The Tribune (Hallettsville, Tex.), Vol. 4, No. 2, Ed. 1 Friday, January 4, 1935 Page: 4 of 4
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CITY AND COUNTY
CONGRESSMAN THOMPSON
VISITING HERE.
SACRED HEART CHURCH
Congressman C. W
son of Galveston was a v
fai Hallettsville Wednesday. k^~>
ttn»i expired with the New
Tear, as Galveston County since
tha last redistricting was add-
ad to Congressman Mansfield's
district an Mr. Thompson was
net a candidate for re-election.
Himself coming from a farm
■action, Congressman Thompson
knows the farmer’s needs and
■mbs in the farm laws a com-
ing big national question. “The
country can not be prosperous,
nitiAss the farmer is,” said Con-
gressman Thompson. “The
cotton law can help much to
make our farmer more prosper-
ous provided the small farmer
recedves a fair deal. It is
just as much necessary to our
port cities, as to the farmer
himself, that he gets a fair
price for his cotton.”
Congressman Thompson was
glad to get more familiar with
our great farm section and with
the sentiment of -our farmers’
regarding the cotton law. He
was given copies of resolutions
adopted in the farmers’ meet-
ing last Saturday.
While now he will ba out of
public life, there is no doubt
that Mr. Thompson will be
heard of again, for he is a
young and able man.
DR. SHROPSHIRE’S FINE
REDUCED
By proclamation of Governor
Miriam* A. Ferguson, the fine
«f Dr. W. Shropshire of Yoa-
kum was reduced from 500 to
100. The case was tried be-
fore a jury in the county court
In the September 1934 term,
Hie doctor being charged with
a libel by printing and distri-
Imting or causing to be printed
and distributed circulars per-
taining to the manager or the
management of the city of Yoa-
kum. __
LAVACA CO. CENTENNIAL
BOARD
Shiner, Jan. 3. — The after-
noon of Dec. 27. promptly at 2
©’dock the county centennial
board met at Shiner in the li-
lasry.
l Those present were Mrs. L.
Jk. Marek, chairman of the Se-
natorial district, Rep. elect J.
J. Olsen, Dr. C. L. Kopecky of
Yoakum; Supt.-elect Chas. Mc-
Donald of Hallettsville, Mrs. Elo
Writers and county chairman,
Mrs. Ella E. Lane.
Due to the absence of Sect.,
J. T. Jaeggli of Moulton, Mrs.
acted as sect, inviting
This Friday, first Friday of
Thomp- the month, hence confessions
i.orJ will be heard Thursday after-
noon from 3 to 6, and from
, ..,o to 8:30.
Friday Mass at 6:80, and
7:30, Communion at these
Masses, and after 7:30 o’clock
Mass, Sacred Heart Devotion,
und thereafter Benediction. .
Sunday, first Mass at 7:30,
and late Mass at 10 o’clock and
thereafter meeting of Catholic
Knights Society.
ST. MARY’S CHURCH
Next Sunday, Mass at 8:30.
At the Sweet Home Catholic
Church, Sunday, early Mass will
to at 8:30 and at the Koerth
Catholic Church Mass will be
at 9:30. —Rev. G. Kuratko.
Appointed Sheriff’s
Deputies
Messrs. Ad. Darilek of Henkhnus
section and Otto ZAppe of near Hal-
lettsville were appointed deputies
by Sheriff A. P. McElroy.
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Reverend B. M. Heintze of Plum
paid a pleasant call to the Tribune
office Wednesday afternoon.
New Year’s visitors at the home
of County Clerk J. F. Bozkal were
Mr. and Mia. Edw. 0. Henkhaus of
Segnin, Mr. and Mrs. fe. H. Zander
of Temple, J. B. and H. Henkhaus
of Shiner, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Henk
haus, son, Wesley, and daughter,
Ann Magdalen of Yoakum.
Ed. E. Mach a of Shiner was a
business visitor here Wednesday.
Cari hemmi returned- to his
studies at the St. Mary’s University
at San Antonio Wednesday evening.
Child Dies of " ’■* r
Acute Indigestion |
Mrs. Mary Elisabeth
• Hoch
Little Agnes Louise Mikulenka,
four years-old daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. John Mikulenka of this city
died Tuesday night at 10 o’clock
shortly after she wa* stricken with
an attack of acute indigestion.
Services weie held Wednesday af-
ternoon at 3:30 at the Sacred Heart
Church, Kevetend A. Drozd officiat-
ing. Interment was made in the
Catholic Cemetery.
