15 Mar 1923
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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1923
Page
1
Opening game of the season set for next Sunday afternoon on the new diamond at Welhausen's pasture. The fats and jeans square off for the benefit of the Shiner Base Ball Club.
Mr. T. M. Nowlin received the sad news of his brother's death in Bizbee Arizona on Friday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Nowlin left Saturday for Fort Worth to meet the body and bring it to the old home at Myrtle Mississippi. They expect to be away several weeks visiting, and the aged father. Mr. Nowlin's many friends extend sympathy in his bereavement.
United Dr Martin Luther harc Sunday School at 9 30 Services at 10 30 a m Luther League at 7 30 p m You are cordially invited to our service Wolfsdorf Pastor.
Dipping dates set for Schroeder Vat 101 on March 17 and 31 and for Henkhaus Vat 90 on March 19 and April 2 with subsequent 14 day intervals. Supervising Inspector D. A. Davidson approves the schedule.
A city election will be held on the first Tuesday in April, the 3rd, at City Hall in Shiner, Texas. Voters elect one Mayor, three Aldermen, and one City Secretary for two years. Polls open at a.m. T. J. Ponton named election manager. Shiner Texas March 3 1923. E Rune Mayor. Attest J M Canon City Secretary.
A regular PTA session on March 8 with nineteen members present. President Mrs Alyina Wolters chaired as $34.75 in bills were ordered paid and $120.05 from the committee was cleared at a Colonial Entertainment fundraiser for the association. The group agreed to share half the cost of a flag pole to be erected on school grounds. Mrs Wm Green’s resignation was accepted. Two new members, Mesdames Otto Fisseler and Fritz Luedeke, were added to the roll. Secretary
Hon J J Mansfield congressman from the 9th District writes the Gazette to alter his address to Columbus Texas as he departs for Texas this week. The piece expresses hope the southern air will restore the Judge to his former good health.
A historical list of OHVIER FAIR officials and committees with named individuals in roles such as president vice presidents secretary treasurer and numerous specialty committees including Refreshments Finance Entertainment Grounds Advertising and more. The document notes that full committee lists will be provided next week.
The school auditorium was crowded Friday night as expression pupils under Miss Merrem and violin pupils under Miss Walters performed. Much praise was heard for both pupils and instructors, noting marked improvement since the first recital and earning deserved commendation for their efforts.
Immanuel Church announces a German service at 10 a.m. titled The Crucifixion of Christ and an English service at 7:30 p.m. Creation of Man. Sunday School at 9 a.m. A cordial welcome is extended by Pastor H. C. Biermann. Read our supplement.
The Lynch Davidson Lumber Co through manager O W Miler hosted two theatre parties at Liberty Theatre for Shiner High School girls and boys basketball teams during the past week. The attractions were The Trails End on Saturday and The Dangerous Curve Ahead the following night, a courteous gesture by Mr Miller.
The American Legion Auxiliary met in regular session at the Legion rooms last Thursday night. The general routine of business was discussed. All members are urged to be present at the next meeting to decide to what extent the Auxiliary shall be represented in the Pair.
Miss Helen Ruhmann returned last Wednesday from Fort Wayne Indiana and Marysville Ohio where she spent several weeks visiting Mrs. Jennie Hudgel.
Mrs. Chas. Longoria hosted the Five Hundred Club gathering on Friday afternoon. After a tie with Miss Mae Hughs, Mrs. Benno Holchak was awarded first prize. A salad course with coffee and cake followed. Attending were Mae Hughs Nora Huebner Emily Schmidt Hilla Plageman and Mesdames Victor Wolters E J Tomasco E J Henkhaus and Beno Holchak.
August and Theo Rogge are moving their Yorktown gin to Midway and will have it ready for the upcoming fall cotton harvest. The relocation aims to support local growers by providing processing capacity as the season begins.
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