Sander and Jungbecker Wedding at Immanuel Lutheran
Miss Hulda Caroline Sander and Alfred A. Jungbecker were married Thursday evening June 16 1925 at Immanuel Lutheran Church with a double ring ceremony. The bridal party included Miss Sallie Roco maid of honor and sisters Dora Bertha and Selma Sander as bridesmaids, flower girls Ruby Schram and Helen Sander, best man Alfred Sander, groomsmen Edward Jansen and Scott Lee Hild, and ushers Arno Remmert and Scott Lee Hild. Afterward a reception at the Sander home 609 B Thirteenth Street hosted relatives and close friends. The clipping from the Houston Dispatch notes Alfreds good standing with Southern Pacific and extends congratulations.
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Hulda Caroline Sander
Alfred A. Jungbecker
Immanual Lutheran Church
O. H. Hinge
H. Remmert
O. H. Remmert
Sallie Roco
Dora Bertha
Selma Sander
Ruby Schram
Helen Sander
Brenham
Louis Hild
Alfred Sander
Edward Jansen
Scott Lee Hild
Arno Remmert
Adolph Frederick Sander
B. Thirteenth Street
Quiet Dallas Wedding Unites O D Kempe and Gladys Rich
A very quiet wedding took place Saturday afternoon in Dallas at a church home where O D Kempe and Miss Gladys Rich joined in marriage. They left for a California wedding trip. Kempe, son of Herman and Mrs Kempe of Shiner, works for the Texas and Pacific Railway in Dallas. Rich is a stenographer in the M E T offices. The couple plan to reside in Dallas.
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Dallas
The
Christian Church
O. D. Kempe
Gladys Rich
California
Mr. Kempe
Herman Kempe
Shiner
Texas and Pacific Railway
McWhorter to Lead Services at Local Methodist Church
Rev J D McWhorter will conduct regular services at the M E Church next Sunday morning and evening. Public cordially invited to attend both services.
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J. D. McWhorter
Methodist Church
Social Notes Highlight Lavender Themed 500 Party
Mrs B R Holdisk hosted a lavender lavender-hued social with cut and pot flowers. Prizes included pink beads for high score and a perfume bottle for second place. A Forty-two gathering at Misses Remmers featured high score sugar and cream set and tooth picks as booby prize, with refreshments served to a broad local guest list.
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B. R.holdisk
A. A. Darilek
Alf. Merseburger
C. R. Longoria
R. H. Valenta
Walter Muecke
L. G. Valenta
W. J. Tomasco
A. A. Schramm
Victor Wolters
Louis Fink
Morris Kahn
San Antonio
C. B. Welhausen
H. H. Hepler
E. L. Merrem
Yoakum
F. M. Wagner
Peck Welhausen
Misses Cora Berckenhoff
Elvera Herder
Ione Striebeck
Leonide Schuhmann
Mabel Merrem
Besse Koehl
Charming hostess hosts Saturday bridge gathering
Saturday afternoon from 3 to 6 Mrs. B H Holchak was the hostess to friends. Forty two cards were played at four tables with thirteen lively games. Mrs. Victor Wolters won a set of tea spoons and Mrs. Edwin Wolters received a butter knife as booby. Attendees included Mesdames Merrem Striebeck Koether Wagener Fuller Wendtland Blohm Waldrep Wolters Welbausen Ponton Dreyer Valenta and Misses Koehl Schuhmann. Reporter.
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B. H. Holchak
Asio
Victor Wolters
Edwin Wolters
Mesdames E. J. Merrem
H. H. Striebeck
Hugo Koether
Arno Wagener
A.L. Fuller
Wm. Wendtland, Jr
A. J
J. C. Blohm
C.J. Waldrep
C. B. Welbausen
T. J. Ponton
O. W. Dreyer
R. H. Valenta
Bessie Koehl
Leonida Schuhmann
Birthday Surprise for Mrs Tenberg Sr at Country Home
Friends and relatives gathered at the Tenberg family home last Sunday to honor Mrs. Ben Tenberg Sr. on her 62nd birthday with a noon dinner and an afternoon spread of fruit punch, soda, iced tea, coffee, cake, pies, and sandwiches. A 62 candle cake and white floral centerpiece stood out as guests from Gangel es, Yoakum, J Hallettsville, Shiner, and Moulton presented gifts and wished many more happy returns.
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Ben Tenberg
Ben Tenberg Sr
Gongales, Yoakum
J Hallettsville
Shiner and
Moulton
Political lineup hints at re elections across state
D A Paulus and T C Winthrop reported in Austin that all state officials plan to seek re election with few opponents. Governor Ferguson faces limited real opposition, as pardons stir controversy but are deemed justifiable. Lynch Davidson of Houston leads an active campaign as others prepare to enter backed by Tom Love and associates. Governor Ferguson expected to win easily. William Zappe returned from Oklahoma and will spend the summer on the plains with his family.
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D. A. Paulus
T. C. Winthrop
Austin
Ferguson
Lynch Davidson
Houston
Tom.Love
Century Club Party Opens Pink and White Themed Afternoon
Mrs H H Jebapk hosted the Twentieth Century Club gathering with Miss Ione assisting. Guests included Mesdames Dreyer Ponton Holchak Green Merrem Plageman McIntyre of St. Louis and Roxie Buske. Mrs T J Ponton won high score and received a china napkin ring while Mrs Adolf Schulze had the low score. A two course lunch featured pink and white decor.
