High School Teachers Re-Elected by School Board
At a Monday night special session the School Board unanimously re elected all teachers at the local High School for the upcoming term.
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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1940
Page
2
At a Monday night special session the School Board unanimously re elected all teachers at the local High School for the upcoming term.
W L Henkhaus reports selling 1821 baby chicks in one day with the balance gone by night. He credits quality stock and modern sanitary methods for rapid turnover and easy disposal.
District Clerk Gus J. Strauss was elected State Secretary of the Knights of Columbus at the Corpus Christi convention last week. Galveston was chosen to host the next convention.
Sunday School starts at 10 a m led by T H McDonald. Sermon at 11 a m by the Pastor. Training Union at 7 p m led by Mrs Rayford Harris. Evening sermon at 8 p m by the Pastor. Midweek service Wednesday at 8 p m.
The church holds worship at 9 a m led by Rev A Guyon and 8 p m preaching with 10 a m Sunday School. The public is invited to attend all services.
Evening services conducted by Rev. Jos Barton of Granger at the Czech Moravian Brethren Church on Sunday night May 26.
Christian Science services announce the Sunday lesson sermon "Soul and Body" to be read at 11 am in all churches. The Golden Text from Psalms 84:2 expresses a soul longing for the courts of the Lord. Psalms 116:9 adds I will walk before the Lord in the land of the living.
UNITED DR MARTIN LUTHER CHURCH announces Sunday School at 9 a m and Divine Service at 10 a m English service. An English service at 8 p m and Dreyer selection. Bruce Barton quotes urge church loyalty and faith. Rev Richard Schuetze urges be church minded and support church through taxes and offerings.
Shiner High School held its 1939 40 commencement Friday night in the Auditorium Gymnasium for 23 graduates. Dr. Hob Gray spoke, university educator and UT faculty member, before a large audience. Gifted ninety dollars for a gym piano fund was presented by Francis Berkenhoff and accepted by the Board of Trustees.
Horace Wimberly Sr residence on Pecan Street suffered heavy kitchen fire damage in the second story apartment. Mrs. Wimberly Jr received burns while fighting the blaze caused possibly by gas vapors near a pilot light. Neighbor Joe Jakubik rescued her. fire crews confined flames to the upper story, with repairs needed but structure intact.
The Shiner Brewers host the Yoakum Toms at Welhausen diamond on Sunday May 26 in a prep baseball clash featuring the Shiner Hobo Band.
Funeral services were held Sunday for Mrs Frances Palitza aged 79 years 9 months 4 days who died after a two year illness. Requiem High Mass at the Catholic Church was led by Father Bily with Monsignor Netardus and burial in the Catholic Cemetery. Survivors include five daughters and one son along with two brothers. A large list of out of town mourners attended from multiple Texas communities.
The National American Red Cross asks the public to donate to aid war stricken Europe. Do not wait to be solicited, leave your donation at the First National. Shiner Branch, American Red Cross invites support as it has in the past.
Notice that Shiner Texas census is complete and residents who were unintentionally left out should contact Mrs. Edna Trojeak in Shiner at once to correct records.
A wedding took place Monday at 8 a m at the local Catholic Church as Albert Dolezal Jr wed Della Benes with Rev. E Bily officiating. The couple, both from Shin er families and recently employed in Houston, received best wishes from numerous friends in the Gazette community.
On May 19 the Shiner United Dr. Martin Luther Church men formed The Lutheran Men's Organization with Rev. Richard Schuetze as temporary chairman. Elected officers include President Rev. Richard Schueize Vice-President G W Eschenburg Treasurer Albert O Bartram and John Cook. Social Committee members are Edwin Wolters and Arthur Noll kamper. Meetings will be the third Sunday each month at 8 p m with Bartram as secretary.
Invitations have been issued to attend the University of Texas medical department graduation at the Galveston City Auditorium on May 31. Edward Strauss, son of Mr and Mrs H J Strauss of Hallettsville, will be among ninety graduates to receive his MD degree.
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Merrem visit Marlin for several days to enjoy the hot baths. The article notes a recent paint job at the Palace Theatre entrance and ongoing interior improvements intended to enhance the venue.
