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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1925
Page
9
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The inheritance tax of more than $200,000 was indicated on the estate of Mrs. Henni A. King of Kingsville, heir to the King ranch. Caesar Kleberg, executor, filed a preliminary report noting the estate’s size, as the King ranch spans over a million acres within its boundaries.
Community event at the rocky site next Sunday night June 28 invites all ages. Music by the Patek Band promises a lively evening for old and young alike.
On Thursday afternoon Mrs H H Hepler entertained the XX Century Club at the Amster flats with wild flower and fern decorations and Chinese style score cards. Forty two was the game, and Mesdames C Longoria and L Fink won novel electric grills after the eventful session.
A group from Shiner motored to a Lakeside resort Tuesday evening for wholesome sport followed by a dip in the lake waters. Miss Agnes Kolar Frances Zak Marie Lahbodny Anna Bozka and Messrs Louis James Jaro Netardus of Hallettsville Gus Netardus of Yoakum and Bill Reichardt of Shiner enjoyed hot ham burgers and Yoakum-made soda.
Mrs Geo Hamnon of Moulton and young Margaret Kerr of Houston were weekend guests of Mrs Joe Hughs, sharing hospitality and family time during the visit.
An item notes Mrs. Louis Fink returned last Wednesday from San Antonio. The brief item records her travel, with no additional context or events.
Mrs. Alvina Wolters and her son Max are visiting San Antonio. Miss Fern Richter left Sunday for Houston.
Paul Berckenhoff spent part of his vacation in Austin. He visited local sites and enjoyed downtime away from his usual work routine.
Mrs Henry Garbade returned to Galveston Monday accompanied by D Garbade Sr. Mr and Mrs Louis Billimek are spending this week in Corpus Christi. Father Morkovsky conducted services at the Catholic Church Sunday.
Mr Willlie H Backhaus departed Monday for Roscoe Nolan County where he has secured employment. The Gazette will keep him posted on Shiner happenings.
A notice from Hallettsville lists events on June 25 and Shiner on June 26 focused on diseases of the eye ear nose and throat. The item notes dates and locations without further detail.
Miss Leonida Schuhman left for Kenedy on Tuesday and returned today with Mrs Valenta. Bennie Fehrenkamp and John Deynhardt are spending the week at Juncton.
Mrs. R. H. Valenta accompanied Mrs. Steve Holchak and family as far as Kenedy on their return to Robstown Sunday.
Miss Bernandine Pophanken of Brenham visits Mrs J A Wolters and her son Herbert as a guest.
Mrs F Wilks and daughter Miss Viola Pfeil left for Cuero on Tuesday to spend several days with Mrs Wilks' sister who is critically ill.
Oscar Muecke arrives back in Cuero with his mother after studying at Louisville University. Local family notes his return and welcomes him.
Glen McElroy reports a change of address from Yoa Kum to Humble and notes current employment there.
Mrs. S A Thulemeyer and Miss Louise joined Wm Wendtland Jr during this week’s inspection of the Hood Tire territory in the South West. The trio reviewed operations and discussed market prospects in the regional area.
Thomas Hughs travels with his mother for a vacation starting Tuesday morning at Taylor Ranch near Wharton. They plan to enjoy outdoor activities and local sights during their stay.
Postmaster Koether is spending his vacation looking after business interests in Baylor County, managing affairs and monitoring local activities during a quiet period away from postal duties.
An advertisement from Corner Drug and Shiner Drug Co promotes Blue Star Remedy for skin diseases including eczema and ringworm. The pitch promises no staining on clothes and a pleasant odor, targeting sufferers of various skin conditions with a money-back guarantee.
Mrs Sam McMurray and son James arrived from Westhoff on Monday to oversee farming interests and tend to agricultural matters.
Mr and Mrs August Rogge with Misses Ruby and Gladys were accompanied home from Galveston by Mrs Henry Garbade in a brief family update noting travel.
George Rogge arrived Sunday from Mission and expects to join a party for a motor trip to Colorado.
Mr and Mrs Ad Richter spent a few days last week traveling to New Braunfels Fredericksburg and San Antonio for leisure visiting German Texas towns and enjoying local sights and hospitality.
Mr and Mrs Ed Donohue and family and Miss Winnie Donohue of Fort Worth are visiting relatives.
Mr and Mrs Alfred Merse Burger and Miss Lillian accompanied Miss Mayme to Houston Sunday where she will stay for a rest cure at the Baptist Hospital.
Janssen brothers departed last week with a crew of 27 men to Lubbock to commence the erection contract for the Lubbock Compress project.
Alois Kasper is erecting a bungalow on Ave F beside Peter Kuhn's house. Rumors suggest the property may belong to Rudy Hurta, prompting local intrigue and a question of ownership.
Gus Seim Victor Treptow and accompanying family report splendid fishing at Ingleside Bay after returning from a vacation. Geneva Seim and Lillian Fehrenkamp are mentioned among the party.
Mr and Mrs William Zappe and their family plan to depart around the first for Lubbock to spend the summer, leaving hometown routines behind for the warmer season.
A community barbecue at Kobernot School is planned for Sunday July 12. Dinner will be served at noon and a dance will follow in the evening at the school grounds. Local residents are invited to attend and enjoy the social event.
R B Kroulik is on his vacation leave of absence from duties. No further details provided.
Mrs. Lela Cook says years of gas and nervousness eased by Adlerika. One spoonful removes gas and bloating, offering a real cleansing of the bowels. The Shiner Drug Company advertises Adlerika as a faster, more effective remedy than pills.
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