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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1933
Page
3
A and M College invites farmers to a new extension short course the week of July 24 emphasizing action over lectures. Demonstrations lead, including farm method tanning hides with hands on practice. Last year 15 Lavaca county attendees. this year expected attendance rises with more than $150 in interest.
Mrs Shelly Canon of Houston and Mrs R B Miller along with Mr and Mrs B Miller of Sub lime visited the J M Canon home over the weekend, appearing as guests in a social gathering reported by local sources.
Sunday night at Bluecher Park on July 9 features music by the E Schultz Orchestra. Everybody is cordially invited to attend.
The hearts of Mr and Mrs William Granz of Shiner were made happy by the arrival of a baby girl on Monday June 19. Mr Granz is a baritone in the American Legion Band and is likely busy with lullaby practice. The Eagle offers congratulations and best wishes. The baby has been named Virginia Marie.
Miss Linda Luedecke announced at the Gazette office that a baby girl named Marjorie Marie was born to Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Luedecke in Nixon on June 19th.
Mrs B P Ruthe and her young son from Governor's Island New York are spending time with relatives in the area.
Mrs. Frank Champion of Wynne Arkansas praises Thedford s Black-Draught for constipation noting a morning dullness fades after a dose taken three times daily and within a day or two she feels renewed. She adds that after many years of use they would not exchange it for any medicine and recommends the syrup form for children.
RGGHSeser SSE sent Miss Hildegarde Naumann and Miss Lucile Machacek of Cistern were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs Frank Michna. Yoakum Monument Co. Joe Machac. 20x52 Mr. and Mrs. Elo Henkhaus and Mrs. W. G. Fehrenkamp were in Seguin Tuesday of last week, where they attended the funeral of Mr. John Vetter, father of Mrs. John Henkhaus. Now is the time to have your wagons repaired, while things are cheap. See Dolezal Black smith Shop. . 30x2 Mr.and Mrs. R. J. Strauss spent Thursday afternoon with their son, R. J., at State teach er's College, San Marcos. For Sale: Mustang grapes, drop a postal card to Victor Probst Yoakum, Rt. 2 and he will deliver them to you at one cent a lb. Mrs. S. A. Thulemeyer and Mrs. Cecile Plageman motored to San Antonio Thursday, being accompanied home by Mrs. J. L. Mikulik.
Classified ad notes a late model 1931 Ford Tudor in excellent condition with newer upholstery and four new tires, available on GMAC payments. Trade-ins accepted. Also lists a 1929 Model A Ford Truck with new tires and solid condition and mentions various local residents and attendees at events in Gonzales and Robstown Texas.
Tom Keene headlines a real Western event with fan attention high on July 7 and 8. The film showcases classic frontier action and rugged showdown stakes. Audience engagement focuses on the star power of Tom Keene and the traditional Western shootouts.
RUPTURE expert H L Hoffman, former associate of C F Redlich, will demonstrate his “Perfect Retention Shields” in Yoakum at the St Regis Hotel from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Tuesday July 18 with no charge. He warns that protruding ruptures are dangerous and may cause stomach trouble and back pain.
Patients at the local hospital in the past ten days include Mrs. Frank Barta Praha Josephine Janak Hall etts ville Fred Kozelsky Witting Travis Koester Wesley Elliott Adolf Prasek Moulton Mrs Matus Pustka Wied Mrs J S Konvicka Rabb Switch Mrs Adolf Migl Komensky Paul Barcak Schulenburg Mrs Clarence Byrd Old Moulton Lonnie McNatt Mildred Tenberg and Lah Trudia Sonntag Shiner.
Very low mileage and exceptionally smooth motor. Original finish preserved. Willing to accept your old car in trade. Financing terms offered.
The register records four births: a daughter Anna Pauline born April 24 to Frank J. and Mrs. Kalisek. a son John Gilbert born June 17 to Fred and Mrs. Weit. a son Franklin D. born June 19 to Sam and Mrs. Steeltie. and a daughter Annie Nellie born June 23 to Joe F. and Mrs. Jungbauer.
Mrs J Brooks Gary of Boling has been the guest of relatives during the past week.
Miss Bertha Janak R N superintendent of the local hospital is convalescent after several days illness. The notice expresses best wishes for her complete recovery.
Wesley C. Elliott, previously of Alpine and recently of Moulton, died at about 4 30 a m Friday from a ruptured appendix. He was 32 years 9 months and 14 days old. Funeral services were held in Moulton on Saturday.
A scribbler notes a cheerful Saturday afternoon visit from girlhood friends Mrs. C I Jaeggli of Fort Worth and her sister Mrs. J D Gray of Yoakum.
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