Legion Park Dance Friday Nov 20 by Buske Orchestra
Legion Park hosts a Friday night dance with Kolar Stanek Pose performing. Buske's Orchestra provides the music for a pleasant evening on a good dance floor.
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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1925
Page
5
Legion Park hosts a Friday night dance with Kolar Stanek Pose performing. Buske's Orchestra provides the music for a pleasant evening on a good dance floor.
Local and personal item noting Mrs. A. L. Fuller returned to town on Sunday after a visit in Houston.
Old and young folks invited to a Thanksgiving night dance at Rocky Site with music by the Patek Band.
Mrs Ad Schulze returned last Friday from a visit to her son Elmer at Austin.
Mrs E F Ruhlmann returned this week from a visit to Marion and Gonzales, reporting a pleasant trip and noting no incidents of importance.
Hon W T Bagby of Halletts ville was a welcome caller at this office Monday.
Since last report the following have been patients Mrs. Herman Alsebrock of Dilworth Miss Marie Wagner Jaby Vaclav Vancura Fred Mikes Jos Sencel John Aschenbeck Chas Albrecht Joe Kasper and Milos Grossmanns little son.
Mr and Mrs Arto Wagener and son Glen traveled to Schulenburg for Armistice Day. Returning the same afternoon they had to turn back at Flatonia due to heavy roads. They reached home the next day by noon train, leaving their car in Flatonia.
Mesdames W. D. Johnson and children and W. O. Garbade and daughter from Flatonia spent the weekend as guests in the Ed Gehrels and D. Garbade homes, sharing time with local families.
Reverend Jos Green his wife and young son were guests at the home of Mr and Mrs William Green on Sunday and Monday, sharing hospitality in a small community visit.
Messrs J. T. Houston and Johnnie Williams of Wilson were brief visitors in the William Green home last week.
Mr and Mrs W R Keuper and children and Miss Aileen Brauner of Schulenburg were dinner guests in the A J Herckenhoff home Armistice Day. Messrs C J Garbade Frank Rubins E J Merrem and Judge Lichey attended the Shrine Ceremonial in San Antonio last week.
Mr and Mrs J C Blohm and daughter Dorothy Jean joined Mr and Mrs A J Berckenhoff and Misses Florin and Erline for a Sunday outing in Schulenburg.
August Kaspar returns home at Park in Wichita County helping son Walter with the harvest on their farms. The Walter Muecke name was sold to Ernst Hajek. Mr and Mrs Muecke bought the T M Nowlin home.
Mrs Lyons, mother of Mrs W C Mewes, spent time with her daughter and will visit her sister Mrs Jane McVea in Gonzales before returning to San Antonio.
Mesdames Berckenhoff Welhausen Deutsch Vogelsang and Miss Berckenhoff traveled to Hallettsville on Monday for Mrs Fritz Berckenhoff's birthday lunch.
The Cesie Besede Dramatic Club staged their play in Hallettsville Sunday night before a crowded house. Audiences praised the hospitality of Hallettsville residents and the warm reception given to the troupe.
Mr and Mrs Jos Muras left Wednesday to attend the Pan American Life Insurance Co homecoming in New Orleans. He qualified for a free trip and earned a premium trip for Mrs Muras through double qualifications in writing policies for the company.
Local shop urges early orders for personal greeting cards to avoid holiday rush. They offer lithographed tinted or engraved cards, with two sample books and a line on hand. Minimum order is 50 cards.
Mr and Mrs J M Canon and their son Roy spent Armistice Day in Range with family then traveled to Austin for University Dad and Mothers Day. They were welcomed by about 800 parents and Shelly Canon is a University student.
Mrs. A. Howard reports fear of eating due to stomach trouble eased after Adlerika. One spoonful removes gas and bloating, relieves constipation, and clears old waste from intestines. Shiner Drug Company.
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