FHS Weekly Echo Staff and Editorial Team Listing
The Fort Hill School weekly Echo lists staff roles with editors Estella Brannies and Aline White, assistants Minna Henke and Alma Schmidt, and department editors May Stein and Wesley Gold. The text names the positions Society Editor, Sport Editor, and managing roles.
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Estella Brannies
Minna Henke
Aline White
Herman Kuhlmann
Society
May Stein
Alma Schmidt
Wesley Gold
Francis Stahl
Fredericksburg Track Team Competes At District Meet
Early Saturday morning the F. H. S&S. Track Team left for San Marcos to attend the district meet. Fredericksburg placed two men in the finals Frank Schmidt and Howhott Klett. Schmidt took second in the 440 and the relay. The relay team included James Schmidt, Captain, Woodrow Braeutigam, Walter Klett, and Frank Schmidt. Fredericksburg earned four points in a strong showing. Those who traveled included Jimmy and Frank Schmidt Edwin Kiehne Werner Kilier Francis Stahl Wesley Gold Paul Henke Allen Keller Kermit Horlen Woodrow Braeutigam Eugene Althaus and coaches Klingelhoefer and Johnson.
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San Marcos
Frederickshure
Frank Schmod
Edwin Kiehne
Werner Kilier
Francis Stahl
Wesley Gold
Paul Henke
Allen Keller
Kermit Horlen
Woodrow Braeutigam
Eugene Althaus
Walter Klett
Klingelhoefer and
Johnson
Chautauqua Arrangements Announced for May Visit
In the auditorium at the eight period on Tuesday announcements outlined a Chautauqua event scheduled May 3, 5, 6 and 7. Proceeds aid all attendees with high school students selling season tickets earning cash bonuses. Season tickets cost $1 for students and $2.50 for adults.
Senior Class Forms T H U S G Club to Boost School Spirit
The senior boys organize a club with a devil emblem to revive school spirit. Paul Keller is elected president of the new organization aimed at uniting the senior class.
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Paul Keller
Vast Richland Springs Cave Draws Statewide Excitement
San Saba Texas April 10 a large cave on the Gibbons ranch near Richland Springs is being explored by E M Shaw with about 150 visitors from across the state. The cavern rises 50 feet from the surface to access miles of tunnels and a prehistoric bone find is stored for excavation. Researchers foresee further outlets as lighting is installed and photos are planned.
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San Saba
Tex
Gibbons
E. M. Shaw
Richland Springs
Rodent Control Under Way in Llano County
Llano Texas April 11 work in rodent control among farmers proceeds under County Agent H Robinson aided by L C Wirehead of the U S Bureau of Biological Survey Demonstrations show locating gopher runs and setting traps Several hundred gophers have been caught where most damage is done
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Llano, Tex
Llano County
H. Robinson
L. C. Wirehead
United States Bureau of Biological Sur
Card of Thanks for Mrs. Ferdinand Hahn
We express gratitude to all who cared during the long illness and death of Mrs. Ferdinand Hahn nee Ida Kuhlmann. Special thanks to Rev Heinrich and Drs Baze Huff and Miss Eulela Barber for service. Grateful for floral offerings. God bless you all. F. T. Hahn and children.
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Ferdinand Hahn
Ida Kuhlmann
Heinrich
Dayton Weber wins district declamation title at Temple
Schreiner Institute student Dayton Weber won the district declamation contest for junior colleges held in Temple. A 1929 graduate, he previously represented his local high school in the state declamation contest during his junior year.
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Dayton Weber
Schreiner Institute
Temple
Dayton
Pauline Mogford
Draughon
Business College
San Antonio
Hugo “Bull” Moellering
Fredericksburg
District Meet Attendees SeNeaT San Marcos And Austin Visits
Declaimers at the San Marcos District Meet include Au rey Burgdorf Harvey Ransleben Eleanor Brodie Kermit Horten Agnes Sagebdiel Edith Kirby Hall Austin Ollie Lewis Edna Joseph Faye Keidel Maurine Newberry Victoria Keidel Elise Weber May Stein Billi Burke Olivia Manor Kermit Horlen Geraldine Schoenewolf Alma Schmidt Frank Schmidt Nora Hilker Dora Eckhardt May Stein typed team won third place in a San Marcos contest with many schools. Representatives from American Book Company and Scott Foresman visited the high school Tuesday.
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San Marcos
Aurey Burgdorf
Harvey Ransleben
Eleanor Brodie
Kermit Horten
Agnes Sagebdiel
Edith
Kirby Hall
Austin
Ollie Lewis
Edna Joseph
San Saba
Faye Keidel
Maurine Newberry
San Antonio
Victoria Keidel
Elise Weber
May Stein
Peacock Strutters Club
Peacock Military Academy
Billi Burke
Olivia Manor
Kerrville
Kermit Horlen
Geraldine Schoenewolf
Alma Schmidt
Frank Schmidt
San Mar
Dr Jewett to Preach Commencement Sermon
Dr F L Jewett of the University of Texas Bible Chair will deliver the baccalaureate sermon in the high school auditorium Sunday evening May 18 at eight o clock.
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F. L. Jewett
University of Texas Bible Chair
Insurance fraud robs teachers in Texas and nearby states
Insurance Commissioner Tarver warned county superintendents and teachers to beware of a fraud ring posing as Texas insurer agents. The gang collected cash with applications, took notes, discounted them, then destroyed papers and moved on, using stolen company forms and numerous aliases to mislead teachers in Texas Kansas and Oklahoma.
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Austin
Tex
W. A. Tarver
Texas
Kansas
Oklahoma
Tarver
Senior play to be given Carnelius Booth Freshman
The seniors rehearse a three act college comedy about a fresh freshman from Splinter ville mistaken for a multimillionaire's grandson. Love affairs and a colorful supporting cast fuel the plot with humor and complications. Reserved seat tickets will soon be on sale.
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Carnelius Booth
Splinterville
Faculty News Weekend Travel Highlights
Mr. Johnson Mr. Klingelhoefer and Mr. Brodie spent Saturday in San Marcos for the district inter scholastic meet. Miss Estill visited Austin for the University home coming Saturday and Sunday. Miss Jung spent the weekend in Austin for the Round-Up.
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Johnson
Klingelhoefer
Brodie
San Marcos
Miss Estill
Austin
Miss Jung
Easter Cantata Promises Services at Local Church
Easter worship begins Sunday morning at 16 30 with a cantata by the choir. Sunday school is at 1 30 and evening service at 3 o clock features The Prime of Life with selections including In the Garden He Was Despised Cruci fied For Us For My Sake One There Is He Is Not Here Carol of Gladness My Redeemer Lives His Triumph The King of Glory. Pastor G C Brannies invites all to attend.
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G. C. Brannies
Evangelical Church Easter Services and Meetings
Evangelical Church schedules Good Friday confessional services at 9 30 a m. Divine services with Holy Communion at 10 a m and an evening service at 7 30 p m. Easter Sunday confessional services at 9 30 a m and divine services with Holy Communion at 10 a m. Missionsverein quarterly meeting at 3 00 p m. Pastor K Konzack.
John Deere Farm Implements On Sale At Krauskopf Store
John Deere grain binders corn harvesters and binders mowers rakes and all John Deere farm implements offered at reasonable prices by Oscar Krauskopf. Local customers urged to visit the dealer for current selection and pricing.
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John Deere
Oscar Krauskopf
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