Mass Schedule for Catholic Church Updated
Thursday All Souls Day services at 6 30 8 00 9 30 with three more. Friday First Friday masses 6 30 and 7 30 am. Sunday Masses now ongoing 6 30 8 00 and 9 30 am.
02 Nov 1939
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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1939
Page
1
Thursday All Souls Day services at 6 30 8 00 9 30 with three more. Friday First Friday masses 6 30 and 7 30 am. Sunday Masses now ongoing 6 30 8 00 and 9 30 am.
Rev. Oelke from Ander Texas speaks at the annual mission festival with Sunday School at 9 30 a m and a German language divine service at 10 30 a m in Shiner Dreyer. The sermon stresses saving souls and Christian renewal following World War casualties.
The November 5 Sunday 11 am Lesson-Ser titled Adam and Fallen Man will be read in all Christ science churches. The Golden Text says Awake thou that sleepest and arise from the dead and Christ shall give thee light. Bible citations include The Lord appeared unto Abraham and said be thou perfect Genesis 17:1.
The Catholic Youth Organization held a regular meeting at the Parish Hall on Wednesday October 25 with the president reading and approving the minutes. Plans were made for welcoming new members to the CYO at a reception on Sunday October 29. The Social Committee led entertainment and a brief adjournment followed. The next meeting is set for November 8 and all members are urged to attend for important business.
Attendees at the Rice Texas football game in Austin included Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Pohler Dr. F. M. Wagner and family Miss Mae Rogge Edna Reischel Hertha Liebhafsky Earline Berckenhoff Gussie Mae Eschenburg Horace Cammack Alphonse Grill Jr Ray Welhausen Calvin Krause Thomas Nowlin Frances Berckenhoff and Supt. McDonald Mesdames Eli Wolters and A. J. Berckenhoff. Ewald Effenberger went to the A M and Baylor game in Bryan.
Lavaca County will not have commercial vegetable allotments for the 1940 crop year. Exemption applies to all counties in the tomato area for now. The notice aims to inform tomato farmers in Lavaca, DeWitt and Fayette Counties. G. E. Jaehne, Sec-Treasurer Lavaca County ACA.
The Tut! Tut Hear It High School Band performs as part of an adaptation of Huckleberry Finn in the City on November 9 at 7 30 p m. The event highlights local music and theater in a community venue.
William F. Mueller born December 1 1860 in Oldenburg Germany died October 24 aged 78 years 10 months and 23 days at his son’s home in Yoakum Texas. Survived by wife 4 sons Arthur Edward Herbert Robert 5 daughters Mesdames Bengsch Wenske Vincek Stephens and Hilda Mueller and siblings. Funeral October 26 conducted by Rev Schuetze at Loddie Vincek home with O D H S Lodge service. burial Shiner City Cemetery.
Among the out of town relatives who attended the funeral were Mrs. W. Coldewey of New Braunfels, Mr. and Mrs. J. Riley and Mr. Louis Pakenbush of Mathis, Mr. and Mrs Emil Stoeltje, Mr. and Mrs. Adolf Koenning, Mrs. Joe Stoe Itje, Mrs. Willie Pakenbush of Cheapside, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Seims of Westhoff, Mrs. Paul Emler of Saspamco, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Stoeltje and Mrs. Aug. Stoeltje of Poth.
Gene Autry stars with Smiley Burnette in Mexicalli Rose showing at the Palace Theatre this Friday and Saturday. Autry headlines a Western billed as a rugged frontier musical with Burnette providing comic support in a double feature.
Miss Edna Hartmann and Jimmie Fair were married by Rt. Rev. Msgr. L. P. Netardus Monday at 9 a.m. at the local Catholic Parish House. Witnesses were Alfred Hartmann and Johnnie Michal. The couple will reside on a Boundary Line farm after a wedding trip to San Antonio.
Thankful note from Geneva Seim expresses gratitude to friends who sent cards flowers and smiles during a recent hospital stay and extends appreciation to doctors and nurses for their kind care.
The Community Fellowship Dinner to benefit the Lutheran Choral Club will be held at Luther Hall on November 15. Served at 6 30 and 7 30 with tickets required at the door. Menu includes Mexican food. adults 30 cents, children under 10 years 20 cents. Call 151 for tickets.
Miss Elsie Werner and Arnold Riske wed Thursday at three in Charlottenburg area United Dr Martin Luther Church Rev R Schuetze officiated The bridal party wore pink and green gowns The couple will reside in Yoakum where the bride runs a beauty shop and the groom works at Shropshire Drug Co Congratulations are offered by local friends and Gazette.
