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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1923
Page
1
The Civic League proclaims Thursday and Friday June 14 and 15 as special cleanup days. Trash wagons will call on the West side early on the 14th and on the East side the 11th. Have trash ready in cans or tubs.
Advertises a para year subscription deal for the Shiner Gazette and the Bemi- Weekly Farm News at $2.25. Subscriptions received at the Gazette office, or tee.
A fair in the summertime is planned by Shiner for June 57 to 80 inclusive. Neighbors are invited to attend and help make it a success. The poultry business will be specially featured at the Shiner Fair.
A motor sales lady Airs. W. Gardien Jr. holds the local agency for B. Perkins and Meonard Dodge cars. Gardien recently sold a Dodge Sedan to Mrs. Fred Koao and has several other prospects.
The Airdome presents the film A Man's Home next Sunday and Monday nights, rated as good as The Old Nest. Miss Richardson, associate editor of the Woman's Home Companion, wrote the piece. A Harold Lloyd comedy will follow each night.
The lodge announces new officers: H. G. Hallman as Worshipful Master T. M. Nowlin as Senior Warden S. W. Merrem J. W. reel and BP. Wolters as Treasurer G. W. Eschenburg as Secretary J. W. reel as Tiler.
The Echo notes receipt of the program for the Shiner Fair held June 27 28 29 and 30. It praises the typography and sizing as easily readable without magnification.
The Junior Camp Fire girls held a regular session Tuesday evening at 4 o'clock at Mae and Selma Rogge's. Irene Henkhaus was elected club reporter in a busingas meeting. Plans were made for a picnic Wednesday evening which proved delightful. The next meeting will be with Miss Roxie Evaise Juve on September 7.
The Eastern Star installed all seventeen officers for the first time in the chapter history. Twenty-six members and one visitor, Mrs Edwin Holchak of Kenedy, attended. Myra Lane served as installing officer, with a tea, cake, and encouraging vows for the order’s good.
An enthusiastic audience of men and women gathered for a mass meeting of the Fair Association at City Hall on Wednesday night. President Peck Wellhausen presided as committees requested more time while progress moved forward. Booster trips were announced for June 11 and June 12, with 75 to 100 boosters needed and rural residents urged to attend for music and carriages.
Boosters are instructed to notify Sect immediately about attendees. All who plan to go must submit their names to the Sect. Those without transport will be provided a means to attend.
Farmers urged to notify the Shiner Fair arrangement committee or secretary by June 12 to enter hogs cattle sheep goats and poultry. Bring everything possible to boost the agricultural display and garden products.
Are You Ready Shiner Boosters will start their first booster trip next Tuesday morning at 7 o'clock. The community group plans a early departure for a charity drive with volunteers assembling at the usual meeting point.
The Junior Sewing Club gathered Saturday afternoon with Anella Stratman. Alleg Pobler started a group project for new members to follow. The Birla family will display their works at the fair with treats from Delicious cafe. Attendees included Virginia Perry Selma Ruby Rogge Vers Gerrude Kasper Irma Morgenroth and Alice Pohler. The next meeting will be led by Miss Irma Morgenroth.
Notice to ex-service men urging present 3 percent regulary meeting of dal ar-Stanelk Post No 211 to be held Wednesday night at BO ve June 'Aath. New topics and plans to stimulate activities for Shiner city discussed. All ex-service men women and children urged to cooperate and attend at Oneta House June up.
The Bohemian Entertainment Club surprised Rev. P. P. Kaspar with a birthday party on Wednesday May 16 at eight o'clock p m in the Catholic Club Hall. W J Janacek spoke for the club and Misa Mae Janacek presented a gold watching chain. Father Kaspar expressed grateful thanks. Only members and their families attended except Father Wolf as a guest. Supper was served and the Novak Brothers provided music.
The Shiner Buick Sales showroom is crowded with new cars as a modern drive in filling station improvement is unveiled. A featured Buick Road Palace on Wheels showcases advanced conveniences and luxury, with trust in Mr. Tomface for the display. Call to view the space.
Readers note quotations about the film A Man’s Home and its enduring reputation. The fragment mentions its fame as one of the greatest screenplays and the proverb a man’s home is his castle, with unclear date hints.
The Shiner Fair Boosters release their upcoming event schedule detailing festival activities. Organizers list attractions, parade timing, rides, vendors, and volunteer shifts across the fairgrounds this month. Community members urged to attend and support local fundraisers.
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