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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1927
Page
8
A brief, timeless reflection extols smiles as free and priceless. It notes that a simple smile enriches both giver and receiver, aiding happiness at home and courtesy in business, lasting memory for others, and acting as nature's antidote to trouble, though it cannot be bought or stolen.
A sandwich spread combines grated orange rind with equal butter and a dash of orange juice. It suits afternoon tea and is good with beverages at evening gatherings.
Mrs Ella Moeckel born February 6, 1878 in New Ulm Austin county. She married August Moeckel and moved to Sealy then Shiner after his death. Funeral held in Seguin June 21 with tributes from Methodist minister and Rev A E Rector. Survived by daughter Christa Blumberg and two half brothers. Ralph Walton born to daughter Mrs W R Elliott of Chattanooga.
Wilbur A. Sengelmann of this city, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gus Sengelmann, is among ten Texas college men selected by First National Pictures and College Humor. Each student had about five hundred feet of film made, and the footage will be shown in theatres nationwide. Schulenburg Sticker.
We extend heartfelt thanks to friends and neighbors for quick aid after the sudden death of Fritz Bohmann. Special appreciation to Rev. Roth for comforting words and floral offerings. God bless you, Mrs. Lizzie Bohmann, Melvin Rogge, and family.
Mr and Mrs F A Lloyd have arrived and settled in the cottage once occupied by Rev Biermann and family. Mr Lloyd serves as the vocational instructor at Shiner High School.
Mrs. H. C. Probst returned Saturday from Lampasas where she and Mr. Probst were called two weeks ago to attend the bedside of her father W. G. Chamblis who died after a lingering illness.
Miss Iane Mae Striebeck travels Sunday to Waco to join a girls camp party at Camp Swananoa in North Carolina where she will serve as an instructor. She spent Sunday with her father in Marlin before departure.
Dance at Henkhaus Texas Saturday night July 2 music by Darilek’s Orchestra. Gus Walters reported Sunday from Placerville California they traveled 2478 miles. A man lost from Bill Reichardt all day was found at sunset in a cherry tree. Local hospital patients include Mrs Tom Hubka Sr Mrs Jno Handel Miss Bessie Petry Miss Annie Wagner Hallettsville G H Muellerbabe and W L Martin.
A community dance at Rocky Site Sunday night July 3 1927 invites all ages. Music by Patek's Orchestra promises lively entertainment for old and young alike.
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