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Century Club
H. H. Jebapk
Ione
ask@ts
RPA
J. Ponten
Adolf Schulze
Peck Welhausen Family Plans Weekend Trip
Mr and Mrs Peck Welhausen and their son Glade contemplate leaving this weekend for Marlin as they plan a short family excursion.
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Peck Welhausen
Son Glade
Marlin
First 1925 cotton bales arrive in Lavaca area
Shiner reports its first bale arrived Wednesday morning brought by Louis Kahanek from Mt. Olive, weighing 210 pounds and sold for 27 cents to C. B. Welhausen & Co. Trautwein & Wolters gin whistle announced ginning. Yoakum and Hallettsville also announce early bales with premiums and prices. several bales noted with weights 505 to 560 pounds and prices around 25 to 33 1/3 cents per pound.
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Shiner
Louis Kahanek
Mt. Oliver
C. B. Welhausen & Co
Trautwein & Wolters
Hajek
Mt. Olive
Yoakum
J. L. Smith
Hope
E. M. Vanote
John Green Smith
Hallettsville
Louie Marek
Koerth
Marek
D. W. Doss
Route 5
Wallis Bridge
Marriage notice for Araminta Pettina Pettina and Henry Hambone
Mr and Mrs Orbit Spear ment request your presence at the marriage of their daughter Araminta Pettina to Mr Henry Jeremiah Hambone ty-ninth one thousand nineteen hundred and twenty-five.
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Mrs
Orbit Spearment
Mr. Henry Jeremiah Hambone
Leans Defeat Fats In Amusement Benefit Game
In a lively 12 to 6 victory last Wednesday afternoon at Liberty Theatre the Leans beat the Fats for the American Legion Endowment Fund. The event raised about $30 with listed players for both sides including H Runk Ben DeHarde Peck Welhausen Edgar Wolters H H Hepler Gus Seims J B Monroe Emil Stach Mike Vogelsang and the Fats crew Ben Kasper Albert Turek Ad Richter Will Reichardt Peter Kuhn John Valenta Erwin Wagener Joe Mikes O C Henkhaus Ed Herder.
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American Legion Endowment Fund
Fats
H. Runk
Ben DeHarde
Peck Welhausen
Edgar Wolters
H. H. Hepler
Gus Seims
J.B. Monroe
Emil Stach
Mike Vogelsang
Ben Kasper
Albert Turek
Ad. Richter
Will Reichardt
Peter Kuhn
John Valenta
Erwin Wagener
Joe Mikes
O. C. Henkhaus
Ed. Herder
Shiner Beats Weimar 7 to 0 On Road Game
7To 0 Shiner traveled to Weimar last Thursday and won 7 to 0. Attendance included Adolph Richter and Chas Holchak as fans. Players listed are Jeff and Edwin Mikulik S Turek Shelly Canon R Garbade H Runk A Merse burger Ben DeHarde Edwin Licbey Ben Kasper Bill Ken necny and Thomas Hughs.
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Shiner
Weimar
Adolph Richter
Chas Holchak
Jeff
Edwin Mikulik
S. Turek
Shelly Canon
R. C. Garbade
H. Runk
A Merseburger
Ben DeHarde
Edwin Licbey
Ben Kasper
Bill Kennecny
Thomas Hughs
Rosen wasser and Rubin Open Dry Goods Store August First
The new firm Rosen wasser and Rubin will open a large stock of dry goods and clothing in the Bozka Building on August 1. Their buyer is in New York and is shipping a large line of new merchandise.
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Rosenwasser & Rubin
Bozka Building
New York
Moulton's First Base of This Season’s Crop Sold At 29 Cents
Moulton's first base of this season's crop, raised by A. Ef Technik of Kamensky and weighing 550 pounds, was sold to Ed. Boehm's Sons for 29 cents a pound.
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Moulton
A.ef
Technik
Kamensky
Ed. Boehm
Catholic Church Sets Weekly Mass Schedule
Church announces Sunday services at 4380 Dun Road with a first service each week and a second service on Wednesdays and Fridays. Daily Masses include Maia at 7:30 AM and other days at 6:30 AM.
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Dun
Maia
Houston contractor Mr Vogt visits Shiner for five year improvements
Mr. and Mrs. H C Vogt of Houston visited relatives O W Miller and family last week. Vogt, a prominent Bayou City contractor, voiced positive views on Shiner's building improvements over the past five years.
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H.C. Vogt
Houston
O. W. Miller
Vogt
Bayou City
Shiner
Free 5 Cent Ticket With Admission at Liberty Theatre
A free ticket worth five cents will be given with each paid admission this Saturday and Sunday at the Liberty Theatre. The five cent ticket can be used toward admission to Rupert Hughes Ex cuse Me on the following Monday and Tuesday night.
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Liberty Theatre
Rupert Hughes
Florida bill targets unmarried women with annual five dollar tax
A Florida General Assembly bill proposes an annual five dollar tax on women defined as unmarried and over twenty five. The measure, labeled old maids in the text, seeks to levy the charge yearly.
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General Assembly
Florida
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Houston Dispatch
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Gazette
Southern Pacific
M. E. Church
Adele
Annie Remmers
Aug. Mueller
Nordheim
Paul Otto
Alfred Schramm
Oshse
Oscar Ortmann
Henry Neumann
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Ernestine Mergenthaler
Gener
William Zappe
Tohoka
Xx Century Club
Norma Shearer
Conrad Nagel
Reene Adoree
Walter Hiers
King Cotton
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