Ex-Service Men Invited to Evening at Opera House
Ex-Service men and members of the Kolar Stanek-Post 201 American Legion are invited to attend an event at the opera house Tuesday evening January 24 at 7 30. A good speaker will speak, a sumptuous supper will be served, and a brief dance will follow. Ex-service men and their families as well as Ladies Auxiliary members and their husbands are welcome.
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Kolar Stanek-Post
American Legion
Opera House
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Dance at the Opera House Friday Night
A dance is set for Friday night January 27 at the opera house with music by the Black and White Peppers. Everyone is invited and a good time is assured.
Legion Auxiliary elects officers for coming year
The American Legion Auxiliary held last Thursday afternoon elections at the Legion Home with all officers reelected for the upcoming year. A summary of the prior year’s work pleased members, and several membership applications were received. Eligible individuals are invited to contact any Auxiliary member for information or to apply.
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Legion Home
Auxiliary
Pay Your Taxes By Jan 31 To Avoid Penalty
Notice warns taxpayers the January 31 deadline for tax payments is the limit. After that date a ten percent penalty is added, urging prompt payment to avoid extra cost. Sermon services will be held next Sunday at the Methodist church by Rev J F McWhorter, morning and night, with a cordial welcome to all.
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Methodist Church
J. F. McWhorter
Prizes Awarded to Methodist Sunday School Children
Prizes distributed to the Sunday school children last Sunday include Virgie Monroe 4th year Selma Rogge 4th year and Mabel French 6th year all receiving bar pins Elmer Schulze 7th year May Blohm 7th year Annie Louise Plageman 8th year Gene Schulze 8th year Glade Welhausen 3rd year James Buske 8th year Hazel Monroe Roxie Buske 6th year Mae Rogge 5th year Helen Ruhman 4th year with bar pins Bible Class Herms Dittmar 6th year Victor Schulze 7th year W C Schmidt.
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Virgie Monroe
Selma Rogge
Mabel French
Elmer Schulze
May Blohm
Annie Louise Plageman
Gene Schulze
Glade Welhausen
James Buske
Hazel Monroe
Roxie Buske
Mae Rogge
Helen Ruhman
Herms Dittmar
Victor Schulze
W. C. Schmidt
United Dr Martin Luther Church Services Invite
The notice invites attendance at United Dr Martin Luther Church on Sunday January 22 with Sunday School at 9 30 a m and services at 10 30 a m and 7 30 p m Pastor W C Wolfsdorf signs the invitation for the church and its worship services.
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United
Dr. Martin Luther Church
Hallettsville City Buys 160 HP Corless Erie Engine
Hallettsville Texas January 14 The city purchased from Connor Hudson Company Dallas a 160 horsepower Corless Erie steam engine for the light plant. Total cost with boiler generator and oil equipment is 14300 dollars. Eleven bids were submitted. The engine will interconnect with the current plant so either engine can run with either boiler ensuring lights at all times. Installation expected within 120 days.
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Hallettsville
Tex
Connor-Hudson Company
Dallas
Corless Erie
Baby Chicks Ordered By Shiner Commercial Club
The Shiner Commercial Club placed an order on January 1 for 5215 baby chicks at a total cost of 785.85, with the club advancing payment. Due to early placement and bulk size the price was about 1.84 dollars per chick. Delivery is scheduled for March to help farmers start chicken raising early. All honor to the Commercial Club.
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Shiner Commercial Club
Commercial Club
Martial Law Spreads in Mexia Oil Field Area
In Mexia Texas martial law was extended to the oil field with Texas rangers reporting 28 arrests since the crackdown began last Saturday on illicit liquor dealers gamblers and others deemed undersirables. About 250 gallons of liquor and gambling paraphernalia were seized as troops prepare to take over the Winter Garden resort detention camp ahead of a National Guard appearance.
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Mexia
Texas
Texas Rangers
Texas National Guard
Winter Garden
Fitch cites cotton ginned in Lavaca county 1921 crop totals
T J Fitch reports Lavaca county ginned 6,187 bales from the 1921 crop before January 1, 1922, compared with 42,268 bales ginned by January 1, 1921.
