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Fredericksburg Standard

Location

Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 17, 1926

Page

7

Fifteen Year Sentence For Bank Robbery In San Antonio

Kenneth Smith received a 15 year prison term from the 37th district court after a jury found him guilty of robbing the San Antonio National Bank 16 days earlier. He has 15 days to file a motion for new trial and may post bond pending any appeal. The case involved six defendants including Jack Smith and Otis Yeager, with prosecutors aiming to expedite the others before the June vacation.

San Antonio Kenneth Smith 37Th District Court San Antonio National Bank Smith Court of Criminal Appeals Chambers Bexar County Jack Smith Kenneth Otis Yeager Joe Holbrecht Earl Collins Elmer Wilkins

Fire prevention urged by Texas club women

A Fire Bulletin urges Federated Clubs in Texas to lead home fire safety. It cites 454 deaths in 22 months and calls for Mrs. E C urray, state chairman, to coordinate prevention efforts via mothers and daughters. The message stresses prevention as the best defense and emphasizes organized women’s networks.

Texas Federated Clubs E. Curray Houston Texas Women Federated Clubs

Chewing classified by four parts in satirical essay

A Saturday Evening Post piece satirizes four forms of chewing: food chewing or Fletcherizing, gum chewing, tobacco chewing, and rag chewing. It treats food chewing as virtuous, gum chewing as a habit, tobacco chewing as a simple pleasure, and rag chewing as a vice linked to idleness and social turmoil.

Saturday Evening Post

Local and Personal News Highlights

Mr. Jacob Staudt of Converse visited relatives and intimate friends at Fredericksburg. Kurt Welgehausen and Harvey Striegler, students at A. & M. College, are visiting relatives and friends in our burg. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Schroeder spent the early part of this week with relatives at Jourdanton.

Jacob Staudt Converse Fredericksburg Messrs Kurt Welgehausen Harvey Striegler W. J. Schroeder Jourdanton E. W. Voelkel Oscar Voelkel Shelby Gus Voelkel Burg Herman Gold Ed. Foy Bertha Gold San Antonio

Knopp Orr Visits Parents as Giants Lose 5 4 to Gulf Oilers

Mrs. Julia Knopp Orr of San Antonio visits her parents Mr and Mrs Edward Knopp Micki. The Giants fall 5 to 4 to the Gulf Oilers on the local diamond last Sunday.

Julia Knopp-Orr San Antonio Edward Knopp Micki Giants Gulf Oilers

Enderlin and Frantzen Visit San Antonio

Mr Charles Enderlin Sr and Miss Vera Frantzen are visiting relatives in San Antonio Preparations for the Gillespie County Singing Fest on May 8 are well started.

Charles Enderlin Sr Vera Frantzen San Antonio Gillespie County

Mr Willie Schroeder Junior joins Standard Motor Co mechanical department

Mr Willie Schroeder Jr has accepted a position in the mechanical department of the Standard Motor Co. The move follows his previous work in related engineering roles and signals expanded duties within the firm.

Willie Schroeder, Jr The Standard Motor Co

Town Ties Highlight Visitors and Trips Across Texas

If you are not for your town the town will not be for you. Recent visits span Jourdanton Fredericksburg and Menard with relatives and guests including Mrs Ethel Hoffmann of San Antonio and Sidney Striegler of Brady. Travel to Austin San Antonio and Cibolo accompanies a sequence of local court and business engagements.

Ethel Oehler Hoffmann San Antonio Fredericksburg

Barbecue Event at Live Oak School Saturday

A program and barbecue at Live Oak School is set for Saturday April 17. Barbecue will be served at five o'clock. Visitors in San Antonio Monday included Mr and Mrs Christian Ress mann and daughter Elsie.

Live Oak School Christian Ressmann Elsie San Antonio

Local notes on housing work and community events

Carpenters finish a dwelling for Henry Weinheimer on his farm and another near Kerrville road. Krews of guests visit Fredericksburg and New Braunfels families. a German play by Germania Club is planned for April 22. church groups set meetings this Sunday afternoon.

Henry Weinheimer Alfred Stehling Creek Street Kerrville Road Bridge

Birthday and hospital notes mixed in Texas town

Alvin Stehling family and Mrs Robert Blum with daughters visited Mr Blum in San Antonio Friday. Charles Pressler of San Antonio visited his parents in Tosca. Levy Hitsfeld and children visited relatives in New Braunfels and San Antonio. A surprise party celebrated Ad Evers 60th birthday. Robert Blum ill and in Santa Rosa Hospital but improving. County Assessor Alfred Crenwelge's desk decorated for his 51st birthday with Klaerner's orchestra playing It Ain't Gonna Rain No More.

Alvin Stehling Robert Blum Mr. Blum San Antonio Charles Pressler Rudolf Pressler Tosca Levy Hitsfeld New Braunfels Santa Rosa Hospital Alfred Crenwelge Klaerner Cren Welge

Local Notes on Travel Funeral and Health

Mr. Felix Stehling returns from a business trip to New Braunfels. Miss Jula E attends the funeral of Mr. J. W. Wiley in Kingsland this week. Miss Julia reports Mrs. Klett, over ninety, staying with her daughter Mrs. Wiley at Austin, is very low after a long illness. Time is wealth that cannot be replaced. Good roads save time and thereby produce wealth.

Felix Stehling New Braunfels Jula E J. W. Wiley Kingsland Julia Klett Mrs. Wiley Austin

Her Social Success at the Party

The scene shows Elsie noting two boys made faces at her after a party. An ad promotes Rexal Corn Remover at Keidel and Kallenberg as a comfort remedy.

Keidel & Kallenberg

Luther Burbank Laid To Rest In Simple Santa Rosa Burial

Luther Burbank, renowned horticulturist and Santa Rosa’s first citizen, was buried in a quiet ceremony at his cottage grave site. A cedar of Lebanon planted years ago stands as a monument. Close friends spoke briefly, a song was sung, and the body was laid to rest.

Santa Rosa Cal Luther Burbank Lebanon Burbank

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CLUB Women OF Texas Pullman Rastus Sidney Striegler Brady Joe Stein John and Max Metzger Alfred P. C. Petsch San Saba James Schneider Adolph Schlueter Menard Fritz, Wm Ernst and Erwin Grobe Louis Brobe Cibolo, Texas Max Joseph Alamo City J. T. Estill Ka Feria Max Stehling Walter Weber Norman Keller Douglas Edward Ruegner Emil Schellhase Udo Schellhase Wesley A. Franz Rufus Kneese Fame Germania Club Missionsverein of the Evangelical Church Rev K. Konzack Jugend Verein Ad, Evers Peter Opera House Schandua Reichenau Flint O. B Tona Cos
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