The Cuero Record. (Cuero, Tex.), Vol. 41, No. 54, Ed. 1 Wednesday, March 6, 1935 Page: 3 of 12
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SE THREE
THE CUERO RECORD, CUERO, TEXAS
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Shiloh
(Emma Gonzales, Cor.)
1 ;
6.—Most ai: of the farmers and Mrs August Schmidt.
through planti ng their corn
....1 some have planted cotton
tf^One of the mos progressive to-
Fritz Stehr called on Robert
Haegermeyer Friday evening.
Mr. and Mrs.-;’$ Jack Boening
growers is transplanting his spent Monday with her parents,
to the fi< Id. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Pilzner Sr. and
|e is being set out too. ) family.
Miss Agnes Kolcdzey and her1 Mr. and Mrs. D Flemming spent
‘ ier and Mrs. leecher and son Friday night with his parents,
ty of Dobskyv ille were guests Mr. and Mrs. Carl Flemming.
the E. L. Cart thers home re Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Linder and family.
A-«fowd compose 1 of the follow-
^^Knilies were : Jr. and Mrs. F.
RT Hoefling and son David. Mey-
Itr. and Mrs. F. N. Hoefling and j
David, of M< lyersdale were
guests of r;latives here. !
ffifx and Mrs. B. Metting are
congrat ulations from
ral
ews
Lonnie Schmidt of Houston
spent the past week end in our
community with his parents, Mr.j
Friends of Mrs. Henry Bunjes Independence Day. The president.!
sympathize with her in the loss of Mrs. Chas. Frobese appointed her
her parents, both of whom passed | various committees for next quart-
away only a week apart. j er's activities and laid plans for the
We are having splendid weather j coming community meet which
at present after a long spell of cold' meets'*at Westhoff April 2nd. Twen-1
disagreeable and windy weather. A jty-five members were present for
good rain fell early Monday which the meeting. *
will help garden soil after the high Mrs. O. C. Bruenning was shop-
winds which had made it somewhat
dry. Farmers are busy too about
plowing and planting.
Meversdale
(Mrs. Felix Hoc’fling Rt. 4 Yktwn)
We are having cloudy weather at
this writing with good prospects for
more rain.
Mr. and Mrs. August Techendorf
arrived recently from Bayside where
they resided the past year and will
enjoy an extended visit with their
daughter, Mrs. Walter Brandt and
Mrs. Anna Steinmann of Terry
ville spent awhile Friday night at
the home of Fritz Steahr home.
Robert Pilzner chatted awhile
Hie, And Mr land Mrs. A. J. with Erwin Reinhart Sunday
and Misse: Edna Moe and evening.
Metting and Walter Charge Friedel Frank Targao.
and fair ily gathered at Edward and Robert Peters spent
home of Mrs. H. Metting in! Sunday before last in Eagle Lake
of her bir hday and also *ith friends,
little dafogher, • Georgia/s! Ed and Rennie Pilzner, Hilmer
birthday. A lovely time Reinhart. Emmett Leist, Fred Pet-
1 ering, Robert Schmidt and Lon-
Misses Annie and Florence Bomba
of San Antonio visited homefolks
here recently.
Mrfe. Lena Brandt and daughter,
Miss Ella visited at the home of
Walter Brandt and faniily Sunday.
E. P. Coleman of the Oakdale
vicinity was here during the week
visiting his son, S. E. Coleman and
family.
J. Parker and Buch Habemal of
Yorktown were in our vicinity
Thursday on business. ■ I -
Jesse M. Schultz visited in the
ping in San Antonio Saturday.
“Little Miss Jack" the play put on
Friday evening by the local Luther 1
League and directed -by Holbct
Schroeder was a decided success. I
Much praise has been accorded the |
caste of characters for their clever
acting.
Earl Smith, wife and baby of \
Austin were week end guests of her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Julius Bock.
W. H. Penkert and family motor-
ed to Beasley for the week end.
Rev. Beall of Yoakum presiding
elder of the Methodist churches in
Yoakum district conducted quarterly
conference at Westhoff Sunday
evening.
