Mother's Day Program Sunday Night Rendered by Junior League
The Junior League of the United Lutheran Church presents a Mother's Day program Sunday night at 8 o'clock. Everyone is invited to attend the special event.
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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1925
Page
5
The Junior League of the United Lutheran Church presents a Mother's Day program Sunday night at 8 o'clock. Everyone is invited to attend the special event.
To Our Friends and Customers we are now at home in our new clean building where we can handle your orders promptly call 104 for Cleaning Pressing and Repairing We also clean and reblock hats The Office of the Texas Company is in our building give them a portion of your business D Nowlin Proprietor Ed Gehrels Agt for Texas Products
F A Petru proprietor announces the opening of a new filling station at Brewery Drive In with a satisfactory weekend debut. His brother Anton Petru is in charge of the facility.
Buddy Roosevelt stars in Biff Bang Buddy a Saturday Western shown in two reel format with a second reel comedy in the afternoon and night program at Liberty theater. The pairing offers a Western adventure followed by a light comedy for local audiences.
The closing exercises of Michna school will be held at Vlas tenec Hall on Tuesday night May 12 at 8 o'clock. After the program a dance will be given. Everybody invited.
Two carloads of hay will be on the track Friday. Leave orders with Emil Bonorden, 28x2.
Robbers entered Vlasek's store at Kokernot overnight last week and stole cash, tobacco, and other merchandise. No injuries reported. Local police investigating suspects and trail for clues.
Mother's Day by request is placed on page 2 with a photo of Whistler's famous portrait of his mother. The feature includes an interesting story about the painting and its creation.
Sunday night at Bluecher Park features good music and a maple floor for dancing. Refreshments will be served and everyone is invited to join the community ball.
A Paramount production and a two reel Pathe comedy play at the Liberty on Sunday. Admission 10 and 25 cents.
In a dialogue between Maud and Aunt Emmy, Mrs Thompson is duped when a smooth stranger convinces her to exchange a $1000 Liberty Bond for shares of stock. He warns of counterfeits, persuades her to sign a receipt, and vanishes with the bond. Aunt Emmy urges bank scrutiny and reading documents to avoid such swindles, noting billions siphoned by stock scammers annually.
A Banker-Farmer review analyzes agriculture decline in New England, citing waste of resources, poor farm and soil management, declining soil fertility, unsuitable varieties, poor seed, inferior livestock, reliance on purchased seeds, emphasis on quantity over quality, and improper produce grading. The study urges careful examination of these factors as a serious problem.
The county budgets $5,000 to fund an advisor who promotes dairying and oversees dairy operations. Last year the region shipped out 200 cars of heifers and cows as part of its dairy industry activity.
Shiner residents may view a grand film tracing the Rhine from source to mouth. The program depicts Romans to Celts, Luther at Worms, Heidelburg Castle, Loreley Rock, Ehrenbreitstein, Krupp factories, Duisburg, Rotterdam and The Hague Peace Palace, ending with Holland’s riverside seascape. Admission is 50 cents.
Changes in wool harvesting improve efficiency and value. Modern wool scouring, mechanical shearing, and clean platforms reduce work and waste. Buyers prefer clean fleeces. using paper twine avoids fiber contamination. High 1926 wool prices boost income prospects for sheep owners nationwide.
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