Semi-weekly Hallettsville Herald (Hallettsville, Tex.), Vol. 54, No. 26, Ed. 1 Tuesday, September 7, 1926 Page: 2 of 4
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HALLETTSVILLE HERALD HALLETTSVILLE TEXAS
The HALLETTSVILLE Herald
Published Every Tuesday and Friday Mornings,
-BY-
HERALD PUBLISHING COMPANY, Publishers.
DEED RECORD
CHICKEN ARITHMETIC
W. D. Timm Pres.
N. A. Moreland, Editor.
V. B. Gerdes Vice Pres.
Leo Strauss, Sec’y-Mgr.
Subscriotion Price $2.00 per Year in Advance.
Hallettsville, Texas Tuesday September 7th. 1926
LIST OF TEACHERS OF
LAVACA COUNTY 1926-27
Dist. No. 1. Baursville—Joe
F. Beal principal, Misses Alice
Kotzebue and Sydonia Hrusks
assistants, Moulton Rt. 1.
2. Greive—James Parma,
Moulton Rt. 1.
4. Velehrad—Joe R. Schw-
artz, principal Miss Mildred
Riske assistant Schulenburg Rt
5,
V "6, Komdniky—Alois Morko-
vsky principal, Miss Annie
Novosad assistant, another as-
sitant to be elected. Moulton
Rt. 1.
7. Moravia—C. R. Harmon,
principal, Mrs. C. R. Harmon,
Misses Lucy Hermes and Caro-
lyn Tomek assistants, Schulen-
burg Rt. 5.
8. Rocky—Miss Hattie Hrn-
cir, Hallettsville Rt. 1.
9. Andrews Chapel—Miss
Arabella Carson, principal, as-
sistant to be elected, Schulen-
burg Rt. 6.
10. Dickson —Mrs. David
McCoy Mahula, Shiner Rt. 3.
^ 11. Evergreen—Mrs. Geo.
Hamon principal, Miss
lass assistant, Yoakum Rt. 2.
40. South Mustang Mrs. I. F
Fajkus, principal, Miss Hattie
Rinn assistant Yoakum Rt. 2.
41. Sweet Home—Miss Net-
tie Donnelly principal, Misses
Leda Lee Bagby. and THUe
Fisher assistants, Sweet Home.
41. Thmopson—Miss Min-
nie Thompson principal Miss
Ruby Thompson assistant. Hal
lettsville Rt 4.
43. Hagan—Miss Mildret
Hunter. Yoakum.
44. Adams—Miss Margaret
Valenta Sweet Home.
45. Wenzel—Miss Ruth Pie-
rce. Yoakum Rt. 3.
46. Pilot Grove—Miss Wil-
lie Muenker, principal Emmett
W. Muenker asssitant Yoakum
Rt. 4.
47. Koerth—Mace E, Ben-
nett, principal, Miss Viola Her-
cek assistant Hallettsville Rt 4.
48 Lights Chapel—Mrs. Kit-
tie Butts, Hallettsville Rt. 5.
49 Providence—Miss Anita
Schaefer, Hallettsville Rt. 5.
51. Fitch.
52. Gephart—Miss Beatrice
Klobouk, Yoakum Rt. 4.
53. Salem--
Darilek assistant, Moulton and
Shiner Rt. 3.
12. Oak Grove —Miss Sal-
lie Moreland principal, Miss
Edna Reischel assistant Shi-
ner Rt. 1. ,, , .
13. Witting—Miss Hedwig
Moch principal Miss Annie
Mae Pagel and Louis Dullye
assistants.
14. Breslau—Miss Annie
Timfri, principal, C. C. Ploen-
neke and Miss Adela Schae-
fer assistants, Hallettsville Rt.
6- *
15. Boethel—Mrs. Inez Van-
derheider principal, Mrs. Mag-
gie Long assistant Hallettsville
16. New Kinkier—Miss Mil-
lie Elstner, Hallettsville.
17. Shiloh—Miss Hilda Mol-
lert ,
- 18. Bila Hora—Miss Ona
Dale Cherry. Sublime Rt. 1.
19. Green—Miss Alma Can-
onon principal, Mrs. Mattie
Caxon, assistant, Shiner.
)20. Bunjes—Mrs Chas. Cho-
vinetz principal, Mrs. Myrtle
Brosch assistant, Shiner Rt. 1.
21. Charlottenburg —Mrs.
Fannye Treptow principal,
Miss Hulda Fiedler assitant,
Shiner Rt.j 1.
22. Stacy—Miss Emma Granz
principal, Miss Marguerite Se-
ger assistant, Hallettsville Rt.
