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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1942
Page
1
Merchants including filling stations must prepare price lists showing ceiling prices for all regulated merchandise. No retailer is exempt and if unsure, list the item. File with A. H. Kasper, member of the Lavaca County Rationing Board.
The Shiner High School Band met at Beethoven Hall on June 1 with 37 members present. August Darilek was named first Student Conductor and Iris Dean Baca Librarian, with Rosalie Muras president, Marthalyn Valenta secretary, and Marian Bartak reporter elected for the summer. The group will receive directing lessons during the summer.
Funeral rites were conducted for J C Baumgarten who died Tuesday at Shiner hospital. Born August 2 1875 in Schulenburg he spent life in the town and was active in its affairs. Surviving are his widow four children from a former wife two sons Ralph in San Francisco and others in California Texas and Houston two brothers and two sisters.
Methodist Church announces Sunday School at 10 a.m. with Mrs. Wm. Wendtland Jr. as Superintendent. Teaching occurs on the second and fourth Sundays at 11 a.m. and 8:45 p.m.
The Sunday Lesson Sermon for Churches of Christ, Scientist centers on God as the sole cause and creator. The Golden Text reads Lord thou art God who made heaven and earth and the sea. Psalm 100:3 notes we are his people and the sheep of his pasture.
Emmanuel Lutheran Church announces English services every second and fourth Sunday at 3 p.m. Henry C. Nickel, pastor. Thomas Hughs, superintendent, extend a cordial welcome to visitors.
Press statement outlines amendments to ODT orders 3 4 5 and 6 affecting many members. Full text of amendments not yet available with copies promised. Includes list of Division of Motor Transport field office representatives for consultation on problems and handling applications for special permits.
The Office of Defense Transportation announced changes to four general orders on truck and tire conservation. Director Joseph B. Eastman stressed the objective remains unchanged, with adjustments to give industries more time for planning. Key changes postpone June 1 effective dates to July 1, relax Order No. 6 for newspapers, expand local delivery jurisdiction, exempt certain telegraph and mail trucks, adjust coal and bulk liquid vehicle rules, and extend return-load provisions to July 1.
Dr Benjamin F Grill son of Mr and Mrs Alphonse Grill of Shiner married Miss Lorene Cotten of LaMarque at St Marys Church Texas City on May 25. Rev T H Carney of Dickinson officiated. They left for San Antonio and Fredericksburg then returned to Shiner before settling in Texas City where the groom will continue his dental practice.
The affection of the Shiner Garden Club ladies was shown by dedicating their recent flower exhibit to the memory of our deceased loved one Mrs Vlasta Waldrep on her birthday. They also took a large portion of the flowers to her resting place creating a bower of beauty for her.
Mr and Mrs Harold Crawe of Houston announce the arrival of a 7 12 pound baby boy last Friday. Miss Emma Rank now wears a happy smile and states that she is proud to assume the role of Grand mother.
A fine baby girl arrived to gladden the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joe H. Svatex last Wednesday. The little lady will answer to Angeline Gussie.
Mr and Mrs Chas Kurtz Jr announce the arrival of their first child a baby girl born at the local hospital Friday The mother before marriage was Miss Bessie Kramerbauer Bernice Bessie is the newborn’s name and lineage is given with pride.
Shiner Chapter No 272 of the Eastern Star holds a regular meeting and officer installation on June 9 at 7 p.m. All members and visitors are urged to attend. Lula Schultz, W M.
Effective June 1, rationing boards will not issue new tires to applicants who misuse or neglect tires. Underinflation, overloading, fast driving and other improper uses will bar new tires, even for those in List A. Recapped tires remain a factor. deliberate overuse forfeits tire rights to preserve supply for capable users.
Mrs J P Bartak and children greet a telegram announcing the safe arrival of Dr J P Bartak in Jersey City New Jersey aboard the Drottingham. He had been interned in a German prison camp since the outbreak of the war and arrived with 900 other Americans. Neighbors and friends share in the joyful homecoming.
Mr and Mrs E C Wolters traveled to Dallas for Baylor University graduation exercises where their son Carlton Wolters was awarded his M D degree. The Gazette congratulates him and shares pride in his achievement among many friends.
