New Ulm Enterprise (New Ulm, Tex.), Vol. 48, No. 29, Ed. 1 Thursday, April 17, 1958 Page: 3 of 8
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Zemo Great for
Minor Burns,Cuts
Zemo, a doctor’s formula, liquid
or ointment soothea, helps heal
minor burn*, cuts, bruises. Family
antiseptic, cases itch of surface
r shes, eczema, teen-age rim:lies,
a’hlcte'r foot Stops scratching, so
aids faster healing. For stubborn
u«s.s, get Extra Strength Zemo.
Mr and Mrs. Louis O. Muenz-
ler were visiting this week at the
home, of Mr. and Mrs. Riley Ash-
orn and children of Columbus.
Jimmy and Donny Fietsam and
;i. roi iptiiiied by Leoir.rtl Cole-
num of Columbus, spent the week-
end n» Hallettsville with rela-
tives and frit nds.
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Dial PE2-2353
Read the Directory ads!
» LIVESTOCK AUCTION
FORD,
Every Thursday at
12:30 p.m.
Spindler
Concrete Pipe Co.
READY-MIX CONCRETE
— SEPTIC TANKS —
Culvert & Irrigation Pipes
Dial PE2-2662
SALES
New and
Used
SERVICE
Cars and
Trucks
L Waldvogel
Quality Merchandise—
At LOWER Prices!
Stetson Hats—Van Heusen Shirts
Freeman & Star Brand Shoes
Stylemart Suits
‘The Place to go for the Brands
You Know.”
Gifts Drugs
Columbus Drug Store
W. E. Darilek, Pharmacist
(next to Orphic Theatre)
Dial PE2-2989
•il
Zumwalt Pharmacy
Thurmond B. West
“Prescriptions Accurately
Compounded”
Dial PE2-2361
Master Cleaners & Tailors
Also Bridal & Formal Tailoring
J. H. Moeckel & Elroy Vengfaaus
Dial PE2-2157
Schobel Truck & Tractor
> Company
“See our new line of Fannail
Tractors and Equipment”
Stansbury's Drug Store
“Prescriptions a Specialty”
EVERYTHING IN DRUGS
Dial PE2-2942
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—Bring your livestock to our
sales. You will find our mar-
ket one of the best and most
conveniently located.
Meyer Motor Co.
COLUMBUS LIVESTOCK COMMISSION RING
1 Mile East of Columbus On Highway 90
WINKELMANN’S STUDIOS
“AIR CONDITIONED"
•
Visit either of our studios—in Columbus on Tuesday or
Thursday, or in Brenham anytime.
Let a professional take your pictures. Call us for wed-
dings, family or commercial pictures.
OUR PRICES ARE THE LOWEST
OUR WORK THE FINEST IN PHOTOGRAPHY
MARX-MADE
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the
Owr 100 yeart of fine tailoring
As advertised in Life
S8.95
Other SLACKS--$5.98 to $14.95
I. LAUTERSTEIN & SON
Phone PErshing 2-2276
Columbus, Texas
Bellville Hospital Patients
PISEK NEWS
by Elmond Kulhanek
Here 1.75 inch
of
Walter
vseo.
Mr. and Mrs. I‘a Imo Frnka and
baby, Mrs. Geo Duve, .".nd Miss
Elsie Duve, all of Houston, visit-
ed with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Mey-
er in Mentz, Sunday.
wash ’n’ wear
/’SLACKS
and
here
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two inch mark,
was recorded.
Personals—
<-f M;ss W inane Heitmann,
has so generously offered
VETERANS SERVICE OFFICES
id — t
fight TO HAVE ADDITIONAL
HELF EACH MONTH
Kelps Heal And Clear
Itchy Skin Rash!
Zemo—liquid or ointment —* doc-
tor'! antiseptic, promptly relieves
itching, stops scratching and so
helps heal and clear surface skin
rashes. Buy Extra
Strrngih Zemo for7**|||(*
stubborn ciwiDVlliV
Saturday cirtlers in New Ulm
were Mr. and Mrs. Milam I’rause
of Frelsburg.
CAT SPRING NEWS
L. F. Weige,
Check our sample line of beau-
tiful Wedding Stationery.
The practical answer to the summer slack problems
It used to be that a washable slack looked like a wash-
able sack. Not any more. Solved for good is the problem
of how to make a splendidly tailored slack stay that
way after washing. With Wash ’n’ Wear, just throw ’em
In the suds, and hang ’em up to dry. No ironing re-
quired. You’ll need several pair.