Besides her grief stricken parents
the little one is survived by five
brothers and two sisters. The Tri-
bune offers them most sincere sym-
pathy.
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John Edwaitd and Johnnie Mae,
twin children of Mr. and Mrs. John
Machicek of Ezzell, were baptized
Sunday by Reverend G. Kuratko at
the Koerth Catholic Church Spon-
sors were Mr. and Mrs. John Pav-
liska.
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YOAKUM, Dec. 31. — Mary Eli-
zabeth Hoch, age 68 years, 1 month
and 3 days passed awafy at the fa-
mily home one and one-half miles
beyond Hallettsville at 10 o’clock
P. M., Dec. 30, 1934. Mrs. Hoch
had been confined to her bed about
3 months before her death.
She was born at Hope, Texas,
but spent the greater pert of her
life at Hochheim.
Mrs. Hoch was a member of the
Catholic church.
She is survived by her husband
T. W. Hoch; 1 daughter, Mrs. Al-
ma Williams of Wharton, Texas;
1 son, Fred J. Hoch, Hallettsville;
2 sisters, Mrs. Ida Roessler, Hal-
lettsville; Mrs. Josephine Poth of
Corpus Christi, Texas; 2 brothers,
Will Schwab, Hochheim, Otto Sch-
wab, Cuero, and 6 grandchildren.
Funeral services were held at the
Beck Mortuary Chapel and at the
Catholic church at 5 P. M. today, by
Rev. F. O. Beck. Interment was
in the Catholic cemetery under the
,| I direction of the Beck Mortuary. —
O—O Herald.
~~Johnny Lamar Stavinoha left Wed
net-day afternoon for St. Edward's
University at Austin.
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The Catholic Daughters of
America held their regular
monthly meeting at the K. of
C. Had Wednesday nite. It
v.as brought before tire meeting
ih..t the Tamburitza Players
have a program here again
:oon, to be sponsored by the
c/uughters. No other new busi-
ness was discussed.
The Komensky P. T. A. will
hold its .tegular meeting Friday,
January 4th, 1935.
Fanners who are borrowers
from the Federal Land Bank
should ul:ow nothing to prevent
them to attend the annual
inciting which will be held at
the court house, Hallettsville,
on the coming Tuesday, Jan.
bth, i r. m.
A baby bdy was botn to Mr. and
Mrs. Herbert McCrumb of Vienna
Monday, December 31st.
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Mrs. Henry Bludau of near town
underwent an operation at the Duf-
nftr hospital Thursday.
The children of Jim Bujnoch and
Rud. "Kupka of Koerth are ill with
the measles.
George Edds of Sheridan is on
the sick list
Mrs. Eli Rubin and little ion were
able to leave the Renger Hospital
Wednesday.
Shiner Hospital
Patients
The son of Mr. August Bludau of
Henkhaus is ill
The condition of Mrs. John Wag-
ner, who L ill ul bar home, is some
what improved._
Huth Memorial
Hospital
The little daughter of Emil Blank
of Yoakum underwent an operation
for acute appendicitis Monday.
Escapes Injury in Auto
Crash
YOAKUM, Dec. 31. — Rev. E. C.
McDonald escaped serious Injury
early this morning when hls Stude-
baker sedan turned over two times
about six miles this side of Gon-
zales on the Gonzalea-Yo&kum hi
way.
Rev. McDonald had left Yoakum
alt an early hour and was on his
way to Lamesa. The heavy fog had
made the pavement slick and aa ho
neared a curve alt the DuBose place
lie applied hi* brakes and he stated
that one of the front wheel brakes
evidently grabbed and locked, caus
ing the car to skid to the side. The
car struck a cement culvert in skid-
ding and rolled over two times and
finally landed in the ditch.
Rev. McDonald was accompanied
by a young man from Flatonia out
neither of tba occupants were injur-
ed other than a few skin scratches.
Passing motorists aided in righting
the cur and Rev. McDonald drove the
car bcj;k to Yoakum under its own
power. —Herald. _
Alarm Turned in When
House Falls Off Blocks
YOAKUM, Dec. 81. — The Yoa-
kum Fire Department was called
out on one of the strangest alarms
ever to be registered, here when they
answered an alairm turned in from
the home on the corner of South
and East Morris . Streets this
morning shortly after the S. P.
motorcar had arrived from Kenedy.
Shortly after the motor car had
passed on the tracks in front of the
house, the building began an easy
glide to earth from the three-foot-
high post foundation. The glide to
the ground was slow and war ac-
companied by a loud cracking caused
by the breaking of the lumber and
by a few of the foundation posts
breaking thru the floors.
