Shiner Business Men's Club Meets Tonight at 7
The regular meeting starts with a 7 o'clock luncheon served by the Senior Luther League in Luther Hall. After lunch A d H Kaspar will present the discussion topic School Consolidation. Supt Barron of Yoakum will be guest speaker. Some members owe March dues. come prepared to pay.
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Shiner Business Men’s Club
Luther League
Luther Hall
A. d H. Kaspar
Supt. Barron of
Yoakum
Legion Auxiliary Meets In Regular Session At Library
The American Legion Auxiliary met March 15 at the library with eleven members present. Acting secretary Mrs. A B Schultz filled in. A motion passed to pay all bills. Lunch fundraiser yielded $14.00. Discussion covered Child Welfare and aiding needy children at Shiner High and St Ludmila schools with tabs and pencils. Members urged to attend the March 19 district convention at LaGrange.
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American Legion Auxiliary
A. B. Schultz
Business Men’s Club
Shiner High
St. Ludmilas
LaGrange
Methodist Aid Society Plans Tea and Parcel Post Sale
On March fifteenth the Methodist Aid met at Mrs. R B Kroulik's home with Mrs. W H Plageman presiding. The treasurer reported $117.20 on hand. Members addressed new members and the ill list. A tea and parcel post sale was set for April nineteenth in the Blohm building. Gas, light and wood bills for the church were approved for payment and gas to be cut during summer. The lesson by Mrs Wm Wendtland Jr. was praised. Guests included Mesdames A F Brosch Alfred Brosch and Joe Kaspar. Mrs Arthur Kaspar joined as a new member. Silver offering was $3.90. Next meeting with Mrs Ed Herder.
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Aid
R. B. Kroulik
W. H. Plageman
H. H. Striebeck
Peck Welhausen
Blohm
Wm. Wendtland Jr
A. F. Brosch
Alfred Brosch
Joe Kaspar
Arthur Kaspar
Ed Herder
New Spring Hats at O H Deutsch
Bold new spring hats arrive at O H Deutsch offering affordable style for the season. Shop owners invite customers to preview a wide range of colors and sizes and note the continuing low prices.
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O. H. Duetsch
Remains Shipped for Interment of Local Resident Michalik
The remains of Ondrej Michalik who died at the local hospital Saturday night were shipped to Blessing for interment. He was a resident of Palacious, aged 47 years, three months and seventeen days.
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Ondrej Michalik
Blessing
Mr. Michalik
Palacious
Rain Storm Strikes South Texas Causing Damage and Falls
A severe electric storm with rain hail and strong northwesterly winds hit Victoria Texas and surrounding areas early Sunday shattering windows uprooting trees and blowing down poles. Most damage occurred south of Victoria toward Pleasant Green and Crescent Valley with hail as large as hen's eggs reported in Port Lavaca. The storm extended north to Yoakum and south to Alice. Roofing was stripped from the Victoria Theatre as lines and poles were blown down.
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Victoria
Texas
Pleasant Green
Crescent Valley
Port Lavaca
Yoakum
Alice
Victoria Theatre
Additional Mail Service for Shiner Matches St Patrick Day Plan
The notice announces new mail services for Shiner with two routes. South No 265 serves Yoakum Cuero Kennedy Victoria Westhoff San Antonio and areas west of San Antonio, with collection by 8 40 a m and departure at 9 00 a m daily except weekends. North No 266 serves Moulton Flatonia east to Houston west to San Antonio Dallas Fort Worth and other northern cities, with office by 7 00 p m and departure at 8 30 p m daily except weekends. The service supplements day trains and cautions patrons not to mail letters on trains for these routes.
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St. Patrick’s Day
Shiner
Yoakum
Cuero
Kennedy
Victoria
Westhoff
San Antonio
Moulton
Flatonnia
Houston
Dallas
Fort Worth
H. G. Koether
P. M
Election Order for Shiner Independent School District Trustees
The Board of Trustees of Shiner Independent School District ordered an election to be held at the Old City Hall in Shiner on April 1, 1933, to elect two school trustees. F R Mergenthaler will conduct the election as prescribed by law. Peter Kuhn, President. H G Hollmann, Secretary.
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Shiner Independent
Old City Hall
Shinerin
F. R. Mergenthaler
Peter Kuhn
Board of Trustees
H. G. Hollmann
Sec’y. Board of Trustees
Glee Club of SW Texas State Teachers College to Perform
The Men's Glee Club from Southwest Texas State Teachers College in San Marcos appears in a secular concert at the High School Auditorium next Saturday night March 25 at 8 oclock. Admission is free and the public is urged to attend.
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Southwest Texas State Teacher’s College At
San Marcos
United Dr Martin Luther Church Sunday School Invitation
The United Dr Martin Luther Church invites all to Sunday School at 9 30 a m with 15 teachers and officers. Divine Service is at 10 30 a m. Rev Emanuel Rowoldt will install the new Pastor Rev Richard Schuetze. Emmanuel Lutheran Church at Dreyer will also host Rowoldt’s installation at 2 30 p m and weekly Lenten services occur Wednesdays at 7 30 p m.