Rainfall—
A much welcomed rain fell gen-j
erally throughout this area over!
the past week-end. The amount |
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Hill, going es-
pecially to be at the christening
of little Candice Marie Hill. Spots
sors were Mr. and Mrs Al Hud-
son, .’Ira. Wesley Ladig and Mrs.
Marvin Morgan.
Mr. R. Uhlig Paises
Monday Morning
Mr. Rudolph Uhlig aged resi-
dent of th? Bernardo community,
passed away early Monday morn-
ing. Funeral services were held
Tuesday afternoon in the Etlirt-
ger funeral hoi nV in Bellville with
burial in the Oak Knoll cemetery-
Entertain With
Fish Supper
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Tomlin-
son and children of Sealy were
fish supper guests in the Alvin
Dittert home Saturday evening.
Other guests were Mr and Mrs.
Clarence Dittert and Melinda and
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Andreas.
daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
Meuieu, Jr., and family.
Dr. and Mrs. Otto Zanek
family of Houston visited
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Froebel
of Houston spent the week-end in
the Arno Brune home.
Mrs. Fred Sternenberg and
Arthur Sternenberg of Lockhart,
and 11. C. Sternenberg spent Tues
day of this week with Mrs. Hu-
bert Rinn, and Mrs. Willard Neu-
with heflmann and children.
Patients Dismissed
April 5th to 12th. 1958
Lowell Keith t’oodv. Sealv.
Wm. G. Steck, Bellville.
Mrs. Frank Sebesta, Bellville.
Mrs. B. E. Nichols, Katy.
Ed. Frauke. Industry.
Patricia Castiile. Bellville.
Mrs. Joe Sklar, Fayetteville.
Raymond Muz.ny, Bellville.
-Mrs. Reinhold Lahrmann, In-
dustry.
Mrs. Flora Dunaway, Bellville.
Robert James Parker, San Fe-
lipe.
Miss Evelyn Wollgast, Waller.
Miss Rose Deutrich, Bellville.
Mamie Snel (col.) Hempstead.
Esther Tyler, Sealy.
Patients In Hospital,
April 12th, 1958
Mrs. Eldert Michaelis and dau-
ghter, Cat Spring.
Mrs. Wilton D. Weige and dau-
ghter, Bellville.
Mrs. J. Buenger and son, In-
dustry.
Mrs. Emma Roenseh, Bellville.
Otto E. Hartfiel, New Ulm.
Mrs. Mollie Steek. Bellville.
Mr. H. II. Boelsehe, Industry.
Johnny Dehnel, Sealy.
Mrs. Aug. Tieinann, Kenney.
Mrs. Elmer Hatton, Bellville.
Ollie Roberson, (col.) Hemp-
stead.
by Mr*. B«* AaSrea.
tfv^jQP^C
Personal*—
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Ladig of
Houston accompanied Jier mother
Mm. Minna Kuebn home last Sat-
urday. She had spent the week
in Houston with her children and
had a medical eh“ckup.
Mm. Charles Muell r Jr., and
sons, Mm. J. P. Barremore and
her mother were in Houston for
a visit Saturday.
Mrs Max Tipp and Mm. Har-
vey Tipp and son of the Bernardo
community visited Mm. Loneiln
Dittmar one afternoon last week.
Mr. and Mm. Roy Sitter of San
Antonio spent the week-end here
with Mr. and Mm. Richard Kol-
latschny and Annette and other
relatives.
Mr. and Mm. Willie Herman of
Houston visited her sister, Mrs.
Ernest Dittmar and Mr. Dittmar
last week-end.
Miss Emma Mau spent the Eas-
ter holidays in Wallis with the
Henry Mau family.
Olin Dittmar of Houston waa
at home a few days last week.
Mr. and Mm. Herbert Lee Hoff
of Waller spent Sunday here with
her parents, Mr. and-Mrs. Her-
man Mau.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Andreas and
Mr. and Mm. Ervin Andreas and
David and Jo Ann were in Bren-
ham, Sunday afternoon.
The Hartman Glenn family of
California visited Mrs. Alice Rei-
ehardt, Monday morning. They
are distant relatives of the Reieh-
ardts and had not been here in
25 yearn.
Mm Clyde Bod ungen and Caro
lyn and Janis of El Campo spent
the week-end here with Mr. Bo--
dungen and her parents, Mr. and
Mm. Jerry Skalak.
