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Newspaper

Shiner Gazette

Location

Shiner, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1933

Page

1

Rural Sanitation Program Set For Charlottenburg School

The State Department of Health with Extension Service and Chamber of Commerce plan a rural sanitation campaign in Lavaca County to fight malaria and typhoid. A committee led by Adolf Richter and county officials will host a mosquito proofing demonstration at Charlottenburg School on June 16, with health officials present to explain prevention and costs.

State Department of Health Total Chamber of’ Commerce Lavaca Adolf Richter L. E. Denmark C.J. Garbade O. S. T.meyer Frank Wagner Shiner J. M. Parks Frank Schoppe Hallettsville Charlottenburg C. M. Adams State Department of Health

Narrow escape for J. C. Blohm in tom mix roadster plunge

J C Blohm faced a dramatic mishap near the Hochheim river bridge when a flock of turkeys caused him to brake hard and the car tumbled through the railing down a fifty foot embankment toward the river. The vehicle broke apart near a ditch, leaving him scratched but uninjured aside from torn clothes and unbroken spectacles. Passers by aided his return home while locals speculated he had drowned. In Gonzales, friends and relatives later confirmed his safe return. Funeral attendees for Mrs Vernon Miller included Mrs A Brosch and Miss Lorene, among others. Miller had been formerly Anita Gies tner.

J. C. Blohm Hochheim Yoakum Gonzales Blohm

Cotton price rise spurs large gin activity and local notices

The recent cotton price surge to 94 cents increased bales moving through the Shinér Compress, with over 300 bales logged and a run exceeding 1000 bales. At press time the market lingered at 9 cents for strict middling. Bargain Day is announced for the fourth Wednesday with theater billboards urging interest. Arch Bishop Droesserts visited Father Netardus in tidings, while A J Dittmar arrived from San Diego for a week with his parents. he serves as branch manager for Challenge Cream and Butter Association there. East Bernard Post editors Henry Strauss and Virgil Vickrey welcome the new paper, praising its hometown reach. A daughter named Ann Nell was born to Mr and Mrs George Rogge of Robstown on June 1. Mrs Stoeltje, recently hospitalized, shows improvement.

Gazette A. J. Dittmar San Diego California O.C. Dittmar Challenge Cream and Butter Association East Bernard George Rogge Robstown Ann Nell

Divine Services for Trinity Festival at United Dr Martin Luther Church

The church schedules Divine Services for the Festival of the Holy Trinity at 10:30 a.m. Sunday June 11. The gospel emphasizes being born again to see the Kingdom of God. Sunday School starts at 9:30 a.m. An English service follows at Dreyer & p.m led by Rev. Richard Schuetze.

Dreyer & P.m Richard Schuetze

Installation of officers at June meeting

At the regular Chapter meeting next Tuesday night June 13 the new staff of officers will be installed. Mrs. H Weitzl and Bernice visited Weimar relatives Sunday.

German Services At Emmanuel Lutheran Church

Emmanuel Lutheran Church invites worship on Sunday June 11 at 10 30 with German services. A confirmation class will meet at 9 30 prior to the service for instruction in the Word of God. Interested persons should contact the pastor for details.

Methodist Church Schedules Altered for Six-Week Course

Due to the pastor attending a six week post graduate course at Southwestern University there will be no services at the Methodist Church next Sunday. Fort Worth papers at the recent State Medical Association gave wide publicity to Dr W E Schulze's address and a synopsis of his Fort Worth Press article is on another page.

Southwestern University Methodist Church Fort Worth State Medical Association W. E. Schulze

Plymouth Oil Spuds Fehrenkamp No 1 Near Shiner

Citizens from Shiner Moulton and Hallettsville witnessed the spudding in of Fehrenkamp No 1 six miles from Shiner. The well reached 115 feet by Monday noon with no drilling Tuesday due to sandy soil absorbing water for drilling. The 120 foot derrick serves Plymouth Oil Co drilling by Al Buchanan with day and night crews and electric lighting.

Shiner Moulton Hallettsville John Krehnak Frank Raab Plymouth Oil Co al Buchanan Fehrenkamp No Gazette Shinerites

Fisherman Finds Shell-Covered Iron Kettle Relic

Messrs Peck Welhausen and son Glade, Paul Berkenhoff, and John Valenta found a half of an antique iron kettle on Indianola last Sunday. The vessel, now encrusted with shell and sea growth, was exposed by a strong tidal pull and drew several observers at the First National Bank. Described as a pretty curious treasure, it evokes the old rainbow bargain saying and was linked to a forthcoming Bargain Day on the fourth Wednesday.

Peck Welhausen Son Glade Paul Berkenhoff John Valenta Old Indianola Mr. Welhausen Welhausen First National Bank

Summer School for Shiner pupils to make up work

Shiner Public School invites students who failed to meet the passing average last year to a make up session next Monday morning June 12 at about 8 o clock at the school. A summer school may run if enough students show interest. A competent teacher will oversee with fees about 5 dollars per subject. Grade and high school subjects offered for the benefit of the students.

Shiner

Business Men's Club BBQ Tonight at Game Reserve

The regular meeting of the Business Men's Club is set for 6:30 this evening at the Game and Fish Reserve. Following the session, H. G. Coldewey will host a barbecue supper. Members and their ladies are urged to attend. bad weather moves the event to Bluecher Park.

Business Men H. G. Coldewey Bluecher Park

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Charlottenburg School Texas Adams Health Department Red Rio Grande Stoat Alfred Brosch A. F. Brosch Aug. Karasek A. C. Gieptner Lorene Vernon Miller Schulenburg Miller Anita Gießtner Palace Theatre Droesserts San Antonio Netardus W.C. Stoeltje H. E. Siems Ensemble Men’s Athletic Union Wolters Brothers Co Shiner, Texas Wolters Bros. Company C. E Ommanuel Lutheran Church Methodist Church Services Dorothy Perkins Wolters Brothers Plymouth Oil Company Spuds Donald Kasper A. H. Kaspar Patricia Mae Hughs Thomas Hughs F. M. Wagner Ed Sommerlatte Pool Hah Percy Garbade Glenn Wagener Leonard Valek Joe Macha Jr Ford Chicago San Antonio Express Witte Museum Eleanor Fox Shiner High School Lowry
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