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Emanuel Rowoldt
Taylor, Tex
Richard Schuetze
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Dreyer
Rowoldt
Peter
Annual Twentieth Century Club Social Meeting Highlights
On March 15 members of The Twentieth Century Club hosted their husbands and guests at Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Welhausen’s home. The event featured purple and gold decor and 42 games with refreshment of punch cake and sandwiches. Mrs. E. G. Buske won the club ribbon for high among members, while Mr. Edgar Wolters earned high among guests and Mr. Adolph Richter took the booby.
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Twentieth Century Club
C. B. Welhausen
E. G. Buske
Edgar Wolters
Adolph Richter
Welhausen
Methodist Church Services Next Sunday Night
Regular services at 7 30 p m Sunday March 26 led by Rev W M Rader. Following the sermon the Quarterly Conference session will be held. Public invited to worship with us. Don E Dulaney Pastor.
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W. M. Rader
Don. E. Dulaney
Birthdays Celebrated at Gonzales Home
A large gathering of friends and relatives celebrated the birthday anniversaries of J. M. Mikesh and his son W. J. Mikesh at their Gonzales home on Sunday. Attendees from the area included Lud Matus family, Louis Urabek family, Chas Velek, Joe Ermis, Adolph Velek, and Frank Heiman families.
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J. M. Mikesh
Gonzales
W. J
Adolph Velek
Frank Heiman
Immanuel Lutheran Church English Services Set for March 26
Immanuel Lutheran Church announces divine services in English on Sunday, March 26, at 10 30 a.m. Everyone is cordially invited to attend.
Animal Kingdom at Palace Theatre The Best are Human
A brief note promotes a Palace Theatre program showing Animal Kingdom on Sunday and Monday. The blurb emphasizes themes of love and humanity as central ideas, reflecting a period-style entertainment tease for the program dates.
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Palace Theatre
70 Per Cent Of Taxpayers Pay Taxes In Lavaca County
Lavaca county tax collector H J Schornack reports a final check shows 70 percent of property taxes for 1932 paid while poll tax payments stand at about 49 percent. The New Era Herald notes the disparity between property and poll tax receipts.
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H. J. Schornack
Lavaca County
New_ Era-Herald
For Sale Snake Plants A Cactus Type
Mrs Frank Stach Sr advertises snake plants for sale noting they are a cactus variety.
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Frank Stach Sr
Shiner to Hold April 4 1938 Mayor Election
Lavaca County notice from Mayor F R Mergenthaler calling an election on April 4 1938 at the new City Hall to elect a Mayor City Secretary and three aldermen for two years. Polls run 8 a m to 6 p m. Nominating filings due ten days before election. Signed 184 Ad Richter Mayor J M Canon City Secretary.
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State of Texas
Lavaca
Shiner
New City Hall
F. R. Mergenthaler
Father of Frank Rubin and Harold Rubin Dies in Czechoslovakia
Frank Rubin received word his father Jacob Rubin died March 6 in Czechoslovakia at 72. He had not seen him in 25 years. Surviving are three brothers and one sister in Czechoslovakia. Frank and Harold reside in Shiner. The Gazette extends sympathy to the family.
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Frank Rubin
Jacob Rubin
Czechoslovakia
Rubin
Shiner
Frank
Harold
the Gazette
Census Enumerator Seeks Cooperation for School Roll
J. M. Canon, a school census enumerator, urges patrons and friends of the school to cooperate in enumerating their children, requesting full participation to ensure accurate attendance data.
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J. M. Canon
Slayer of Cermak Would Seek Roosevelt Assassination Again
Raiford, Fla. March 20 The Florida State prison ended Giuseppe Zangara's life as he died in the electric chair after a failed attempt to kill President Roosevelt in Miami on February 15 The condemned man proclaimed he would try to kill Roosevelt again if released and shouted against capitalists before his death four physicians testified his brain was normal Zangara's attack on Cermak the Chicago mayor was the tragic counterpoint to the broader assassination drama.
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Raiford
Fla
Roosevelt
Antoni
Cermak
Chicago
Florida
Giuseppe Zangara
Miami
Zangara
Limit to Return Hoarded Gold Set Now for March 27
Washington reports the Federal Reserve Board extended the deadline to March 27 for submitting names of individuals who drew gold without redepositing it. The original cutoff expired last Friday. A steady stream of gold has flowed into Federal Reserve Banks since the antihoarding act and the hoarder notices were issued. Treasury officials say by March 15 a total of 327 million dollars had been received.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Federal Reserve Banks
Treasury
Forty Hours Devotion in Catholic Church begins Sunday
Forty Hours Devotion in the Catholic Church begins with Sunday evening Mass at 7 30, English sermon, continues Monday with 9 30 last Mass in German and 7 30 evening devotion in Bohemian, and ends Tuesday after a 10 00 a m Mass and a procession with the Blessed Sacrament. Confessions are daily with extended hours, seven priests assist Pastor L P Netardus.
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L. P. Netardus
Garner to Sign Beer Bill Today
Washington reports the beer bill for 3.2 percent beer and wine was ready for the White House but blocked by a technicality until Wednesday due to Vice President Garner's signature. The conference report was swiftly adopted by the House and approved by the Senate, with President Roosevelt ready to sign once Garner affixes his name.
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Washington
Congress
White House
Garner
Congressional
House of the Conference
Senate
Roosevelt
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Legion Auxiliary
Methodist Aid Society
Wolters Bros. CO
WOAI
KPRC
WBAP
South Texas
Methodist Church Services
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Ad Richter
Harold Rubin
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