Shiner Business Men's Club Sets Luncheon and Plans Washington Birthday
Shiner Texas January meeting of the Business Men's Club at Royal Cafe approved continued luncheons with reduced cafe prices. Officers and committee heads reported, with County Agent Parks offering cooperation. A $12 special donation to the Chest Fund was noted and plans for a Washington's Birthday observance and a Mass meeting on the 182 Fair were approved. J C Blohm, Ad Richter, and P R Otto were appointed to arrange a community celebration, with future meetings scheduled for the fourth Thursday.
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Business Men’s Club
Royal Cafe
Pres
Denmark
Sect-Treas
Ad Richter
Entertainment Com
M. E. Wolters
J. C. Blohm
Peck Welhausen
Vigilance
H. H. Hepler
Edgar Wolters
Waldrep
Parks
Shiner
P. R. Otto
Runk
Community Chest
Gus Wolters
H. H. Striebeck
J. C Blohm
Chamber of Commerce
Washington
Messrs J.,c. Blohm Ad Richter
Ella E. Lane
Sect
For Sale 1930 Ford Truck at Smith Motor
A 1930 Ford truck with closed cab and oak body, lightly used after storage. One of our best buys with a surprising price. Smith Motor Company, Gonzales, Texas.
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Smith Motor Company
Gonzales
Texas
Haps Wolters and Paul Helm on Sunday trip end
Haps Wolters and Paul Helm drove in from San Antonio for a Sunday visit.
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Haps Wolters
Paul Helmcamp
San Antonio
Lavaca County Interscholastic League Notices and Tourney Plans
Lavaca County schools entering the Interscholastic League must file contestant lists with the appropriate event directors at least ten days before the March 11 12 1982 county meet. County directors include W A Ejslers Hal lettsville for Debate W E Smith Moulton for Declamation and Extemporaneous Speaking T L Steffens Hal lettsville for Spelling R F D Mrs Inez Vanderhider Hallettsville for Essay Miss Rena Heiss Hallettsville for Music Memory Miss Anne Tim Picture Memory Co L Harmon Schulenburg Rt 5 for Arithmetic J C Jones Athletics Shiner. County basketball tourney set for Shiner January 30 1932 weather permitting with drawings at 8:45 and games at 9 at the American Legion Hall, featuring Moulton Hallettsville Kamen sky Moravia and Shiner. Gate receipts to defray tourney and County Meet costs March 11 12 1932. Also an advertisement for a Nabor 1 Ton Trailer from Smith Motor Company Gonzales Texas.
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Lavaca
W. A. Ejslers
Hallettsville
W.E. Smith
Moulton
T. L. Steffens
Inez Vanderhider
Rena Heiss
Anne Tim
L. Harmon
Schulenburg
Rt. 5
J. C. Jones
Shiner
Lavaca County
T. H. Leslie
Gen. Lavaca County
American Legion Hall
Kamensky
Moravia
Heartfelt thanks for flowers and cards from Walter C Schmidt
Anton Michna of San Antonio spent Sunday with relatives. Walter C Schmidt expresses sincere gratitude for generous flowers convalescent and Christmas cards while a patient at the local hospital and for other remembered kindnesses. He signs with his name.
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Walter C. Schmidt
Anton Michna
San Antonio
Quarterly Conference at Shiner Next Sunday
Next Sunday, January 9 24th, the quarterly conference at Shiner features preaching by the pastor at 11 a.m. and by the presiding elder at 7 p.m. followed by the business meeting. Public cordially invited. G. T. Gibbons, Pastor.
Immanuel Lutheran Church Holds English Service
Immanuel Lutheran Church invites members and friends to a Sunday English service at 10:30 a m on January 24. The sermon centers on Romans 12 12 and its call to rejoice in hope be patient in tribulation and pray continually. F Reith urges attendance for God s Word message.
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St Paul
F. Reith
P T A Opened 1938-39 Session With 28 in Attendance
The P T A held its first meeting for 1938 on January 14 with 27 members and one visitor, Mr. Tampke of Charlottenburg, present. Officers answered roll call. the treasurer reported German Latin plays netting 23.50. Plans include awarding trophies for the Inter scholastic Meet and serving sandwiches at the County Meet.
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P.T. A
Tampke
Charlottenburg
Wm. Wendtland
Peck Welhausen
G. M. Butte
Rev Fraser Moves Here to Schulenburg
Rev Fraser and wife relocate from Hallettsville to Schulenburg making their future home. He has served as local Baptist pastor for several years and now resides in an apartment with Mrs Lester Little, south of town. The Schulenburg Baptist congregation welcomes the move with a founding gift and wishes them happiness in the new community says the Schulenburg Sticker.
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Fraser
Hallettsville
Schulenburg
Rev
Lester Little
Schuylenburg
Tax Assessor Turk and Deputy McCord Attend Official Duties
Tax Assessor E A Turk and Deputy McCord spent most of last week in Shiner performing official duties and engagements. They met with local officials and assessed tax matters while coordinating on administrative tasks.
