Shiner Gazette (Shiner, Tex.), Vol. 50, No. 46, Ed. 1 Thursday, November 16, 1944 Page: 5 of 8
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SHINEH GAZETTE—SHINER, TEXAS
Thursday, November 16, 1944
Mrs. Otto Schmidt of San
Antonio arrived Tuesday to
spend a few days with her
father.
Mrs. S. A. Thulemeyer, Wm.
Wendtland Sr., Mr. and Mrs.
W. R. McComas spent the
week-end in San Antonio.
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—NOTICE—
I AM IN THE MARKET
TO BUY YOUR PECANS.
SEE ME BEFORE YOU
SELL.
SHINER POULTRY & EGG
COMPANY
Joe Svatek, Mgr.
HELP YOUR KIDNEYS
If functional Kidney or Blad-
der disorders cause Getting up
Nights, Backache, Disturbed
Sleep, Dizziness or Rheumatic
Pains, KUHN PHARMACY
will sell you a box of Turner’s
Juno Tablets on a guarantee.
Price 50c and $1.00.
HIGH SCHOOL PTA
The High school PTA met at
the gym Thursday, Nov. 9, at
4 p.m.
One-act plays were given by
the fourth and fifth grades
under direction of Mrs. How-
ard. Speaker for this meet-
ing was Miss Eleanor Golson,
on “Education for Usefulness ”
October minutes were read
and approved. The treasurei
gave her report and the vari-
ous committee reports were
given.
The next meeting is schedu-
led for Dec. 14. At this meet-
ing, Mrs. Max L. Wolters will
speak on “Security in Spiri-
tual Faith” and special num-
bers will be given by Mrs.
Wagner’s and Mrs. Bowden’s
sixth and seventh grades.
Reporter
Mesdames Vlasta Marburger
and J. F. Marek returned Tues
day from a several days stay
with relatives in Houston.
Mrs. Otto Strauss left Tues-
day for a visit with relatives
and friends in El Campo.
Shiner Hi News
Ninth Grade
The ninth grade went places
over the week-end. Alton Tie-
ken went to an Auction Sale
in Gonzales and Lester Fiss-
Attention!
BALDWIN STUDENTS
AND EX-STUDENTS
You are cordially invited to
attend the celebration of the
ler and Iva Nollkamper went j 36th Anniversary of Baldwin
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY SPECIALS
POTATOES, No. 1 — 10 lbs. for ..................................39c
KARO SYRUP, Tin bucket — 10 lbs. for 69c
HAMBROOK PEASi — 20 oz. can .................................. 9c
R-BEST APRICOTS Halves in heavy syrup 29 oz can 31c
COFFEE, Admiration 1 lb ...........30c 2 for ............59c
SWEET POTATOES, — 10 pounds .........* 44c
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FLOUR, White House—25 pounds .............$1.25
ROBIN HOOD FLOUR—50 pounds .......... ...............$2.40
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RC BIN HOOD FLOUR—25 pounds ..... ................. $1.25
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PHONE 80
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to the river with their par-
ents on Armistice Day. Joe
Bailey spent the preceding
week-end in Houston with his
father and Verline Hagens
went shopping in Cuero.
During the home-room per-
iod Monday, the class told
jokes and played pranks on
the other grade. The tenth
grade gave them a donation of
2 cents from their turkey
sales. —Reporter.
Senior News
A member of our senior
class, Edell Menke, celebrated
her seventeenth birthday Sun-
day. About fourteen young
people congratulated Edell and
showered her with many love-
ly gifts. The group was ser-
ved delicious refreshments and
later enjoyed dancing at Sul-
phur Park.
Our Senior sponsor, Miss
Roen, celebrated her ? birth-
day Sunday. No particulars
were available.
Senior Class Meeting
The Senior Class met Nov.
13, 1944 in the English room.
The meeting was called to or-
der by the president, and old
and new business was discus-
sed. Final plans for the par-
ty, which is to be held Nov.
17, were made. The president
then turned the meeting over
to the program committee.
Mildred Rogge and Wilma
Wendt acted out a sketch tit-
led “Lost.”
Sophmore Meeting
The Sophmore class met
Monday, Nov. 13, 1944 at
their regular time. The meet-
ing was handed over to the
program committee. A short
sketch was acted out by sev-
eral of the class members. The
program committee for the fol
lowing week was appointed.
