Social Notes Highlight Rural Texas Social Life
Mrs. Louise Hahn visited San Antonio friends. Numerous townspeople attended gatherings and visited kin in San Antonio, Kerrville, Sabinas, Austin, Piedras Negras, and London. Social events included bridge clubs, missionary society, and multiple weekend visits and dinners at local homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Hahn
San Antonio
Laura Brodie
Walace Brodie
George Morris
Avery
Kerrville
H. F. Bolding
Sabinas
Nathan Johnson
Frank Mogford
London
Albert Maerek
Maerek
Willie Turk
R. L. Kott
A. W. Moursund
Anton Moursund
Margaret Maier
F. J. Baier
Itz
Adele Durst
John C. Durst
Willie Durst
Temple D. Smith
Estelle Smith
Werner Keidel
Ned McKhenny
Clarence Gillig
Cora Koennecke
Walter Tatsch
Richard Tatsch
Herman Bohn
Austin
Emelie Reichenau
Henry Lewis
Rankin
Robert Klingelhoefer
Julius Klingelhoefer
Wiliam Schneider
Eva Schwethelm
Oliver Wiley
Rudolf Habenicht
Ted Carr
Chicago
Walter Petsch
Emil Hahn
Missionary Society of the
M. E Church
South
L. K. Tainter
Sabinal
Fredericksburg
Missionary Society
Hahn
Felix Keidel
Bridge Club
Max Beckmann
W. L. Burke
Edgar Ochs
Boy Scouts Camping Trip To Watch Mountain
Friday evening the Boy Scouts traveled to Watch Mountain for a weekend camping trip. They pitched camp, ate, slept, built a fire, and cooked breakfast before hiking and taking photos. Two snakes were killed after dark. most scouts rested, some suffered sunburn. Participants include Paul Keller and Allen Keller among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watch Mountain
Paul Keller
Crockett Riley
Assisant
Allen Keller
Werner Borchers
Harold Dietel
Billie Burke
Henry Joseph
Milton Keller
Eugene Althaus
Edwin Feuge
Ruben Feuge
Robert Keidel Jr
Kaiser Bierschwabe
Harry Priess
Jimmie Lemons
Victor Sagebiel
Harvey Stein
Cole Lewis
Castell Locals Report Social Visits And Local Baseball
Castell residents list of guests and visits from Sequin Llano and Austin figures. A Pontotoc nine defeated Castell 9 to 2 on the local court in the season opener. Castell hopes to reverse the result next Saturday.
Palm Sunday Services and 400th Anniversary Program
Palm Sunday services begin at 10 00 A M with catechumens to be confirmed during the service. Afternoon Bible class and Sunday School at 2 00 P M. At 8 00 P M Luther League Confirmation Class and Choirs present a Palm Sunday program marking the 400th anniversary of the Augsburg Confession. Pastor F A Bracher invites all to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther League
Easter Cantata Promises Easter Message
Our regular services Sunday at 10 30 a m and 8 p m invite the public to join in an Easter Cantata Sunday night. The choir prepares to render the cantata conveying the Easter message in language. All friends are heartily welcomed by Pastor G C Brannies and church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. C. Brannies
Death Claims Mrs Henry T. Schorlemmer and Infant Son
Mrs. Henry T. Schorlemmer and her infant son died within hours of each other after a sickness at their Llano home. The baby died early Saturday, and the mother passed away at 4 45 that afternoon after being taken to a Brownwood hospital. Born December 12 1904 in Gillespie County she married Henry T. Schorlemmer June 7 1926. She leaves a large family including seven sisters and five brothers and many relatives. The funeral, one of Llano’s longest processions, traveled to the Lutheran church and cemetery with Rev. M Heinrich officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry T. Schorlemmer
Schorlemmer
Brownwood
J. O. Tanner
Stonewall
Gillespie County
D. R. Odiorne Clayton
New Mexico
Ross R. Wolfe
Llano
Beulah Allred Freed On Liquor Charge In Pampa
In Pampa Texas on April 7 a jury would not be justified in convicting Beulah Allred a prohibition crusader on charges of possessing and transporting intoxicating liquor. District attorney Clifford Braly moved to drop the case citing lack of criminal intent and a congested docket. Allred was released on $500 bond and declined to discuss the outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Texas
Dan Moody
Miss Allred
Obituary of Wm Petermann Sr in Fredericksburg
Wm Petermann Sr born Tivydale December 11, 1858. Freighter for U S Government and Texas Ranger. Married Louise Arbelger December 25, 1877. Golden wedding 1927. Survived by widow, four sons Frank Edward Henry and Wm Jr, three daughters, 25 grandchildren, sister and brothers. Died after three weeks illness at Fredericksburg aged 72 years 3 months 23 days. Interment April 4 with Rev Gammenthaler and G H Holly officiating. Choir sang at grave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Petermann, Sr
Tivydale
U. S
Indianola
Ft. Concho
Texas Ranger
Louise Arbelger
Mathilda
Olga
Paul Flach
Frank
Edward
Henry
Wm. Jr
Fredericksburg
Hilmar Pfeiffer
Charles Burrow
Comfort
E. J. Dechert
Llano
Chas. Feller
August
San Antonio
Franz
Seguin
Carl
Hy. Jung
John Klein
George Holden
Petermann
R. Gammenthaler
G. H. Holly
M. E. Church
South
Funeral services held for Rev Peter Hensch pastor 75
