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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1926
Page
5
Delco Light Co. promotes Frigidaire electric refrigerators as the world’s largest maker of electric cooling equipment. A Frigidaire cabinet is showcased at the Opera House Cafe in Shiner Texas, backed by General Motors resources for durability and economy.
Mr and Mrs George Hamon relocate to Moulton from Henk Haus. Hamon becomes local Pierce Oil distributor while Mrs Hamon, former Evergreen School principal at Henkhaus, is reelected for the coming year, as reported by the Moulton Eagle.
Treat and prevent disease in turkeys with Martin's Blackhead Tablets or Turkeytone. Satisfaction guaranteed by Wolters Bros with money back if not satisfied. Includes claim of disease prevention and product options.
Community notice for a dance at Rocky Site on Sunday June 6 1926 with music by Patek Band inviting old and young folks. Also reports W L Ladewig displaying home grown honey and a 5 lb 3 oz cluster of yellow Bermuda onions from his patch. Shiner will not hold a fair for agricultural exhibits this year.
Miss Myrtle Monroe returned Sunday from Brownsville. Mrs. Walter Muecke and son came back from Westhoff. Joe Tansey of Smithville visited Herbert Walters. Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Merrem returned from Houston. John C. Schober family spent Sunday in Moulton. Wm Reichart visited Hot Springs with his parents. July 4th celebration program will be announced soon. Henry Rogge and wife vacationing in South West Texas. Emil Novak on vacation but staying home. Victor Schultz returned from State Medical University in Galveston. Mr. and Mrs. Boyce Ellison of Lochart visited J. B. Monroe home while Curt Pfuhlis covered rural routes. Elsie Dziewas home from San Antonio Path and Floresville. Willie Hazel Monroe and Alice Pohler visited Cuero with Lillie Amsler. R. J. Strauss and wife drove to Austin to bring Richard Jr. home from St Edwards. Helen Ruhman returned from Marion teaching term.
The notice opens with a lumber yard pitch then shifts to local activity. Steve Bennett interviewed voters for Geo B. Terrell. A Pythian Sisters social is planned at Castle Hall Monday. Residents and visitors across nearby towns are noted, including fishing notes and visits to La Grange Weimar Schulenburg. Church services ended with upliftful sermons. Supt. Leslie plans summer moves to San Marcos. Pauline Schober celebrated a seventh birthday with friends and games at home.
Geo Martin of San Antonio and his sister Mrs. Mary Griffin with son from El Paso spent last weekend with uncle W L Martin. Annie Layton, after managing Wolters Bros millinery, returned to St. Louis. Mrs H H Hepler came back from Galveston with Mrs Clyde Hepler of Hitchcock and Scott Kunes of Galveston. Arno Wagner and family are home from Schulenburg and San Antonio. Wagner reports the Cotton Seed Crushers Convention as the best he has attended. Leo Strauss of the Hallettsville Herald joined county capital visitors in Shiner for a business afternoon. Mrs E Jungbecker returned from San Antonio and stays with daughter Mrs E C Merseburger.
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