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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1925
Page
8
Miss Alma Canon announces that the Kopecky School trustees authorize opening on Monday September 7. All pupils are urged to attend opening day.
Charlottenburg confirms opening of the school on September 0th. County official Schoppe will attend the opening morning. Principal John B. Rabel and assistant Miss Hulda Fiedler are in La Grange this week at Institute. All pupils and parents are invited to attend.
Prof. Alois Mirkovsky and Miss Selma Kasper, assistant at Komensky, are among those attending the La Grange institute as the school opens on September 7th.
Chas Charles McDonald is appointed principal of Wied School for the current term. He hails from Jasper County. Assistants include Mrs McDonald and Miss Antonio Pustka. School opens September 7.
Misses Ernestine Mergen thaler and Vlasta Hajek of the Moulton faculty participate in a La Grange Institute session, continuing professional engagement and regional collaboration within the district.
Michna school opens Sept 14 as authorized by the principal. All pupils urged to attend opening day. Miss Vlasta Ermis is principal and Miss Estelle Macha assistant. Both young ladies are in La Grange this week.
Miss Gladys Turk is appointed principal at Kokernot with Mrs. L. J. Hillen and Miss Eloise Steen assisting. The school opens on September 14 at Kokernot.
Principal Miss Mary Parma officiates with assistant Miss Edith Von Lienen of Moulton as La Grange Institute welcomes the new term. School opens September 14.
Boundary Mrs. Joe Michna will again conduct the above school. She is spending the week at institute. School opens Sept. 21.
Menger School opens September 21 with Mrs. Ella Neuman as principal and Miss Maude Smith of Gonzales serving as assistant.
Me Olive Miss Edna Kelley is appointed new Mt Olive principal and will be assisted by Miss Helen Rogge. Both are in La Grange this week as the school opens September 14.
Dickson Professor C L Captaze of San Antonio will instruct the above school, which will open October 5.
Sam Houston State Teachers College announces the opening of its forty seventh session on Tuesday September 22. The notice offers free instruction and a free teacher placement bureau. The faculty includes sixty three specialists. Board at moderate rates in private homes. For catalogue or information address Marshal Rix Registrar Huntsville Texas.
For sale a young pair of mules and horses along with all farm implements. 45x4. See Fritz Ehlers for details.
Sunset announces its opening with Mrs. T H Leslie as instructor for the new term. All students are urged to report for opening day.
Evergreen Mrs. Geo Hamon principal and Miss Mieners assistant are both in La Grange as the school opens September 14. This indicates the start of the year with the local administration ready for new students and classes.
The notice advertises a commercial college scholarship offered at a bargain price. Interested buyers are urged to call the office for details and to arrange purchase.
County and district trustees and rural teachers will meet in the courthouse on September 10 at 9 oclock to discuss school affairs and impose schedules for the coming term.
Shiner High School and St Ludmila's School both open on September fourteenth marking the start of the new academic year for the two institutions.
Miss Helen Ruhman principal of the Marion School for the coming session departed Sunday for La Grange Institute to study and plan the new term.
The Dreyer School will begin the 1925 26 session on September 14 with Miss Jay Boyce as Principal and Mrs Iva Wilson and Mrs Ed Dreyer Jr as primary and grade teachers.
Bunje Mrs. Alfred Brosch will assist the Principal Mrs. Chas. Choyanetz and left Sunday for La Grange. The school will not reopen until the principal returns from Europe.
A lively intro invites readers to a new serial novel beginning today. It contrasts pivotal firsts in adulthood with the moment a man views land he can own, framing the forthcoming tale as a personal milestone.
An advertisement urges schools offices and libraries to call for the newest Merriam Webster dictionary just received for sale at the office.
John F. Kasper, a ginner, informs patrons and friends that he will not operate his gin this season because of a short crop caused by the breath. He thanks patrons for past support and hopes for return next season.
Bohemian Alliance of Texas division held a meeting in the courthouse here on Tuesday. Attendees included president John Syrcek, first vice president Rev Jos Klobouk, second vice president Mrs Marie Jurek, secretary Miss Mary Parma, treasurer August Morris, and members from Shiner East Bernard and Plum districts plus Rev Paul Kasper and Rev Kune of East Bernard.
Corner Drug Store advertises a selection of fountain pens and Eversharp pencils inviting customers to visit for writing instruments and related supplies.
Shiner sent three representatives to the Citizens Military Training Camp this year. Otis Schendel returned home enthused by the training and experience. Clifton Monroe praised the value of the camp and vowed not to miss another session. They trained at Fort Sam Houston. Herbert H. Runk, sent to Fort Sill Oklahoma, earned corporal rank on his second year. He says it felt good to be back in Texas.
Since last week the patients are Johnnie Hurta Miss Sophia Kutac of Sweet Home and Mrs. Chas Lucke of Monserate.
Fifteen Junior Camp Fire girls enjoyed a slumber party at the home of Mrs E G Burke last Wednesday night. Roxie Veree was described as a charming hostess throughout the event.
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