Welhausen Lake and Dam Dedicated by County League
More than a hundred members of the Game and Fish Protective League gathered at Welhausen pasture for a dam dedication. Speakers included Chas Chovanetz and Rev. Schuetze, with Mrs. Ella E. Lane and Ed Herder contributing remarks. The dam, named Welhausen, features a concrete structure and fish ladder, honoring Capt. Chas. Welhausen’s wish to keep the pasture open for recreation. A rising vote thanked the Welhausen property owners.
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Game and Fish Protective League
Welhausen
Pres. Richter
Chas. Chovanetz
Chovanetz
Welhausen Dam
Hollman
Shiner
South America
Peck Welhausen
Chas. Welhauzen
Shiner High School Elects Wright to Vacancy
At a Shiner Board of Education meeting Miss Wini fred Wright of Austin was elected to the school faculty vacancy. She holds a B A and an M A from State University and is noted for girls athletics and various youth organizations. Other items note Ford V eight sales lead in Wayne County and various entertainment notices.
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Board of Education
Shiner High School
Winifred Wright
Austin
Miss Wright
State University
Rainbow Girls
Grand Cross of Color
Detroit
Mich
Wayne County
Strauss & Herder
Cotton Pledges Closed Last Night In Shiner Area
The cotton acreage reduction plan remains in doubt as the deadline of Wednesday night July 12 passes. By Tuesday night about 90 contracts had been signed in Shiner, with cotton prices at 105 8 for strict middling on Saturday.
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Shiner Vacinity
Lutheran Ladies Aid Meeting at Dr Martin Luther Church
The Lutheran Ladies Aid met July 7 at 3 p m in Dr Martin Luther Church with devotional by Rev Schuetze. Mrs Aug Schramm welcomed members and guests. Miss Aline Zappe played an organ solo. After business, attendees moved to Luther Hall for lunch. Visitors attended including Miss Kuerner of Nordheim. Next meeting set for Aug 2 at 3 p m. Reporter.
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Dr. Martin Luther Church
Schuetze
Aug. Schramm
Aline Zappe
Luther Hall
Immanuel Lutherans Election Of Officers Tonight
Immanuel Lutheran Church holds annual election of officers for the Business Men's Club this evening at 7 30 at Goudelock Cafe. Dues for July are due and several members are in arrears for May and June, with payment requested to close the books for the year.
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Immanuel Lutheran Church
Business Men’s Club Tonight
Goudelock
Banjes Canning Demonstration Set for Monday
The Banjes will hold a canning demonstration next Monday after noon starting at 1 30 at the home of Mrs. Frank Tassler Sr. Everyone is invited to attend.
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Banjes
Frank Tassler Sr
Third Division Convention Elects Division Commander
At the Corpus Christi Third Division American Legion convention July 1 2 O S T Meyer Past District Committeeman of the Ninth District was elected Division Commander by acclamation The Third Division endorsed continuing the American Legion program in relation to the Texas Centennial Kolar Stanek Post Shiner praises the new commander Good for Shiner Reporter The First National Bank statement page 8 noted after the holiday bank period
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Corpus Christi
Kolar-Stanek
American Legion
Shiner
T. Meyer
Texas
First National Bank
Faithful and Efficient Services Rewarded
The Schwester Loge marked its 27th anniversary with a luncheon ice cream and cake. Mrs. Fritz Sander received a gift for twenty years as President. Guests from Yoakum attended and members returned from Chicago, St Louis, and New Orleans. Dr. F M Wagner left for three weeks to pursue post graduate study. Dr J W Boyle covers his duties during absence.
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Schwester Loge
Fritz Sander
Yoakum
Bornberger
Phlager
Thiele
F. M. Wagner
Chicago
Tuesday 42 Club Entertains At Mrs Jungermann Home
Mrs Emma Jungermann hosted the Tuesday 42 Club last week in a cool inviting home. Mrs Raymond Broz won high score, Mrs Emil Stach cut received the prize, and Miss Racelle Grunewald took the low prize. Next meeting set with Mrs Hugo Helwey from 3 to 6 p m. Reporter.
