grove

Janssen Bros. are in Orange Grove this week building a ten ant home after spending weeks there before Christmas on a separate project for Henry Muller. The local area around Orange Grove is described as having a wonderful feature noted near the site.

Janssen Bros Orange Grove Henry Muller

Railroad properties dressed up at Shiner for New Year

The ing crew of the S. P. has about completed dressing up the railroad properties at Shiner. The Monroe home and depot are wearing a New Year's frock of yellow with a greenish spring head covering.

Ating S. P Shiner Monroe

J.C. Blohm & Son Sale Offers Below-Cost Underwear

A full line of ladies and men's summer under wear offered at deeply discounted prices. The sale promises outstanding value and a splendid chance to buy below cost at J.C. Blohm & Son.

J.C. Blohm & Son

Ford Service Station Old Time Dance Friday Night

Henry Ford's Radio Dance at the Ford Service Station invites everyone to an old time dance Friday night January 15. Attend to see the special display and hear Ford's Old Time Dance Orchestra from New York.

Ford New York

Will Old Fashioned Dances Return In Detroit Experiment

A Detroit dance hall hosted an experiment to revive old fashion dances like the waltz and polka, drawing about five thousand people from sixteen to sixty. Officials aimed to appeal to an older generation displaced by modern jazz, yielding a jammed floor, police called, and doors locked as crowds surged for a night of quads and hoop skirts.

Henry Ford Detroit Detroit News Ford Altho the Shiek Sheba

Mrs Maude Langly Hospital Patient From West Hoff

Mrs Maude Langly of West Hoff was a recent patient at the local hospital.

Maude Langly Westhoff

Informal At-Home Party Honoring ToHoka Guest

Mrs. Wm. Zappe hosted a small gathering Wednesday night for a few friends including house guest Mrs. Adami of ToHoka. Tables were set for 42 with Mrs. Frank Baros Jr. winning booby prize and Mrs. Adami scoring high. The evening ended with a radio party and refreshments.

Wm. Zappe Adami Tohoka Frank Baros Jr

Services At Baptist Church on Kea Held by Rev Jos Green

Services at Baptist Church 7300 Kea will be led by Rev Jos Green pastor. He invites everyone to attend these services.

Jos. Green

Boy Scouts Enroll Seventeen On January Meeting Night

The Boy Scouts held a meeting at K P Hall on January 6 at 7 PM with seventeen new members enrolled. Scoutmaster Tom organized two patrols The Panther Patrol led by Roy Mewes included Alfred Bohmann and Reuben Jaroszeweski with assistants Gene Schulze Ray Wellhausen Laddie Janecek Bennie Dulak Alvin Bednar Rudie Chlastak and Maxie Wolters. The Flying Eagle Patrol led by Marvin Cordes included Eli Fisseler Edwin Hirsch with assistants Jerry Turek Woodrow Baca Carlton Wolters Woodrow Perry Percy Garbade Gussie Zappe and Raymond Dierkson. Three boys were noted as Junior Scouts Glade Welhausen Leonard Valek and James Buske. The group plans to meet next at Corner Drug Store then hike to the American Legion Hall and invites others aged 12 to 18 to join.

K. P. Hall Tom Panther Roy Mewes Alfred Bohmann Reuben Jaroszeweski Gene Schulze Ray Wellhausen Laddie Janecek Bennie Dulak Alvin Bednar Rudie Chlastak Maxie Wolters Flying Eagle Patrol Marvin Cordes Eli Fisseler Edwin Hirsch Jerry Turek Woodrow Baca Carlton Wolters Woodrow Perry Percy Garbade Gussie Zappe Raymond Dierkson Glade Welhausen Leonard Valek James Buske American Legion Hall Boy Scouts Legion Hall

Catholic Bohemian Benevolent Union of Texas Officers Meet

The executive officers of the Catholic Bohemian Benevolent Union of Texas gathered in Shiner after noon Friday at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. M. Pustka for a semi annual executive session. The Union counts about 3500 Texas members with a mortuary fund near $290,000. Officers include Mrs. Mary Yurek Shiner president Mrs. M Holub Taylor first director Mrs. J Mabarta Bryan second director Mrs. M Parma Granger third director Dr J S Zwesper Schulenburg supreme physician Rev J Vanicek Fayetteville chaplain. The next general convention will be in Wallis Texas.

