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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1935
Page
4
State University notes in the Gazette that Ray Harwood Welhausen earned a Bachelor of Business Administration degree. He completed the course at Christmas and plans to resume his position with C. B. Welhausen & Co. He quips that he will skip Austin and have the diploma mailed due to red tape.
Congratulations go to Dr. Alfred John Bohman and Dr. Louis Bacon Saunders Richter on completing their medical studies. After a rest in their hometown they will appear before the State Board in Austin. Around July 1, Dr. Richter starts an internship at S. P. Hospital in Houston while Dr. Bohman proceeds to Tulsa Oklahoma.
From the Weimar Mercury Miss Margaret Eric Leslie appears in the graduates list. Her many friends and classmates in Shiner join the Gazette in extending sincere congratulations and best wishes for future success.
Chas. Schindler and daughter Miss Margaret with Mrs. C. C. Hepler departed for Galveston on Tuesday. Mr. Schindler will sail to New York to join Miss Margaret's friend Miss Hoffman for a three month tour of Europe, starting June 15 aboard the S S Bremen. The Gazette wishes him bon voyage.
Among Shinerites who left Monday for State University Summer School were Supt. and Mrs. T. H. McDonald and son, Prin. and Mrs. Chas. Chovanetz, Arthur Ward, Misses Ethel Jaroszewski, Hertha Liebhafsky, Rose Gasser and Emily Schovajga.
We make our money in Shiner and spend it here. Our price is right for cleaning and pressing. E J Wessels Ky advertises a local phone number. The St Ludmila's Faculty members are listed for advanced summer study at Incarnate Word College in San Antonio with Sisters Ludmila Rose Benedicta Veronica and Dorothy. Also Sisters Frances Rita Beatrice and Helen at State Teacher's College in San Marcos and Sister Clare at State University. Miss Florine and Earline Berckenhoff left for Our Lady of the Lake Summer Session in San Antonio.
Those leaving this week for summer school at San Marcos State Teachers College were Principal and Mrs. Jerome Kocian and Gilbert Luedecke, and Geo. Kocian of Beasley School.
Mr and Mrs A J Blohm have come back from a weeklong visit with Mr and Mrs L G Valenta in San Antonio Texas.
May births include LeRoy James a son born May 1 to Alfred Mueller and wife, William Jr a son born May 6 to Wm Oncken and wife, Dolores a daughter born May 11 to Leon Neskorik and wife, Joseph a son born May 11 to Ed Vaclavik and wife, Anthony Alfons a son born May 21 to Alfons Jaluska and wife, Rita a daughter born May 21 to Joe Fikac and wife.
The Gay Divorcee cast returns in a blaze of glory with sensational new dance specialties in Roberta. Palace Sun and Mon.
In our recent bereavement our dear husband and father was called by death kindnesses from friends and neighbors were a great consolation. We express heartfelt gratitude to Rev Guyon and the Choir for their comforting services and for the flowers. Mrs. Joe A. Marik Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Waldrep.
Edward G. Robinson stars in Whole Town's Talking at Palace Tuesday and Wednesday. The character resemblance to a feared gangster creates comic trouble, driving the plot and audience tension.
Weldon Schramm, among the last summer entrants, was part of the Rice Institute Band and stayed through all festivities to attend the annual banquet honoring the band.
An ad offers a 1930 Model A Ford Tudor sedan freshly refinished with new duco paint and inspected mechanicals. Terms available. Sold by Smith Motor Company in Gonzales Texas.
Recent guests included Mr. and Mrs A. J. Turek and family of Yorktown, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Turek of Yoakum, Mr. and Mrs. I. O. David, Mrs. Jean Little and baby of San Antonio, Dr. J. W. Turek of Livingston, D. G. S. Brooks of Corrigan, and Aline McNaughton of Houston.
Edward G Robinson and Jean Arthur star in The Whole Towns Talking at the Palace on Tuesday and Wednesday with a busy screening schedule and top billed performances.
Gilbert Luedecke came home last week after assisting at Fischer store during school duties.
Mrs Elton Wessels and Mrs Erwin Peschel of Houston are guests in the L B Richter residence.
J. H. Kelly, a transient and county boarder, faces swindling charges after adopting a novel method. He used gold lettered cards identifying him as a railroad official and carried telegrams to lend credibility. A Schulenburg resident lost five dollars as the sheriff’s department investigates the scheme.
Sheriff Bill Loe ssin and Patrolman Schuck arrested a man who gave his name as J H Kelly. He claimed to be Traveling Superintendent of the Pullman Railway Co and stayed in Schulenburg on vacation. He is held in La Grange County Jail for investigation. His wife recently had about $700 and they spent it. telegrams in his pocket suggested a large salary and a credit note up to $2000. He has not admitted any crime but is not considered trustworthy.
A man claiming to be J. H. Kelly traveling superintendent for the Pullman Railway Company was arrested in Schulenburg after extorting $5 from a local businessman. Sheriff Wm. Loessin and Deputies Jim Flour noy and Charles Schuck detained the suspect, identified as ex-convict Fred H. Moore of Fort Worth, on Tuesday.
A Shiner mayor and Community Chest chair man helped a transient with a meal ticket and aid at the brewery four to five weeks ago. The man later sent a gracious note from the St Anthony Hotel in San Antonio, spoke of marriage and employment, and announced his wife and stepdaughter would visit, prompting the Richters to welcome them at the train.
Out of town relatives prompted Mr. Richter to host the Kelley party at Amster flats for ten days. Kelley claimed the visit served as thanks for aid received while he awaited transportation from Washington, D C. He staged card tricks and telegram displays but left no unpaid bills. Rumors swirled over fabulations and alleged victimization of local women. He departed for Schulenburg on the main line, a move not lamented.
A 1929 Chevrolet sedan just refinished with a new duco paint job. The car has good casings and new seat covers and offers economical transportation with terms available from Smith.
Mrs. Herbert W. Hunt of Hallsville Texas describes how Cardus relieved her cramping and nausea during monthly pains. She says the tired sluggish feeling vanished and the pains disappeared after taking Cardus and encourages others to try it. If Cardus does not help, consult a physician.
For sale is a 1931 Buick 8 coupe with Fisher body and valve in head motor. The vehicle is described as in A-1 condition and trade ins are welcome with easy GMAC terms. Located at Smith Motor Company in Gonzales, Texas.
Shiner Electric Shop invites shoppers to explore the Mix Master electric appliance. The ad highlights a new model and urges a visit to see features and performance in person. The notice emphasizes local storefront availability and hands on demonstrations.
A Ford Service Station hosts a three day school of instruction for local and nearby town mechanics. A laboratory test set shows how the X ray principle locates car troubles without dismantling time consuming searches.
Mrs Wm. Wendtland Jr. and Ben Grill accompanied Wm. Wendtland III to A. and M. college Monday where William enters summer school Elwood Eschenburg returned with them for summer school.
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