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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1932
Page
4
A letter from Ella E. Lane refutes a circulated report that a meeting notice for the Lavaca County Tax Payers League in Shiner was handed to the Gazette and refused publication. Lane calls the claim absolute and malicious falsehood, stating no notice was given to the paper.
W J Janecek reopens greetings at Wolters Bros Co after months of illness. For sale a practically new A Ford 2 door sedan priced reasonably. Call at Gazette office for information.
Supt and Mrs T H Leslie and their daughters with Miss Lillie Clay Clark depart Monday for Austin to spend the summer at the State University.
The text urges obtaining a telephone to avoid missing satisfaction and to handle emergencies, noting that a single call can be crucial when urgent needs arise. It emphasizes the value of having a direct line for rapid assistance.
Charles Albert died Sunday afternoon of a heart attack after lunch with his wife. He was born February 12, 1880 in Sublime, Texas, lived in Shiner, Hallettsville, and Sublime, and married Ida Lee on July 18 1913 at Hallettsville. Funeral held Tuesday at 10:30 at the Lutheran church with burial in City Cemetery. Pallbearers listed. widow, brother, sister, and niece survive. L. A. Weatherly, tax collector candidate, visited Gazette office Tuesday.
Rev and Mrs H G Fraser of Ganado were guests of Mr and Mrs Elo Wolters on Sunday. The social visit highlighted local hospitality and community ties.
The Gazette reports Miss Selma Rogge completed her history degree at Baylor in three years and a summer term with straight A’s and 26 of 282 earning special departmental honors. She was exempt from finals and financed her studies by teaching, achieving notable ambition and recognition.
Mr and Mrs Frank Anderson of Gonzales were guests of Mr and Mrs Edward Berkenhoft Sunday. Miss Mabel Merrem is visiting in Yoakum.
Albert H. Wehmann a prominent Charlottenburg resident dies after illness of several months. Born February 10, 1890, he married Alma Nollkamper in 1909 and leaves five children Alice Wilbert Leonard Elmer Dolores, plus four brothers and one sister. Funeral held June 4 at Shiner City Cemetery. The Gazette extends sympathy to the bereaved family.
An appreciation message expresses thanks to friends who aided during a long illness of the husband and father. Gratitude covers flowers, songs, and deeds, with wishes for God’s rewards. Mentions of relatives visiting Temple, trips to Austin, San Marcos, Lavaca and Fayette counties, Boerne area, and San Antonio are noted.
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