6.
23. Radhost —Mrs. Johnnye
Beal, Hallettsville Rt. 1.
24. Pleasant Grove-—Miss
Emil Hornshu Hallettsville Rt.
3.
25. Vsetin Mrs. Palma Sch-
ott, Sublime Rt. 1.
25. Rabb Switch—R. F.
Smothers, Hallettsville Rt. 7.
26. Sublime—Miss Ethel
Burres, principal, Miss Ruth
Green assistant, Sublime.
26. Honey Creek—Miss Ani-
ta Riske, Sublime Rt. 1.
27. Kopecky—Miss Edna M.
Kelly. Shiner.
27. Boundary Line—Miss
Winnie Davis Probst. Sweet
Home.
54. Ezzell—Emmett Fergu-
son principal, Miss Nannie
Chapman assistant, Hallettsvil-
le Rt. 5.
56. Seclusion—J. E. Mur-
ray, principal, Mrs Clara Letts
assistant, Provident City.
57. Cranberry—Teacher to
be elected.
58. Hope Miss Cymbeline
Randow, principal, Miss Ruby
Lee Menking assistant Yoakum
Rt. 4.
59. Terry—Miss' Opal Pow-
ell, Yoakum Rt. 4.
61. Gandy Bend—Miss Ma-
bel Sandel. Morales Tex.
62. Creole—Miss Genevieve
DeBord, Hallettsville Rt. 5.
63. Friendship.-
64. Culak —Miss Rose Svo-
boda Moulton
J. K. Miller and wife to J_.
T. Koonce 149 acres less 1 2/5
acres taken up by public road
on J. J. May % League
$1180.80.
Chas. Wagner and wife to
Wm. Green et al, 100 acres
land out of N. Nixon Survey
$5.00 and the further consi-
deration of the cancellation,
surrender and re-delivery by
said William Green ,‘Phi lip
Welhausen and S. V. Houston
of 11 certain promissory ven-
dor’s lien notes.
Lit Jefferson and wife to
William Dees 70 acres land of
the M. B. Foley survey $10,00
and other considerations.
Joe Smahlik and wife to
L, Jaresh et al. Block number
8 in the tQwn of Sweet Home
$250.00.
John A. Rohan to Leopold
Valenta et al, block number 8
in the town of Sweet Home
$250.00.
John Polasek to Leopold
Valenta. Block number 8 in
the town of Sweet Home
$250.00
J. P. Munsch to I. E. Valen-
ta et al. Block number 8 in the
town of Sweet Home $250.00.
Frank Berkovsky Sr. to I.
E. Valenta et al. Block num-
ber 8 in the town of Sweet
Home $250.00.
I. E. Valenta to A. W. Ja-
resh et al. Block number 8 in
the town of Sweet Home
$193.32.
A. W. Jaresh, et al to J.
M. Valenta. Block number 8 in
town of Sweet Home $290.00.
SOUTHWESTERN BELL
TELEPHONE COMPANY
Twenty-Fifth Dividend
The regular quarterly divi-
dend of one dollar and seventy
five cents per share on Prefer-
red Stock will be paid on Fri-
day October 1, 1926, to stock-
holders of record at the close
of business on Monday, Sept-
ember 20, 1926.
R. A NICKERSON Treasurer.
Seven hens are laying 35
dozen eggs in three months
time, worth at least $8.00. You
are for this reason depriving
yourself of $5.00 cold cash, if
you use these 7 hens to incu-
bate 100 eggs, when we do
this work for $3.00 in our
modern sanitary incubator.
Keep your hens laying, a
broody hen is a loss. And when
you are in need of baby chicks
get our prices for Fall deli-
very. See our manager August
Eilers. Every Tuesday is set-
ting day.
Hallettsville Hatchery.
(27) Hallettsville, Texas.
FROM OUR SUBSCRIBER
••'/•/ Ji. Shiner Texas.
Sept. 4th. 1926.
Hallettsville Herald,
Hallettsville Texas.
Enclosed find $2.00 money
order to renew my subscription
for the coming year.
Your subscriber,
Fr. Stavinoha.
People Abstract Company
Ferd Lacy Manager
Abstracts Covering title
To all lands in Lavaca Co.
Will buy or sell Land Notes
•, -7 • V* i
To Stop a Cough Quick „
take HAYES' HEALING HONEY. •
cough medicine which stops the cough by
healing the inflamed and Irritated tissues.
