The Flatonia Argus (Flatonia, Tex.), Vol. 59, No. 37, Ed. 1 Thursday, September 6, 1934 Page: 4 of 4
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Thursday September 6, 1034.
The produce buyers f«nd
merchauts of Flatonia are pay-
ing the following prices for
country produce. These prices
are subject to change with-
out hotice. Q
Cotton
Cottonseed per ton....... 86.00
Hulls—per ton .....,..l4.00
Mea! -P’r seek .4........ '2.K)
Strict Middling ...............14.50
Middling ....... .........‘ 14.25
strict Ivow Middling ...... 14.00
Cream, No. 1............. 18c
(. ream, No. 2....................16c
Hens ....................... 10c
Flyers ...................... lie....
Roosters ............................... 3c
Eygs .................... . 16c
Turkey? .......................... 8—7c
Hides .................................... lc
DEMOCRATIC NOMINEES
For County Tax Assessor and
Collector:
P. A. NIKEL
For District Clerk:
ROY H. G1ESE
For Representative:
GUS HERZIK
For County Superintendent:
ROBT. A. RACHUI
For County Attorney:
ROBT. E. MOSS
For Commissioner Prec. 3:
A. L. VRANA
For Sheriff:
WM. LOESSIN
(re-election)
For County Judge:
JOHN P. EHLINGER
For State Senator:
(15th Senatorial Dist.)
L. J. SULAK
For County Treasurer:
BEN F. SIEBEL
Manager Joe Kotrlik's Fla-
tonia nine handed Engle one
of the worst heart breakers
this soaspn. The Eagles were
leading Flatonia foi^ eiffht
Crames'by a score of J..to*0,
Then in a sensational nirtth
innin? rally Flatonia ^chalked
up three runs to beat Engle 3
to 1. In the last frame Bob
Nesrsta got bit by a pitched
ball, stole second and third.
Beck then walked up to the
plate and picked one of Bed-
narz’s offerings and sent it
into deep left for a double.
Woody Nesrsta followed and
blasted one of Bednarz’s also
for a double, thereby making
the score 2 to 1. Bob then ran
for his brother Woody and
^ stole third base without any
| trouble. Then “Little” Prihoda
'was going to show the Eagles
how the “Squeeze play” works
and laid down a perfect bunt
to score Bob Nesrsta making
the final run.
The game was a pitcher’s
battle between Woody Nos-
I'sta and Bednarz. Each pitch-
er allowed four hits and struck
out thirteen, but Nesrsta kept
Engle from getting any earned
runs while Bednarz gave up
two earned runs.
This game accounted for the
fourth straight win for Fla-
of a threr game series with
tonia and a 2 to 1 victory out
their old livals the Engle
Eagles.
This Sunday the boys will be
after their fifth straight win
at Flatonia against the power-
ful Baursville nine. From the
way Flatonia has been hand-
ing defeats to the Fayette Co
League leaders wo are assured
of a real interesting game Sun-
day here.
For County Clerk:
JOHN A. KUBENA.
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Miss Edith Fox entertained
with 3 tables of bridge at the
home of her Hister, Mrs. Mild-
red Mclifay. Those attending
were: Mesdames A. H. W. Nor-
tan, R. Meyer, L. Longorio, F.
Yoltie Fernau held high score
nau, Enid Johnson, Laura Mey-
er, Audrey Bailey, Margaret
Laux, Eunice Gnrbade, Anita
Richter of Moulton, Dell Stein
of San Antonio. Prizes were
awarded to the following: Miss
Lottie Ferau held high score.
Miss Eunice Garbade held low.
Mrs. F. A. Nesrsta won conso.
lation. Delicious refreshments
were served.
• • •
Miss Clara Koch entertained
with 3 tables of bridge last
Thursday afternoon at her
home. Those present Vwdre:
Mesdames D. F. Johnson, E. J.
Pulkrabek, II. E. Olio, Jr., R.
