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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1940
Page
5
The notice explains that two years of college aids a career as a Flyer, while high school graduates who pass exams and are 20 to 27 unmarried can become Cadets. Those with less education, ages 18 to 35, may enlist in any branch, attend school, then take the examination.
Those Were The Days at good old Siwash is the kind of picture that entertains and takes your mind off the terrible war news at Palace Theatre on Tuesday and Wednesday. Beatrice Zappe visited Columbus relatives last week. Berckenhoff and Keuper/Tait families attended a Schulenburg wedding. Diouhy and Filip visited Frank Diouhy's home. William Zappe travels to Mineral Wells to visit his son and family.
The Grand Board decides that a house or out house insured in this Association used by the community for making mattresses is insured only against storm and lightning during that use. The Secretary should be notified when any insured building is used for this purpose. Wm Hagendorf, Secretary.
The Common Citizens League met in Hallettsville to choose their Lavaca County representative. Patton McCrod chaired with E. W. Drysee acting secretary. Monie McCord was unanimously selected to run in the July primaries. a formal announcement will follow.
County Agent G. C. King visits Louis Spaniel in Witting May 10 to showcase super phosphate benefits on clover and sorghum cane. Strip applications yield 6 to 8 inch taller clover and greener sorghum. Spaniel, dairy producer, reports April income around 70 dollars from dairy and 45 from poultry.
Miss Della Hartl, a bride elect, was honored with a miscellaneous shower Sunday afternoon June 9 at the Prairie View School near Dreyer. About 80 guests signed the guest book. The program included a “Wedding of the Flowers” contest, prizes to Mrs Alfred Mueller and Mrs Wm Koenning, songs by Helen Mueller and Lorene Smith, piano duet by Sarah Louise and Annette Turk, and speeches by Cleo Dahse and Anna Marie Moore. Refreshments of sandwiches, cake and punch were served. The honoree received many gifts.
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