Lavaca County Red Cross Directors Elect Executive Committee
Lavaca County Chapter American Red Cross directors met in Hallettsville to elect an executive committee for the coming year. Unanimous picks include Rev. Thomas R. Thomas, Prof. Frank Schoppe, Rev. Godfrey Kuratka, Rev. Schuetze, and Rev. A. H. Falkenberg. Bozka named treasurer after Dulany resignation. Also appointed were Mrs. Lo Wolters as Women Service Chairman and Bozka as Disaster Chairman.
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Lavaca County
American Red Cross
Hallettsville
Thos
R. Thomas
Frank Schoppe
Godfrey Kuratka
Sweet Home
Schuetze
Shiner
A. H. Falkenberg
Moulton
Don Dulany
M.I. Bozka
Lo Wolters
Women Service
M. I. Bozka
American’ Red Cross
How a Bank Lends to Meet Depositors' Needs
A country banker explains bank lending as central to its business. Loans are extended only to borrowers who can repay on time, with deposits kept as reserves. Banks avoid partnering in industries, keeping loans liquid and well scrutinized, based on borrower assets, endorsers, and average deposits.
Will Rogers on banking crisis critics
Will Rogers explains the bank troubles saying the public borrowed when funds were available but failed to repay when banks needed repayment, arguing the blame is not solely on bankers. He notes lending responded to demand and repayment constraints shaped the crisis.
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Will Rogers
Advertising Aids Business Revival in New York
Advertising counsel A W Diller told bankers at a conference that aggressive advertising revives business despite dull conditions. He urged firms to plan now, believing this year offers opportunity as the public reads newspaper ads and responds to persuasive campaigns. He noted responsible companies can gain new business by going after it and reinforcing public confidence.
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New York
A. W. Diller
Bankers
Diller
Advertising Policy During Financial Strains
The piece discusses how advertisers should respond to current economic conditions. It warns against abrupt on off advertising and stresses that spending reductions can break continuity, making it harder to resume effectiveness later. It notes retrenchment is natural but dangerous if it gaps long term advertising impact.
Births in May Signal New Family Additions
Judge Lichey records reveal multiple births: Otto Henry May 1 to O H Uhrbroch. Paul May 8 to Adolf Pekar. Leo May 15 to Leo Dra bek. Addie Jean May 16 to Albert Herrisen. Ruth Mae May 16 to Gerh Renken. Louis John May 17 to Chas A Tesar. Aldis Marvin May 20 to Alfred Breitkreutz. Emily Jane May 26 to Joe Schovassa. Joe May 27 to Geo Vancura.
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Gerh. Renken
Louis John
Chas. A. Tesar
Aldis Marvin
Alfred Breitkreutz
Emily Jane
Joe Schovassa
Joe
Geo. Vancura
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic Tackles Malaria and Boosts Blood
An old remedy claim promotes Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as a dual action treatment that destroys malarial infection in the blood and strengthens blood with iron. It asserts broad use, safety for children, pleasant taste, and availability at all stores.
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Grove
Mount Olive trustees reelect 1983 84 staff
Mount Olive School trustees re elected their same instructors for the 1983 84 term Principal Mrs Julius Kutac and assistant Miss Wilma Kasper return to duties Bargain Day 4th Wednesday W L Russell and wife of Houston visit relatives.
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Mount Olive
Julius Kutac
Wilma Kasper
W. L. Russell
Houston
Family reunion at J. M. Canon home this weekend
H E Siems notes a joyful family gathering with Roy Canon and wife from Austin, E J Kempe and wife from Flatonia, Shelly Canon and Roscoe Canon families from Houston and Mexico, Dennis Eugene and Joyce Jean, and J J Schultz of Shiner. Richard Strauss Jr. left Monday for San Marcos to enter State Teacher's College for the summer. Bargain Day set for the 4th Wednesday. Your mother always your mother. What about your wife. Doesn't she count. Irene Dunne in The Silver Cord at Palace Theatre Sunday and Monday.
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J. M. Canon
Roy Canon
Austin
E. J. Kempe
Flatonia
Shelly Canon
Houston
Roscoe Canon
Mexico
Dennis Eugene
Joyce Jean
J. J Schultz
Shiner
Irene Dunne
Tomato thieves arrested after truckload stolen on Will Reid farm
An aged man and a boy were arrested on charges of entering Will Reid's tomato field on the Hope road Saturday night and stealing about 2000 pounds of tomatoes, which were taken to Hallettsville and sold. Officers say court proceedings will reveal details. Will Reid, a prominent tomato grower, had a similar prior loss last year.
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Will Reid
Hallettsville
Wick
Hope Road
Yoakum Times
Greenville
Texas
Bettie Jean
Ted
George Lynch
Edgar Wolters
Edith
Dorothy Jean Blohm
Denton
Secret Lake Charles Wedding Revealed in Christmas Holidays
Miss Claudia Mae Milligan a John C French school faculty member and S D Kelley Gonzales business man quietly wed in Lake Charles during the holidays. The Record notes both are well known locally and offers congratulations and best wishes.
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Lake Charles
Claudia Mae Milligan
John C French School
S. D. Kelley
Gonzales
Cuero
Francis Wilson
Galveston
Houston
Nagging Pains Warn of Hidden Health Signals
The notice warns that temporary pain relief hides underlying problems and urges immediate treatment of the root cause. It promotes Cardus to strengthen the body, claims broad consumer use, and suggests availability in stores.
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Cardus
Dances at Mt Olive and nearby venues this June
This brief notes three upcoming dances at Mt Olive School Wied Hall and Boundary School with West Bros Bohemian Radio Orchestra and Sweet Home band. Admission 25 cents. Everyone invited. joyous notices urge attendance and community gathering across June 17 18 21.
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Mt Olive School
West Bros
Wied Hall
Bohemian Radio Orchestra
Boundary School
Huebner and Philips Tie the Knot in Houston
Mr and Mrs J H Huebner Mrs K J Muecke and Mrs Henry Weitz returned from Houston Tuesday after attending the Monday wedding of Edwin Huebner and Miss Josephine Philips in a ceremony there.
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J. H. Huebner
K. J. Muecke
Henry Weitz
Houston
Edwin Huebner
Josephine Philips
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