The house is occupied by Albert
Cholvania and when the sliding start-
ed he had just started a fire in on
oil stove and when he found rJie
doors jammed he called the fire de-
partment, fearing that the oil stove
would set the house on fire. Mem-
bers of the family were able to get
out of the house thru a window aind
when the fire department arrived, a
door was forced open and the oil
stove put out.
Chief Herbert Spies said when the
department arrived at the scene lie
found Chavanla and his family out-
side and all very excited. He was
warned not to go into the house be-
cause an earthquake had caused ihe
crash. The damage to the house
was not estimated ’but was not ex-
pected to be great Rain which
had seeped- around the underpinnings
was believed to have caused the
posts to loosen, letting the houie
slide to the ground. —Herald.
MARKET
No. of bales shipped
No. of halos ginned
Cotton, strict middlinj
Cotton seed most, 1M lbs.
Cotton seed, ton -—
Hulls--—
Corn bushel shelled
Turkeys, u
Eggs,--
Pecans - ........
Hens, per tb. ■ ■ -
Fryers, per lb. -
Geess--
Ducks -m
111 PROFESSION
HI DIRECTORY
III Lawyers
Allen & Allen
Hallettsville,
Paul H. Fertsch
/ Hallettsville,
Sam S. Devall
Hallettsville,
Miss Lucille Hemmi and Miss Lav-
iirne Sommerlatte of the Seton In-
firmary at Austin spent the holi-
days in our city.
Miss Irene Bucek returned to the
Texas University at Austin Tuesday.
Mrs. Frank Shimek of here and
Miss Chris Cetnota of Weimar spent
New Year's Day in El Campo.
C. L. Stavinoha
Mettsvillj
WALTER 6. /Ml
HOCHHEIM PI
Service Station, Grocery
Blacksmith Shop —
Feed Grinding — 3.2
YOUR BUSINESS
APPRECIATED (1C
Misses Mary Janak and Edith
Jares left Tuesday for the State
Teacher’s College at San Marcos.
SPECIALS
FOR FR1. & SAT.
49c BROOMS, GOOD QUALITY, SPECIAL 2>c
Farmers of Breslau, Boethel
and liadhost school will hold
mss «««* ““ ~— — • --7- their monthly meeting next
lire, Marek to preside as chair-1 Wednesday, Jan. 9th, at 7:30
|P. M., at the Radlhost school.
The Centennial Census was j Maiec will he present. AU
LINEN MOPS, EACH
ORANGES, NICE SIZE, DOZ.
BANANAS, 2 DOZ.
CRACKERS, 2 LB. BOX
Fresh Groceries —Low Prices— Prompt Service
SIEGMUND& QUITTA
HALLETTSVILLE, TEXAS
dm principal work to be taken
fpr the New Year. This be-
ing of an educational nature
will be in charge of Chas. Mc-
Donald and the census obtained
with.the co-operation of county
schools.
*At the request of‘J. J. Olsen,
a questionaire sent him, was
discussed and expressions giv-
en, so as to guide him in h'is at
titude towards the Centennial
when the Legislature convenes
Meeting adjourned subject to
call of chairman.
fanners invited. F. W. Kube-
na, sec’y.
Children of Mary at their
annual meeting Sunday, Dec.
23, elected for their officers:
Rev. A. Mathis, spiritual direc-
tor; Rev. A. Drozd, assistant
director; Annie Schubert, pre-
sident; Mathilda Janak, vice-
president; Elizabeth Hermes,
sec’y.-treas.; A,?n€s Dworsky,
reporter.
Moravia
COLE’S THEATRE
HALLETTSVILLE, TEXAS
' Friday (To-Day): .
Anne Shirley in
ANNE OF GREEN GABLES
with Tom Brown, O. P. Heggle
and Helen Weptley. Comedy.
Saturday:
LIGHTNING STRIKES TWICE
Caldwell West g
Market
Nothing but choice me
We appreciate your trade
speak your language----(1C
Fruit Trees, Berries,
Write for catalogue of
dapted varieties.
Evergreens, Shrubs,
hardy, beautiful, dimai
Make your Home <S
fruitful and beautiful at
cost. Ramsey’s Austiiy
Austin, Texas. ,r
mem
i Cards of Thanks
The Sisters of the Sacred Heait
Convent wish to extend their sin-
cereet gratitude and appreciation to
the Rev. A. Mathis , Rev. A. Drozd,
the local court of the Catholic
Daughters of America, the Children
-of Mary, the Senior Choir, the K.
J. Z. T. Society, the Christian Mo-
ther Society and to all those who
•0 generously remembered them dur
ing the Christmas Season.
