The Hondo Anvil Herald. (Hondo, Tex.), Vol. 51, No. 25, Ed. 1 Friday, January 1, 1937 Page: 4 of 9
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL
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LINOLEUM
nt CARLE
Rl PRPSPNTATIVP JOE MONK
MOUSE FAVOR* LOW TAXF..H,
Wil l All) I I X AS I Alt VII K
AND STO( K Ml N
WHO’S WHO IN THE
TURF.
I'.GISl.A
Ilf I'll Kllmnn,
III Houston I'rut.
In Inc |iil\uii' opinion o| some «o
Ion*, the underlying cmii• of ihi' Red
Invent H'Htinii during thi< ia*t cm I l«*«l
li'ifi *!»’.f ivr crH'ion wm* the election
ol Jin' Miiiiklintini' nf Uvalde in rep-
We lift firs! it A
ARMSTRONG’#
LKlNWEHKR'H
All kind* of drink
CONFECTIONERY tr
YOU ARK ALWAYS WELCOME
AT THE I’l A/A MAR
Ft>K SALK Mule* mill om iininll
ntiK k ShiMIo, K Hie**.
AIL KINDS OF LIQUORS. AT
101IIL CONFECTIONERY.
KINK’S 1U)X (ANDIES AT
ROTHK CONTKl ITONKRY,
Don't fori t mu exception*. ad- 1
vantage* for handling y -ur real e*
tut!'. Ilordo Land Company.
Robert Reynolds, who wio recently
transferred from Austin to Waco, is
a recent addition to our corps of new j
readers.
Mrs. R. E. Kahm and children, E.
J. and Shiiley, of San Antonio visit-
ed Mrs. Rahm's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Jacob Heily, Sunday.
Air. and Mrs. Auk. Schneider and
daughters, Lucille and Tillie, were
visiting Mr. Emil Mcchler and
daughters at LaCoste Sunday.
LOST One pale red white face
cow, halt Hereford and about a halt
Jersey; 3 or -I years old; unbramkd.
Jf found please see FRANK K1L-
LOUtiH and receive reward. tf.
Mrs. T. E. Woodrome, Mr. Thomas
Keohcy and Miss Corine Reynolds of
San Antonio and Thomas Reynolds
front Nguin spent Christmas Day
with Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Reynolds. --
Visitors at the home of Mr. and J°* Monkhouse of Uvalde,
Mrs. E. A. Parsons Sunday evening was elected representative cf District
were: Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Frix, Mrs. No- 77, declares that his mam inter-
Laura Wanshaff, Mrs. Ellen Han- est while serving in the Legislature
cock, Miss Vivian and Billie Jurney will be to ‘ keep taxes as low as pos-
all of fcun Antonio.
Harris Parsons of Houston spent
the Christmas holidays visiting his
parents Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Parsons.
Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Frazier of San
Antonio spent Saturday and Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cosgrove.
Henry Bendele left Wednesday for
lili'ttt still take,
polltienl affair
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*1 in
inly.
i cventatlvp of llWrlft No 77
Their theory wn> this; In the
met campaign the Uvahh i|t»lrtrt
<11 vIdeil Into two pollt leal fartli
the Garner and the anil Gm
gt1 mi pH. It la «Ntil that the vice p
an active inter*'*!
of hia home
| ht« time Representative Jm t aid
well of Aaherton wa* ppo ml hy the
Garner faction for re viecti'di, w‘ld*
Mr, Monkhou*!' enjoyed It upport
And after Mr. Monkhou c won, *L
t aid well *tailii| his investigation of
Communism and atheism in the I'm
ver*ity of Texas. Whether puipo 1
|y or not, this probe fitted in like
gear meshm with the Intensive i; o
pn gn efforts of anti -Roosevelt f*11 ■ < -
to smear the New Deal with Red
paint. And in pacing it took u I''**
sharp crack* at the Allred adminis-
tration.
When Joe Monkhouse take hi
seat a- the representative of John
Garner's old district, he will have no
particular legislative axes to grind.
il«' has no bills to introduce, and his
main interest will be to “keep taxi's
as low as possible and help the farm-
er and stockman.”
“1 favor mo e liberal old age as-
sistance," he says in answer to the
question, "but where will we get the
“Cl OAF" HARMONY?
QUIIII NOTE
And (If) *1
will give On
, same be
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JOE MONKHOUSE
In his campaign he proposed to
support a “reasonable" increase in
natural resources taxes, to raise p« n-
1 sion revenues. (It will be recalled
Governor Allred scratched out the
word “reasonable” in a similar pro-
posal of the state Democratic plat-
form, and substitute “substantial".)
