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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1933
Page
4
Mrs Elizabeth Gerdes hosted the Tuesday 42 club with floral décor and a tray lunch of iced punch. Prizes went to Mrs Anton Blohm high and Mrs Emil Stach cut. Mrs Otto Fisseler was low. The next meeting, July 6, will be hosted by Mrs Hugo Helweg.
Crouquet party at the Rogges hosted eight guests Wednesday afternoon from 4 30 to 7. Miss Alice Pohler won the final play off among Miss Annie Louise Plageman and Miss Beatrice Zappe. Refreshments of iced green punch cake and sandwiches followed. The event honored house guest Miss Viola Smith of Frederick Oklahoma who received a remembrance. Tiny mallet favors served as keepsakes.
Miss Alice Pohler hosted a Friday home gathering with a pajama theme and self provided cushions. Beatrice Anah led a low score on enicks bridge wag and Gertrude Kaspar placed second as Viola Smith received a commemorative honor. Out of town guests included Mrs. Lee Fawcett and Mrs. James B. Taylor of Yoakum. Shoes removed at entry. Chinese motif extended to sandwiches snake cookies rice pudding and incense on luncheon trays.
Calvin Krause marked his eighth birthday Tuesday afternoon by hosting 35 children at Bluecher Park. Sandwiches cookies and lemonade were served as the youngsters played and wished for many more joyful birthdays with Calvin.
For 500 bucks a day and the pick of the dames he risked his neck to make singer Dovitabut theatre Fri.
A box supper at the Game and Fish Reserve hosted by Agenda featured each girl preparing lunch for two tucked into ribboned boxes. Guests were blindfolded, drew ribbons to pair with partners, and followed note instructions to separate nooks along the dam creek for their luncheon in secluded spots.
Friends gathered last Thursday at Mr and Mrs Filip to celebrate Irene’s ninth birthday. Outdoor games followed by cake sandwiches iced tea and ice cream were served. Guests departed late wishing Irene many more happy birthdays.
Beasley community group meeting at Beasley school on Friday June 23 featured Miss Della Pfluger’s demonstration. Officers elected included Mrs J J Schultz as president and Viasta A Elsik as reporter. Foods canned were corn vegetable soup beets beans and okra. The district includes Michna Hagen South Mustang and Beasley schools. Next meeting set for Friday July 14 at Beasley with hoped for large turnout.
Mrs. R. L. West of Huntsville Alabama writes that after weakness side pain and weight loss she started Cardui on encouragement from her aunt. She reports feeling better after using three or four bottles and her side pain disappearing as she regained strength. Cardui is sold at local drug stores.
Mrs Emil Stach enjoys a vacation from the local telephone exchange. Mr and Mrs Ross Bonano of Houston visited the Emil Morgenroth home Tuesday and escorted Mrs Morgenroth home after she had been visiting her daughter for a wedding.
Mrs Joe Kasper and her daughters Bernita and Eileen Hein visited Ballinger. The outing highlighted local family ties and social ties within the Ballinger community, with residents noting the cordial reception and neighborhood greetings during the visit.
In a courtroom style confession, Max reveals he was entangled with Pat Thayer, was hustled into a bank robbery by a gunman, and killed no one. He details how Thayer cheated him, how fear led to murder by another, and how he kept stolen money hidden in a steel box after dumping a corpse and manipulating the evidence.
Jim Hanvey negotiates with Max Vernon to repay the missing sixteen hundred and get a job, promising release once the cash is returned and the Marland bank is settled. John Reagan presses for the murder case of Pat Thayer as Vernon’s fate hangs on the bank payoff.
In Marland university’s president office a tense scene unfolds with police officer John Reagan and student leaders as Jim Hanvey details the Pat Thayer case. He exonerates Max Vernon and reveals Miss Peyton’s concealed marriage to Thayer, denying Tony Peyton’s involvement and fueling shock among the crowd.
This note outlines annual home canning needs by category: leafy greens 120 containers, starchy vegetables 100, other vegetables 80, fruits and orchard 150 plus tomatoes 120, meat 50, grains 26, sweets 52 pints plus 52 pounds of honey and syrup, pickles 50. It discusses how climate and garden season affect total canning and notes tomatoes may be sufficient at 120 containers since fresh supply lasts two months.
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