Mr. and Mm. Ben Andreas
were in Houston, Saturday for a
visit with their daughter, Mrs.
Marvin M‘ rgan and Mr. Morgan.
Mr and Mm. Ernest Dittmar
and Mrs. l^niella Dittmar, visited
Mr. and Mm. Henry Tipp last
' Saturday. The occasion was Mr.
I Tipp's birthday.
Arnold Streicher spent the Eas-
ter holidays in Damon with hi«
daughter Mrs. Howard Oakes and
her family.
Michaelis' Rejoicing Over
Arrival of Third Daughter
Little Cindy Lou made her ap-
pearance early last Wednesday
morning to make her home with
.Mr. and Mm. Eldert Michaelis.
She was welcomed by two Tittle
sisters Linda Kay and Sandra
Ann. Congratulations!
of precipitation varied around the Christening Services Held
’ ,e :__i. Por HiI1 Infant
Mr. and Mm. Edwin Eckardt
end’ Mrs Ellie Ilinkel were in
Mr and Mrs. Jerry Machu of Houston, Sunday for e visit with
Houston, spent the week-end with!
Mr. ..nd Mrs. Henry Krenek, Jr.
Mr and’ Mrs. Charles Vasek
and family visited Friday with
his mother at Park, Mrs. I. Va-
sek.
Mr and Mrs. Weldon Neuen-
dorff and children visited one
day last week with Mr. and Mrs.
Kermit Kiekler and Janice.
Miss Eunice Eckermann
Houston spent last week-end with
Mr. and Mrs. Emil Eckermann.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Leesman
and Mr. and Mrs. Otto Arndt
spent the week-end with relatives
at Bartlett.
Mr. and Mrs. Florenz Weishuhn
Jr., and children spent Saturday
evening in Columbus.
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Kneblik
and children were business visit-
ors in Industry. Saturday.
Hew Do You Spend Money
Yon Don't Have?
tV >11. as President Eisenhower
put it last week the people, are
supposed to spend money and —
“buy, buy anything”, to
the so-called recession (or what-
ever you want to call it) that the
V. S. now is in. But he didn’t
say what us poor folks are gonna
use tor money if we don t have it, I ..... -
and which some of us really don ’t
have. To me this statement by
Ike seemed silly in a way. -How
are you gonna spend money if
you don’t have any?
INDUSTRY NEWS
»y Ml** Ella Kautt
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Bucngers Rejoicing Over
Arrival Of Second Son
Mr. and Mrs. Jay C. Buenger
announce the arrival of Bruce
Charles on Saturday, April 12th,
1958, at the Bellville hospital. He
weighed 8 pounds. The Buengem
have another son, Gregory Jay,
who is almost three years old. Mt.
and Mm. J. C. Buenger and Mr.
and Mm. F. J. Jurchak of Bleib-
lerville are the grandparents.
, Mm. H. J. Albert of Bleiblerville,
is the great-grandmother.
Wcat End School Board
Honors Mr. and Mrs. H.
Blezinger With Barbecue
On Wednesday evening, Mr.
anti Mm. Herman Blezinger wen*
honored with a chicken barbecue
supper at the West End School
by the West End School Board
trustees and their families.
Mr. Blezinger served on
school board for many years and
fellow members comint tided him
for the fine work and coopera-
tion given at all times. Kermit
and Beatrice, students at Texas
Lutheran College, who were spend
ing their Easter vacation at home
were present for the happy occas-
ion. Members of the board and
families attending were: Marvin
Wittner, Arno Krebs, Alwin Rae-
ke, Milton Lindemann, Jay C.
Buenger, L. J. Luedecke, Hilbert
Galle, and Luther Blezinger.
Scout Benefit Dinner
Is Successful ’
With a large attendance at the
Cub and Boy Scout benefit din-
ner Sunday, the affair proved to
be a huge success.
The visitors were entertained
by the Boy Scout Orchestra of
Fayetteville, and a Pinewood Der-
by by the Cub Scouts, with Joe
Zanek, Cubmaster in charge. Win
tiers in the Derby were: David
Galle. first; Delbert Meischen, sec
ond; Bobby Richter, third; and
Wilbert Kalkhake. fourth.
The softball game between the
Boy Scouts and Firemen rained
out before the finish.
The committee in charge is
grateful to all for the participa-
tion and cooperation given to this
project which helped to make it
a success.
