Death Notice of Ida Lee Bohuslav at Local Hospital
The Gazette reports the death of Miss Ida Lee Bohuslav who died at the local hospital Saturday evening about 7 oclock. She would have turned 19 next Sunday. Survived by her father Ad Bohuslav and five brothers: Victor, Alec, Leon, Daniel at home and George of Midfield. Funeral services were held Monday from the family home near St. Marys with 9:30 mass at St. Marys Church conducted by Father Drozd. She had attended Hallettsville High, spent a year at Our Lady of Lake, taught at Stacy school, and was hospitalized after a car accident en route home with her mother. The Gazette extends sympathy to the bereaved.
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the Gazette
Ida Lee Bohuslav
Ad Bohuslav
Victor
Alec
Leon
Daniel
George
Midfield
St. Mary’s
St. Mary’s Church
Father Drozd
Hallettsville High
Miss Bohuslav
Our Lady of Lake
Stacy School
San Antonio
Rs. Bohuslav
Gazette
The Unwelcome Stranger at Palace Fri and Sat
Jack Holt, Jackie Searle and Mona Barrie star in a four story race track and its superstitions presented at the Palace with shows Friday and Saturday.
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Jack Holt
Jackie Searle
Mona Barrie
Palace
Wm. D. Green Leaves for Lubbock with Family
Wm. D. Green departed Wednesday for Lubbock accompanied by his mother and Miss Jerene Shaw of Wilson, as part of a family trip.
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Wm. D. Green
Jerene Shaw
Wilson
Lubbock
Imitation of Life drama at Palace with Colbert and Williams
A stirring mother love drama featuring Claudette Colbert and Warren Williams plays the Palace this Sunday and Monday. The cast delivers emotional performances in a film noted for its poignant themes and strong mother daughter dynamics.
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Claudette Colbert
Warren Williams
Palace
Krause Goes on Vacation Leave This Week
Fred C. Krause is on vacation leave this week, the agency announced. No further details were provided regarding the duration or replacement plans.
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Fred C. Krause
Five Table Bridge Party Hosted by Mrs Victor Stindt
Five tables of bridge players gathered for an early summer afternoon hosted by Mrs Victor Stindt. The pink and green reception suite featured dahlias zinnias and hydrangeas as a floral backdrop. High score went to Mrs A H Kaspar second to Mrs L E Denmark, prize to Miss Margaret Liebhafsky and low score to Miss Ethel Jaroszewski.
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Victor Stindt
A. H. Kaspar
L.E. Denmark
Margaret Liebhafsky
Ethel Jaroszewski
A Week of Extra Good Pictures at the Stranger
A week of featured films includes Im itation of Life on Sunday and Monday, Star of Midnight on Tuesday and Wednesday, and the welcome Stranger Fun. The listings promise a helpful guide to the week’s screen offerings.
Bunjes Girls 4-H Club Reports Canning Progress
The Bunjes Girls 4-H Club met Saturday June 1 at the Blohm building with prayers pledges and songs. Members reported their canning outputs and discussed Rally Day plans storage for containers and fruit and vegetable canning. Miss Pfluger demonstrated pickle brining. Next meeting set for Saturday June 15 at 2 p.m. at Blohm building. Star of Midnight shines with breathless romantic comedy at Palace Tuesday and Wednesday.
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Blohm
Pfluger
Home For Sale Cash Or Terms See Arthur Kaspar
A home is offered for sale with payment options cash or terms. Prospective buyers may contact Arthur H. Kaspar for details and arrangements.
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Arthur H. Kaspar
Banking Act changes urged to keep Fed independent
Businessmen and bankers testified before Congress warns that the Banking Act of 1935 could centralize power in the Federal Reserve Board and invite political control over banks. R S Hecht of the American Bankers Association argues independence from party influence is essential, proposing revisions to preserve sound credit and avoid political manipulation affecting deposits and monetary policy.
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Federal Reserve Board
Washington, D. C
Congress
Federal Reserve System
United States
Chamber of Commerce
R. S. Hecht
American Bankers Association
Senate
Washington
Federal Reserve Act
Supreme Court of Finance and Banking
Hecht
Banks repay large share of Reconstruction Finance loans
From February 1932 through April 30 1935 banks and trust companies received 1.86 billion dollars from the Reconstruction Finance Corporation and repaid at least 1.34 billion, a repayment rate over 72 percent. The OC lent 2.35 billion to 7,396 banks and trust companies, with 345 million withdrawn or canceled and 140 million not yet borrowed.
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Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Simplification of Bank Checks Bulletin Details Plans
A Bank Management Commission bulletin outlines plans to simplify bank checks, notes, and drafts by standardizing size and arrangement. The recommendations, issued about ten years ago and promoted by the Commerce Department, have achieved about 85 percent adherence among banks and users. The new bulletin preserves this standard by detailing full specifications to maintain high compliance.
