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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1938
Page
6
Local florist Shiner Florist offers funeral flowers around the clock, with phone access at 113 for orders. The brief notice highlights ready service for grieving customers seeking timely arrangements.
Roy Mewes spent part of his vacation visiting Austin and San Antonio, enjoying local sights and cultural venues during the trip.
Friends inform of the death of Dr Ka Walker of Ballinger who died Sunday at 12 30 p m. Dr Walker was a brother of Mrs A L Fuller who went to Ballinger to live with him. He belonged to a prominent local family formerly residing in this part of the state.
W. D. Green of Lubbock and his son spent several days with his mother Mrs. Julia Green, according to local notes on family visits.
Mr and Mrs Norman Fehrenkamp Mr and Mrs Julius Mikulenko of Hallettsville and Miss Evelyn Kasper of Plainview visited at the Elo Henk haus home Sunday in a social gathering with friends and family.
L J Peters and Miss Sydonia Fillip with Mrs Wm Ulrich of San Antonio visited Rudolph Fillip's home. News reached friends of the marriage of Elmer Flint Schulze to Mary Hope Dolan in Hayward California on Saturday May 28. The groom is son of Ad Schulze and his wife in our community, with many friends wishing a long happy life.
Mr and Mrs H H Strie beck are spending the week in San Antonio with no further details provided.
O. H. Deutsch E. H. Willman and families visited the Buchanan Dam and the upper hill country last Thursday. Mr and Mrs Kasper of es spent Monday in Shin er.
Friends and relatives sympathize with Mrs Roscoe Canon in the death of her mother who died in Chicago on Thursday June 23. Mrs Canon and her children were visiting Mrs Franks at the time of her death.
Mr and Mrs F H Cervenka spent Sunday with relatives in La Grange. Mrs Paul cnhert of Houston visited in Louis Wendel's home Sunday and Monday. Louis Wendel enjoyed Gulf breezes on the coast. Frances Blinka visited in San Antonio last week. Dr and Mrs A A Darilek and son and Joe Muras were Houston visitors last Wednesday. Frances and Anna Irene Donahue of Houston visited Miss Gussie Mae Eschen burg over the weekend. Mabel Merrem returned from State University summer school for a few days. Ella E Lane came back Saturday from Houston where she stayed with Judge C E Lane and relatives.
Miss Leonita Helmers of Houston visited her sisters Mrs Aug Baca and Mrs Thomas Hughs Sunday. Miss Wilma Huebner of Houston is visiting relatives. Wescote Guaranteed house paint offered at 2.95 per gallon. Western Auto Associate Store Dr A Lampe veterinary surgeon from La Grange Tex will be in Shiner June 30 to treat sick stock. That girl is certainly the picture of health. Yes she is mighty well painted.
ERs and social visits across Port Lavaca Fayetteville Ellinger Corpus Christi Rowena and Shiner noted. Families welcome guests from Galveston Dallas Frisco and Fort Worth with births and travel plans. County Clerk John Buchanan rushed to San Antonio due to his sister Volney Ellis illness and death.
F W Woolsey, president of the Austin Mutual Life Insurance Company, promotes local service and convenient payment options for policyholders in the Austin territory. The home office is reachable in a day, with low telephone costs and access to actuarial advice. Thousands pay via local banks, with flexible payment intervals and swift claim handling after a death. For coverage, contact the Austin Mutual Life Insurance Company in the Littlefield Building or a local agent for adult policies from ages 15 to 90 inclusive and juvenile policies from 24 months to 16 years inclusive.
In Quitman Texas Attorney General William McCraw warned citizens not to sleep on their rights or risk despot rule. He framed voting as the key protection in a democratic government and called the poll tax the passport to sovereignty, noting that those who do not pay it are disfranchised and lose a legal voice in government.
Elsie Hajek of Moravia 4-H Club won first in Lavaca County for improved bedroom judging with Pearl Stoeltje of Witting 4-H Club second. Mentioned were Margaret Streng Bunjes Club and Lydia Stuchly St. John's Club. First place includes a free trip to the A and M short course July 6 to 8.
The tale follows four brothers seeking the man responsible for their father’s death as they roam the world. Plays at the Palace Theatre Sunday and Monday.
An offer advertises radiator grill guards starting as low as 82c with emphasis on protective use and affordable pricing. The short promo targets vehicle owners seeking inexpensive grill protection.
The attorney general travels Central West Texas North Texas and East Texas as part of a campaign for governor. He highlights opposition to poll tax funding for education and aims to rally voters across regions.
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