The Western Bohemian Fraternal Association Lodge No. 317 Shiner plans a public initiation on Saturday November 11 at 6 pm at Henkhaus Hall with 50 new candidates in a public ceremony A social and free dance will follow and the public is invited This lodge organized ten years ago and typically does not initiate so many at once A pleasant evening awaits attendees
Hospital patients include Charles Wesselsky Mrs Dick Meyer Mrs Victor Trep tow John Ondrusek of Shiner Mrs J H Burns of San Antonio Mrs John Fishbeck and baby Miss Emily Lockman of Moulton Dismissed patients are Miss Helen Wagner of Cistern Bruno Indorf of Shiner Henry Schind ler and Lizette Winkenwerder of Moulton John Harbus of Yoakum
Mr and Mrs Robert Hagen dorf of the Green School section announce a fine new baby boy born Thursday making boy number three. Congratulations to the family on the newest arrival.
The Shiner High School P T A held its annual Hallowe en carnival on October 27 with Mexican supper on the tennis courts and an evening program in the auditorium gymnasium. A garden set framed the stage while Rhythm band songs and a play by high school students entertained, and receipts totaled 161.47.
Expression pupils perform a varied program on Friday at 7 30 PM in the City Auditorium. Solo piano Joyce Messer and Margare t Dierksen. Readings by Tris Dean Baca Eva Jo Boyle Madlyn Hajek Iva Sue Jaeggli Annie Marie Muras etc. The one act farce The Rough Diamond or Country Cousins closes the program. Admission is free and the public is invited.
The regular High School P. T. A. meeting is set for November 9 at 3 30 p m All members are urged to attend and participate in the session led by school officials and officers.
Census records show 9 277 bales ginned in Lavaca County from the 1939 crop prior to Oct 18, against 19 533 bales for 1938. Henry J. Strauss, Special Agent.
Sunday the Feast of Christ the King marked the Reception of new members into the Catholic Youth Organization under the title of Immaculate Conception and of St Theresa. Msgr Netardus led the Mass and reception events followed with a breakfast and program including toasts by Msgr Netardus and the president.
A public entertainment notice invites residents to City Hall on November 9 for an in person appearance by Mack and Tom, promising a thrilling performance.
Joe Tronicek near town captured five premiums at the Gonzales Fair last week. He won the champion prize for pecans worth 9.30 dollars, plus premiums for cotton 1.50 dollars, a cap 1.50 dollars, corn 1.00 dollar, and pumpkin 0.50 dollar.
Marie Mikeska daughter of F M Mikeska Shiner wed Otto A Heerssen son of Gerhardt Heerssen also of Shiner in a Sunday ceremony at the Czech Moravian Brethren Church. Rev Jos Barton of Granger officiated. Emily Schovajsa played Mendelssohn and the Sunday School choir sang God Will Take Care of You. The couple will reside in Yoakum after a brief honeymoon trip to Corpus Christi.
The Business Men’s Club hosted a luncheon at Meyer's Modern Café with a turkey plate and routine business. Members approved minutes and the treasurer’s report while discussing Armistice Day closures and plans for the annual community Christmas tree with Boy Scouts supervision and chamber cooperation.
A 1939 speaking class production presents Huck Finn in a modern, wholesome stage adaptation. The play follows Huck’s childhood pranks and his efforts to aid Aunt Polly and Aunt Ruth with humor, romance, and lively theatrical value.
The family expresses heartfelt gratitude for kindness and sympathy after the death of husband and father Wm. F. Mueller. They thank Rev Schuetze the choir O D H S Lodge A G Lichey neighbors and friends for support and floral offerings. May God reward you all. His Wife and Children.
The Bunjes Home Demonstration Club will hold a mattress making demonstration at the Charlottenburg School on Saturday November 4 at 1 o clock. Anyone interested is welcome.
The Shiner High School PTA expresses gratitude to everyone who assisted and attended the Hallowe’en Carnival, thanking donors and participants for their generous support.
Dr. Leon Kopecky of 205 Camden Street begins a two week active duty tour at Fort Sam Houston as a first lieutenant in the Medical Reserve. He will be relieved on Nov. 5. A. Express.
A farmer's meeting will be held at City Hall on Tuesday November 7 at 7 30 p m. The event invites local farmers to discuss agricultural matters and community issues.
Roy T. Lewis presents Aunt Polly with Mariah Watson Clementine Peters Ruth Watson Mildred Mikes Mary Jane Helen Tassler Clara Woppinger Amy Woppinger Lillian Melba White Elvira Erdelt Fred Raymond Benedict Hubner Joe Strauss John Finn Leo Ebner Tom Sawyer Valentine Matula High School Orchestra directed by Mr Cammack tickets 20 and 10 cents for St Ludmila P T A benefit.
Miss Rosie Pustejovsky married Rawman Bujnoch Monday at the local Catholic church with Rev E Bily officiating. The bridal party included Lorene Pustejovsky Mary Berckenhoff and Mary Struka as bridesmaids and John Hajek Frankie Zurek and Anton Bujnoch as groomsmen. A wedding dinner and dance followed at Vlastenec Hall and the Gazette extends congratulations.
The Ladies K Z Z Tr Society hosts a Thanksgiving Supper at Blucher Park on Sunday November 19. Adults pay 30 cents and children 15 cents for the supper. A dance with Priek's Orchestra will follow at night. Everyone is invited.
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