Staff Sgt. C. S. Canfield,
whose daughter Doris, is a
member of the Senior class,
recently took a day off from
the war in the Southwest Pa-
cific and went boar hunting.
He got a 100 lb. Boar.
Marthalyn Valenta has been
sending out letters to the par-
ents of the boys and girls in
service, who graduated from
'S.H. asking for pictures of
them. If you haven’t receiv-
ed a letter or been asked per-
sonally, but have a boy or girl
in service, who graduated
from S.H.S. please send the
snapshot on to Marthalyn.
Commercial Club
A social meeting was held
by the Commercial Club on
Tuesday, Nov. 7.
Miss Golson read some plays
which the club might want to
put on for Assembly.
Comanches Are
Defeated Again
The Shiner boys were beaten
by the Komensky team in the
Moulton gym on the 9th of
Nov., the score being 43-16.
This is the third defeat for
the home team, but the boys
are rapidly improving, their
main handicap being lack oi
experience. The second string
defeated Komensky the firsi
time it played, but at Moul-
ton it was also defeated by
Komensky.
Business College. There will
With Our Boys
In The Service
Ft. Benning, Ga.—Pvt. Eu-
gene Kolar, son of Ad. Kolar,
Rt. 1, Shiner, has won the
right to wear “Wings and
Boots” of the United States
be a formal banquet at the (Army Paratroops. He has
Jaycee Hall in Yoakum at 7:30
Saturday evening, Nov. 25.
Tickets for this event are $1.00.
This invitation is extended
through the press to every ex-
student, their wife, husband,
or their escorts, as the invita-
tion committee has not been
able to make a complete list
owing to change of addresses,
names and to those in service.
Please send in your reserva-
tions before Nov. 22.
Tickets may be secured
through Philip Hybner or Mel-1 station,
vin Muecke.
completed four weeks of jump |
training during which time he ,
made five jumps, the last a j
tactical jump at night involv-1
ing a combat problem on land \
ing. I
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M-Sgt Ad. Petru left for*
Oregon after spending a 25-
day furlough with his wife
and baby and other relatives.
Mrs. Petru accompanied Sgt.
Petru to San Antonio where
he boarded the train for his
GUNNERS MATE
Fay V. Perez, G. M. 3-c
Fay V. Perez is serving in
Uncle Sam’s Navy some-
where in the Pacific. He is
the son of Ml and Mrs. A.
Perez, Shiner, Rt. 3.
Wescote Wall-Art has excep-
tional covering power. One gal
Ion will paint an average size
room. $2.59 gallon. Western
Auto Associate Store.
for FAST GAINS
Many leading hog men average,
vv /100 lbs. of pork with 5y2 bu. of
corn and only 50 lbs. of Hog Chow
■v on the Purina plan. )
Grain with HOG CHOW #
SHINER HATCHERY
Phone 44
W. L. HENKHAUS
Shiner, Texas
IN LOVING MEMORY
In loving memory of our
son and brother Cpl. Philip W.
Malina, whose birthday is on
Nov. 24. He was killed in
France July 4, 1944, just 4
months and 20 days ago.
When we heard you left us,
To give your life for our coun-
try,
Our hearts were saddened.
God has called you to heaven,
Some day we will meet you,
Wherever we walk or stand we
miss you.
The stars may shine upon your
grave,
For our hero so brave.
We miss your sweet smile
since you went away.
It is hard to believe that you
are gone,
By the door and gate we
stand,
Waiting for you to come up
the lane the way you used to
But no more do we see out
dearest brother,
Coming up the pathway.
By the Parents, Brothers,
and Sisters.
Miss Irma Aschenbeck is
now employed at the Tannery
in Yoakum.
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Pvt. Edgar W. Pfeil, who is
in Holland, has just recently
received his glider wings. In
addition to the glider wings;
he wears a Presidential Cita^
tion ribbon, European Theatre
of War ribbon, good conduct
medal and ATO ribbon.
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' Calf Prescription
For the treatment of dietary
diarrhea. A time tested formula.
Gets the job done. Larsre bottle—
4Vz ourees—St.Ofl. For sale by—
KUHN PHARMACY
Pfc. Walter A. Raab of
Sheppard Field, left Thursday,
after spending a 15 day fur-1
lough with relatives and
friends here and at Smithville,
Austin and San Antonio.