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Emma Jungermann
Raymond Broz
Emil Stach
Racelle Grunewald
Hugo Helwey
Denmark couple attend Col. Dubose's funeral in Westhoff
Mr and Mrs L E Denmark attended the funeral of Col Dubose uncle of Mr Den Marks at Westhoff on Sunday, noting the family’s loss and recognizing the late colonel’s service.
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L. E. Denmark
Mr. den Mark
Col. Dubose
Westhoff
Emma Runk and Herbert Celebrate Fourth at Port Lavaca
Emma Runk and Herbert marked the fourth of July at Port Lavaca enjoying the holiday with family, local gathering, and seaside views.
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Emma Runk
Herbert
Port Lavaca
Business Men Urged to Attend Home District Conference
Sect. L.£. Denmark of the local Chamber of Commerce invites Shi ner business leaders to a July 17 meeting at 9:30 a.m. in the Rice Hotel Ball Room to learn about the National Industrial Recovery Act and Home Owners Loan Corporation. An all day session will feature qualified speakers explaining the act and its Texas impact, stressing its importance to both small towns and large cities and urging broad district attendance.
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Sect. L
Denmark
Chamber of Commerce
Shiner
Rice Hotel
Home Owners Loan Corporation
Texas
Houston Chamber of Commerce
Potter
Shiner Chamber of Commerce Reaffirms Support After Tom Tom Event
The Shiner Chamber of Commerce met in regular session with President C J Waldrep and Secretary L E Denmark. A thank you letter from Miss Annie Louise Plageman praised Shiner’s Tom Tom Royal Court hospitality and her duchy duties. Mayor Richter updated on Community Chest funds and a $10 premium for the first bale of cotton sold by a local trader. Reports covered Public Works Bill surveys, fencing and right of way projects from Gonzales to Hallettsville, and sanitary demonstrations at Charlottenburg School.
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Shiner Chamber of Commerce
Pres. C
Denmark
Gonzales Chamber of Commerce
Gonzales
Lavaca County
Hallettsville
Richter
Charlottenburg School
Miss Celia Moore Speaks on School Hygiene at St Ludmila's
Miss Celia Moore of the Bureau of Child Hygiene and the State Health Department visited St Ludmila's Academy in Texas delivering extended talks on hygiene and sanitation in schools. She urged daily morning inspections, sanitary drinking facilities, proper hand washing, and sanitary toilets, demonstrating an inexpensive hand washing method with jars and soap. The visit included other health talks, a Carlottenburg school barbecue, and a volleyball game with a dance drawing 126 tickets.
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Celia Moore
R. N
Bureau of Child Hygiene
State Department of Health
Texas
University Extension Bureau
R. W. Apts
Prin. A. E. Tampke
Gazette
Carlottenburg
Cay
State Health Department
Mary
Sanders
Huntsville man returns after Charlottenburg School celebration
A. E. Tampke who traveled from Huntsville for last week's Charlottenburg School celebration returned home on Tuesday.
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A. E. Tampke
Huntsville
Charlottenburg School
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Ford
W.C. Fields
Stuart Erwin
Birns and Allen
Col. Stoppnagle and
Studd
Cab Calloway
Andy Vallee
Palace
Rudie Valenta
Marthalyn
Galveston
Lutheran Ladies Aid
Hawk Brand
Hawk’s
Southwest
Wolters Brothers Co
Shiner, Texas
A. Bohot
Banjes Canning
Edmund Herder
A. H. Kaspar
Ed Gehrels
S. A. Thulemeyer
J. L. Mikulik
Wm Wendtland Jr
Mabel
la Delle Merrem
Selma
Mae Rogge
Wm Wendtland III
St Louis
New Orleans
St. Ludmila’s Academy
Louis Skalicky
Big Spring
Skalicky
Texas & Pacific Railway
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