Mr. Monkhouse was born nt Gon-
zales in 1897. He attended Hondo
High School, Coronal Institute at San
who i Marcos and A. anu M. College one
year. He served in the army and
navy during the World War, and ha- P;',"""1":,." V J'
been in the American consular ser- ian ‘ 1
vice. He is a Methodist, a Mason and
Gene Autry, Lois Wilde and
Smiley Burnette in Republic’s
“The Singing Cov/bov"
Cunent attraction at the Colonial
Theatre.
no
a
of
for a lieVy oi
e would ill -do ii
il tUt Oitl PIMM
wooing for m
unseen, (Miheari
Gee u giei away
ientiuls, no pic
first intent, ..or
id:
uiu,
hci xu ptcious, a
mid magistrate.
Not the most ad-
most .iny-dude 11-
Mr j°’ ^fyl°r.WuSuh^l'^uC I *ponge Hid go home and report
the Ladles’ Bridge ( lub Wednesday! » t„ihii^ ...............
flop
tut «•
haps
Quite l
ease for to pmie
Have a care, girls!
venturous, not the
Uo disponed girl v.“uiu oare to niu.iie
at the bait. Not in those days. I tie
servant was fully aware ol his plight
and dilemma. So near ami yet so
tar. I’ersuasi'm, brtoery, ihe help of
some matnnionial agency, spying
around loi a spell, throwing ap the
a
iluie without making any
felt
hats
1)1 I (Ik,* * 11.4 11 it i' i ii' ■
alternoon of this week, <M.. ..ui ng atlempt ttu this was out of question
two ta ilcs o P *. '• • ■ | tor a man ot his type, for the prayer
.vhweers won high wo:e and v *
Ed. Cam**ron won the cut prize. Re-
freshments of molded fruit salad, -ai-
tincs, coffee and tea were served.
The guests were Mesdamrs L. J.
Brucks, Ed Cameron, Fletcher Davis, i, ,
J. M. Finger. L. E. Heath. Robert 1
Kollman, F. H. Schweers, and Mis?
The Tuesday Contract Club met
,ible and to help the farmer and an American legionnaire. For the last with Miss Lillian Brucks a- hostess
! , 1 ,, . ?■ cn( 7 - | four vears he has been alderman of this week. After several games of
stockman.” In his campaign h« pro- jour ytarshi has pern “Airman o! ...... tP,.warded
THE MOST CONVENIENT LO-
CATION IN HONDO—L. F.
A. and I. College at Kingsville, after LAAKE’S BARBER SHOP, COR-
a ten days' visit with his mother, NER NORTH FRONT AND BAN-
Mrs. Callie Bendele, and other home- DERA. FIRST CLASS BARBER-
folks. He was accompanied as far
as San Antonio by Mr. and Mrs. Her-
-nnnoft -i - reasoi able” in- ! Uvalde. His hobby is hunting and Contract, trophies W’ere awai ilcd
crease in natural resources taxes to i filing He married Miss Rose Worn! Mis. L. K. Heath for high and .li s.
raise revenues ier old aje ns.isUnce.!»»'l tbwitave one daughter, Virginia J. M- Fln*er !"'eeT,rtE'
-Ui Ve'.le i'oun.y Herald. j«£. «, . » U, real estate bus,- The tod™
.........„ - inj* members: Mesdames 0. B. Tay-
Printed stationery bought in I°r' F. H. Schweers, Robert Kollman,
ben Bulgerin.
driblets as used. Besides it looks bet- Mr. and Mrs. Louis D»ik. r leturn-
ING UNDER THE BEST OF SANI- ter from a business and social stand- '’'1 Monday from San Antonio where
TARY CONDITIONS. YOUR! point. Tell your needs to telephone they Had spent f hn-tmas with their
a __ ' .1. ....L»..a. . ..Mai I Kf. I . fnmi.l,..' I 11 l< I'
BEST
PATRONAGE APPRECIATED, tf. )27. * tf daughter* and their families They
.... ^ . , , were accompanied to Hondo by their
Mr \\ m. C. Meincn, businessman Mr?. Eupene Bohl of Devine was dau^hteraS, Mrs. Floyd Griffin arui
of ( oney Island, Ne\v lork, left brought to the Medina Hospital on little son and Mrs. Walter Stout and
Tuesday for his northeastern home Dec. 23. Mrs. Hohl is seriouly ill ’ little daughter, who spent the day
after enjoying a three weeks visit pneumonia, and at this time has with relatives here.
