$5 Car Stamps On Sale At Postoffice
The $5 car use stamps are on sale at post offices. Every motor vehicle must have one by July 1st. They will be valid until June 30th, 1943.
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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1942
Page
1
The $5 car use stamps are on sale at post offices. Every motor vehicle must have one by July 1st. They will be valid until June 30th, 1943.
The Shiner Business Men's Club will meet this Thursday at Meyers Modern Café to discuss local business matters and community activities. Members are encouraged to attend and share updates on upcoming events and initiatives.
Pearl Stoeltje has accepted a secretarial position in the office of D L Hudson, County Clerk of Hallettsville Texas. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Alfred Stoeltje of Rt J Moulton and a Shiner High School graduate and Baldwin Business College student. She nears graduation in Baldwin's combined course.
Evangelical Unity of the C. M. Brethren Church schedules Sunday School at 9 30 a m and evening services at 8 p m in Shiner on June 28 with Rev J A Barton of Bellville Texas delivering the sermon
June 28 schedule announces 10 a.m. Sunday School 11 a.m. Worship with the sermon Does It Pay To Be A Christian and 8:45 p.m. sermon Victory. Pastor A G C Peterson extends a warm invitation. The church emphasizes that the church needs you and you heed the church.
The Church of Christ, Scientist publishes the Sunday Lesson Sermon for June 28. The Golden Text urges growth through pure speech and virtue. The lesson includes Romans 15:4 about learning from scripture and obtaining hope through patience and comfort.
The United Dr Luther Church in Yoakum offers Sunday School at 10 a m and Divine Service at 11 a m in English, with a 9 p m English service. A junior choir meets Friday at 5 p m. A film King of Kings screens Tuesday at 8 p m, June 30, and a workers conference runs Monday to Friday, June 29–July 3, at the Yoakum church. Rev. Richard Schuetze invites all to attend sessions and join in fellowship.
Rev. Cecil J. Harper of Atlas Texas will conduct services for the local Baptist congregation this Sunday at 11 a.m. and at 8 30 p.m.
Thomas Hughs and Henry C. Nickel, pastor, welcome attendees for the fourth Sunday service at 3 p m. in the church on the corner of F street.
Monsignor Netardus, beloved pastor, was honored at a Sunday night gathering in the Parish Hall. Dr. F. M. Wagner presided as toastmaster and introduced speakers from San Antonio Schulenburg and Fort Benning. Out of town guests included Sgt John Marcus and families. The event featured remarks from multiple clergy and community members and was capped by Patek's Band and a large spread.
Our townsman John Wagner celebrated his 85th birthday with his children and relatives visiting from near and far. Neighbors and friends attended a pleasant evening at his home and enjoyed delicious refreshments as well wishers sent blessings for continued health and happiness.
The Blessed Virgin Society plans an important meeting on Sunday June 28 following the second Mass. All members are urged to attend.
Mrs Emma Breitkreutz wife of H J Breitkreutz died Monday June 22 after a long illness at the local hospital Funeral services were held Tuesday at 4 pm from Eschenburg Funeral Parlor to United Dr Martin Luther Church Rev R Schuetze conducted the service The Lutheran Choir sang hymns with a large number of relatives and friends present Interment was in Shiner City Cemetery Pallbearers were Lambert Moebes Edgar and Walter Breitkreutz Harvey Albert Norwin Schimeck and Merry Wendtland Surviving are six children from both marriages plus siblings and in laws The community offers sincere sympathy in her passing
Guardianship of Wyvonna and Stayton Flowers approved for mineral lease with bond posted. Estate of Edward Schaefer: inventory and appraisal approved. Guardianship of Wm C Migl minors inventory and appraisal approved. Sale set aside application approved. Estate of Katherina Vondra will probate granted and will admitted on Joseph Muras testimony. John Patek Sr named independent executor without bond. Alfonso Grill Joe Muras Isidor Simper named appraisers.
Victor Meyer, in Australia since January, writes to his parents about air raids and seeing Allied planes shoot down enemy aircraft. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. O. S. T. Meyer and has served almost three years. Also noted is Adolf Baros, son of Mr. and Mrs. John J. Baros, in the navy in the Panama Canal Zone, recently promoted to radioman second class. Mrs. O. C. Henkhaus returns from Rusk and Mrs. Oran Davis visits with relatives.
At the Lavaca County ACA weekly meeting July 1 was set as the official date when cotton reaches the boiling stage for ACP purposes. Over planted producers must destroy excess acreage before that date or within 10 days after notice of measurements, whichever is later. Secretary Lavaca ACA.
The Red Cross reports Mrs. Leon Maker received a medal for knitting and calls for volunteers to knit or sew. A new shipment of sewing and wool arrived this week and there is a rush order for army and navy sweaters. The secretary appeals to all who can to join the knitters and help Shiner meet its quota.
Citizens are urged to donate all usable scrap rubber from homes garages and offices to support the national campaign. The appeal stresses that every mat trunk or small piece adds to a larger pile and helps prevent gasoline rationing while aiding the war effort. Take items to any service station collection center and contribute patriotically.
Mr and Mrs Carl M Little of San Antonio welcome a baby girl born on June 4. The couple now has two daughters with the mother formerly known as Miss Pearl Rabe.
