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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1935
Page
5
Master Donald Filip shows signs of improvement following treatment for an infected foot. Medical staff report steady progress and hope for full recovery.
Yoakum Monument Co. and Joe Machac are noted on Hochheim road as a brief visit by Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Voight of New Braunfels to the Deutsch residence on Tuesday.
Mrs. H. M. Richter and daughter Miss Alice visit relatives from Houston along with Mrs. Edward Donahue and her daughters Irene and Margaret. Pete E. Etlinger is with the G. W. Eschenburg Undertaking Parlor during Joe R. Mikes illness.
Fire Chief Richter attended the State Firemen's Convention at El Paso last week. His train was held up nine hours en route home due to washouts, delaying others traveling by auto and bus. He met former Shinerite Frank Klohs, now of El Paso, and visited with local residents Mr and Mrs John Syamken and their son Alfred who were guests of August Winkenwerder and family.
Miss Edna Winkenwerder guested at the John Syamker home. Mr and Mrs Rudie Valenta and Marthalyn with Louis Wagener visited Brenham recently.
Mr and Mrs Alphonse Jaks arrived home last weekend from their wedding trip and are comfortably located in an apartment at the home of Mrs F J Meyer.
Sect L. E. Denmark attended last week's State Convention of the Texas Chamber of Commerce Managers and their School of Instruction in Brownsville. He reports a wonderful convention and brings home many helpful ideas.
Mrs Wm Macha, who has been a surgical patient at the local hospital for several weeks, returned to her home in Yoakum on Wednesday.
Mr and Mrs J M Canon left Monday for Austin where Mr Canon will attend the State Convention of Peace Officers.
Miss Nellie Syamken was a recent guest of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Dameran near Lockhart, with visits to Nederville Rogers Ranch and Lockhart during the stay.
Mr and Mrs E J Merrem returned Thursday night from the Hot Wells at Marlin where they spent several days. The local couple were greeted by friends upon their arrival and shared tales of the outing.
Miss Louise Stach resumes duty at the local telephone exchange after a two week vacation, rejoining staff on the shift roster and resuming responsibilities in the service center.
Olan Mittanek and his wife of San Antonio were accompanied by relatives during a Sunday gathering. The brief note places the family in a shared local visit context and identifies the couple and their city of origin.
Relatives and friends from Moulton Yoakum Kokernot Kokernot and nearby towns attended the funeral of Frank Wehl. The group included Mr and Mrs Emil Grunewald Mr and Mrs Otto Gerloff and family Mr and Mrs Walter Brunkenhoefer and family Mr and Mrs Jima Shuster and family of Moulton Mr and Mrs Fritz Quast Gerald and Miss Minnie Petering Mr and Mrs Willie Hagens Willie Nelson Mr and Mrs August Reichert and family of Yoakum Mr and Mrs John Baros Mr and Mrs Chas Baros and son and Mr and Mrs Stanley Barta and daughter of Kokernot.
Mr and Mrs Edgar Wolters visited Schulenburg Sunday afternoon and traveled to LaGrange Monday morning to see the Colorado on its rampage implying a news event linking the Wagons of Colorado's incident with local readers and nearby towns.
Ed Sommerlatte offers a 14 foot boat for sale in excellent condition with reasonable price. Contact details indicate seller and inquiry request.
Dr. H. A. Zappe of Mineral Wells spent a brief visit with his family circle Thursday of last week and was accompanied home by his mother, Mrs. Wm. Zappe.
An old advertisement urges trying Pepsi-Cola calling it bracing and healthful. It promotes a ten cent 12 ounce bottle priced at five cents for a 2 for 1 deal and asks readers to request it at all cold drink dealers.
A 42 person Bunjes school event was held Thursday night June 20 to benefit the Bunjes 4-H Girls Club. Admission was 25 cents, with lunch included, and the gathering began at 8 P.M. Guests included Mr and Mrs Alex Bernhard Mrs Albert Forke of Seguin and Miss Thekla Bernard of Dallas at the Deutsch and Willman home Tuesday.
Miss Mayme Merseburger returned home Sunday night from Galveston, according to a brief local update.
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