United Dr. Martin Luther Church Services Schedule
Friday night 8 o'clock German service for catechumen examination. Sunday 9:30 Sunday school 10:30 German service with confirmation of eight youths and Holy Communion. Sunday night 8 o'clock English service with junior orchestra, hymns, scripture, anthem, sermon Making Melody to the Lord, duett by Mrs Denmark and Miss Kasper, offertory by Elizabeth Pfenninger, benediction doxology.
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Denmark
Selma Kasper
Elizabeth Pfenninger
Ginners Elect Officers At Yoakum District Meet
The Yoakum district ginners elected Otto Fick of Victoria as president H Seifert of Weimar as vice president Louis Trautwein of Shiner as secretary treasurer and Rolly Steen of Yoakum as assistant secretary Speakers included Victor Grunder Cuero T M Brown Ala mo Iron Works Ed Kasch San Marcos and W E Green Yoakum Delegates came from 35 towns led by Gonzales which sent the largest delegation Including El Campo Goliad Flatonia Falls City Schulenburg Seguin Shiner Cuero Hallettsville La Grange Yorktown Corpus Christi Gonzales Moulton Hallettsville San Marcos and San Antonio
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Yoakum
Texas
Ginners
Otto Fick
Victoria
H. Seifert
Weimar
Louis Trautwein
Shiner
Rolly Steen
Victor Grunder
Cuero
T. M. Brown
Alamo
Kasper-Heinsohn Tie The Knot In Quiet Church Ceremony
On Wednesday morning July 20 at 6 30 o clock at the Catholic Church Mrs Julia Heinsohn and Mr Joe Kasper were united in marriage. Rev L P Netardus officiated with Joe R Mikes and Peter Kuhn as witnesses. The couple, well known in the community, reside in a new modern bungalow and the Gazette offers congratulations.
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Julia Heinsohn
Joe Kasper
L. P. Netardus
Joe R. Mikes
Peter Kuhn
Mrs Curry Returns Home After Huntsville and Houston Visit
Mrs. E. C. Curry came back last Wednesday from Huntsville and Houston. She was accompanied by Mrs. W. P. Faulkner and Mae Jean who are visiting in the editorial parsonage.
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E. C. Curry
Huntsville
Houston
W.P. Faulkner
Mae Jean
Saunders Richter Receives Pasteur Rabies Treatment
Saunders Richter was bitten by a Straman Ford dog with a spitz. He received Pasteur Institute treatment in Austin after infection signs appeared. The dog’s head was examined for rabies. Saunders and family members were advised on exposure risks and precautions.
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C. B. Stratman
Austin
Erwin
Pasteur Institute
Saunders Richter
Institute
Mrs Bertha Rogge Dies After Illness at 74
Mrs Bertha Rogge beloved wife of Fritz Rogge died after a lingering illness. Funeral held Tuesday at 4 pm. She was 74 years, 5 months and 25 days old. Survived by husband and six children August Theo Henry of Shiner. R J Goesch of Floresville. Mesdames Henry and Willie Stoeltje of Witting. Miss Frieda Rogge of Shiner. A fuller obituary will be published next week.
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Bertha Rogge
Fritz Rogge
Rogge
August
Theo
Henry
Shiner
R.j.goesch
Floresville
Mesdames
Willie Stoeltje
Witting
Frieda Rogge
Opening of City Auditorium Program Read on Another Page
The notice indicates the program for the City Auditorium opening is continued on a different page. It lists schedule, speakers, and highlights expected for the ceremony.
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City Auditorium
Family trip to San Antonio with extended visit
Mr and Mrs Ed Herder traveled by car to San Antonio last weekend. Mrs Herder extended her stay to visit her daughter Mrs Quentin B Schaefer while others returned.
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Ed Herder
C. B. Welhausen
Ray
San Antonio
Herder
Quentin B. Schaefer
Baumgarten Schweke Marries Roy Baumgarten in Houston
Miss Isa bel Schweke and Roy Baumgarten of Schulenburg married Sunday morning July 17 at First Methodist Church Houston. Rev Frank Smith officiated. Schweke served on the local high school faculty two years and was re-elected for the next term. The Gazette joins well wishes for a long, happy married life.
