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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1932
Page
5
Mr and Mrs Jake Vesely and children express gratitude to the Red Cross and neighbors for aid extended after the Wied cyclone.
Mrs Helen Duffy and her mother Mrs Anna Krause of Smiley visited the E A Busch home last week in a brief social note highlighting local families and neighborhood ties.
E A Busch and Otto Gloor came back Tuesday after a short trip to Fort Worth.
Mr. Louis Ehlers, Mr. and Mrs. John Simicek, Mrs. Alvina Wolters and Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Hagens and son from San Antonio visited Gonzales relatives on Monday.
Mrs Alfred Brosch returned to State Teachers College at San Marcos after a brief home visit. Mr and Mrs T C Martin reside in Mrs Wm Dziewas's home. Mrs Emil Novak is on the sick list and has taken a rest cure for several months.
Mrs Elo Wolters on behalf of the Lavaca County Red Cross expresses thanks to contributors to the relief call for Mr and Mrs Emil Filip and family. Appreciation is extended for support from Shiner and for the volunteer clothing box from Moulton.
After pyorrhea affects stomach kidneys and health the remedy promises relief when used as directed. Dentists recommend it and Kuhn's Drug Store offers money back if it fails, signaling consumer confidence in the product.
During the month all ladies Summer Hats will be sold at 50c each at O H Deutsch's. 312 Students coming in for the Patriotic holiday from State University were Misses Roxie Veree Buske, Emily Schovassa, Lillie Clay Clarke, Ray and Glade Welhausen and Laddie Janecek. Mrs Rud Goesch of Floresville is reported much improved following a very serious operation.
Mrs C B Stratman and Er win visit Giddings while Mr and Mrs Adolph Filip Irene with Mrs John Hirsch and Miss Anita Mae Kurtz motored to Fayetteville Sunday to visit relatives and attend the 40th anniversary of Baca's band Mrs Hirsch stayed for a week.
On Monday July 11 the Schwester Loge holds its regular meeting. Lunch will be served after the business session and a social hour will follow.
Mr and Mrs EK O Jack Henkhaus of Seguin and Miss Alice Henkhaus of San Marcos spent the first of the week visiting Elo Henkhaus at her home, with local interest shown in the family gathering.
Mr and Mrs Ad Janda and son with Albert Maneth and Chas Jiral return from trips to La Grange Cuero Poth San Antonio and Boerne At Boerne they visited Cascade Cavern Mrs Frank Rubin and children with Miss Margaret Schindler spent last week in San Antonio
Mr and Mrs Kenny Wagener and their son of Dallas were guests in the home of Mr and Mrs Arno Wagener over the patriotic holiday.
Mr and Mrs Arno Wagener and their son Glen are spending the week at a regional resort enjoying leisure and family time. Local staff note the family’s visit as a pleasant downtime during the season.
H G Hollman and his son Julius came home Friday after a camping trip through California.
Miss Evelyn Dreyer left last Friday to attend a house party at Dilley. She was accompanied as far as San Antonio by Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Dreyer and Ralph.
Miss Selma Rogge joined a group of Cuero friends for a weekend beach outing at Galveston. The party enjoyed sunny skies and the surf, sharing a seaside excursion with companions from their community.
R J Strauss Jr. came home from San Marcos at the start of the week.
Joseph Perkins, candidate for representative in Lavaca County, argues in a political ad that 1931 state taxes cost $112,637,550 and 1981 taxes $337,912,650, estimating $300 yearly per family and predicting tax resistance through 1934. He decries rising tax burden and urges support.
The Gazette notes a pleasant call from Mr and Mrs Emil Filip who lost all household effects in the late tornado. Now in a new house they extend gratitude to the Red Cross and friends and neighbors for the help received, also conveying thanks from their children.
Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Schuhman and their daughter from Houston spent the week end with Mrs. W. O. Mewes, sharing a social reunion and time together.
Mr and Mrs Beno Holchak and Chas Holchak spent Independence Day in Range. The family enjoyed a quiet holiday with neighbors and local scenery.
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