C R Longorio Jr of Edinburg accompanies by cousin J R Longorio Jr of Edinburg spend a few days in our city. Mrs Paul Berckenhoff of Wolters Bros force is on her vacation this week.
Miss Mary Dolezal and Mr Otto Michalec wed in an 8 am ceremony at St. Josephs Church Yoakum with Rev H V Hug officiating. Attendants wore orchid hydrangeas and daisies. couple left for Lake Charles Louisiana after a dinner at the bride's home. The bride is a former Duncan Field employee and the groom works at Sub-Depot Duncan Field.
Thirty civilian defense volunteers are needed immediately to train for uncompleted branches of Civilian Defense. Register with the Chief Fire Department to join and receive instruction and assignment.
Approximately 220000 young Texans aged eighteen to twenty must register on June 30. General J. Watt Page, State Selective Service Director, announced that men born between January 1 1922 and June 30 1924 must register from 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. on Tuesday June 30 and provide correct addresses for official communications. He added this fifth registration completes the inventory of the Nation's potential manpower, though men under twenty are not yet subject to induction for combat duty.
Selective Service registration set for June 30 1942 at the Dreyer School House between 7 a m and 9 p m. Registration location and hours detailed for local enrollees.
The local hospital reports current patients including Mrs H P Schaefer Schulenburg Louis Reindl Mrs Jim Zidek Milton Mrs Adolph Zander Shiner Mrs A J Zrazavy Dilley Gladyg Fikac Sweet Home Joe Kurtz Yoakum Dismissed patients are Mrs L F Mazoch John Kobersky Henry Raabe Weimar Louis Havel Sweet Home Mrs Frank Patek Mrs Ed Opella Shiner
Mrs Elo Wolters received a Washington Red Cross message stating Miss Bertha Dworsky second lieutenant in the Army Nursing Corps was not a casualty when Corregidor fell. Her location is unknown, but the news brought joy to friends here, and she was informed to her mother Mrs Annie Dworsky of Hallettsville.
Civilians who trained in first aid or observation duty are reminded to report their station in case of an air raid. Those on observation duty are exempt from Civilian Defense duties. Please contact Paul Klekar immediately.
Texas reports a 19 percent drop in traffic fatalities in the first five months of 1942 as patrolling, enforcement, and curbs on speeding reduce deaths. Houston tops cities over 100,000 for fatalities. Dallas, Fort Worth, and San Antonio follow. Beaumont and Corpus Christi show mid-range ranks in smaller cities.
State Police Director Homer Garrizon announced a training school for instructors of Auxiliary Police to be held soon at Public Safety Headquarters in Austin. The course, developed with Governor Coke R Stevenson and R E Smith, involves about 42 hours of instruction and will use State Police classrooms with dormitory housing for regular law enforcement members.
Miss Mayme Merseburger hosted the Garden Club gathering on June 19. Members Edgar Wolters Ernest Hajek Rudie Valenta and O C Henkhaus were chosen for the hospital flower committee. Iris rhizome planting was discussed with August orders planned. Mrs A L Valek to host in July. Reporter.
Mrs J L Quicksall Jr and Miss Allyne Quicksall of Waco were hosted by Mrs Louis Trautwein on Saturday for table games. Summer flowers brightened the rooms, patrons enjoyed two course refreshments, with Mrs Quicksall and Mrs J C Blohm winning high scores in forty two and bridge respectively. The afternoon was spent with the group.
Dr. J. P. Bartak will address seniors and others at the High School Gym on June 25. Recently returning from a Nazi-dominated region, he will recount his experiences in an educational program. The event opens with a band concert at 8 45 PM, followed by an introduction by Paul R. Otto, president of the school board, and Bartak's address at 9 20 PM.
Dr J P Bartak displayed a rare Czech Bible dated 1488 at the Methodist Sunday School last Sunday. The lone American exhibition marks the treasure as four years older than Columbus discovery and the Shiner Church becomes the first in the country to view it.
Sugar stamps No. 5 and 6 rise to two pounds each covering four weeks. Stamp No. 4 expires June 27. Stamp No. 5 valid until July 26. Stamp No. 6 valid until August 22. Grocers will handle fewer stamps under the plan.
Elo Henkhaus Sr drove into town with Otto Fisseler and Otto Glatzert to display a 35 lb yellow cat caught Saturday morning. The fish story notes this was Elo's first fishing attempt in forty years, part of a catch totaling over fifty pounds. It playfully credits his dairy herd knowledge with an unexpected fishing flair.
All married and single men aged 20 to 30 with at least a bachelor’s degree from an accredited college and two one semester courses in college mathematics may apply for Officer’s Training School. The Coast Guard is now accepting applications. Information available at the Houston Sub-Recruiting Station, 210 Medical Arts Building, Houston, Texas.
The Midway Home Demonstration Club will meet Friday June 26 at the home of Mrs. John Hurta.
City Council of Shiner orders a special election for June 30 1942 to fill the unexpired Alderman term after C J Garbade becomes mayor. Election at City Hall with F R Mergenthaler as judge. polls open 8 AM close 6 PM. Candidates must file with City Secretary by June 20.
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