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New York
Bank Management Commission
American Bankers Association
Association
United States Department of Commerce
National Bank Note Retirement Shifts Large Currency Holdings
National Bank notes are being retired on a scale around 800 million dollars. Deposits in the Treasury of lawful money rise to replace bonds backing outstanding notes, a process requiring withdrawal from circulation. The currency change will drive a sizable shift in bank funds, with little historical disturbance expected.
Club Members Report On Homemade Soap and Pantry Shelving
Mt. Olive and Milton Home Demonstration Club members share recipes for cold water soap made with lye and grease, noting faster production, better lather, and whiter clothes. Other club work highlights a $3.03 pantry upgrade with 42 feet of boards creating shelving to store about 738 pints of canned food, improving pantry organization.
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Emil Fojtek
Mt. Olive
Evelyn Dietschke
Moulton
E. A. Schumaker
Sublime Home Demonstration Club
Garden demonstrator Canning Beans Beets and Jellies
Kathryn Woytek a Sublime 4 H Girls Club garden demonstrator keeps a busy pantry with 28 quarts beets plum jelly 4 pints dewberry jelly 8 quarts pickles and 25 quarts beans. The beets cucumbers and beans came from her 4 H garden.
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Kathryn Woytek
Sublime
4-H
Easy economical use of surplus milk through cheese making
Members of the Moulton Home Demonstration Club produced 207 pounds of the 24 hour cheese over the last three months. The note highlights an economical farm kitchen practice and group activity.
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Moulton
Milady Peters Promotes Tomato Juice Seperator
Milady Peters of the Midway Home Demonstration Club endorses a labor saving seprosiv that quickly separates juice from tomato seeds and core. She reports brighter color faster production and a better juice result from using the device.
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Milady Peters
Midway Home Demonstration Club
Gazette Representatives Attend State Press Association
The Gazette will be represented at Galveston this week by Miss Annie Louise Plageman and Mrs. E A Busch who joined the Howertons of the Cuero Record yesterday for the trip to the event.
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The
Gazette
Galveston
State Press Association
Annie Louise Plageman
E. A. Busch
Howerton’s
Cuero Record
Seguin and Houston Guests Visit Ed gar Wolters Home
Mr and Mrs G W Blumberg and their son from Seguin, Carl Schaefer and Miss Stella Middleton of Houston were guests in the Ed gar Wolters home Sunday, with Russell Schaefer of Schule nburg also in attendance.
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G. W. Blumberg
of Seguin
Carl Schaefer
Stella Middleton
Houston
Edgar Wolters
Russell Schaefer
Schulenburg
Funeral Attendees Include Father F X Wolf and Local Residents
Father F. X. Wolf of Schulenburg attended the funeral of Mrs. Emilie Strauss last Friday. Mrs. Mattie Canon and Joyce Jean arrived from Houston Friday and left Saturday for Hallettsville. Miss Aline Zappe and Weldon Schramm came in from Houston last Tuesday.
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F. X. Wolf of
Schulenburg
Emilie Strauss
Aline Zappe
Weldon Schramm
Houston
For sale or trade Jersey cow offering milk daily
Classified notice lists several farm items including a Jersey cow yielding three gallons daily available for sale or trade with inquiry at the office. also sale of the late Mrs. Zander residence via John Zander. another milk cow fresh in milk referenced with Theo Rogge.
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Jersey
Wm Zander
John Zander
Theo. Rogge
Man Wanted for Rawleigh Route Opportunity Ad
Rawleigh Co seeks a man to handle a distribution route in Memphis Tennessee. This is a real opportunity for the right person and the company offers assistance to get started. Write Rawleigh Co Dept TXF-691-0 Memphis TN.
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Rawleigh
Rawleigh Co
Dept
Memphis
Tenn
Interest rate cut on Federal Land Bank loans announced
The Halletts ville National Farm Loan Association reports an 8 percent rate for one year starting July 1, 1935 and 4 percent for two years from July 1, 1936, under the Farm Credit Act of 1935. The act also expands Land Bank Commissioner financing to tenant farmers and to direct loans on farm purchases through 1940 with 75 percent cap.
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al Wederal Land Bank
National Farm Loan Associations
M. I. Bozka
Hallettsville National Farm Loan Association
Bozka
A. C. Williams
Federal Land Bank of Houston
Farm Credit Administration of Houston
Federal Land Bank
Farm Credit Act
Roosevelt
National
Farm Loan Associations
Farm Credit Act of
Land Bank Commissioner
Land Bank
Farm Credit Administration
Misses Edith Ann Kubecka and Mary Lou Janecek in San Antonio
Edith Ann Kubecka and Mary Lou Janecek spent last week in San Antonio. The pair engaged in a brief visit, touring local sites and meeting residents, according to social notes from the trip.
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Edith Ann Kubecka
Mary Lou Janecek
San Antonio
Novak Family Vacation in House on Last Week
Mr and Mrs Emil Novak and their family spent a few days in House on last week. The brief notes their stay and family time in the city.
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Emil Novak
Houson
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