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Fredericksburg Standard in Fredericksburg, Texas
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Newspaper
Fredericksburg Standard
Location
Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1922
Page
5
Cain City Community Notes From Texas Weekend Gatherings
The Gus Teschner family visited Adolf Moldenhauer on the Blanco River Sunday. School closed Friday for FieldDay in Fredericksburg. Fishing trips Were taken by T Schmidt on the Pedernales and by Win Hoelzer and Benno Tatsch at Llano. Local socials include Mrs. G F Price and family visiting with daughters Ma sson Cox and Mrs. August Herbert hosting guests. Easter program planned by Cain City and Eckert Sunday Schools with a basket dinner and egg hunt and a Palm Folk drama to be staged at Morris Ranch School Auditorium April 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus. Teschner
Adolf Moldenhauers
Blanco River
Fredericksburg
T. ©. Schmidt
Pedernales
G. F. Price
Felix Hahn
Masson Cox
Hy. Mogford
Chr. Lindig
Kuhlmann
Chas. Tatsch and
Joe Weber
Blanco City
Will Stinson
Miss Pearl
Peak
Fairburg
Neb
Five Ears of
Cain City
Enchanted Rock
J C. Stinson
Aug. Jung
F. P. Evins
EB. J. Striegler
Pea
Ee © Schmidt
Messrs. Hoelzer
AN. Striegler
Nelle Patton
Katie
Mae Striegler
Mountain Glen
Eckert
Morris’ Ranch School
Doss Locals Report School Visit and Interscholastic Meet
Mrs. Wilburn a public health nurse and her assistant inspected the school children on Monday. A large crowd attended the school exhibition at Squaw Creek Sunday evening. Meta Spaeth of San Antonio visited her parents Saturday and Sunday. Doss School represented at the Interscholastic Meet in Fredericksburg Friday and Saturday with R K T Lawrence Lee Schmidt Albert and Edwin Ellebrecht Emil Sauer Herman Scott and Albert Frederick. Miller and Klett from Fredericksburg joined in Doss Monday. Miller gave a stock judging lesson. Arnold Ellebracht, Studebaker employee from Mason, visited home briefly. Alfred Watt of Ingram returned after a weeks stay with his parents. Rains continued to bless the area boosting crop prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilburn
Huey
Squaw Creek
Meta Spaeth
San Antonio
Rk. T. Lawrence
Lee Schmidt
Albert
Edwin Elle- Brecht
Emil Sauer
Herman Scott
Albert Frederick
Doss
Fredericksburg
R. 5S. Miller
R.S. Klett
Miller
Arnold Ellebracht
Studebakererage
Mason
Alfred Watt
Ingram
Fred. Hahn
Local notes from Fredericksburg Texas district
Printers report minor errors and social items from Fredericksburg including bank closures on Friday April 14, upcoming baseball matchups with Menard and Giants, a military band appearance, and pecan growing demonstrations by R S Miller. Local residents visiting or moving and a weather related well airflow anecdote are noted.
Eckert Locals Attend School Meet and B Y P U Program
The Eckert community reports a successful home day and town meet with pupils earning prizes. A Sandy B Y P U program followed in the evening with many local residents joining, including Rev Billings and several families. Several visitors arrived to participate and praise the program, with plans to return. Mr. W. P. Horlen and Mrs. Logan Young visited Willow City Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Ma
Montgomery Mattox
Peter
Stewart
Hornsby
Honnicutt
Redford
Sulemeier
Oscar Coleman
Lola Smith
Wedekin
Bransford
Hanson
Krauser
Carmen Smith
Lola Bransford
Eckert
W. P. Horlen
Logan Young
Willow City
Byrd Family Visits Morris Ranch and Nearby Figures
Mr and Mrs Robert Byrd arrived Sunday from Ft Worth to visit Mr Byrds parents Mr and Mrs A J Byrd of Morris Ranch Robert Davis recently reopened a blacksmith shop in Morris Ranch Mrs James Petty and children of Red Rock visit Mrs Pettys parents Mr and Mrs Horace Wae L Bierschwale and family attend Squaw Creek school closing program reporting a delightful evening and entertaining program
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Byrd
Ft. Worth
Byrd
A. J. Byrd
Davis
Morris Ranch
James Petty
Red Rock
Squaw Creek
Ford Touring Cars and Run-about Deliveries Noted
L. Kott & Co reports deliveries to Frank Baker Relix Marschall Emil Jenschke Ford Touring Cars to Ad Raimers a Ford Run-about to W B Smith Grocery Co a Ford Truck. Also note Federicksburg Dramatic Club presents Das Stiftungsfest at Peters Opera House East er Sunday April 16. Proceeds benefit Base Ball treasury and a full house is expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Baker
Relix Marschall
Emil Jenschke
Ad. Raimers
W. KB. Smith Grocery Co
Das Stiftungsfest
Federicksburg Dramatic Club
Peters Opera House
The Wonder Event of the Spring Season at Wu
The notice proclaims a spring event with new bargains and next week’s surprise deals. It promises daily novelty and urges readers to subscribe to the Standard.
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