Catholic Bohemian Benevolent Union of Texas Shiner M. Pustka Mary Yurek M. Holub Taylor

State Catholic Workman Convention Set for Taylor Texas

The Catholic Workman Association of America will hold its state convention next Tuesday in Taylor Texas. The organization maintains several Texas branches including one in Shiner with Rev. L. P. Ned tardus attending as a local branch delegate.

Catholic Workman Association of America Taylor Tex Texas Shiner Rev. L. P. Netardus

Commercial Club to reopen City Hotel after overhaul

The Commercial Club has arranged for the opening of the City Hotel in Shiner after a recent fire. Mrs. Syler of West Point, who previously ran the hotel there, has visited Shiner twice to assess the property. A trade is in place, repairs will include repainting and renovation, and the hotel will open to the public once completed.

Shiner Syler West Point

Family Faces Pasteur Institute Visit After Puppy Bite

Julius Zissa returned from Austin where he visited his father Hynek brother Emil and sister Julia at the Pasteur Institute. The family was bitten by a pet puppy kept at home for only a few days. The head was sent to Austin and they received a wire to come at once.

Julius Zissa Austin Hynek Zissa Emil Julia Pasteur Institute

Cemetery Society Reelects Officers for New Year

A well attended meeting last Friday afternoon re elected the entire staff of officers for another year. President Mrs C B Welhausen Vice President Mrs E F Wolters Secretary Elo Wolters and Treasurer Mrs Peck Welhausen. Char Marburger was awarded the sexton contract. The treasurer reported a $300 bank balance.

C. B. Welhausen E. F. Wolters Elo Wolters Treas Peck Welhausen Chas. Marburger

Pay your Taxes is the limit on date

Local notice from J. M. Canon City Collector warns that paying poll tax before the deadline avoids a ten percent penalty. Only a few days remain in this election year to settle taxes.

J. M. Canon

Lost necklace of pearls last Saturday afternoon

A pearl necklace was lost last Saturday afternoon. A reward will be paid for its return to this office.

Catholic Church Directory Weekly Services Schedule

Weekly services list morning Mass times Monday Tuesday Thursday at 6 30 a m Wednesday Friday at 7 30 a m Saturday 7 a m Holy Communion Saturday Sunday 7 a m Sunday services 8 30 and 10 a m Thursday 6 30 p m Holy Hour and Benediction Pastor L P Netardus administers the parish

L. P. Netardus

500 Club Hosts Delightful 1926 Gathering

Miss Leonide Schuman hosted a spring floral reception for the 500 club in a cozy new home. A tray luncheon was served and trophies awarded to Mrs. B. R. Holchak for embroidery and to Mrs. O. W. Dreyer for a powder puff, with Mrs. Melda Giese assisting.

500 Club Leonide Schuman B. R. Holchak O. W. Dreyer Melda Giese

Miss Myrtle Voss Visiting Sister in Yoakum

Miss Myrtle Voss of Yoakum is visiting her sister, Mrs. R. C. Garbade.

Myrtle Voss of Yoakum Mrs R. C. Garbade

Rosenwasser and Rubin Move to Luedecke Building

Rosenwasser and Rubin have leased the corner Luedecke Building formerly occupied by Meyer and Krause. They announce moving their stock into larger quarters and plan to greet customers Saturday morning with a spring line of goods. The firm notes rising crop prospects and aims to expand business by offering savings year round.

Meyer & Krause Rosenwasser & Rubin Rubins Ruete

Blohm and Son sale offers ready made dresses

A catalog note announces below cost sale on children's and misses ready made gingham dresses and a fine assortment of ladies wool dresses at C. Blohm and Son, emphasizing deep discounts and clearance.

C. Blohm & Son Sale

Possibly New Train Schedule on Waco Yorkum Line

A Southern Pacific representative spoke with Commercial Club members about proposed changes to the Waco Yorkum line schedule. Day trains would be removed, night service would offer direct connections at Yoakum and Flatonia, and a through Pullman from Corpus Christi to Dallas would be added. The Lockhart train would stay unchanged, preserving both day and night trains and double mail service.

S. P Waco-Yoakum Yoakum Flatonia Corpus Dallas Lockhart

P. T. A. Meeting Tonight at 4 O'clock

The regular Parent Teacher Association session occurs today Thursday at four in the afternoon. A large attendance is desired and members are urged to bring dues for payment.

Parent Teacher’s Association

Opening Dance by C E B Dramatic Club at Opera House

The C E B Dramatic Club hosts its first New Year dance at the Opera House on Wednesday night January 20. Attendees are invited to attend the event and enjoy the evening.

Opera House C. E. B. Dramatic Club

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