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E. A. Turk
McCord
Shiner
Educational Fair To Be Given By St Ludmila's Academy
The faculty of St Ludmila's Academy invites parochial and public schools to a Armistice Day fair with booths including School Exhibits and various arts. Prizes: three for each school exhibit per grade. other booths three prizes regardless of age. Adults may join contests. Harmonica Band Contest planned.
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St Ludmila’s Academy
1931 Chevrolet Sport Sedan for demonstration use
Low mileage 1931 Chevrolet Sport Sedan offered from our demonstration fleet. Car carries a new car guarantee and is fully equipped with features such as good fenders extra castings and a Karry Keen Trunk. Terms available for a life changing opportunity.
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Smith Motor Company
Gonzales
Texas
Bluecher Lodge Elects Officers At January Meeting
At the January 10 meeting Bluecher Lodge elected officers including Pres A. G. Lichéy and Vice Pres Adolf Zander. J. H. Huebner was named Secretary with M. E. Wolters as Treasurer and Gerhard Heersen as 3 year Trustee. Finance Composed by B. C. Stratman and physicians Drs. Wagner and Boyle named.
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Pres
A. G. Lichéy
Adolf Zander
Sect
J. H. Huebner
Treas
M.E. Wolters
Gerhard Heersen
B. C. Stratman
Blaecher Park Directors and Officers Named
Blaecher Park announces its leadership with President A G Lichey and Vice President O C Henkhaus. Secretary J H Huebner, Treasurer Chas Kram Sr, and trustees John Bohman Frank Tassler Jr and Edm Pfeil are listed as governing body.
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A. G. Lichey
O.C. Henkhaus
Sect
J. H. Huebner
Treas
Chas. Kram Sr
John Bohman
Frank Tassler Jr
Edm
Pfeil
Eichenlaub Schwester Loge 1932 Officers Named
The new officers for 1932 are Pres. Mrs Fritz Sander, Vice Pres. Mrs E H Klosterman, Sect. Mrs Aug Schramm, Treas. Mrs Adolph Lichey. Finance committee members include Mrs H Liebhafsky, Mrs Emil Pohler, Mrs Emma Jungermann. Trustee Mrs F Meyer, Mrs Fred Kram, Mrs Frank Stach Sr. Manager Mrs John Huber. Inner Guard Mrs Antonia Wachner, Physician Dr F M Wagner.
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Fritz Sander
E. H. Klosterman
Aug. Schramm
Treas
Adolph Lichey
H. Liebhafsky
Emil Pohler
Emma Juengermann
F. Meyer
Fred Kram
Frank Stach Sr
John Huber
Dr Frank Kent Visited as San Antonio ENT Specialist
Dr Frank Kent an eye ear nose and throat specialist based in San Antonio visited on Tuesday as a professional guest carrying out medical duties and meetings with local professionals.
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Frank Kent
San Antonio
Gopher and Rat Specialist to Visit Shiner Friday Night
W E Kingen reports that County Agent Parks and USDA gopher and rat control expert Floyd W Dawson will speak at the Shiner night school at the old City Hall Friday night. Free motion pictures will be shown. Dawson says pocket gopher damage costs Lavaca county farmers thousands yearly. Parks urges local business people to attend for mice and rat control tips.
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W. E. Kingen
Parks
Floyd W. Dawson
United States Dept. of Agriculture
Shiner
Old City Hall
Mr. Dawson
Lavaca County
J. M. Parks
Gazette
Mass Meeting To Decide 1932 Shiner Fair Next Monday
Roads were impassable keeping rural residents away as the January 25 mass meeting failed to decide on a Shiner fair. About 30 to 40 attendees debated pros and cons, and another mass meeting was scheduled to allow rural participation.
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Shiner
Hajek Bros Market Adds Frigidiare Refrigerator
Hajek Bros Market started the new year by adding a Frigidiare electric refrigerator, installed by local agent Wm Zappe. In operation a week, the dry air cooling promises larger meat storage, no ice, and about half the expense, boosting service quality for patrons.
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Hajek Bros
Wm. Zappe
Pay Your Taxes Before January Thirty First Limit
City and School taxes must be paid by January 31 to avoid a ten percent penalty. City Collector J. M. Canon urges prompt payment and warns against delinquency, noting only a few days remain.
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J. M. Canon
Rubin's Way Back When Sale Draws Large Crowds
Rubin's sale drew unexpectedly large crowds after opening last Friday morning. Saturday attendance grew further as 15 extra salespeople were added but could not keep up with demand. Cold weather and the postholiday trade for January typically slow. Rubin's reports strong results and the sale continues for ten more days.
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Rubin
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Shiner Business Men’s Club
Interscholastic League
Goodyear
Gonzales, Texas
Evelyn
Wolters Brothers Company
G. T. Gibbons
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Rev. Fraser
Bluecher Lodge
Loge
Gopher
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