Blucher Lodge marks its Golden Jubilee on June 16 starting at 1 p m with music by Pateks Bank. Two charter members, M. E. Wolters of the city and Anton Thormahlen of Orange Grove, remain alive as extensive preparations begin for a festive anniversary of the 10th district.
Miss Glorine Wendel and Mr Edmund Greive were married at St Josephs Catholic Church Moulton Tuesday May 14 at 7 30 Rev J Kopp officiated the ceremony and high mass followed The bride wore a satin gown carried Easter lilies and fern The couple will reside on a farm near Oak Grove after a Corpus Christi honeymoon
Yoakum Toms and fans head to Shiner on Sunday May 26 for a South Central League matchup. Edwin Jaehne may start for Yoakum against Shiner ace Ernest Baker in a anticipated battle after Brewers’ 1 0 loss to La Grange. Emmett Busch and the Shiner Hobo Band will provide music. first pitch at 3 30 p.m.
The famous Shiner Hebo Band will furnish music for the ball game on Sunday. The article notes the band’s involvement as entertainment for the local event.
A constant stream of visitors attended an open house with guests from Houston San Antonio Victoria Noordheim Hallettsville Nada Flatonia Gonzales Cistern Moulton Cuero Yoakum Sealy Moravia and other towns. The event, held on a cool Saturday night, yielded a total income of $110.94 marking their largest Open House take.
Holy Mass and Benediction closed the year at S L A with a sermon by Rt. Rev. Monsignor L P Netardus. He urged students that vacation is rest from school work not from religious duties and presented seventh grade diplomas to Anna Louise Novak Gussie Mae Tas ler Irene Benarden Philip Hubner Arthur Fischnar and Elo Stock. Additional awards followed for perfect attendance Mass attendance and conduct to listed students including Dolores Weitzel Elenora Velek Daniel Marek Marie Marek John Kasper Marie Jo Henk haus Otilia Strakos Elvira Er delt Adell Strakos and Philip Hubner.
The document lists honor roll recipients by grade from one school. Entries include Georgia Kouba, Mary Pavlik, Geneva Stach in Grade 1 and many others across Grades 2 through 11, such as Rita Hubner and Edwin Wagner in Grade 2 and Agnes Kolacny in Grade 9.
Shiner received a favorable rain Saturday night totaling 2.30 inches aiding crops and pastures. Another inch fell Wednesday morning adding to the moisture and easing dry conditions in the area.
Mrs J P Bartak spoke to the Waelder Methodist congregation at the eleven o'clock morning service last Sunday. Mr and Mrs Arthur Kasper and Donald left Saturday for an extended vacation to points of interest.
La Grange edged Shiner 1 to 0 in the eighth inning as McCraw tripled and L Blume scored on a fluke hit. Martinek Mar tinek Strauss and G McCraw produced key plays while Baker and Martinek combined for 17 strikeouts. Umpires Hughs and Geiser. Time 1 hour 48 minutes. Sunday Mar 26 Shiner Brewers vs Yoakum Peters at Welhausen Diamond 3 30 p m.
Dorothy Lucille Schreiber expresses sincere gratitude to doctors nurses and friends for kindness during her hospital stay after surgery including visits calls flowers and gifts.
Breslau Rural High School sponsors a homecoming on June 2 with a dinner supper dance and speeches. Recreation galore promises entertainment and all are invited.
There will be a meeting of the Common Citizens Program at the Court House in Hallettsville on Saturday June 1 at 10 a m to select a candidate for the State Legislature. Pat McCord Lavaca County Texas, County Chairman.
Mr and Mrs Tom Sitka welcomed a baby boy named Thomas John on May 16, their first child. The mother is formerly Miss Mary Hajek.
A fine baby girl, their second, brightens the home of Mr and Mrs Rudolf Dornek on May 21. She will be named Mary Ann.
Herman Jaks expresses sincere gratitude to Dr. Wagner nurses and all who sent flowers messages and visited during his hospital stay. He thanks everyone and wishes God to reward them.
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