Wm aV’Don*nUee|f ^Thi/wM Mr. ‘ Sh°J" °nly " difht. improVement’ ' Give your noroetown printer the
Meinch’s third visit to Hondo. I n-vine^nen^hlStm* fir:,t chance when J0U ,R-t‘d thfl. s,‘r'
, Devine spent Christmas with Mrs. vjce 0f a prjnter. The more busine -
Dr
and
Walter Muycr of Sar AntonieJ SoiiKat.nn', parent.,. Mr. and Mr,. T .Jo , better prop.,d h ■ “ to
Mo. Keith StunmarviJle of Mra S.llpnann ..
AND may the new year be
fruitful of all the good
things you wish for yourself
and yours.
WE are grateful to you for the
patronage tfiat you have giv-
en us in the past. We are
in business for your health,
and solicit the privilege of
continuing to serve you.
AND as the sands of time
trickle through the hourglass,
again
Windrow's
£ ' D? w™ ,'^Dr and i t,>rm", ly Mi'“ Eli“be,h you patronize the homo men the more
H. J Merer *E l ^ "“if 'i “ preper.
the guest of friends in San Antonio Mp. uml Mrs. George Koch spent last Consult the advertisements in this
week with her grandmother, Mrs. , paper then remember that no town
ne ^ aun . jg ever built up by trade that goes
elsewhere, and patronize those who
r ,,, • and ^*' s • k'*rTler Lutz of sbow their loyalty to their town by
I) Hams are rejoicing on the .-■afe being loyal to its enterprises,
arrival of a 7 1-2-lb. baby daughter
)R ONE JUST PASSING THRU?
Fo» -Svery Form of Insurant e
See 0. H. MILLER, Hondo, Texas.
Since 1907.
on Christmas, Dec. 25, i93fi, at the
Mr. Herbert Suathoff suffered a
»*„.• H o , |fracture of his lower left leg Wed-
u p Lj., w irinrnpv »; i^w ' a' iicsdav when his horse fell with him.
'urvevor’s OffTce cVurtE'e ifov-Kvu'' ™* ^ V’ F’ Cau.!kinf of Mr. S-iathoff was brought to the Me-
urveyors Office,us«, llo DHani- are being congratulated on dina Hospital when his condition is
lo, Texas. All legal matters care- the birth of a 9-lb. baby girl on saj(i to be satisfactory,
fully attended to, in all courts of Christmas Day, Dec. 25, 1936, at the , .. v J c
Texas. Manager Medina County At-1 Medina Hospital. .M I'.Ht"0 m n«d
'rflct fnmninv , thelr ^uest>i' Mr. and Mrs. Milton
- ’ ,. , ’ et'Dirirr Miss Virginia Sweatt of Florida, i Schwei rs of Houston, spent Saturday
AMBULANCE Sr.R v I .E any-1 who is a classmate of Miss Mary Em- i in Lockhart as guests of Mr. and
here, DAY or NIGHT. John A. |ma Finger at Incarnate Word College Mrs. H. H. Heyen and Mr. and Mrs.
'•ger, Funeral Director. Phone 76.; in San Antonio, is her guest for the Otto Schweers.
er. | holidays.
THE PLAZA BAR AND CAFE
Friends of Dr. P. H. Carlton will
be glad to hear that he is rapidly r*'-
j he sent upward. Otten we ate con-
fronted with situations where
“flesh", human Inventiveness uin,
I ingenuity, goes begging. The Chns-
tian leaves the mxt move to the
bo does Eilczer. May the
Lord de-ignate, simply and plainly
a way to success, tie will put his
plea for a drink of water and f«r
watering ins camels to some girl; n*
sh» consents, that girl should be the
Lord’s choice. Fairly safe. No Or-
iental woman, not even today, would
listen to a stranger’s conversation,
much less to his pica foi hospitality
arm the quite heavy task of watering
ten camels. A decisive sign -and
does the Lord grant such signs to-
day ?
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A great evening, that Christmas
eve with the songs and the recita-
tions and the blight eye- and the
testive audience and many had to
look on from afar, outside. And how
many were remembered With preci-
ous Chri-tmas gilts. Those impres-
sions go a long ways in life and if
they draw nearer to the little town
of Bethlehem, in spirit, and to the
Child in the manger, the ewning was
not in vain. Many thanks to those
who lent a helping hand and voice,
and to all those who left their token*.
or love at the parsonage.
