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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1925
Page
5
We offer a squadron of ships at your service including friendship, sales manship and workmanship. Let us show you our home plan service, modern, convenient and economical. You will be surprised how easy it is to get into a home of your own. Call us today.
Mr and Mrs James R Jake and Babs left around Sept 3 for Blythe California and wrote home about heavy rains and mud along the route Near Deming New Mexico over a hundred cars were in water to the doors and a county truck aided travelers One car sank with only the top visible Safety minded women and farming wives waded through water to push cars Near El Paso adobe houses collapsed and people camped in tents John Cimachantel and family and Joseph Zbrnak and families from Gonzales wrote back about similar hardships
Mrs Frank Rubin and children have returned from San Antonio. Mr and Mrs Emil Stach occupy rooms at the Frank Stach Sr home. Miss Lillian Merseburger resumes school duties at Dilworth. Miss Helen Rubman leaves for Marion to teach the term. Miss Evelyn Hese of Gonzales spent last week with Miss Irene Henkhaus. Miss Mabel Merrem resumes duties as English instructor in Yoakum schools. Miss Selma Meyer of San Antonio visits her parents the Meyers. Miss Bertha Meyer leaves for San Antonio to attend Draughon’s Business College. BK Merseburger returns home improved after Marlin visit. Mrs A M Psencik and Miss Susie of Temple visit relatives and handle business. Herbert A Zappe returns to Houston to resume studies at Texas Dental College. Erwin Discher to continue literary course at Rice Institute in Houston. Ed Donohue of Fort Worth arrives with his family after visit in the Eschenburg home. Mrs O C Henkhaus Sr returns from visit to Hallettsville. Miss Myrtle Monroe and Clifton Monroe depart for Edgar and Nordheim schools. Master David Daniel of Alice, guest of Mrs W O Mewes, returns home. W Wendtland Jr returns from monthly trip to Brenham Wharton and nearby points with C A Knocke of Cuero. Mr Frank Rubins and family to occupy bungalow vacated by Emil Stach.
Beginning next week the gin will operate three days a week on Thursday Friday and Saturday. 46x2 Fojtik and Struka. Miss Mabel French travels to Houston to enter Commercial College. Mrs Wm Zappe and family returned from Toho ka. Misses Irena Mae Striebeck and Irene Turk leave Sunday for Baylor University in Waco. Mrs J M Canon was called to Beeville due to a cousin's serious illness.
An ophthalmic advert promotes eye examinations and glasses fitted correctly by a home man. It guarantees all work and offers the latest frame styles from Dr. Gus Schulze.
Mr and Mrs O H Schmidt and their son of Houston, guests of Mr and Mrs Emil Morgenroth, have returned home Monday of last week after visiting with the Morgenroths.
Mr and Mrs E J Henkhaus returned to their home in Lubbock Monday. They were accompanied by Walter Henkhaus who also has a position with the Lubbock Compress.
The Workers Council of the Methodist Church and adult Sunday School members met at Mrs. Wm. Wendtland Jr.'s home on September 9. Bible Class organized with W. C. Schmidt as teacher. Officers named with Mrs. C. B. Welhangen president and Miss Leonide Schuhman secretary and treasurer. Social hour followed with cream and cake. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Henkhaus visited from Seguin and will stay in Lubbock during the compress season.
Mr and Mrs John S Hanus are proud parents of a baby girl born at their home on Tuesday of last week confirming a new addition to the family and noting the joyous arrival for the couple and their household.
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