Farmers are busy planting early
gardens, corn and cane. Both stock-
men and farmers would welcome a
good rain.
spent. i
„es Aggie ind Josephine!nie Schmidt of. Houston spent
of Kenedy came down to fn-! Saturday night on the river fish-I Metting community the past week.
a visit with th; homefolks. ! ing
EDGAR
(Mrs Sallie Day, Cor.)
At this writing every one is en-
joying the warm weather after the
high March wind of Saturday and
Sunday. Most of the farmers of the
community are almost through
Felix Hoefling and family visited; planting corn and gardens and if
relatives in the Shiloh community j the weather stays pretty the toma-
iriends in h
•parents as a
>y girl was borr
Max Metting
Oakdaie
(Gladys Kortb, Cor.)
Mar. 5.—After having
! Sunday.
jnor of being. few windy days it .looks
lovely little' may have some more rain.
quite a j
like we
to Mr. and
Saturday mom-
Roads are being worked on be -
tween Yorktown and Meyersville.
Farmers are beginning to plant
Yoakum Route 3
(Annie Mae Dowlearn, Cor.)
Most every one has put his toma-
toes in the cold frame, and some of
the people will be ready to go to the
field by the eighth or tenth.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Loos and son.
fie sorry to r sport Miss Mag- corn, and one or two of our early j Jr., visited at the J. H. Dowlearn
Bell Wuensch c n the sick list, farmers are starting to plant cot
ton
Miss Orolee Korth spent the
week end in Yorktown.
Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Machost Jr.
home Saturday night.
Miss Louis Mae Hollan of the
Terryville community visited Lu-
cille Williams of Lander Sunday.
Lloyd O’Neill and family of Yoa-
kum and Mr. and Mrs. Charlie
Stratton
Esther La: sig, Cor.
5.—Most of the people are I a«d daughter, of Yorktown spent
Duttine- tie fertilizer in : Sunday at the E- D- Boldt home. 'Clark and children were visitors at
•jd for the tomatoes Quite Mr and Mrs* E- p- Coleman and (the Whi .O’Neill home Sunday.
tomato plants were ' frozen • son’ Leon Mr* and Mrs' c- Weiss! ,Mrs: J' F' Garrett and children
^^HtJraze' .and daughter, Gladys, spent Sun-|visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
teachers and pupils are very | da^ at tl\e Coleman home j AdolPh Raet*ch Sunday.
* * I TVAt onrl 1\*Vc T TJ TT-vt+V. '
practicing foi the commun • I
M«et which will
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Korth and
me wiumuii • i , . , , _ j
be held March j dau8hter Gladys, spent Thursday
I At Prairie HfllJ
r|3to^Sam Morro’
in Yorktown.
Mr and Mrs. H.
by Mends
celebrate her birth< ay at a late
■ «|T departed for home wish-J
_ Mrs. Morrow many more hap|
t birthdays
~ r. and Mrs. R. S. Smith and
^ 1 ' the E. D. Boldt home.
Thomaston
(Mrs. T K. Burrow, Cor.)
, relatives.
of Lulinr spent Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Will Milligan have
| been recent guests of the latter’s
Myers retu ’ned home after i mother at Marquette.
---_in i Mice T Ai liro I Vi/4 rtn
enjoyable fisit with
riftiatives of Houston.
'friends ! Miss Louise Dedear is at home
[after spending the past week with
te report ;*ennie Eichholz ^he family of her brother, Albert
sick list. Hope he is up
able to get ab<ut soon
Jbjohnson is at home
after visiting a few weeks
K 1
Dedear at Morris.
* Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Preiss of
Schroeder were guests of relatives
here Sunday.
Mrs. Ed Dedear has returned
home from a visit to relatives in
Bee county.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Fannett of
Cuero visited in the R. E. Clegg
home recently.
ne^coia speii mac nu Miss Margaretta Murphree was
last week fro* twenty-five here from victoria Monday for a
«oit of the tomato crop -in our brief wi(-h her parents, Mr. and
her sifter Gladys in Houston.
, Mortis
(Mrs. E J. Reinhart, Cor.) ,
—The* cold spell that hit
mr*
r. Bt every
i has his corn
his land in
farmer around
planted and is
shape for cot
Mrs. J. C. Murphree.
