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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1934
Page
4
Congressman Mansfield and Columbus editor Henry Hurt toured Shiner Friday night. Text notes Mansfield’s improved health and unopposed status while he continues district-wide visits. The Gazette’s “scribble lady” laments missing their dusk parsonage call.
Walter Richter of San Francisco sent a kind note last week with a check to advance his subscription to 1936. He and Mrs. Richter left Shiner for Houston relatives then Little Rock to spend time with her family, having not seen Shiner in nearly 30 years. He traveled widely and observed global progress, yet found Shiner now up to date with modern improvements.
The State University reports a 4077 registration for summer sessions the largest in its history and anticipates higher figures with the second term starting July 17. Sul Ross College Alpine records about 900 registrations while A and I College Kingsville exceeds last year by over 25 percent with 700 enrollments.
In a column by F.N. Shepherd, the American Bankers Association faces distortion of banker image. He argues that only a small fraction of the population suffered losses, while millions of depositors remained unharmed. He credits bankers who endured the financial hurricane and cites widespread public blame as irrational and disproportionate.
Miss Beatrice Zappe entertained Miss Alice Pohler a bride elect with a Thursday breakfast china shower at 8 o clock. The event featured a Chinese theme with pink and gold decor, pajama attire, and a book for guests to write recipes in a painted china cup. Out of town guests included Miss Avis Cook and Ina John Gibson.
Miss Alice Pohler was named honor guest at a pajama party hosted by Miss Gertrude Kasper on a Wednesday in June. Guests traveled to Yoakum for Melody in Spring then returned for games, gifts, and a midnight lunch. Out of town attendees included Miss Avis Cook and Ina John Gibson.
The Federal Reserve System and the Comptroller of the Currency announce a coordinated push to examine trust departments like commercial banks. Federal and state authorities will deploy expert staff across twelve districts, standardizing oversight for trust entities in both national and state banks.
Miss Rose Gasser entertained on Tuesday afternoon with a bridal bridge for Miss Alice Pohler. Four tables of players enjoyed red and white zinnias and carnations. Prizes went to Mrs. W. G. Stindt high, Mrs. Ruth Scott second, Mrs. Gladys Mueller low, and the hostess gifted a new elephant for the honoree. A Dutch lunch with beer was served on red and white trays.
Miss Margaret Liebhafsky returned Saturday from a visit with her sister Miss Hertha at the State University and from a few days at San Marcos State Teachers College.
Moulton Eagle notes the garlic crop is the best in years with about 150 acres planted. The crop should come in shortly and provide income for the grower when other sources fail.
A personal narrative describes using Cardus to build strength, detailing steps, experiences, and observed effects. The account emphasizes gradual progress, motivation, and the role of the supplement in daily routine.
Joe Bolech, enlisted in the conservation camp at Prescott Arizona, requests the Gazette be mailed to his updated address. Postcard greetings arrived Saturday from Mother Augustine and Sister Hedwig who are visiting the Century of Progress in Chicago.
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