Reverend Peter Henry Hensch 75 died Saturday and funeral rites were conducted at his home 235 St John Street and at Government Hill Methodist Church South with Rev Wood H Patrick officiating. A German native who lived in the United States 60 years and in San Antonio 12 years he was a retired Methodist minister. Survived by widow Augusta and four sons Adolph Henry Houston Oscar Alvin Mason Herbert Christian East Bernhard and Earl Klocke Robstown. three daughters Annie Elizabeth Radetzky Art Melinda Lydia Koyum East Bernhard and Ruth Dora Hingst Houston. and 15 grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Henry Hensch
St. John Street
Government Hill Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Wood H. Patrick
Hensch
Germany
San Antonio
Methodist Episcopal Church
Augusta Hensch
Adolph Henry Hensch
Houston
Oscar Alvin Hensch
Mason
Herbert Christian Hensch
East Bernhard
Earl Klocke Hensch
Robstown
Annie Elizabeth Radetzky
Art
Melinda Lydia Koyum
Ruth Dora Hingst
Mrs Durst Dies After Stroke in Texas
Mrs John C Durst nee Alvina Fisher died suddenly Thursday April 10 at 2 30 PM at her son's home in San Antonio Texas where she had been staying since Sunday after a successful appendix operation at Santa Rosa Hospital The immediate cause of death was a stroke of paralysis of the brain The body was brought to Fredericksburg for interment in City Cemetery after services at the M E Church at 1 30 PM Saturday Rev G C Brannies to conduct the services
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Durst
Alvina Fisher
San Antonio
Texas
Santa Rosa Hospital
Fredericksburg
M. E. Church
G. C. Brannies
Death notices for Mrs. Ferdinand Hahn and Mrs. Rosa Kuhlmann
Mrs. Ida Kuhlmann Hahn died at the family home near Streeter April 9 after a lingering illness. Funeral services were held April 10 conducted by Rev. M. Heinrich. interment at Long Mountain Cemetery. Mrs. Rosa Kuhlmann, sister-in-law of Hahn, died in Mason soon after hearing of Hahn’s death. services were held April 11 with private burial at Long Mountain. Both widows survived by their husbands and numerous children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferdinand Hahn
Ida Kuhlmann
Streeter
Mason County
M. Heinrich
Mason
Long Mountain
Ferdinand Hahne
Alfred Kuhlmann
Rosa Jacoby
Kuhlmann
Hahn
Romance of Rio Grande heads Palace week program
Palace Moritorials previews a high class Saturday policy with Romance of Rio Grande at the Palace theater. The film follows two cousins and a love triangle with Carlotta as the focal point and includes riots of color and Spanish melodies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palace Theatre
Rio Grande
Roxy
New York
Mary Duncan
Carlotta
Warner Baxter
Antonio Moreno
Pablo
Chance
Manuelita
Mona Maris
Robert Edeson
Juan
The
San Antonio
Nancy Carroll
Richard Arlen
Nancy
Belle Baker
Ralph Graves
David Durand
Harold Lloyd
Paramount News
Metrotone
Universal
Mrs Voelker Guests in New Braunfels
Mrs Emil Voelker of New Braunfels is a guest of her sister Mrs August Cameron. Mr Dick Schumann, formerly with the Ever Ready Motor Co, has accepted a position at the Fredericksburg Motor Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil Voelker
New Braunfels
August Cameron
Dick Schumann
The
Ever Ready Motor Co
Fredericksburg Motor Co
Congress to Fund 10 Year Predatory Animal Extermination
Senator Tom Connally reports to the San Antonio Chamber of Commerce that Congress will likely approve a 10-year program with an appropriation of 1 378 000 per year for fourteen western states. Texas would receive 49 400 annually for exterminating rats prairie dogs coyotes and similar pests plus 76 000 for stock-killing predators. State contributions will supplement the funds to accelerate the work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Texas
Tom Connally
San Antonio Chamber of Commerce
Congress Connally
Predatory Animal Bill Bootlegging Of Wild Horses Stirs Ranchers
Lander Wyoming April 5 Alleged bootlegging of wild horses on the range today sparked indignation meetings of livestock men from three counties Large ranch operators say agents for Eastern packing and rendering plants are buying worthless horses culling stock at secret locations and releasing young animals on the range under private brands shipping only older stock to enlarge their own herds Ranchers warn the practice could harm range for cattle and sheep
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lander
Wyo
Twins Welcome Twin Girls Born March 29 1930
Mr and Mrs Frank Rischner celebrate the arrival of twin girls born Saturday March 29 1930. Both babies arrived in good health weighing 8 1 2 pounds and 9 pounds. The family receives many congratulations from friends in Harper Herald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Rischner
Harper Herald
Play The Daughter of the Desert in Cain City May 3
Mrs. Oscar Schlichting from New Braunfels and her son visit John Stahl and family. The Daughter of the Desert is presented in Cain City on Saturday May 3 for the Cain City School benefit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Schlichting
New Braunfels
John Stahl
Cain City
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