School 10 a.m. Superintendent Hughs
A terse notice states the school day starts at 10 a.m. under Superintendent Hughs. The fragment indicates administrative timing and leadership, with no further detail available.
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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1942
Page
1
A terse notice states the school day starts at 10 a.m. under Superintendent Hughs. The fragment indicates administrative timing and leadership, with no further detail available.
Mrs Minnie Glatzert is informed by the War Department that her son Paul A Glatzert is missing in action since the fall of Java. He has not been heard from for months and the letter promises notification if further information becomes available. Local friends in Shiner pray for his safe return.
James Roeder son of Mr and Mrs L M Roeder earned a Reds try-out after a baseball camp in Sequin from May 24 to 28. He joins four players chosen from forty, reporting to Marysville California after September 1 with all expenses paid.
The County Agent Miss Pfeiffer will lead a corn canning demonstration at the old city hall on Monday June 15 from 8 30 a m until afternoon. Local residents are invited to attend and learn home canning techniques from the expert.
The sermon from United Dr. Martin Luther Church emphasizes Luke 14:18 about those who refuse the feast and urges no excuse is valid to avoid church membership. Rev. Richard Schuetze contrasts worldly excuses with the call to join the church and notes the value of education over excuses.
The Church of Christ Scientist announces the Lesson Sermon topic God the Preserver of Man for Sunday June 14 with the golden text The Lord is our defense and the Holy One of Israel is our king Psalms 89 18. Also cited is As the mountains are round about Jerusalem so the Lord is round about his people from henceforth ever forever Psalms 125 2.
Methodist Church announces regular services led by William Wendtland Jr and Saget on the second and fourth Sundays at 11 a.m. and 4:30 p.m., inviting parishioners to attend the sessions.
Obituary noting the death of Adolph Pavlica at 1:10 a m Sunday after a three year illness. Survived by his father and step mother, brothers Jim and Steve, sisters Mary and Millie, and step-brother Adolph Roznovsky. Funeral at Shiner Catholic Church with Requiem Mass by Rev E Bily and burial in Shiner Catholic Cemetery.
Bowen Bus Company slows operations due to tire shortages and rubber conservation appeals. A new schedule starts June 10 with unchanged departures from Houston and San Antonio at 7:00 am and 5:00 pm, arriving Shiner at 9:59 am and 7:59 pm, and 10:41 am and 8:41 pm respectively.
Mrs. Aug Wenske expresses gratitude for cards letters flowers hospital visits and other remembrances during her illness and asks recipients to accept hearty thanks and appreciation.
Irene Klos and James Oliver McMurrey wed in Shiner Catholic Church on Sunday morning June 7. The ceremony featured Picardy gladioli, Rossini music, and a white silk marquisette gown for the bride with a halo veil. After Mass, family dinner followed at the Kloss home with a three tier cake. The couple will reside in Victoria after Fos ter Field work.
A note for next week invites readers to learn how to ease the Air Raid Wardens duties, promising practical tips and guidance for the local emergency role.
A sweet girl Ida Mae was born Friday to Mr. and Mrs Adolph Darilek at the local hospital their first child. Mrs Darilek, formerly Christine Mikesh, celebrated the birth. Mr. and Mrs Edwin J Barcak welcomed a baby boy named James last Thursday, creating a family of two boys and one girl. Leroy Smith of Houston and his wife welcomed their firstborn a baby girl Mrs Smith formerly Miss Marguerite Huser of Shiner.
Geouters of the Ft Bend 66ers announce a district meet to be held Tuesday June 16 at 7 30 p m at the Fairview Cafe just outside Rosenberg. Attendance is urged for a very important meeting.
Shiner Chapter No 272 held the installation of officers at their Tuesday night meeting. Names listed include Lola Pohler as Worthy Matron W C Schmidt as Worthy Patron Millie Hajek as Associate Matron H Hi Hepler as Associate Patron Emma Rank as Treasurer Leonita Valenta as Secretary Alma Kempe as Conductress Ethel Hepler as Associate Conductress Isabel Thulemeyer as Chaplain Minnie Henkhaus as Marshal Lillie Wendtland as Organist Tommie Amsler Ada Eula Schultz Ruth Lizzie Rogge Esther Myrtle Boyle Martha Hettie Buske Electa Alvina Wolters Warder E J Kempe Sentinel.
The family expresses deep thanks for kindness shown during their sorrow following the death of Adolph Paulica. They thank Dr. Wagner, Dr. Boyle, Rev. E. Bily, the nurses, those who sent flowers, neighbors, and friends who helped at the home. God bless you all. Father, Mother, Brothers and Sisters.
Flag Day on June 14 marks Old Glory’s 165th anniversary as the nation upholds the flag’s divine place. Guidance from William T. Kerr covers display on staffs, in processions, churches, and motor vehicles, urging brisk raising, slow lowering, and never letting folds touch the ground.
