Good Old Time Dance At Bluecher Park
A Sunday dance at Bluecher Park on June 16 features the Otto Sander orchestra. Admission is 35 cents with ladies admitted free.
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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1935
Page
5
A Sunday dance at Bluecher Park on June 16 features the Otto Sander orchestra. Admission is 35 cents with ladies admitted free.
Mrs. W. L. Goudelock and her younger daughter and Miss Joy Lathrop spent several days last week in Houston Dickinson and Galveston while Joe Machae and Hochheim road were noted in a brief local item related to the monument company in Yoakum.
A 1930 Chevrolet sedan offered by Smith Motor Company in Gonzales Texas. It features unusually good upholstery and excellent paint, with tires practically new. Trade in your old car and pay on easy terms.
Henry Hirsh, Thomas Hughs and Otto Fisseler of the rural carriers' force were out on a few days' vacation last week. Oscar Lichey and Ben Deharde were doing substitute work for them.
Dance at Dreyer Hall on Saturday June 8 features Rhythm Pals of Cuero providing music. Admission 35 cents for dancing.
A cake dance at Dilworth will be held on Saturday June 8 with music by the K C B Orchestra. Invitations are extended and refreshments will be served on the ground. Edward Mikes, previously attending San Marcos State Teacher’s College, has arrived home this week.
1928 Chevrolet coupe offered by Smith Motor Company Gonzales Texas features brand new duco paint and good upholstery. Four cylinder engine promises economical transportation. Miss Aline Zappe and Gussie Mae Eschenberg visited the Donahue home in Houston last.
After 12 years in the midst of the community, E and J Wesselsky advertise a fully equipped plant and invite customers to call for cleaning and pressing services, promising familiarity with the business and reliable local service.
Mrs Alfred Hornsby and her son of Witting spent Monday visiting the J C Blohm household, sharing a day of conversation and hospitality.
Mrs Frank Chandler plans meetings with friends and customers in Shiner on June 11 and 12 at the Alma Beauty Shop to discuss business and arrange appointments.
Miss Donnie Turek is visiting her sister Mrs. I. O. David in San Antonio. Miss Ella Seidenberger serves as vacation relief operator at the local telephone exchange.
Miss Geneva Seim serves as a part time relief operator at the local telephone office, handling intermittent shifts and providing coverage during peak hours.
Mrs S P Brooks Jr and her children arrived back at their Dallas home on Wednesday morning.
Two 1929 Model A Ford Tudor sedans offered for quick sale by Smith Motor Company in Gonzales Texas. Priced to deliver value and long service, customers are urged to act promptly.
N E Smith and family and Mr and Mrs B E Stratman and son of Longview visited in the C B Stratman home Sunday. Mrs Kh E Stratman remained for a longer visit.
For sale a 1931 Model A Ford coupe with nearly new tires and a mechanically sound engine. The paint and upholstery are in good condition. Terms available through Smith Motor Company in Gonzales, Texas.
E H Klosterman and his wife spent their Sunday in San Antonio. They were seen dining and sightseeing around the Alamo area, with local residents noting their quiet visit and absence of public events.
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company announced tariff revisions effective today that move the cheapest long distance window for interstate calls from 8:30 p m to 7:00 p m. The reduced rates apply when the day rate exceeds thirty five cents and person to person calls remain unchanged. A new reduced rate also applies on transatlantic service with calls between 5:00 p m and 5:00 a m priced nine dollars less than before.
Local shopper alert. Shiner Electric Shop promotes savings on electric fans as a seasonal sale item. Store offers a range of models and prices, inviting customers to compare before purchasing.
Mr and Mrs W L Henkhaus celebrate the arrival of a daughter born at the local hospital on Monday morning June 8. The baby is named Doris Eugene.
Henry Seidenberger is on vacation leave this week, taking a break from regular duties. No further details were provided about assignments or coverage during the absence.
Mrs. H G Hollman is home for the summer after a school term in Austin with her son.
Wm Hagendorf Sr supplied figures for May and hail damage. Hochheim Prairie Branch No 1 paid out 1223.36 for damages on Good Friday. On May 2 133.25 was paid and on May 9 9.55. Miss Ella Stoeltje underwent appendicitis operation at the local hospital this week. The little son of Emil Holub of Komensky had his tonsils removed. Silvia Bayer of Dubina and Mrs Barta Tesar of Schulenburg are patients at the local hospital.
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