The Farmers League will meet on Tuesday June 9 at City Hall in Shiner at 8 45 p m Tassler will preside and lead the session for the local agricultural community attendees are asked to bring reports and plans for the upcoming season.
Second Lieutenant and Mrs Garner Davis visited in the Otto Fisseler home. Davis recently promoted from First Sergeant to Second Lieutenant after graduating with top grades from The Quartermaster School Camp Lee Virginia on May 23. He and his wife plan to reside in San Antonio Texas where he will be stationed, Mrs Davis the former Ruby Fisseler daughter of Otto and Mrs Otto Fisseler.
The Blucher Park farewell event honored Rev Vernon Perry and his wife with a moonlight party Friday night. One hundred twenty registered as guests enjoyed cafeteria style pigs in blankets chips cakes and soda. Out of town visitors included Mr and Mrs Raymond Post Mrs George Welch and Miss Marjorie Crosby. Rev Perry preached his last sermon before leaving June 10 for Fort Benjamin Harrison Indiana where he will serve as chaplain in the armed forces.
Frank Bortel of Shiner and Miss Blanche Gregory of Hallettsville were married Saturday night in Yoakum at 8. Justice of the Peace Easy Roberts officiated. The bride is the daughter of Mrs. E. E. Fertsch of Hallettsville. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Whiteengee. They will reside in Hallettsville. The Gazette offers congratulations and best wishes.
Gene Autry appears with Smiley Bar Netto in Star Dust On The Sage at the Palace Theatre Friday and Saturday, delivering Western musical entertainment in a classic rodeo style performance respected by local fans.
Ray Welhausen and Ava Ann DeMauri were married in a candlelit ceremony at the bride's mother in Kingsville. The event featured a formal reception, a grand three tier cake, and a honeymoon to New Orleans. Both bride and groom are longtime Shiner residents with ties to local schools and the university.
Joel McCrea and Veronica Lake star in Sullivan's Travels a comedy at the Palace Theatre showing Sunday and Monday highlighting a lively screen pairing and light entertainment for a weekend audience.
The fifth registration under the selective service act will be held on June 30, when boys of 18 and 19 years will sign up for service. Registration will be held between 7 a.m. and 9 p.m. Those who register June 30 will not be subject to military draft until they reach their 20th year. The coming registration will bring Uncle Sam's manpower near the 43,000,000 mark.
Mrs. Cecil Plagemann travels to New Orleans for Tulane University graduation on June 3 where her son Billie earns his Doctor of Medicine degree. Local friends extend heartfelt congratulations on his achievement.
Shiner Texas city government orders a special election to fill the mayoral vacancy created by Ad Richter's resignation. The vote on Tuesday June 16 will be at City Hall from 8 AM to 6 PM, with J F Mer genthaler as election judge and candidates due by June 11.
Mrs. John Balusek and children thank neighbors and friends for help after a hail and windstorm destroyed their barn and caused damage. They acknowledge Mr. Sonntag and crew for erecting the barn and Hochheim Prairie Insurance Assn for prompt insurance payment to rebuild promptly.
At Yoakum high school a war gases demonstration drew about 900 attendees from Yoakum Shiner Hallettsville Moulton and Gonzales. Officials announced every man woman and child in Lavaca and DeWitt counties will soon receive gas masks within 300 miles of the coast for air-attack precautions and civilian drills with masks are planned.
L E Denmark secretary of the Chamber of Commerce and Mrs Denmark attend the Texas Chamber of Commerce Managers Annual meeting in Austin June 4 5 6. Two managers from every state section gather for a key three day convention with War Program discussion and a full planned program of work.
The article outlines wartime sugar allotments for home canning, detailing per person limits, application rules on OPA forms, and the roles of local boards and deputies. It covers excess sugar handling, certificate adjustments, and the requirement to use sugar only for approved canning or preserves within the specified period.
MARBURGER S Beauty Shop announces the newest offerings including a fourth phone line and updated services in a brief notice. Local clients are invited to inquire about appointments and current price lists.
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