A box of GROVE’S O-PEN-TRATE
SALVE for Chest Colds. Head Colds and
Croup is enclosed with every bottle of
HAYES' HEALING HONEY. The salvo
should be rubbed on the chest and throat
of children suffering from a Cold or Croup.
The Healing effect of Hayee’ HeelinS Hooeyi*;
•ide the throat combined with the heaiinS effect or
Grove's O-Pea-Trate Solve through the pores of
he skin soon stops a cough.
Both remedies are packed in one carton and the
cost of the combined treatment is 35c. a
Just ask your druggist for HAYBfl*
HEALING HONEY.
G. W. Koenning of Breslau,
secretary of the Hochheim
Prairie Mutual Fire and Storm
Association, was in Moulton
Saturday on a business mission
Mr. Koenning informed The
Eagle that Kubenka Bros, the
new ginners atthat place, had
ginned approximately 375 ba-
les of cotton this season.—
Moulton Eagle.
FOR SALE—Pair of young
mules. Gentle to work, will
sell cheap. See Robert Sobotik.
(26)
Alberta Martin colored was
arrested by city marshal O. T.
East Sundty for disturbing the
peace. She will be tried in city
court to-day for the offense. >j
Miss Jane Konvicka came in
Saturday from Yorktown. She
will be assistant teacher in the
Old Sweet Home School for
the coming term and is at-
tending the Teachers Institute
of Columbus this week .
Most delicious ice cream, is
Mistletoe. We serve it. Elite
Confectionery.
Provident City Independent
Miss Pearl Smith, Provident
City .
Independent Districts
Hallettsville—W. L. Russell
superintendent, Wm. Biggs
principal, C. E. Borders, Miss
Ioufe Mae Striebeck, J. F.
Green, high school, Miss Mild-
red Wisian, home economics,
Miss Arminta Moore, sixth
grade, Mrs. Roger Brown fifth
grade, Miss Annie Strauss
fourth, grade, Miss Katherine
McWhorter third and second
grades, Miss Edith Wright
first grade, Mrs. Mary Troj-
cak Ward School.
Shiner—T. H. Leslie super-
intendent, Chas. Chovanetz,
principal, Miss Adrienne Mich-
elson english, Mrs. Eula Sch-
ultz high school, Mrs. T. H.
Leslie seventh grade, Miss Em-
ilie December, Miss Martha
McCann and Miss Selma Kas-
per, 4th. 5th. and 6th.grades,
departmental. Miss Isabel Sch-
weke second and third grades
Miss Elsie Dziewas primary.
Moulton—W .E. Smith, •sup-
erintendent, Mrs. W. E. Smith
english, Wm. A Eilers science
Miss Ernestine Mergenthaler
Judge and Mrs. E. J. Motis
and Mrs. Mary Yurek of Yoa-
kum and Mr. and Mrs. C. L.
Dobbs of San Marcos were vi-
sitors to our city Friday.
Dr. Frank Kent, Specialist,
eye, ear, nose and throat, of
San Antonio will be at Hallett-
sville Sept. 16th. Flatonia
Sept. 17th.
Run-Down
Save out easily
"M*
H. L.
N. C.
health wasn't any ac-
count at all,’* aays Mrs.
Cayton,
"I WOT
_ of Washington,
would start to do
my housework and I would
give out
I had done
M is Jewel Cone, Misr Kath
28. Wied Chas. W. McDo- j j*.cn piston, Miss Hilda YVied-
nald, principal, Mrs. Chas. W. '< rr,a<n.. Miss Edith Von Lien* n
McDonald and Miss Antonia jand----grades.
Pustka assistants, Hallettsville HaMettsville Colored School
Rt. 2 and Shiner. —J. ,i. Jones principal. Ethel
29. Vysehrad—Miss Annie Faivk’* an, Ruth Isaac; assist-
Kallus principal Miss Mary oms. \ria Grant, Ward S' 1:
Prasek assistant. Hallettsville. ool.
30. Brown—J G. Konvicka Siunci < Nored School—( .
*1
Hallettsville.
31. Fuller—Ardnie Guthrie
Hallettsville Rt. 7.
33. Mt. Olive—Miss Vlas-
ta Hajek Sweet Home lit 1.
34. Old Sweet Home
Mary Kutac principal
M. Carroll*
Lis* of Colored Teachers
Lavaca County
Dist.. No. 9 Willow Springs
—Mrs. Ida Chase, Schulen-
Miss burg, Route 6.
Miss i ll. Hi * slau---
anything at alL I did not
haw any strength, and if I did
tbs leant thing it seemed to
tax me so I coaid not finish.
I was nm-down sure enough.
