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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1925
Page
7
Win State Medal Evelyn Dreyer and Susie Perry earned state medals after winning county and district events with 100 percent scores. Their papers were sent to Austin, marking Shiner’s first year on the State Map as a new feature of interscholastic League work. The Gazette joins friends in congratulating the successful students.
A local auto shop two miles south of Shiner on Yoakum Route 2 runs fast repairs with oils gas and grease always available. Open for motorists needing swift, on hand maintenance and supplies.
C Amsler and wife L G Valenta and wife left Saturday morning for Marble Falls and the Llano River hills for a two weeks vacation.
This item notes an office offering rental contract supplies. It presents no date or named persons, focusing on a service claim for rent contracts.
BBC reports Merseburger will be in Galveston this weekend for the Lone Star Chapter of Telephone Pioneers meeting.
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Canon motored to Range on Monday while Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stach Jr. visited from New Braunfels on Sunday.
Mr and Mrs R C Garbade returned last weekend from a bridal trip visiting Austin Waco Dallas San Antonio Laredo and Mexico with plans to settle into newlywed life in the hometown.
Adam Wendel of Moulton visited his brother Richard Wendel last week in a family call that highlights nearby kinship and routine travel between towns.
Mrs Emil Stach and Mr Stach enjoyed the first vacation spending time at St Paul and Corpus.
Miss Agnes Doilessi has just returned from Range and San Antonio, noting travel and possible work or study tied to those places. Her return marks a civic or social update for the community.
Myrtle Monroe, who has been teaching near Edgar, has closed her school and will depart for a few days to attend San Marcos State Teachers College.
Harold Runk Drawe left Sunday for Wharton to visit his father A M Drawe.
Miss Caroline Tampke is on her annual leave and spending the time in Corpus Christi, enjoying a quiet respite away from her usual duties.
Miss Isabel Schweke of Brenham elected to fill the lone vacancy in the Shiner Faculty. She is a Brenham High School graduate, holds a permanent State Certificate from San Marcos Teachers College, and has taught two years in Schulenburg and one in Yorktown.
Theo Rogge spends time with his son George on the Mission ranch, sharing a quiet family moment amid rural surroundings.
Misses Mayme and Lillian Merseburger have returned from a visit to Houston. They were away for several days and are now back at home.
E. F. Wolters came back Monday after a business trip to Eagle Lake.
A. L. Valek and his family are on vacation visiting Smithville and nearby towns, enjoying local sights and community hospitality during their trip.
Miss Lillian Fehrenkamp leaves for weekend travel to St Paul and Corpus Christi. She is accompanied by her sister Mrs. Gus Seims and the young Geneva.
Miss Roxie Veree Burke departs this weekend for Westmoorland College in San Antonio to spend the summer specializing in music, pursuing advanced study and performance opportunities under college programs and instructors.
M. E. Wolters and H. H. Striebeck oversaw farming and ranch interests around Kenedy last week and report crops in the area as most satisfactory.
Fritz Zacharias and his family visited Nordheim relatives last week, greeting relatives and sharing news during a brief family gathering.
Pioneer Flour and a generous line of groceries offered by Herman Schroeder proprietor. Shop advertises country produce and city delivery within limits. Call for prices and service.
Mrs P A Ramsel departed last week for San Antonio to spend time with her daughter, Mrs Walter Koenning, during a brief personal trip.
Miss Lydia Koester returns home to Skidmore following a successful term at Shiner School. She previously held leadership roles and contributed to school activities, and her return marks a notable local personal milestone.
Miss Louise Stach, a capable assistant at the Gazette Office, is enjoying a week of vacation in New Braunfels.
Miss Marie Bozka registered nurse from Houston arrived for a weekend rest from professional duties.
Mrs. F. O. Marburg er. 29x4 Mrs. O. H. Schmidt and son of Houston came up to attend the graduation of Mies Irma C. Morgenroth.
L. J. Griegar and family are relocating this week to the Wolters tent cottage, which was previously occupied by the Grossmann family.
Miss Callie Moore who filled the unexpired term of Miss Merseburger has returned to her home in Tyler. Moore will teach in Corpus Christi next year.
The notice states a shoe shop offering shoe rebuilding and repairs while you wait with guaranteed work. It mentions electrical equipment from Landis machinery, reasonable charges, and invites customers to visit at the Highway Filling Station managed by Frank F. Michna.
Miss Martha McCann of San Antonio and Miss Emilie De cember of Nordheim have closed a successful year with the Shiner faculty and returned to their homes.
Lewes Delaware Striebeck traveled to Waco for a brief visit with his sister at Baylor University. He later joined Francis Guittard and the pair departed for Estes Park Colorado to spend the summer.
Mr and Mrs Kk C Merse burger spent last week in Corpus Christi and on returning home faced a 40 mile rain stretch. They report crops and vegetation at an extremely advanced stage. Miss Louise Helweg, visiting from Prosso Preparatory School at Houston, plans to join Baptist Hospital Houston nurses training on June 1.
W. W. Carter, age 60, touts Adlerika as a simple mixture that rapidly relieves gas and bloating. He claims it dissolves long–standing stomach discomfort and helps chronic constipation, as advertised by The Shiner Drug Company.
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