Funeral Services
On Wednesday, April 9. Mr.
and Mrs. Edwin A. Raeke, accom-
panied by Mr. Victor Schmid of
Skull Creek, attended the funeral
of their kinsman, -Rudolph Bra-
num. at Lockhart. Mr. Branum
was 50, and is survived by his
wife, Vera. Boesel Branum, one
daughter, and four sons of Miles
City, Montana.
Mrs. Alfred Richter and Miss
Marie Niebuhr of Smithville, at-
tended the funeral of their aunt,
Mrs. C. Foster in Waco, on Mon-
day, 'April 7th.
Personal Mention
The annual meeting of the WSCS
was held in the Tarrytown Me-
thodist church in Austin, Thurs-
day. Attending were: Mesdames
Alfred Richter, Melvin Spiess.
Ben Rogers, T. Irving King and
Timothy, Mrs. Monroe Rudloff.
Miss Esther Spiess, Mrs. L. J.
Luedecke and Mrs. T. Irving King
and Timothy attended the Vaca-
tion Bible School Institute in
Eagle Lake, Tuesday.
Thursday night, a number of
the Industry Volunteer Fire De-
partment attended the dedication
of the New City Hall ami Fire Sta
tiou in Bellville. A team from In-
dustry entered the pumper races
for the first time.
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin R Spiess.
Sharon and Yvonne, accompanied
by Mr. and Mrs. Harry Muenzler
of New Ulm, attended the 9th Dis
triet Postmaster's meeting in Pa-
lacios, Sunday.
Mrs. Alwin Raeke and Miss Ella
Kautz attended the PTA confer-
ence of the 11th District at the
Shamrock-Hilton hotel in Hous-
ton, Thursday and Friday, as de-
legates of the West End PTA. Mr.
and Mrs. C. J. Marik were in at-
tendance at the opening session
on Thursday.
Coming especially to attend the
Eagle recognition of Wayne Neu-
man on Friday evening were: Mrs.
Arno G. Schultz, sons Jr.„ Cal-
vin and Kirby; Ijestcr and Ray
Kolar of Guy, Mrs. H. E. Blaseh-
ke, daughters, Sandru, Sue and
Kay, Misses Betty Shnfner and
Marie Crane of Houston. The
girls. Sandra. Sue, Betty and Ma-
1 rie remained over the week-end,
.visiting in the Neumann home,
i Mrs. Alwin Beckmann spent the
: week-end ia Houston v-------
The Veterans Adm. Regional
1 Hr"
ranged with County Ser.-ice Of-
licer L. F. Weige. of Bellville, to
supply him with a contnet officer
until he has completely recovered
from his recent illness. His first
visit to Bellville will be ou April
17, fiom 1 p.m. until a p.m., and
thereafter every third Thursday
of the month. The work now haa
w’t11 th*‘ U8sistanee
, who
her
has
help.
COLUMBUS
DIRECTORY
Braden Radio & TV Service
—SALES AND SERVICE-
APPLIANCES
Dial PE2-2580
Glithero Furniture Co.
“Complete Hue of Home
Furnishings”
at the Y—hiway 71
Dial PE2-2496
Colorado County
Electric Company
Lee’s Refrigeration and
Appliance Service
Hotpoint Appliances
Dial PE2-2981
F. J. Untermeyer
Plumbing Service, Fixtures
Quick, Dependable Service
Dial PE2-2736
S. K. Seymour
Authorized Frigidaire Service
“Service on all appliances”
Air-Conditioning - Refrigeration
• Adolph Vacek
Day Phone PErshing 2-2323
Nite Phone PErshing 2-2718
The ADVERTISERS listed in this
column will appreciate a share of
your patronage while shopping in
Columbus, Texas.
♦eeeesswoeeeeeeeeeeeeseee
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THE NEW ULM ENTERPRISE. NEW ULM. TEXAS, Thnmdav. April 17th,
1958
JODIE
BRADEN
Office at
1108 Milam Street
Box 1121 PE 2-4104
COLUMBUS
>mbol of J'up^rior.ftrvice^
■J SAVINGS UP TO $25.00 ON AUTO INSURANCE
; SAVINGS UP TO 30% ON FIRE INSURANCE
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New Ulm Enterprise (New Ulm, Tex.), Vol. 48, No. 29, Ed. 1 Thursday, April 17, 1958, newspaper, April 17, 1958; New Ulm, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1225763/m1/3/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Nesbitt Memorial Library.