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2nd Lieut. Ralph O. Dreyei
has been promoted to 1st Lieut.
He is with an artillery unit
somewhere in Germany.
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Germans Drop Bombs On
A.A. Outfit In Belgium
Somewhere in Belgium - Pfc.
Anton M. Vasquez of Shiner,
is a member of an anti-air-
craft battery which, following
up infantry and armored out-
fits, moved into a section of
Belgium to set up their guns,
| and was the target of a heavy
aerial bombardment by the
Luftwaffe.
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Bennie H. Wenske S 1-c of
San Bruno, Cal., spent a 12-
day leave with friends, rela-
tives and homefolks here.
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Lt. James A. Baros, son of
Mr. and Mrs. John A. Baros
of Moulton and brother of
Miss Ethel Jean Baros of Shi-
ner, who received his commis-
sion on Nov. 4, at the Advan-
ced Training School of Navi-
gation at Ellington Field, Hous
ton, will report to Lincoln,
Nebraska after spending a
week at home.
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Pvt. Eugene Kolar of Ala-
bama is spending a 10 day fur
lough in the home of his par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Ad. Kolar.
On Saturday, they were join-
ed by Mr. and Mrs. L. Kurtz
and family and Mr. and Mrs.
Joe Trobl and family for a
little social.
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M-Sgt. Ewald Seidenberger
spent a 10 day furlough with
homefolks here. He left Sun-
day for his station in Coffey-
ville, Kians., accompanied by
his wife and son Owen Ray.
Mrs. Geo. Aschenbeck and
Weldon and Irma and Mr. and
Mrs. Otto Sander spent Sunday
in Cuero with Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Flessner and family.
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KUHN PHARMACY
Miss Benita Schraer R.N. of
Waco spent several days with
her parents here.
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Rayon and Wool Suits, colors, Brown,
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$19.00 - 22.50 - etc.
Texan Hats, light and tan shades,
2 3-4” to 3” brims
$4.50 to 6.50
Smaller shapes or a hat that looks right
on anyone, most any desired shade
$3.50 to 4.50
Wool Hats wear good, large color
range to choose from
$1.95 to 2.45
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Friday & Saturday Specials
SWEET PEAS, Much More—1 lb 4 oz. can ................lie
SPAGHETTI, Blue Ribbon — 1 lb, jar ........................14e
HEMO
1 pound jar .....................................................46c
POSTS 4<b per cent BRAN—12 oz. pkg.........................13c
Stayles LAUNDRY STARCH CUBES, 2 lb, 9 oz pkg 21c
MOTHERS OAT MEAL (Cup & Saucer) 3 lb pkg .. .33c
Mother’s OAT MEAL (Dinner plate) 3 lb pkg ............33c
ADMIRATION COFFEE —- 1 pound jar
32c
SCHESKS’S FLOUR—50 pound sack ..........................$2.40
(Oven Ware Pie Plate)
SCHESKE’S FLOUR—25 pound sack ..........................$1.25
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ANNOUNCEMENT TO OWNERS OF U. S.
SAVINGS BONDS
This bank has been qualified by the United States
Treasury Department to pay, on and after October 2,
1944, any United States Savings Bond of Series A,
B, C, D or E, subject to that Department’s regula-
tions. You are urged not to redeem any bond before
its maturity date unless a real personal emergency
requires such action.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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Wescote Wall-Art is fade
proof. The colors are long
lasting and will withstand ex-
treme light conditions. $2.59
gallon. Western Auto Asso-
ciate Store.
Miss Anne Berckenhoff is
spending a week’s vacation
with relatives and friends in
Austin.
Misses Aline Zappe and Irma
Behlen spent the week-end in
San Antonio.
POULTRY RAISING
MADE EASY
Simply give Star Sulphurous
Compound in their drinking
water. Will kill in the germ
period-intestinal germs and
worms that cause most all dis-
eases and loss of egg product-
ion. Also rid them of blood-
sucking Lice-Mites, Fleas and
Blue Bugs.
SHINER DRUG COMP AN
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Shiner Gazette (Shiner, Tex.), Vol. 50, No. 46, Ed. 1 Thursday, November 16, 1944, newspaper, November 16, 1944; Shiner, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1144223/m1/5/: accessed June 29, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Shiner Public Library.