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Braden drove
over from Hpchheim Sunday for a
day’s visit in the W. B. Calliham
home.
Dr. and Mrs. J. H. Pridgen, Mrs.
Ethel Young and Miss Eleanor
Wildman of -Cuero visited Mr. and
An r C-j. I Mrs. C. W. Oakes Sunday.
i OUnaS Ol r at j We/ regret to report the illness of
planting whicty will begin the
of tKa month.
One Woman Lost
Her Prominent
Doable Chin,
58 Gained
A
you’re
one half
•SALT 5 in a glass of| Dl‘ Arthur Burns was a profes-
' morning—in 3} sional visitor to our little town last
‘ Tuesday morning.
Mrs. W. B. Calliham and daugh- j
___ ter. Miss Elizabeth were shopping
Hatlte also that 4ou have gained in Cuero Saturday afternoon, as also
water every
get on the
many pounds
scales and note
of fat have
y—your skih
feel yohnger
^, will give
PPpjhlB surprise.
quarter po
SALTS
any
anywhere in
veeks). If this
convince you
Glory-O System of Permanent j zales "was the guest of Miss Lenore
waving will be given next door to Hampton of Gonzales were Thurs-
Snaw’s Bakery in Cuero. Advertis-
e»t,. safest and ing prices 50c in' clubs of three,
way to lose ] at—your money [ Parties interested in Beauty Courses
returned.—(sdvt.) ' please call. fariv)
Mrs. M. L. Pridgen wnlch necessi-
! sluggishness j tated her removal to San Antonio
Vigor— ! to be with her son, Dr. John L.
Figure j Pridgen of that city,
st remove the Ferdinand Gisler and family of
j Mission Valley were Sunday visitors
i easpoonful of i here with relatives.
is clearer j ^ ere Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Clegg,
-n body—KRU-'James Edward Clegg and Mrs. T. K.
»ny fat person Burrow. and R. L. Murphree and
family.
Callahan
(Mis. E. Boldt, Cor.)
We are enjoying some real spring
I weather after so much cold and
! rain. A rather high wind is in evi-
dence up to this writing.
Most of the farmers here have
planted their potatoes and started
to plant their garden seeds. This
week corn planting will be the order
of the day.
The roads through here surely do
need a lot of work since the rain.
Congratulations to Mrs. *J. R.
Boldt on the attainment of her
64th birthday anniversary which fell
on February 22nd also George
Washingtons birthday. Those who
remembered her on that day and
spent a few hours with her were:
Mr. and Mrs. C. Gohlke and chil-
dren, Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Boldt,
Mrs. F. W. Hoefling and son, Mr.
and Mrs. A. Boldt and children.
Mr. and Mrs. George Joneschkies
and children, Mr. and Mrs. E. Boldt,.
Mr. and Mrs. Max Wehe and chil-
dren, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Brandt and
children, Otto Rabke, Mrs. L. Goh-
mert and sons.
Mr.-and Mrs. Walter Striedel of
Yorktown were business callers in
our section Sunday morning.
Our school is looking * forward
with great interest towards the
community meet which will be held
at Clinton March 26th.
Fred Schultz, wife and children
visited at the Albert Schultz home
last Sunday. ,-~
Miss Elna Hennig of Victoria
visited with relatives here over the
week end.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Boldt and
children visited with Mr. and Mrs.
Edward Brandt of Meyersville Sun-
day.
Mrs. Eda Hennig and youngest son
spent the week-end with relatives
in Orange Grove.
Mr. and Mrs. Elliott Boldt spent a
most pleasant day with Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Hausman Sunday.
toes will soon be In the fields.
Sunday school Sundays was well
and we are hoping to have a nice
crowd Sunday at church as it is our
regular meeting day.
Mrs. Lempie Mohlar and Mrs. J.
B. Duncan visited Albert Duncan
Sunday.
Miss Ruby Mott visited her par-
ents.. Mr. and Mrs. U. H. Mott over
the week end returning to Beeville
Monday evening. . ,T
Miss Hattie Mae and .Lester Faw-
cett from Austin visited their grand-
parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Day
over the week end.
Mr. and Mrs. W. B. White were
Yoakum callers Friday night.
