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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1930
Page
8
The Class Prophecy, Class History and Class Will of the class of 1930 have been placed on our desk for future publication and will appear from time to time in the coming weeks.
Mrs W J Tomasco hosted the Ladies Bridge Club with invited guests on Saturday afternoon. Colorful spring blossoms and ferns decorated rooms where four tables of players enjoyed games and a tempting lunch. Mrs Ernest Hajek and Mrs F M Wagner led among members and guests, earning pillow cases, while Mrs Arthur Kaspar received a Caladium as cut prize.
Price notices advertise sweet cream at 41c per pound delivered to the creamery and 36c on route. Farmers may sell at least twice weekly by saving the last two separating and bringing with four day cream. Deliver by 9 30 a m. Purity Creamery thanks patrons. Also several small ads offer Jersey cattle for sale, a lost pig, and local services in Texas.
Wm Jaroszewski and family depart Tuesday for LaGrange, summoned by the Temple Lumber Company. The eleven month stay saw strong community involvement in church, social, fraternal and school circles, with Mr Jaroszewski serving on the school board. They leave amid high praise for LaGrange’s recommendations and warm reception.
W. L. Henkhaus and Shelly Canon traveled to the city from Houston arriving Saturday afternoon.
Mrs Walter Jaroszewski of San Antonio has been a guest in the Wm Jaroszewski home, a local social note noting hospitality and family ties in the community.
Haps Wolters of San Antonio spent a few days at home last week. The brief notice notes his recovery and return to routine activities in the city.
At the Parish Hall last Sunday the St Elizabeth Society elected new officers including Pres. Mrs. John F. Kasper and Vice Pres. Mrs. Hattie Siems. A luncheon followed. The notice promotes Sweet Home Hatchery products with pricing and orders.
W. J. Fehrenkamp and his family from Meyersville spent Sunday visiting relatives.
60 acre Bremer's Poultry Farm two miles northeast of Shiner Texas for sale. Apply to John Seidenberger. Baby chicks hatched and easy to raise English White Brown Leghorns R I Reds Silver Spangled Hamburgs mixed stock postpaid live arrival guaranteed C O D available.
Old Time Dance at Bluecher Park features only traditional dances. Sunday night June 1st offers a evening of music by the E. Schultz Band with admission set at 50 cents. Dont miss this good time.
Tonight at Shiner Legion Hall a Schultz orchestra event features old time waltzes and two steps. Everyone is invited with a 50 cent admission.
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