In a simple ceremony at St. Anns Catholic rectory San Antonio Rev Leopold united Arthur Stieler of Comfort and Edna Lillian Schaefer of Shiner in marriage on June 2 at 10 am. Witnesses were Mrs. Albert Macha and Walter Hausler. The couple will reside in Comfort and were joined by out of town guests for a wedding supper in Nordheim and Yorktown before closure of the event.
Robert E. Poole of Wisconsin and Emily Konvicka of Shiner were married in Victoria last Tuesday at 10 a.m. Rev. F. O. Beck officiated. The bride, from a prominent local family, has lived in Victoria and will reside there with her husband, who is described as a fine young man. The Gazette offers its congratulations.
Superintendent J Mil Auld announced new defense courses to start late this month or early July. Jacob Patek and Tom Dolezal will teach Defense Men Work while Frank Lining Also will lead Advanced Course in Automotive M. Welder Electric jointer and acetylene welding gear supplied to local courses.
By order of Archbishop Lucey a summer vacation school will be held at St. Lud mila's Academy from June 15 to June 26 for Catholic children attending public schools from age six to beyond high school. Monsignor L. P. Netardus will supervise. A registration committee will enroll children next Sunday after Mass. Confirmation will be administered in September with personal examination of students.
About one and a half inches of rain fell in scattered areas of the Shiner community over the weekend. The rain was welcome for crops and gardens, which had begun to suffer drought conditions.
The eighth Wolters-Herder family reunion will be held at Wolters Park in Schulenburg on Sunday, June 14. The event includes the dedication of the reconstructed Wolters Log Cabin moved to Wolters Park, with remarks by Carl C. Welhausen and Judge Ewing Boyd. A service flag with stars for the young men in service will be read, and plans call for honoring past association officials. Albert Wolters leads and Oscar Wolters coordinates arrangements. invitations go to family members and friends.
The Texas Chamber of Commerce Executives held its thirty sixth annual convention in Austin from June 4 to 6. The program included a question box round table and idea exchanges led by Governor Coke Stevenson and other officials. Olin Culberson noted Texas gasoline tax revenue of about 49 million dollars last year, with 12.5 million for schools and 12 million for highways, urging against gas rationing. Approximately 200 attendees represented all Texas sections, with entertainment from the Austin Chamber led by Walter Long.
Miss Arlene Koenning, a Shiner High School graduate, left Friday June 5 for Robert B. Green Memorial Hospital in San Antonio where she will receive a scholarship. She was accompanied by her parents E J Koenning, Julius J Vrana and their two children.
At a June 1 City Council meeting Shiner Texas ordered a special mayoral election for Tuesday June 16 1942 to fill Ad Richter’s vacancy. Election at City Hall with F R Mergenthaler as judge. Polls open 8 AM. candidates must file by June 11 with City Secretary J M Canon.
A compact note reports the latest item labeled as “Phone No. 4” for an ongoing intent. The entry highlights a new step or version in a sequence, reflecting a focused update within the project or discussion. Names, dates, and places are not specified in readable form.
The Shiner Fire Department and Chief Frank Williams invite residents to a civilian defense lecture and demonstration on incendiary devices. The meeting is scheduled for Thursday evening, June 18, at 8 30 p.m. in the High School Auditorium.
Mrs C B Stratman Mr and Mrs Erwin Stratman Mr and Mrs F H Cervenka of Mrs Frank Korbel and of Del Rio went to Houston Saturday to attend the graduation exercises of the Texas Dental College. At this ion George Bohuslav and Cervenka received their D S Degree. We congratulate both young men and wish them every access in their chosen p'
A Randolph Field training plane developed engine trouble Tuesday morning about 11 over Shiner and forced landed on the Albert Discher farm four miles west of town. The craft was undamaged, with the pilot guiding it to a field. Tuesday night Randolph Field crews towed the dismantled ship back to base and expect it to be airworthy again in a few days.
In the regular monthly meeting the local School Board re elected P. R. Otto as president with W. G. Stindt as vice president and H. G. Hollmann as secretary.
The knitting and sewing chairmen report totals since February 1 by the women of Shiner: 89 woolen skirts 38 men’s hospital robes 38 boys’ flannel shirts 61 woolen rompers 95 outing bed jackets 44 air raid suits 23 army sweaters 48 navy sweaters wk 2 26 children's sweaters 4 15 men’s sweaters ad 8 women’s sweaters gi 10 beanies 12 mufflers 11 helmets 25 sets of wristlets and anklets A shipment of wool and sewing will arrive this week. Mesdames Erwin Kempe H. H. Hepler and Miss Emma Runk have won a Red Cross pin for 100 hours of knitting and sewing.
At a meeting of the South Basin Chamber of Commerce the secretary was elected rector of the organization. The vote confirmed leadership in the chamber's ongoing efforts to promote local business and community projects.
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