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Newspaper

Shiner Gazette

Location

Shiner, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1948

Page

3

Dilworth Seeks Annexation by Gonzales School District

Trustees of the Dilworth Common School District petitioned the Gonzales County School Board for an election to annex Dilworth into the Gonzales Independent School District. Belmont also filed a petition. The move follows a Gonzales board decision to exclude pupils from outside the district starting next September, potentially affecting rural districts and out-of-district high schools. Dilworth runs a K-7 school. Belmont has a schoolhouse but no operations.

Dilworth Common Gonzales County School Board Dilworth Gonzales Independent County School Board Belmont Belmont and Gonzales Board of Trustees

Braden-Deharde Nuptials Attract Out Of Town Guests

Attendants at the Braden-Deharde wedding included A. A. Tolbert and wife Ad. Wendel and family from Cuero, J. Hirscher and daughters, Victor Coldeway and family from Yoakum, Marie Witte, H. R. Witte and son from Cuero, Emil Hermann and Shirley from El Campo, Walter Albert and daughters from Hallettsville, Margaret Huts from Carrizo Springs, C. J. Wendel, Wm. Renken, H. L. Schmidt and family, Victor Boehm, James Braden of San Antonio, Aug Holotik from Hallettsville.

Braden-Deharderites A. A. Tolbert Ad. Wendel J. Hirscher Victor Coldeway Yoakum Marie Witte H. R. Witte Cuero Emil Hermann Shirley el Campo Walter Albert Hallettsville Margaret Huts Carrizo Springs C. J. Wendel Wm. Renken H. L. Schmidt Victor Boehm James Braden San Antonio Aug. Holotik

Card of Thanks to Doctors and Friends

Mrs. E A Mueller expresses gratitude to Drs Wagner and Boyle and the hospital staff for kindness during illness and to Rev J J Hanacek for comforting calls. She notes Mrs Aug Rogge moved to her daughter’s home at 1222 Solano St after a hospital stay in San Antonio and thanks friends for visits.

E. A. Mueller Aug. Rogge Santa Rosa Hospital San Antonio

Woman's Society of Christian Service holds meeting

The Woman's Society of Christian Service met at the church with President Mrs. Wolters presiding and Miss Mabel Merrem in charge of books. A $50 donation to the Educational Building fund was made after the treasurer's report. Family Church Night set for June 6 and window cleaning planned for June 4 were announced along with 40 and 25 dollar gifts for silver dining hall decor.

Woman’s Society of Christian Service At Wolters Mabel Merrem Frank Steiner H. H. Hepler Isabel Thulemeyer Peck Welhausen Minear J. C. Blohm Anna Blume Natalie Hollman Carlyn Quicksall Louis Trautwein

Gonzales and Cuero delegates named to national convention

Ross Boothe of Gonzales and Senator John Bell of Cuero were among 42 alternate delegates-at-large chosen by the Democratic State Convention at Brownwood to represent Texas at the National Convention in Philadelphia this July.

Ross Boothe Gonzales John Bell Cuero Brownwood Texas Philadelphia

Hochheim Mutual Reelects Officers at Annual Meeting

Fritz Barre was re elected grand president of Hochheim Prairie and Mutual Fire and Storm Insurance at Yoakum meeting. Hugo Rathcamp was re elected vice president and E Hagens kept as secretary and treasurer. Directors include W F Botard Alice John Bednard Poth Theo Lorfing Hallettsville Alfred Nollkamper Shiner George Von Hafen Cuero Otto Kuck Yoakum. Yoakum chosen as 1949 convention city.

Fritz Barre Hochheim Prairie and Mutual Fire and Storm Insurance Association Yoakum Hugo Rathcamp E. Hagens W. F. Botard Alice John Bednard Poth Theo, Lorfing Hallettsville Alfred Nollkamper Shiner George von Hafen Cuero Otto Kuck

San Antonio Weekend Visits Mention Local Families

Mrs. R Wendel and daughter Mrs. Wm Renken visited San Antonio over the weekend. Miss Beatrice Kasper finished duties with Flatonia schools and stayed with sister Mrs Wilma Reigart in San Antonio to be near brother Milton Kasper. Mrs Peck Welhausen and friends spent Monday in San Antonio with relatives. Harold Crawe and family from Houston visited aunt Mrs Elo Wolters and other relatives in the city.

R. Wendel Wm. Renken San Antonio Beatrice Kasper Flatonia Wilma Reigart Milton Kasper Peck Welhausen Rudie Valenta E. A. Mueller Marthalyn Valenta Madlyn Jo Hajek Harold Crawe Shirley and Kenneth Wayne Houston Elo Wolters

Vet ers Vocational Class Enjoy Weiner Roast

Members of Class No 1 at Veterans Vocational School and instructor Fred Strauss held an outdoor party at the Game and Fish Reserve grounds. Twenty three members attended with barbecued weiners and refreshments. Guests included Buddy Seifert of Weimar and Charlie Janota from another Shiner class.

Veterans Vocational School Fred Strauss Game and Buddy Seifert Weimar Charlie Janota Shiner

Grateful thanks to doctors nurses and neighbors

A grateful message to Drs Wagner and Boyle and the local hospital nursing staff for courtesies, cheerful cards, visits, and flowers. The writer thanks neighbors for generously assisting with the farm and family during difficult times.

Sitka Kasper Visit Returns from San Antonio Hospital Stay

Alfons Sitka E N Kasper returned home this weekend after visiting his son Milton who remains a patient at Brooke General Hospital in San Antonio. Mr and Mrs Calvin Krause of San Marcos spent the weekend at the parental home.

E. N. Kasper Milton Brooke General Hospital San Antonio Calvin Krause San Marcos

Cake Sale at City Hall Library

A cake sale is planned at the City Hall Library on Saturday June 5 at 2 30 p m. Proceeds support library programs and community services.

V F W Auxiliary Plans Cake Sale

The V F W Ladies Auxiliary met at City Hall Library with Pauline Stock presiding. They reported $25.50 from the scrap paper drive and scheduled a cake sale for June 5 at 2 30 p.m. at City Hall Library to raise funds. members asked to donate baked goods. The next meeting is June 17 at 8 00 p.m. with a district convention report to be given.

V. F. W. Ladies Auxiliary City Hall Pauline Stock C. J. Sofka Victoria

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