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And the curtain is about to gc
down on the year of 1936, It was a
great, eventful tale, “that left its
mark and impression on many a
heart and home, and an unfeigning
gratitude for Him Who helped u*
pass another milestone in life. We
do not a t. for a better Guide in 1837.
with His giace for body, mind and
■*oul. Then it will be truly “Happy
New Year" for you and for me.
* • •
The newly elected officer* for the
Luther 1
vice-president; Mr. Elmer Nleten-
• M; Aat '
treasurer. The auditing committ*-
Mr. Ehnu* Snathoff, Mr. Arr Id
Reitzet And here are the a*Mg.
ment for the n. \t program: Recital
tions, the Mis.-eg Lucille Boehle, E<i-
Locssherg; select leadings, the
CLOVES
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.mlmL
mwm
SHORTS
UNION SUITS
at the Medina Hospital. in New OrldtlM l.a
A 7 1-4-lb. baby girl was born to DR. TAYLOR, DENTIST,
E. Redus of Cas- FICE AT RESIDENCE (1
SWEATERS
FREE
SHOW
AT THE
ii Colonial Theatre ii
HONDO
2:30 P. M.
FRIDAY, JAN. 1, 1937.
SPONSORED BY
Ford Motor Co.
AND
McElroy Motor Co.
THE PUBLIC IS CORDIALLY
INVITED.
Mr. and Mrs. Lou
troville on December 27, 1936, at the
Medina Hospital.
Mrs. George Brucks entered Me-
dina Hospital on December 26th for
.everal days medical treatment.
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FOR SALE!
ONE FORDSON TRACTOR
WITH TWO-DISC ATHENS
PLOW AND 2-ROW BUSTER
PLANTER.
Juit the outfit to get your land < >
in thape in a hurry.
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• • AT Exceptional Bargain!
;; TWO GOOD WORK MULES
AND 2 ROW PLANTER AND <>
CULTIVATOR
CALL—
hoefer; vocal selections, Mr. Otto
; Lindeburg, Miss Hulda Oefinger; iri-
OF- *trumental number. Miss Ah ui
block E Grell.
of courthouse). PHONE 39. • ♦ *
ALL THE POPULAR MAKES OF Announcement., for January th>
BOTTLE BEER AT THE PLAZA 3rd: Gei an s.-rvi.e at 10:30; Sun
BAR AND CAf’E. tf day school at 9:30; English "rvice at
Mr. Andrew Martin of I)unlay was .' P- M. lv<*t us start the New Year
an appreciated business caller at this 'n houQt of God.
office Saturday. ! --*---::-
NONE BETTER—RUDWE1SER Mr John M Mechler, Mr. and
BEER. DRAFT OR BOTTLE AT Mr“ K. O. Mechler and Mrs. Elmer
PLAZA BAR. tf Mechler were here from the Sauz on
:: Mr. Robert Riff was an appreciat- T**« dav an 1 wh,le h' r< Ml
«* .1 it. * • - Z. ZT.1 John YllU-nli »’ o.lv.n t.i.H. / . f flit I
Miller Service
Station
HONDO, TEXAS
SPECIAL PRINTED STATIONERY.
200 Bond Letterheads
100 No. 6 Envelopes \ tl.00
Prepaid anywhere for
200 No. 6 bond envelopes $1.00
400 5 *4x8 ’A Letter Heads $1.00
100 Ladies or Gents Cards $1.00
A year’s subscription to FARMING
included in either of above offers.
CIRCULAR PRINTING
For $1.50 we will print you 1,000
3x6 circulars on both sides with any
wording wanted up to limits of the
sheet to carry; the same number on
one side only $1.00. One year’s sub-
rcription to our 50c a yenr farm-
home monthly included wit’* either
•ffer. Your ad on one side, ours on
the other, 75c. Send your order today
to—
FLETCHER'S FARMING
A Rural Home and Family Journal
Hondo, Texas.
Prices quoted on any clues of print-
ing. .Send 3c slump to above address
for samples and estimates.
MODEL 1*7
EMERSON
RADIOS
9
ELECTRIC AND BATTERY
SETS
$19.95
AND UF
Call for a Demonstration.
Hondo Furniture
Company
HOLMES ft EISENMENGER,
Proprietor*.
ed caller at this office Thursday.
Mr. C. F. Hnass was a business
caller at this office Tuesday.
Tell our advertisers you saw their
advertisement in this paper.
LIQUORS OF ALL KINDS.
RGTHE CONFECTIONERY.
GOLD SEAL CONGOLEUM
RUGS. LENWEBER’S.
