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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1928
Page
1
The May 1928 honor roll from Shiner Public School lists students across grades 1 through 10 with various grades and initials. Notable names include Edith Wolters Aline Wolters Herbert Liebhafsky Ralph Dreyer Angeline Hurta and Ella Stratman, among others, with multiple Honorable Mentions.
A large lawn gathering at the Lutheran church hosted a farewell ice cream social for Pastor J. C. A. Pfenninger and his wife and Miss Minnie Hinrichs who depart for Europe until October. Attendees offered bon voyage wishes and prayers. The event raised $109.20 for the Ladies Aid.
Rev. Alfred Pannbacker of Lincoln Nebraska is filling the pulpit of Rev J C A Pfenninger during his absence.
A Gazette notice announces the start of a stirring western romance The Ward of Robber's Roost with a very exciting first chapter now available.
Tonight at the Methodist Church the marriage of Miss Iane May Striebeck and Mr. S P Brooks Jr of Waco will be solemnized. The couple will depart for an extended honeymoon in Europe and return to Waco in September. An extended notice of the wedding and reception will follow next week.
Richard Strauss Jr receives high honors as valedictorian at the St Edward’s University Preparatory School commencement. Parents Mr and Mrs R J Strauss attend the ceremony Saturday night and watch their son deliver the valedictory address with pride.
Mrs Lena Mueller of Flatonia died after an emergency appendectomy. She spent much of her girlhood in Shiner and recently accompanied her mother’s remains there for burial. Relatives and friends mourn her loss.
LaGrange Journal reports Tuesday morning city attorney Dr. I. E. Clark III informs that his father Dr. I. E. Clark of Schulenburg is enfeebled and growing weaker with no hoped recovery. The patient suffers no pain.
Shiner progresses on the 65 600 School project with the roof reached and Mr. Pritz stating completion is anticipated by mid August. The update signals strong construction momentum and an imminent finish date for the new facility.
The Shiner Fair committee notes booster trips on June 12 and 14. Members should sign up with the secretary or J. M. Canon or A. J. Blohm. An exhibition of fine cattle is expected, promising a sight worth seeing.
Cattle in the Fair Catalogue will be judged separately with premium awarded to the best Holstein Bull. Registered and graded stock are eligible for this premium.
The event will judge all cattle breeds separately with four premiums awarded for the best in each breed. Awards include best Red Pole and best Hereford among the exhibited cattle.
Avid notes that prizes apply to heifers over one and under two years old. It is stated that heifers under one year will be accepted and premiums offered.
If you have not listed your animal or article before June 1, proceed to the Fair. items will be properly listed and cared for.
The regular meeting of Shiner Chapter No 272 O B S will be held next Tuesday night June 12 with the installation of new officers. All members are urged to attend promptly at 8 o'clock.
A brief appeal urges community members to back the upcoming Fair and contribute to its success. The message emphasizes upholding the fair’s reputation and asks readers to do their part.
A call to secure booth space on the Fairgrounds urges interested parties to speak up now as construction is slated to begin the first of next week, indicating urgency and limited slots available.
Readers are invited to join boosting on June 1 or June 14 with names J. M. Canon, A. J. Blohm, or T. J. Ponton. Participants should list their name to reserve a spot.
The notice highlights outstanding exhibits of agricultural products and stock, with a strong emphasis on an exceptional poultry display. It signals a premier showcase at the South Texas Fair.
Notice invites participants who have not listed their éu tries to bring them to the Fair for listing. Attendees urged to act promptly to ensure inclusion and accurate records.
A fine rain falling over fields is hailed as guaranteeing quality garden and farm products. T. J. Ponton serves as secretary in this brief notice, underscoring the rain's role in product quality.
My office will be closed from June 4 to June 10. From June 10 to June 25, Dr. O A Darilek of Moulton will occupy my office every Tuesday and Friday afternoon. Appointments can be made at the usual hours. A A Darilek 28x2.
At Monday night’s meeting the City Council burned 6000 dollars in City Bonds and 300 dollars in interest coupons, clearing the City Light Plant's indebtedness. Issued in 1916 and due in 1956, the bonds were paid off in 12 years, saving 28 years of interest. Water works bonds have only two months of payments due and will be settled before 1930. Mayor Runk and the Council are praised for sound fiscal management.
A Rochester telegram reports good arrival despite bad roads from Shiner to Peach Creek. J C Blohm says a petition is being prepared for the next Commissioners Court session to order an election. The process moves slowly but with hope for action.
Rev Fraser of Hallettsville Baptist Church will occupy the pulpit at the M E Church next Sunday morning at 11 and again at 8 in the evening. He is described as a splendid minister and attendees are promised great benefit. Everyone is invited to attend.
Last Thursday night Rev Jos Green preached his farewell sermon to the Shiner Baptist congregation after two years as pastor. The church, joined by members of other denominations, praised his fellowship and ministrations. He previously taught English at the local High School and will study at Tech State College in Lubbock. Mrs Joe Hughs organized a musical program with assistance from Mrs L E Denmark, Evelyn Dreyer, and Wilma Hillje. A reception followed with friends and a family sendoff for their move to Lubbock.
Edwin Mikulik returns to his home after attending Southwestern University at Georgetown. Local residents greet him upon arrival as the student resumes ordinary life following his studies.
Miss Lillian Fehrenkamp, manager of the local telephone exchange, is spending her vacation in Guero and Meyersville.
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