"Several of my friends had
fjtlrwn Cardtd and they said
to me, *Why don’t yon try it?*
I knew I needed something to
baild up my general health
and to increase my strength.
"Finally one day when I
was recovering from a spell
of sickness, I decided to try
CardaL I got a bottle and be-
gan to take it. I could notice
that I was improving as my
appetite got better and I did
not give out nearly so quick.
I took several bottles and I
felt lots better.
Two years ago I decided
to hilm it again. It built me
np and made me feel like a
different person. It is the
grandest medicine for women
that 1 know anything about.”
CARDUI
For Female Troubles
SPECIAL NOTICE
On Account of Holidays Our Store will be Closed
Thursday - September 9th
Saturday - S eptember 18th
The Meyerhoff D(. G. Go.
Lavaca County-Best-Biggest-and-Busiest Store
Aillie and Hewitt Kelly of
Houston visited homefolks for
the past week end .
The dance at Breslau Sun-
day night was well attended
135 dance tickets were sold.
Rother’s Orchestra furnished
the music.
Miss Marjorie Peterson who
has been confined to her room
for several days with fever
caused from a bite of a spider
is reported some better.
TO ICE CUSTOMERS
You can get your ice at the
Nolen Cold Storage until our
plant is completed.
Our coupon books have ar-
rived and you can get same at
our office or from the driver.
Texas Central Power Co.
Phone No. 91
Hallettsville, Texas.
“Please mum” said the
tramp who had knocked at
the door, “would ye do a bit
of sewing for me?”
“I guess so” said the old
lady kindly; “what sewing do
you want me to do for you?”
“Sew a pair of pants on this
bottom I have ” replied the
tramp.
With every purchase of One
Dollar, you are entitled to a
Old Bill Homer was having:
his will made and among other
provisions asked to have hi*
Ford car buried with him.
“Whats the idea of that Bill
asked the lawyer.”
“Oh” said Bill with a chuc-
kle, “I ain’t never seen the-
hole yet that flivver couldn’t
pull me out of.”
We recover Auto and buggy*
Tops, Put on Seat Covers. All
chance at this useful article!kind of repair work.—Trax-
at Rosenberg’s Grocery. ler and Netardus, Hallettsville
Phillipp Rothschmitt
MEAT MARKET
Jane Konvicka assistant Sweet 17. Eilers Colored Industri-
Home Rt. 1. j al—W. I). Newton principal.
35. Mont—Miss Ora Willis p. S. Stevens vocational agri-
Hallettsville Rt. 4.
lilt ure, Hallettsville Rt.
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36. Williamsburg—Miss Lu- Schulenburg Rt. 6.
til.-. ■( /ill I f «) ! 1 C\ I I 1 < » I ! t 1 IV i 1 n pcKi i me ^
cille Russell Hallettsville Rt. 1
37. Mossy Grove—Miss I.o
nie Nolen, Hallettsville Rt. •>.
38. Pagel Settlement—Mrs. Dee.'.
Louise Chapman, Hallettsville. 26. _ .......
39. Michna—Miss Vlasta Er ams. Sublime,
mis principal. Mrs. Rudy llur- 28. Wied —Ah*
ta assistant Shiner Rt 2.
39. Beasjey—George Kocian
18. Wellersburg Mrs. Melin-
da Mitchell, Sublime. Rt. 1.
1 liekory Bend—Bishop
Hallettsville Rt. 7.
Subliim—Mattie Wilii-
Colema n
Hallettsville.
30. Rocky Chapel-
M rs.
T f < v/ ji v-* v v ^ * • » » ' » * ' ■ * J ' *
principal, Miss Marie Doug-Pearl Mayo, Hallettsville Rt 1.
:’,7. Union—William Bacon,
I Hallettsville.
11. Sweet Home—Mrs. >1.
U. C. Davis Sweet Home.
43. New Beatrice—D. Kuy-
kendall Yoakum.
17. Hickory Grove Flor-
ence Muller, Sweet Home.
50. Greenville, Mrs. L. E.
Herring Hallettsville, Rt. 7.
50 Solonville Teacher t*» be
elected
51. Brushy—Joe Payne 7 oa
kum lit. 3.
53. Water Hole—Teacher
to be elected.
56. Black Land—Walter
'Prince Provident City Texas.
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Moreland, N. A. Semi-weekly Hallettsville Herald (Hallettsville, Tex.), Vol. 54, No. 26, Ed. 1 Tuesday, September 7, 1926, newspaper, September 7, 1926; Hallettsville, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth725796/m1/2/?q=%22%22~1: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Friench Simpson Memorial Library.