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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1929
Page
10
The article urges economical use of peaches as prices stay low and presents several salad ideas. It details a California Jellied Peach and Cheese Salad with gelatin peach syrup cream cheese balls and a lettuce bed. It also offers Peach Cross stuffing with dates raisins and nuts and another rice and pecan mix with Russian dressing.
The Volstead act altered many industries including sardines once tied to bar trade. Production dropped from three million cases to two million, but canners shifted to higher quality packing with sauces like oil mustard and tomato. Hot canned sardines make easy meals and canapés remain popular for spring outings.
More than a thousand delegates representing 1,100,000 Lutherans will gather June 19 to 29 at Concordia Teachers Seminary River Forest Illinois. Reports on three years work will shape plans for the next triennium with decisions on education and missions and a grand June 28 Soldiers Field quadricentennial Luther’s Catechism celebration.
Editor E A Bosl of Schu lenburg Sticker and Miss Helen Deichmann of New York City wed at The Little Church Around the Corner on Saturday June 8 at 3 30 pm Rev Randolph Ray officiated The wedding party included groom’s brother as groomsman and bride’s sister as matron of honor The couple will sail from New York City July 22 visiting Havana and New Orleans before returning home to Schulenburg via Quebec and Canada with receptions in New York City and a planned arrival in Schulenburg in early July.
A Sunday night event at Bluecher Park on June 23 offers good music maple flour and refreshments on the ground. All are cordially invited to attend.
A community dance at Kopecky School invites all ages to Sunday June 23 with a cordial welcome. The event welcomes young and old and encourages turnout from local residents.
Mr and Mrs Ad Richter and C B Welhausen along with Mr and Mrs Peck Welhausen spent Sunday in San Antonio for a social outing with family and friends.
An old advertisement proclaims a remedy for colds grippe flu dengue bilious fever and malaria as the quickest cure available, promising rapid relief and broad efficacy. The note highlights its speed and wide range of listed illnesses.
The former Wm. Goesch residence is under substantial repairs and is expected to be occupied by Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Jaroszewski around July 1. The notice notes the pending occupancy by the couple after renovations.
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