The wonderful display of coopera
tlon and generosity manifested by
tho above mentioned and also of our
dear pupils makes us feel that our
work in the Sacred Heart Parish is
appreciated.
Ma|y the Incarnate Word reward
and bless all our generous benefac-
tors abundantly is the sincere wish
and prsiyers of The Sisters of the
gacyed Heart School.
The Christmas program was held
Dec. 21 in the school house here.
As the weather wms fine and warm
almost everybody of this community
attended the program.
Last Thursday we had plenty of
rain here, all the branches and
creeks were filled and some were
overflowing. It was one of the big
gest rains we have had in years.
Since then we have had foggy wea-
ther.
Mr. Blahuta went to Port Lavaca
before Christmas and brought back
over two hundred lbs. of fish.
Mr. J. Jalufka and family of
Violet, Mrs. Herman Schwenke of K1
Paso and Mrs. Ford of Houston ate
here visiting with relatives.
Next Saturday night, Jan. 5th,
will be the farmers’ meeting of this
community. All farmers interested
in the change of the cotton law
should be present. Also a short
program will be prepared for thnt
night. — L. G. Mutu&tik.
Tax Assessor’s Notice
1935
1 WILL BE AT THE FOLLOWING PLACES ON THE
DATES GIVEN BELOW FOR THE PURPOSE OF
ASSESSING STATE AND COUNTY TAXES
FOR THE YEAR 1935:
MORAVIA,.................................................................Monday, Jan. 7th.
NOVOHRAD, ..................................................... Tuesday, Jan. 8th.
ST. JOHN, .................................... Wednesday, Jan. 9, forenoon
GLECKLEIl, .;.................................. Wednesday, Jan. 9th, afternoon.
MOULTON,___________ Thurs., Fri. and Sat., Jan. 10, 11, and 12.
WITTING, ............................................................ Monday, Jan. 14.
W1ED,.......-.............Tuesday, Jan. 15, A. M., A. J. Kallus Store.
\VTED, .................—. Tuesday, Jan. 15, P. M., J. J. Morris Store.
SHINER,............Wed., Thurs., Fri., Sat, Jan. 16, 17, 18, and 19.
HENKHAUS,...............................Monday, Jan. 21 at Jake Kurtz.
MIDWAY, —1 ..............................— Tuesday, Jan. 22nd.
YOAKUM, .......................... Wed. and Thurs., Jan. 23 and 24.
SWEET HOME, ..... Fri. and Sat., Jan. 25 and 26.
HI LA HORA.................................... Monday, Jon. 28th, afternoon.
EZZELL.......................................................... Tuesday, Jan. 29th
VIENNA........................................................... Wednesday, Jan. 30th
KOERTH,............. Friday, Feb. 1st.
HOPE,.........:__________________________________________Saturday, Feb. 2nd.
SUBLIME,______________________________________ Saturday, Feb. 9th.
E. A. TURK
TAX ASSESSOR-COLLECTOR, LAVACA COUNTY
with Ben Lyon, iPert K el ton,;
Skeets Gallagher and Walter
Catlett. Last chapter: Young
Eagles. Comedy. Matinee at
3:00 P. M.
Sunday-Monday:
Frederic March in
WE LIVE AGAIN
with Anna Sten. Comedy: Ir-
vein S. Cobb in You Bring the
Ducks. Matinee at 3:0(h P»
M. Sunday.
GREETINGS
To all my old time friends and
customers.
Wishing
you health, happiness and pros-
perity thruout the
NEW YEAR
Come and see us — Make our
store your store.
Scott S. Hill, Prop.
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LIQUID - TABLETS
SALVE-NOSE DROPS
CERTIFIED GR
Humble Service Si
C. R. HRNCIR
Gas, oil, kerosene, and
5 gal. Humble oil 91.
Mohawk tires, Stelco
Good second hand 4.75x1!
GIVE US A
Marik Insurance
EAST BERNARD,
AU kinds of
Fire — Windstorm ■—
Farm Dwellings —
Feed — Livestock —
Notaries PubUc
J. 1. MARK-C. J.
BAGLEY first year
cotton seed for sale,
100 lbs., F. O. B
$3.30 per 100 lbs.
other stations. CaU
to Farmers Gin Co.,
Texas. (
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Malec, Walter. The Tribune (Hallettsville, Tex.), Vol. 4, No. 2, Ed. 1 Friday, January 4, 1935, newspaper, January 4, 1935; Hallettsville, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1036483/m1/4/?q=Lamar+University: accessed June 1, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Friench Simpson Memorial Library.