Walter Boyd Garton left for San
Antonio Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Yaws and Mr.
and Mrs. Ervin Pritchet visited
with Mr. and Mrs. Ed Yaws Sun-
day.
We are glad to report Mrs. J. B.
Sheffield is able to set up a little
at this writing. >
Rabke y
(Ruby Lee Reinhardt, Cor.)
The farmers that have not plant-
ed corn are very eager to begin.
The Epworth League was well at-
tended Sunday night. They will
have a “Tacky Party,” Friday night.
E. T. Rabke and family visited
with Willie Schorre and family,
visited with Willie Schorre and fam-
ily, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Richter and
son, Charles spent Saturday and
Sunday visiting relatives in San
Antonio.
C. C. Gohlke and family spent a
pleasant evening at the Alfred Boldt
home, last Friday
Miss Lorene Sc hr ad e. of Dobsky-
ville spent the week-end with her
cousin, Ruby Lee Reinhardt
Alfred Boldt and family spent a
very pleasant day at the Edward
Brandt home, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Reinhardt and
daughters and Miss Lorene Schrade
of Dobskyville visited with relatives
in Westhoff. Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. M. A. H. Mueller
and daughter and Mrs. Mary Rabke
visited with Adolph Rabke and
family, Sunday.
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Cheeks
COLDS
and
FEVER
first day
Liquid - Tablets HEADACHES
Salve - Nose Drops in 30 Minutes
of l
Westhoff
PERMANENTS 50c AND UP
Continuing until March 17th, the
(Mrs. Grace Barfield, Cor. )
Miss "Willie Mae Ruddock of Gon-
5f>avc Today for Tomorrow
us when in need of bank service.
You are always welcome.
Farmers State Bank 4. Trus; Co
Deposit* Insured to $5,00().
day guests of Mesdames J. L. Du-
Bose and J. E. Denmark.
Mrs. Grace Barfield spent Sunday
in San Marcos the guest of her
daughters. Misses Roberta and
Bocia, who are attending college
there.
The eighth grade pupils of West-
hoff high school assisted by their
sponsor. Otis Scruggs, entertained
the ninth and tenth grades with an j
enjoyable George Washington party
Friday exening of last week. In the
game of bunco Cleo Parira was
awarded 1st prize and Miss Lorene
Koehler the booby. Delicious re-
freshments were served about thirty
guests.
Mrs. Monte Hall was a pleasant
hostess to the Ladies’ Aid Society
of the Baptist church Friday after-
noon of last week. After an inter-
esting devotional led by Mrs. Hall
refreshments featuring the George
Washington theme were served ap-
proximatly twenty-five guests. Tiny
hatchets were the chosen plate
favors.
The P. T. A met at the school
auditorium Friday after ‘noon at
3 o'clcok. A Texas program by some
of the school children was vefy
much enjoyed. This was sponsored
by Mrs. Walter Christiansen and
Mrs. Grace Barfield. Otis Scruggs
gave an interesting review of early
days in Texas leading up to Texas
KOSAN COSMETIQUES
Are germ free, having been
treated with Ultra Violet Ray
Tfy the new irradiated
Cremes, put up in attractive
packages and sold exclusive-
ly in Cuero by
ELITE BEAUTY SHOP
Mr. and Mrs Paul lUennenga
1107 Depot St. > Phone 669
FOR A LIMITED TIME OlfLY
HALF PRICE SALE
•STRATFORD PLATE SECTIONAL
Made by the makers of
Holmes & Edu ards Inlaid*
u. #. fAT. orr.
A Product of the
International Silver Company
With the price of silver poinf- t’Pi
^ here is a wonderful opportunity
to get a 2fi-picee service jn high
quality Stratford Plate Se-tionil —
rt prices^, oil mav n^ver see again.
Extra PURR SILVER at thewear
points of the most used pi -cea. 4
COTIJLLIOX PATTERN
(not a diacontinned pattern)
JOHN H. BERNING
Jeweler and Optometrist
CUERO
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Howerton, J. C. The Cuero Record. (Cuero, Tex.), Vol. 41, No. 54, Ed. 1 Wednesday, March 6, 1935, newspaper, March 6, 1935; Cuero, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1130572/m1/3/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Cuero Public Library.