Giants Win Two in Week Over Fliers and Cross Plains
The Fredericksburg Giants defeated the Melly Field Fliers 9 to 4 on Sunday and then routed Cross Plains 21 to 0 on Wednesday. Probst earned two wins, driving a 25‑hit attack against Davidson Scott and Young, with Kott hitting two homers in the Cross Plains game.
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Fredericksburg Giants
Melly
Cross Plains
Probst
Giants
Kiett
Reichenan
Kollmig
Nagel
Langerans
Brown
Knopp
Towele
Curry
Reichenau
Klett
Kott
Davidson
Scott
Young
Adams
Jordan
Hollmig
Hahn
Sie Klett
Durst
Funs
Lochte
Kott-Holl
Poole
Q Davidson
Rives
Srigner
Gross
AB Rhoe Giants
Langerhans
Loehte
Social Notes Show Bunco Party and Edna Henke’s Wedding
Mrs Alfred Rusenberger and Mids Porakhenke hosted a bunco party and showers for Edna Henke as she became the bride of Walter Kordzik at Hotel Nimitz. High scores were announced for Mrs Monroe Wahl, Mrs Edwin Henke, and Miss Viola Henke with gifts presented by Master Werner Henke and Miss Leola Rusenberger. Ice cream punch and cake followed. Also noted are guests and weekend visitations, plus a baseball box score and game details for Cross Plains 3 Giants 11 with time, umpires, and statistics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Rusenberger
Mids Porakhenke
Edna Henke
Walter Kordzik
Hotel Nimitz
Monroe Wahl
Edwin Henke
Viola Henke
Werner Henke
Leola Rusenberger
Harry Priess
Helen Schlierer
Mildred Basse
John and Paul Thummel
Arthur Schneider
San Antonio
Revival Meeting At Public Square Tent Opens Saturday
A revival began Saturday night July 30 with Rev. Bilinges preaching the first week and Rev W E Brown of Ingram Texas assisting in subsequent services. All are invited to attend at the Public Square tent and join in the good.
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Bil‘ines
W. E. Brown
Ingram
Texas
Birth and community notes from Fredericksburg area
Loyal and personal notes list births visits and family events. Oscar Kramer celebrated his birthday born to Mr and Mrs Max Stehfing of New Braunfels a son born on Wednesday. John Rosenbach and family visited friends in San Antonio. Julia Bierschwale stays with friends in San Antonio en route to Corpus Christi. Aug M Jung took a half interest in City Flour Grain Co. Paul Toeppieh and family visited Castell. Fredericksburg Independent School District opens September 7 1927 at 9 a.m. Mrs Ballscheit funeral attended by Mr and Mrs D A Riley and F W Arhelger. the deceased was an aunt of Mrs D A Riley and F W Arhelger.
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Max Stehfing
New Braunfels
F. W. Arbelger
D. A. Riley
Ballscheit
Helotes
F. W. Arhelger
Fredericksburg News Notes from Local Visitors and Events
Community fair planned at Doss Texas on the 13th of this month. Mr and Mrs William Orr and Master Orr of San Antonio visiting the Edward Knopp family in Fredericksburg. Church picnic at Alfred Ottmers place near Cave Creek Church today. Rud Habericht Mrs Max Schmidt and daughter returned from a Houston Galveston trip. Judge Lambeth and F W Williams of Abilene spent the late last week in Fredericksburg. Tait owners of Mount Hotel San Antonio spent last Sunday in Fredericksburg.
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Doss
Texas
William Orr
Master Orr
San Antonio
Edward Knopp
Fredericksburg
Alfred Ottmers
Cave Creek
Rud. Habericht
Max
Mrs. Tait
Fair Mount Hotel
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Brown Reichenau
Towle
Kott Nagel
Schulz
Grobina
Robbins
Schultz
Brown - Brewer - Brown
Brown- Wick
Koit-Hollmig
Fliers
Lee
Kelly Field
Brewer
Vick
Lumpkin
Zimmermann
Grobins
Fagge
Prt
A ' Klett
Kraem
Er and
Peter
Mildred Ochs
Lucille Kott
Felix Maier
Kaffee Kraenrchen
Maier
Rose Knapp
Miss Ora
Evangelical Church
Ladies Aid Society
L. R. Bode
R. Blum
Illinois Stocks Medicine Co
Church Service
Oscar Kramer
John Rosenbach
Arthur Rassmann
Christian Ressmann
Julia Bierschwale
Corpus Christi
Aug. M. Jung
City Flour & Grain Co
Paul Toeppieh
Castell
Fredericksburg Independent School District
Klingelhoefer’s Hall
Alf. Klingelhoefer
M. ©. Lambeth
F W. Williams
Abilene
Frederickshoro
Miii Kiay
Peter’s Halli
Fredericks
Oscar Krauskopf
Gillespie County
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