Harper and Kerrville Visitors Spread Across Local Towns
Local residents caravan to and from Harper Fredericksburg Kerrville Elgin Schmidt Mrs Chas Schmidt Miss Mamie Stevens and families visit relatives over the weekend Attendances include Mr and Mrs Dan Honig Arthur Bier schwale J J Cosper Mrs John Gibson Arnold Markwortt and Mrs Chas Schmidt Plus a birth to Mr and Mrs Herman Oehler on March 30 and a visit by Alfred Kirchoff from Fredericksburg
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Honig
Fredericksburg
Arthur Bierschwale
J. J. Cosper
Kerrville
Arnold Markwortt
John Gibson
Harper
Elgin Schmidt
Little Son
Chas. Schmidt
Mamie del Stevens
Austin
J. M. Stevens
EF. O. Bode
Junction
Levi Fairchild
Quemada Valley
George Allen Gibson
Herman Oehler
Marvin Tobin
Viola Hudson
San Antonio
Alfred Kirchoff
W. H. Stevens
Marvin Ernst
J. A. Milam
Burnet
Cecil Floyd
Frank M. Floyd
R. W. White
Mason
Harold McDonald
Chester Weirich
Baby
Chas.Moritz
Fredricksburg
Harper Social Notes Show Frequent Local Visits
Numerous Harpers residents and travelers are listed visiting friends and relatives across Kerrville Fredericksburg Fredericksburg shows, with many entries noting visits from Mr. and Mrs. Fiedler Jones Cosper Deckert Finamore and others. The record also lists moves and weekend trips among local families and surrounding towns.
Doss Locals Enjoy Double Win Over Cherry Mountain
Doss Cy clones beat Cherry Mountain in a two game set at Cherry Mountain with scores 14-9 and 2-8. Theo Mund pitched both games in his farewell appearances after leaving for Leaky Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doss Cyclones
Cherry Mountain
Theo Mund
Doss
Theo
Leaky
Texas
J. M. Bergner
Norman
Georgetown
Rubin Lang
Mason
Paul Sauer
Doss School
Albert Ellebracht
San Antonio
Messrs
Elmo Baethge
Ellis Nixon
Fort Worth
Doss School Jr
Cherry Spring
Becker
Willie Kasper
Brownwood
Alf. Schrader
Kidnapping duo receive stiff sentences in San Marcos case
Willie Lee Voss and John Buford pleaded guilty in Judge M a Jeffrey's court and were sentenced to 50 years and life respectively for abducting Thomas J Walsh, a San Marcos feed store owner. Walsh was robbed of a new car and $62 on January 21, his vehicle later found wrecked on the Mason Llano road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Marcos
Willie Lee Voss
John Buford
M. A Jeffrey
Twenty-second District Court
Thomas J. Walsh
Walsh
Mason
Mason-Llano
Llano
Lipstick Use Compared To Barn Painting Figures
The Department of Commerce reports that forty thousand barns could be painted each year with the amount of lipstick used by women in the country.
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Department of Commerce
Castell locals host visitors and moves across towns
Mr and Mrs W H Grote and son James Price of San Antonio visited Mr and Mrs C H Grote. Mrs A H Keyser left for Fredericksburg to take a job at Donop Hospital. Ray Graves visited San Saba. Charles Henry Dye now works at the Dalhau and Keyser store. Rev B C Schmidt of Copperas Cove visits his wife and infant daughter who were guests of her mother Mrs John Schuessler. Mrs Schmidt fell ill but is improving. Mr and Mrs FE Holtzer and daughter Joyce visited Fredericksburg to be with Miss Elizabeth Hoffmann recovering from surgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil Fiedler
Wanda
Fredericksburg
Jim Peril
Kerrville
Alfred Feller
Paul Jones
Floyd Cosper
J. ©. Cosper
Ww. L. Deckert
Ed. Finamore
Harlinger
San Antonio
Dillard Stapp
Noxville
Harper
W.H. Stevens Jr
Spicewood
W. L. Stevens
L. W. Wendel
Emil Habecker
Albert Strackbein
Doss
Felix J. Feuge
Leon
Frederickshure
C. E. Bein
City
Reubin Schmidt
Oxford
Max Lange
Buchanan Lake
Johnie Sellers
Guy McGee
Stewart
Fairchild
Leo Klein
A. Gitter
Gitter
Gertrude Gitter
W. H. Grote
James Price
C.H. Grote
A. H. Keyser
Donop Hospital
Ray Graves
San Saba
Charles Henry Dye
Dalhau and Keyser
B.C. Schmidt
Copperas Cove
John Schuessler
Schmidt
FE. A. Holtzer
Joyce
Johnson City Busy Week Sees Wide Visitor Turnout
Round Mountain visitors A P Haynes and Albert Haynes travel to San Antonio while Jimmie Stevenson and Fenrris Clayton visit New Braunfels. Post Oak visitors Chas Troy come to Johnson City with many more locals hosting guests. County Meet held in Johnson City and Blanco drawing large crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. P. Haynes
Albert Haynes
Round Mountain
San Antonio
Jimmie Stevenson
Fenrris Clayton
New Braunfels
Chas. Troy
Post Oak
Johnson City
Tom Martin
Stonewall
R. F. Clayton Jr
San Marcos
Fentris Clayton
G. A. Cammack
Richard Collins Sr
Austin
Emil Klett
Gordon Hyatt
Damon Sharp
Sandy
Blanco
Jeff Kent
Royal F
Howard Klett
Emil Kiett
V. A. Wood
Jesse Moore
W. A. Hunnicutt
Albert Crumbley
Dripping Springs
Victor Gibson
Rocky
Messrs
Mac and
Luke Caddell
Alfred Weirich
Herman Jenschke
Louis Haun
H. Mertz
Walter Crider
Burnet
Shackled Sheriff Tries Cuffs. Locksmith Frees Him
Amarillo March 29 Sheriff Guy Pierce of Donley County and a companion tested handcuffs by wearing them after oiling. The restraints refused to release. They travelled to Amarillo where a locksmith freed them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Tex
Clarendon
Guy Pierce
Donley County
Pierce
Typewriting Paper Offers From Fredericksburg Publishing Co
Readable ad notes ttn quantities of 500 and 100 sheets available at a reasonable price from the Fredericksburg Publishing Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredericksburg Publishing Co
Memorial acknowledgments and horse service notices
The notice expresses thanks to clergy, doctors, nurses, funeral home, and floral providers for the death of Mrs. L. G. Eckert with thanks for visits and sympathy. It also thanks Rev Theo Haag and others for condolences, plus Bethany Male Choir and flower offerings. A separate memorial thanks for the death of Theodore H. Hohmann and mentions gratitude to Dr Pfeiffer, Rev Haag, Max Beckmann, and the chor. Classified horse service ads offer terms for a Big boned Multie Jack saddle stallion and a new young black Jack plus a Percheron Draft stallion with fees and down payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. G. Eckert
Theo Haag
Meta Ransleben
Victor Keidel
Max H. Beckmann
Bethany
Erwin Rusche
Black Jack
Percheron
Arno Behrends
Luckenbach
Texas
Burned Fatally in Kerosene Fire Near Texarkana
Texarkana March 30 Fire from exploding kerosene burned to death two small children and their 19 year old aunt at their home 15 miles northeast of here. Betty Jean Satterfield 13 months old Gladys Virginia and Mabel Satterfield the aunt died after being transported to a hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texarkana
Here
Betty Jean Satterfield
Gladys Virginia
Mabel Satterfield
Betty Jean
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J. W. Yancey
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Travelers Cafe
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