The Schulenburg Sticker (Schulenburg, Tex.), Vol. 37, No. 50, Ed. 1 Friday, October 23, 1931 Page: 3 of 8
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THE SCHTJLENBURG STICKER OCTOBER 23, 1981
Pootcifl Gams
Here Tomorrow
Smithviile'sTigers are coming
here tocno'-row (Friday) to play
our Sh >rl Horns, let's have a big
crowd out, to root for tiie home
men who are going to give the
Tigers alt they have. The Timers
are scheduled to be District
Champions ouless Schulenburg
can upset the dopa. It's sroin4 to
be tbe hardest game of thi sea-
son. Two real teams will be seen
in action. If you enjoy a real
good game come ouc and see
this one, it will be well worth
yoar while.
SchulenburgLst a good ball
catcher when Clem McKinnon
was ii jured in practice. A numr
ber of our other boys are not in
tip-top shap : bat will be ready
to go into trie game by Friday.
Rememoer the game will be
here in Schulenburg and not *s
reported in thi Daily papers. So
come out, pull for the iteam, win
or lose, pull for them as they
are really going to do their ut
most to upset Smithville.
Building Activities
Keep
Going
AmmannsvilJe Feast
Is Big Success
Father Heintze rpports that
tha big Harvest F^a-t was a
great success in every way, the
grass receipts for this celebra-
tion totaled $850.00-
There were *Al prizes awarded,
two grand prizes consisting of
two bales of cotton, one went to
Dr. Cook of Weimar, who yave it
back to the churuh. The other
was woe by John Knlnz >. of Am
mannsville, the third oriz;of $10
donated by the T A. Hi 1 Bank
of Weimar was won by Em!'
Hollub of Schulenburg The other
prizes were won by people of
Ammannsviile, Weimar,Schulen-
burg and LiGrange. They ap»
preciated their prizes ve^y much.
These priz3S were donated by
the business tirms of the above
mentioned towns.
Fathca Heintze and the mem-
bers of his parish requested th*t
we express for them their siua
cere thanks to all tfho htlped to
make this feast the grand sue*
cess that it was
Emil Ahrens of Robstown, a
son of John Ahrens had his ton-
sils removed here by Dr. Peters :
recently.
Tom Brady, one of our popular
rural route men is having a tine
new live room home and garage
built on his place. Tom is one
of the fiDest young men in these
parts and we are happy to see
him makiug these improvements.
The Carnation Co. is planning
an addition to th^ir plant to be
used as a warehouse. All local
labor will be used for this work.
F. L. Heinrich is building a
flue new barn on his farm.
Chas. Neskora of the Velehrad
section is building a new home
on his place.
Ed. Hrncir is building a new
barn on his farm in the Moravia
section.
Otto Getschmann is building
an addition to his filling station
just south of town.
Mrs. Stuerke is having her
house re-paiuted.
Jos. Roihbauer was in our
city the past week getting lum-
ber to erect anew home .on his
place.
Tne Moravia School is having
some pretty cement sidewalks
laid around the school property
and up to the buildings.
We congratulate all these folks
on these improvements. Let the
l,good w< rk go on.
_ In Memoriam
Mother, darling Mother,
We love you, oh so dear'
And every time we think of you
We wish that you were here.
Mother dear, how we'll rejoice
When we meet you again,
Our hands will be washed of sin
When we meet in that Proms
ised Land.
In memory of our mother,
Mrs. Mollie Pennington, who
passed away Oct , 17th., 1927.
The Children.
™A letter from Leo K.Milberger
in which he encloses a check for
another year's subscription,
stated that the World Series ad-
ded about two Million dollars to
St. Louis funds. He stated the
National Dairy Show held last
week went over big and now
they are planning on a drive for
new members for tne jC. of C ,
and this will keep him very
busy but after it is over he is
going to rest up.
Specials For October
22, 23, and 24.
One 100 lb- sack Rice Bran and
one 48 lb. sack guaranteed flour
"both for $1.20- One 100 lb sack
Wheat Bran and one 48 lb. sack
guaranteed flour both for $1.30,
One 100 lb. sack Rice Polish and
one 48 lb, sack guaranteed flour
both for $1.50. 5 lbs. fancy rice
20c.
50 ltc. Schwartz Bros.
Have you evar attended one of
Meyerhoff's Anniversay Sales?
If not you are one out of a thou
sand that havn't. Drive over to
Meyerhoff's 12th., Anniversary
Sale on03tober 29th.,at 9 o'cloek
and just see bow they are going
to sell first class merchandise.
You will be surprised,in fact the
whole country will be talking
about this sale going down in
the history of the Meyerhoff
Dry Goods Co as the cheapest
prices ever offered by that con-
cern. They are in Hal ettsviile.
The talk of this part of the
country, Meyerhoff's 12th Anni-
versary Sale atai ts Thursday,
October 29tb, at nine o'clock.Let
nothing keep y<*u away from
Meyerhoff's at Hallettsville.Tex.
Produce Prices
Esgs-18 & 20c. Hens 9 & 10c.
Fryers 12 & 13c. Cotton Mid-
dling 6 1-8 Pecans 5—oHc.
Emil Po'k fell out of a pecan
tree and injured hi sleft side. He
was knocked unconscious when
he struck the ground. He is re-
ported to be resting very well.
Dance
Will be given at
High Hill
Tuesday, October 27th.
Music By
Babe Schindler
And His Orchestra
Admission 50c
50 ltc.
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long ago—as to how many cylin-
ders it takes in a motor car engine to give
satisfactory smoothness. Science definitely
established the fact that at least six are
necessary. And today, the public accepts the
multi-cylinder engine in the same way that
it accepts 4-wheel brakes, parallel-mounted
springs and every other principle of proved
and acknowledged superiority. Everybody
knows that nothing less than a six can give
you built-in smoothness.
Today, six-cylinder smoothness is within
reach of every new car buyer. For Chevrolet
has produced a quality ^car, powered it with a
firmly-mounted six-cylinder motor—engi-
it to run with unsurpassed economy
—and priced it down among the very lowest-
priced cars in the market.
than a six
cais give you
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smoothness
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NEW CHEVROLET SIX
The Great American Value
See your dealer below
VOGT CHEVROLET COMPANY
SCHULENBURG, TEXAS
ANNOUNCING!
THAT THE
TIRE & RUBBER COMPANY
- HAS APPOINTED
MR. BOB ADAMCIK
Of The Adamcik 24=Hour Super Service Station
Wholesale and Retail Distributor for this territory to handle the World Famous
Gum Dipped Firestone Tires
See Him For Your Tire Needs
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The Schulenburg Sticker (Schulenburg, Tex.), Vol. 37, No. 50, Ed. 1 Friday, October 23, 1931, newspaper, October 23, 1931; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth569359/m1/3/: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Schulenburg Public Library.