Patronize our advertisers.
I »
ii IMPROVED 3
!: SCHEDULES :
:: Effective Ian. 3 ;;
SUNSET LIMITED: West-
bound, will leave Hondo
4:32 A. M. instead of 3:37
A. M. Eastbound, will
stop on flag at 2:01 A.M.
instead of 1:19 A. M.
leave Hondo 4:28 P. M.
instead of 4:31 p. M. "
Eastbound, will leave J :48
P. M. as at present.
i Theie schedule change* offer 1 1
much fatter service.
SOUTHERN
PACIFIC
: p.
JUNGMAN, AGENT.
Phone 38.
John Mechler took advantage of our
renewal rate to move up his dates
to FARMING Mr. Mechler reports
a mo-t enjoyable trip a short time
ago in which after first visiting the
Centennial celebration he extended
his journey across Louisiana into
Mississippi and made a circuit to
New Orleans, Beaumont, Houston
and back home. Mr. Mechler said
this was his first real vacation trip.
Mr. and Mrs. Elton Breiten and
two daughters, Arline and Esther,
were here from their home in Rose-
ville, California, spending the Christ-
mas holidays with Mr*. Breiten’s
parents, Mr. ami Mrs. Wm. >’antleben
of LaCoste, and Mr. Breiten’s mother,
Mrs. J. M. Sae hoff, of this place.
The Anvil Herald will keep them in-
formed of the news from home
throughout the new year.
Mr. Paul P. Reily, who was here
from Kopperl, Texas, for the holi-
days, is not only an efficient mail
earner but a successful farmer as
well. He brought his father, Mr.
Jacob Reily some samples of his
j crop of purple top turnips, one of
the largest weighing 2 pounds 10
ounces.
Mr. and Mrs. Will H. Harris and
SKC.0NAUT: ............. will i 5 SS 2235
ter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. L.
F. Grube, Friday and Saturday. Be-
fore her marriage Mrs. Grube wc.
Miss France.* Ann Harris, former
teuiher ii. I.,, H mdo K'crh School.
Mrs. Oscar Batot was a pleasant
caller at this office Monday. Mrs.
Batot before her recen marriage was
Miss Ruby Rieber.
Mr. Arthur A. Brucks, the con-
tractor, was a business caller at this
office Monday.
Mr. Wm. Ziegenbalg was a busi-
ness caller at this office Tuesday.
Mrs. W. J. Brucks was a pleasant
caller at this office Wc.in. sday.
Mr. Geo. H. Kaizen was a pleasant
caller at this office Thursday.
Mr. Desrn Mm n paid the printers
f*n appreciated call Wednesday.
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J DRASTIC REDUCTIONS
ALL SWEATERS AN^
WOOLEN GOODS.
j SEE CUR WINDOWS.)
| tfl&ff&ii
Mrs. Ft. V Reynolds a' ‘ r'f•]
Mr. Wn 0 J
Union veteran «>f th 1 J
were visitors at this j
Miss Hilda Batot of JHasl
day. renewing the subs r.P ■ I
paper for her father, Mr. 1
The McElroy M-,t0r
dealei s >1 H • '
free move at the Col n«l
today, January b , j ; J
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rational and vniertainiW. 1
lie is cordially mvii-u t J
Mr. and Mr” i!; ( frum 1
li mie at D Hams.
Mr. Jerry Smith P*|d w“y
call Tuesdry, £ I
with the P*r^™gJ ,-orwarJ
1936 and is . jf the I
Kocd censor, in l"51 1
I1.™” fhe pro*P«!« ,or * 1
are very encouragi g-
Hondo to trade W »hj? flf(lCl
Hondo. I hon - • vir, I
For HemstiichlW p0lite f
tpeec \ at i licence m
ou<se'l Crouch ri'*rjn
John KUsm i c|inton ™
the holidays with
the Jagge ranch ^4
Mi- «r^£SS5?i
week-end in 1 . n0id.
of Mrs. Alt ha Ld \ gel f
uemfinuer „
,lU uus l>aP*r b0th ^
.•or only $L75. u
L. J-
c.ted nest (• ^ i U-
Mr . Geo- F- 'y^mc^hO J
„ nU.usant visk jni|
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Davis, Fletcher. The Hondo Anvil Herald. (Hondo, Tex.), Vol. 51, No. 25, Ed. 1 Friday, January 1, 1937, newspaper, January 1, 1937; Hondo, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth565220/m1/4/: accessed May 21, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Hondo Public Library.