C. Foitik, R. A. Scheer, Wm.
Wotipka, R. H. Greive, H. A.
Schutz, Misses Margaret Keil
and Evelyn Bittner. Prizes
were awarded to the following
Mrs, H. E. Olle .Jr" won high,
Mrs. R. A. Scheer won low.
Mrs. It. C. Foitik won consola-
tion. Delicious lunch was serv-
ed and enjoyed hy everyone.
* * V
Miss Margaret Keil enter-
tained the Catholic Girls club
with 4 tables of bridge last
Thursday evening at her home.
The party was enjoyed by the
following: Mr. and Mrs. R. H.
Greive, Mr. and Mrs. H. E.
Olle Jr.,‘Mesdames E. J. Pul-
krabek, R. C. Foitik J. L.
Longorio, Wm. 'Wotipka,' Mis
ses Evelyn Bittner, Anita Foi-
Lk, Rose Harbich. Bonnie
Bruegemann Hattie and Clara
Koch and Mr. Emil Jurica.
After five games played, Mrs.
J. L. Longorio hold high score
in ladies, Mr. Herman Olle.
Jr., held high score for men.
Miss Bonnie Bruegemann won
PRAHA CATHOLIC CHURCH
Sunday Masses at 7:30 and
9:00 a. m.
Week day Masse* at 6:30
every morning.
Rev. John Anders, Pastor
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Preaching at 11:00a.m. and
8:00 p.m. on 1st., 2nd. and 3rd
Sundays in each month until
further notice. Sunday School
at 9:45 every Sunday morning
with G. T. Hawkes as supt.
Baptist Training Service
every Sunday night at 7 p
m., with .T. M. Floyd as direct
or. We have a place for every
me who will come at this hour
meets every Monday afternoon
at 3:00 in the pastor’s home
for Bible study.
Prayer Meeting every Wed
nesday evening at 8 . m.
You are cordially invited to
attend any arid all of those
tenures.
Rev. 1)
Rlaisdcll, Pastor
SCHOOL MEETING
An important school meet
ling w;ll bo held in Muldoon I consolation.
--- —-- | Thursday Sept. 6th. District * ^ *
FOR SALE—1931 Chevro^Supt. Mr. Patten will he pres- Mr F , Marpp.c pntor.
let coach. This car has beenjcnt. Floy, Rock Rid** and lainod' the Catholic* Girl, Cl.,I,
thoiwhly checked m our shop all nearby school* will be re- Tuoa,|»v with 5 table
and is mechanically okeh. It, resented.
is finished in a beautiful new. Many vital problems con-
duce paint job and is equip- needed with the transportation Llik" held” high score, Mm. R.
ped with four tires, practical- of children to the Flatonia
ly new. Terms. Smith Motor High School *\vill be discussed.
Company. Gonzales, Texas. j All interested are invited. Be
_ J there at 8 p. m.
" 11 "*—r —i.—
Mrs.
of bridge at her home. After
6 games played, Mrs. Ed. Zou-
|H^°H
ICED TEA
For Sale By
CITY MARKET
FOR SALE—1931 Model
A Ford Tudor sedan. This
Ford is in A-l condition and
will give many miles of service.
It has been thoroughly check-
ed by our mechanics and is
okeh. Terms. Smith Motor
Company. Gonzales, Texas.
For Sale —An O. K. 6-in.
Hammermill. Good condition.
Will also trade it for good
work mule. Apply to Willie
Heerssen, Schulenburg, Rt. 2.
• . (37c)
F. Breugmann and
Baby Jerry Hodanek spent
the week-end in Houston.
Telephone
Heavy damage was done to
property at Clarendon, Texas,
a six-inch rain flooded
the business section, Saturday.
Water, from 4 to 6 feet deep,
stood in some sections of the
town. Roads leading into the
cit^ were washed out.
l:
when you want
that next job of
Printing
You will get first-class
work, and you will get
it when promised, for
having work done
when promised is one
of the rules of this office.
ou prefer, send tho
er by mail or bring
it to tho office in person.