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T. J. Fitch
Lavaca
Farmers State Bank Elect Officers
Directors named C. J. Garbade D. Garbade Henry Dreyer Sr Theo Rogge and J C Koerth Officers listed C J Garbade President Henry Dreyer Vice President E Runk Cashier
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Farmers State Bank
C. J. Garbade
D. Garbade
Henry Dreyer, Sr
Theo, Rogge
J. C. Koerth
Henry Dreyer
E. Runk
Tax Assessor J F Munsch Visits Shiner in January
Tax Assessor J F Munsch will be in Shiner on Wednesday through Saturday, January 18 to 21, meeting residents and reviewing property records at local offices.
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J. F. Munsch
Lavaca County Club Organized at A. & M. College
Early fall the Lavaca County boys formed a Lavaca County Club at A. and M. College and elected R. G. Pustejovsky of Moulton as president T. W. McKnight of Hallettsville as vice president and L. J. Bourke of Yoakum as secretary treasurer.
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Lavaca County
A. & M. College
R. G. Pustejovsky
Moulton
T. W. McKnight
Hallettsville
L. J. Bourke
Yoakum
Pustejovsky
McKight
Air Service
L. E. Studeman
Moulton, Co
C. Inf
Electrical Engineering
Honor Roll of Renewals Receives Submissions
The paper lists subscribers who sent renewals since the last report with thanks. Names include Fred Kram Shiner R, Alois Kasper Shiner, Emil Buske Shiner, Albin Bender Shiner R 44, F W Fricke Kingsbury, Joe Grill Shiner R 2, S A Carnes Yoakum, Emil Pobler Shiner, Mrs G Blumberg Seguin, F J Effenberger Shiner R 3, Otto Straus Shiner R 2.
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Fred. Kram
Shiner R
Alois Kasper
Shiner
Emil Buske
Albin Bender
F. W. Fricke
Kingsbury
Joe Grill
S. A. Carnes
Yoakum
Emil Pobler
Mrs. G Blumberg
Seguin
F. J. Effenberger
Otto Straus
Grand Jury Indicts 17 To Date With 8 More Reported
The grand jury has returned 17 indictments with 8 additional bills reported this morning. Names include Ed Glomb for liquor possession, Oliver Green, John Foley for rape, Morgan Wiggins burglary, Milton Lott burglary, J O Downs Jr assault to murder, J O Downs Sr assault, Eli Smith theft of a horse. Earlier Friday two indictments were against Andrew Gray and son for the killing of Ira Shuler last August. Negroes were removed from the county jail amid fear of mob violence.
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Ed Glomb
Oliver Green
John Foley
Morgan Wiggins
Milton Lott
J. O. Downs, Jr
J. O. Downs, Sr
Eli Smith
Andrew Gray
Johnny Gray
Ira Shuler
Gonzales Inquirer
Guadalupe Gazette Bulletin announces Seguin papers merge
The Seguin Gazette and Seguin Bulletin consolidate into the Guadalupe Gazette Bulletin starting the new year. The Gonzales Inquirer congratulates the two managements for uniting to better serve the territory and wishes success in the coming year.
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Seguin Gazette
Seguin Bulletin
Guadalupe Gazette Bulletin
Gonzales Inquirer
Immanuel's Lutheran Church Services Ad Schedule
Immanuel's Lutheran Church presents a Sunday School at 9 a m German service at 10 a m with Signs of True Faith. An English service follows at 7 30 p m titled Swearing and Perjury. Pastor H C Biermann invites worshipers to attend.
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W.C. Wolfsdorf
H. C. Biermann
Otto Gerloff Welcomes Baby Girl on January 2
Mr. Otto Gerloff is the proud father of a baby girl born on January 2. Congratulations are extended to the family.
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Otto Gerloff
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wolters Brothers Company
American Legion Auxiliary
Methodist Sunday School
Mexia Oil Field
Patent Pathe
Benefit Shiner Fire Department
Immanuel’s
Luthern Church
J.C. Blohm & Son