Buske's Orchestra to Play Monday Night Concert
Music by Buske's orchestra on Monday night June 24 invites all residents to attend. Local community event promises lively tunes and a shared evening of entertainment for families and neighbors.
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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1929
Page
8
Music by Buske's orchestra on Monday night June 24 invites all residents to attend. Local community event promises lively tunes and a shared evening of entertainment for families and neighbors.
Lavaca county native Charles Chovanetz rose from a one room rural school to Huntville college with probationary admission. He taught in Bell county before returning to Shiner where he coached and taught history and mathematics, leading school accreditation and multiple athletic successes. He earned a BA from Texas in 1925 and a social sciences fellowship, retiring as a respected Shiner principal with broad community esteem.
Mr and Mrs Chas E Sanford, after a three years residence in Alice, are now at home in Shiner for the present.
The Kingsville based Flato family announces the birth of little Miss Julian Johnson to Mr. and Mrs. Gillis Johnson at 1007 Penn St. Fort Worth on Friday May 31 marking the fourth generation of the Flato line with Stella Flato as mother and R. G. Flato visiting from Kingsville.
Mr and Mrs Frank Welfel of Sweet Home spent Sundays in the F A Welfel home, indicating family routines and residence sharing in the local community.
An old style ad offers Devoe Lead and Zinc Paint with a half house test. It promises cheaper gallons per job and a free repaint if Devoe does not save money. The Wolters Bros Co advertisement emphasizes cost comparison and guaranteed performance.
Mr. and Mrs. C. Sismilick and children and Mr. and Mrs. W. Ramo sek with children of San Antonio have returned home after visiting Mrs. Jos. Muras and family.
Miss Bernice Wendt of San Antonio spent Sunday with Miss Evelyn Dreyer, sharing a quiet afternoon together and catching up on local news and mutual friends in the neighborhood.
The notice describes 666 as a speedy remedy for colds grippe flu dengue bilious fever and malaria. It lists Sunday visitors to Cuero relatives including Louis Trautwein and wife E F Wolters and wife W L Russell and wife Wm Wendtland Jr. and wife Wm Wendtland III and Carlos Dean Monroe. Shelly Canon visited from Houston for a few days last week.
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