RNsreanara a
Let U* Show Yon
IVhut IF* C-tn /)a
if vr
oraei
C. Foitik held low. Others
present were: Mesdames J. L.
Etlinger, II. E. Olle Jr., Robt.
Rrimnerf-W-m.' Albrecht, Ft.
Daehne, Misses Evelyn Bittner
Myrtle Eldelbach, Bonnie
Bruegemann, Anita Foitik, So-
phie Krause Julia and Mary
Prihoda. Hattie and Clara
Koch. Ella Berger.
METHODIST CHURCH
CALENDAR
for 1934. Flatonia, Tex.
. Preaching 1st, 2nd, 4th Sun-
day in each month at 11 a. m.
and also at 7:30.
Sunday school every Sunday
at 10. W. D. Johnson, Supt.
Woinan’s Missionary Society
meets every Monday at 3 p. m.
Womens Missioncry Society
—Mrs. George Fernau, Pros.
The 'Epworth League meets
every Sunday evening at 6:30
p. m. Ai young people who
meet with us will be greeted
with a smile. “Come Thou,
with us, we will do thee Good.”
Miss Dolores Mueller, Pres.
The Board of Stewards will
meet on Wed. after tho 1st
Sunday in each month at 7:30
p. m.
Muldoon Methodist Church
P’•caching 3rd Sunday in
each month at 11 o’:lock. Air
at 7:30 p. m.
C- ony Methodist Church
Preaching 2nd and 4th Sun-
days at 3 o’clock p. m. The
general public is invited to
come to these services. You
are welcome.
T. H. Crowder, Pastor
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Etlinger
and Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Sod-
jlmcyor went to Moulton
Sunday night.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Parma of
Schulenburg spent a pleasant
Sunday with the Hodanek
family Sunday.
A COUNTRY BOY IN
BIG TOWN
THE
STUDIO PROGRAM OF
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
San Antonio, Sunday, 1:45
-2:00 p. m. Station KTSA.
1290 kilocycles.
Houston, Sundays, 2 to 2:15
p. m. Station KPRC, 920 kilo-
cycles.
. P l v ft y V .
I uill think—talk—urite . . . Texas
Centennial in 19)6/ This is to be my
celebration, In its achievement 1 may
give free play to my patriotic tore for
Texas’ heroic past; my confidence in
Its glories that are to me........
Those Western hoys may
use their six-shooters out home
but they are thoroughly tamed '
when they reach the big town.
An example is seen in the ex-
perience of a South Texas boy.
The closely builv. up section
approaching New York rather
awed him; but he gritted his
teeth and managed to get
through the Holland Tunnel
into the city. Then he took
one look at the dense traffic,
pulled over to the curb and
threw up his hands.
Guess he would have been
there yet, had not a colored
chauffer, noticing his plight
(or fright * offered to drive
him up to the hotel. “Ed” was
so relieved he hired him on
the spot for five days’ stay, so
ho could have him drive the
car back to the tunnel when
he left.
Egg peddler (to wife) —
Suffering snakes, Florabel,
you sold the wrong eggs to
that last woman.
Wife—How so?
Peddler— You sold, her
some of that lot which we
dated Sept. 10, when it is only
Sept. 1st. now.
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Perhaps you have given up hope of ever wearing the
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little shabby. You'll be surprised what we can d>> in
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new. — JUST TRY US.
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Phone 30
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Instantly, it liquefies to a
gentle, penetrating cleans-
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delicate pores are never
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removes every particle of
dust and accumulated oils
and leaves the skin soft,
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If your deafer cannot supply you0
send us his,name
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Strauss, Henry J. The Flatonia Argus (Flatonia, Tex.), Vol. 59, No. 37, Ed. 1 Thursday, September 6, 1934, newspaper, September 6, 1934; Flatonia, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth989990/m1/4/: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Fayette Public Library, Museum and Archives.