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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1925
Page
5
J F Munsch Tax Assessor of Lavaca County lists a series of dated events across multiple towns including Wret Monee Midway Shiner Ezzell Moulton Hankshaus Swert Home Hackberry and notes dates from January 19 through February 14 with multiple city and day specifications for public notices or permits. The timetable names each town with precise day references in a formal county posting.
Joseph Muras and partner Ernest W. Wade of Gonzales and Gussie Wolters depart Sunday for an extended tour of South American countries. They won the trip for insuring the most lives in a period and are guests of the Pan American Life Insurance Company. Gussie joins to tour the tropics with stops in Havana and Swan Island to see a powerful wireless station, and to explore Panama and the Canal Zone attractions.
Oswald Kaspar returned to Dallas Sunday. Mrs. M. E. Mittanek is home from San Antonio. Miss Vera Berchfield of San Antonio visited Miss Ida Schaefer last week. Mrs. Wendel of Rosebud guest of Mrs. Bennie Braden last week. Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Hepler returned from Houston and Galveston. Seat covers tops tires and tubes always on hand. Albert Mill's Garage 471f. Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Henkhaus went to Fort Worth for an extended stay. Mrs. C. L. Williams and Miss Irene Turk visited Schulenburg last week. Mrs. Laura Muecke and Werner of Cuero were business visitors to Shiner Monday.
Miss Susie Psencik resumed her position with the Temple Daily Telegram after returning to Temple last Saturday to begin her duties again.
Mr and Mrs Clyde Rucker notify the Gazette to switch their subscription from Yoakum Route 2 to Mt Belvieu Texas.
Mrs J D McWhorter and her children drove over for Sunday night services returning that night with Rev McWhorter.
Mr and Mrs Hugo Pohler begin building a modern bungalow on Ave E on lots bought from Mrs William Schaefer with Alois Kasper holding the contract.
Frank Pagel of Schu enburg and W B Turek of Yoakum, both former Shiner residents, phoned last week adding their names to the growing list of subscribers.
Mr. Joe Sitka called the office during the holidays to keep his Gazette subscription active for Shiner news. He recently moved to Jourdanton and was in town with his family to spend the holidays with relatives.
Rev J D McWhorter filled his regular appointment at the Methodist church Sunday morning and night. In the morning he spoke on The Untrodden Way with a New Year theme. The night sermon covered changing humanity and the unchangeableness of God.
Leona Cauthern recently graduated from St Joseph's Infirmary in Houston and passed the State Board examination. She now holds a position at Kelberg County Hospital in Kingsville and is saluted for patience and determination to become a registered nurse.
An advertisement claims red or strained eyes ruin beauty and promotes Lavoptik eye wash with camphor hydrastis and witch hazel promising sparkling healthy eyes after a week. It offers a free aluminum eye cup and notes a quick pleasing change. Also mentions electric Christmas lighting for local residents and a farmer audience happy about city electric service.
A rural community records the departure of Mr John Ritz and family just before Christmas. They moved to Scurry County and asked the Gazette be forwarded to Hermleigh. The message notes a climate change as the reason and wishes them health and happiness.
The Shiner Creamery and Ice Manufacturing Company announces a cash only sale starting January 1 1925. Payment must be in money or coupons and cannot be varied. The notice applies to all customers without exception.
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