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Isabel Schweke
Royaumgarten of
Schulenburg
First Methodist Church
Houston
Frank Smith
Miss Schweke
the Gazette
Scout official aids Texas Louisiana troops along railway
A. F. Sawyer, National Field Scout Executive, is employed by the Southern Pacific Railway Company to organize Boy Scout troops in communities along its lines in Texas and Louisiana. He began duties on June 16 and is working on the Beaumont and Dallas divisions with headquarters in Houston.
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Southern Pacific Railway Company
A. F. Sawyer
National
Texas
Louisiana
Sawyer
Beaumont
Dallas
Houston
Moulton Eagle
First Bale At Wied On July 16 Delivered By Anton Broz
The first bale of cotton received at Koether and Roedergin was brought in on July 16 by Anton Broz.
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Koether
Roedergin
Anton Broz
Sisters visit parents in Jourdanton excursion
Mrs. H. H. Hepler and her sister Mrs. E. C. Curry drove to Jourdanton last Friday to visit their parents, sharing a brief family outing reported by local observers.
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H. H. Hepler
E.C. Curry
Jourdanton
Boy Scouts Camp Out Brings Local Gratitude and Feasting
The 1927 local Boy Scouts camp at the Guadalupe gravel beach drew about seventy five visitors. Eagle Scout Saunders Richter became the first in the group to earn the honor. The camp showcased strong community support with donations from Cor. Drug Store Model Bakery C B Welhausen Co and many more. Meals featured large quantities including 60 loaves of bread 30 gallons of lemonade 300 pounds of ice and 20 pounds of potatoes.
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Herbert Zappe
George Rogge
Robstown
C. B. Welhausen
Shiner
Cor. Drug Store
Model Bakery
C. B. Welhausen & Co
Star Grocery
Wolters Bros
Walter Schmidt
Wm Zappe
H. H. Striebeck
Stuter
J W. Boyle
Henry Dreyer
Olen Mittanek
Saunders Richter
Henry Reichert
Raymond Dierkson
Ray Welhausen
Gene Schulz
Roy Mewes
Alfred Bohman
Henry Frers
James Buske
Emil Stuter
Guadalupe
Dittmar Spends Week at Home. Novak Returns from Tour
Houston resident H. A. Dittmar takes a week at home while B. J. Novak comes back from an extended Eastern and Canadian tour. Both items reflect brief personal notices of local interest and travel updates.
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H. A. Dittmar
Houston
Save Saturdays for Out Of Town Folks
In the cotton season town shoppers are urged to save Saturdays for country visitors. The piece encourages Friday shopping and early Friday pantry checks to ensure weekend needs are covered, benefiting both rural buyers and local merchants in Alice.
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Milady
Alice
Untitled line about town folk and farm folks
The fragment expresses a view that every town considers shared daily progress and that farm folks should have a voice in local life. It reads as a general, hopeful statement without specific names or places to anchor into a full news summary.
Photographers Campaign Opens National Ad Drive
A $2,000,000 four year national advertising effort by the photographers of the United States and Canada launches this week. Indianapolis based headquarters announce a two page color spread in the Saturday Evening Post for July 28 and single pages in Liberty Collier's MacLean's Magazine with ads in Ladies Home Journal Woman's Home Companion Pictorial Review Good Housekeeping and American Magazine. John Krehnak of Krehnak Studio serves as campaign contributor and participant.
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United States
Canada
America
Indianapolis
Indiana
John Krehnak
Krehnak
Saturday Evening Post
Liberty
Collier’s
MacLean’s Magazine
Ladies H Me Journal
Womans Home Companion
Pictorial Review
Good Housekeeping
American Magazine
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The
United Dr. Martin Luther Church
Texaco
Gehrels
Stratman Ford
Spitz
Stratman
Saunders
L. B. Richter
Vivian Valentine
Wolters Bros. CO
Boy Scouts Executive
New City Auditorium
Boy Scouts
B. J. Novak
Ford
Central Power & Light Co
Tom Hubka
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