Social Notes Highlight Wedding and Local Guests
Social notes record Miss Ann Louise Bosshardt and Louis Stehling wedding in San Antonio with guests including Mrs. Christian Stehling and multiple Stehling relatives. Visitors span San Angelo to Kerrville, San Antonio to Temple, and Fort Worth with mentions of Brownwood, Austin, Beeville, and Corpus Christi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Louise Bosshardt
Louis Stehling
San Antonio
Christian Stehling
Alfred Métzger
Felix Stehling
Alvin Stehling
Robert Blum
Lottie
Helen Stehling
Hugo Stehling
Robert Arbelger
Erwin Bode
San Angelo
Emil
Herman Hahn
Frank Estill
Fort Worth
J. T. Estill
C. Boettcher
Brownwood
Fredericksburg
Joe Stein
Temple
Amalie Martin
D. H. Riley
Mi Erna Allerkamp
W. F Teague
Beeville
Jons
Milwaukee
Lenora Hardin
Jim Hardin
Don Deibner
Kerrville
Emma Enderle
B. L Enderle
R. W. Kingelhoefer
B. F. Larsen
Lina Broesche
Broesche
Pflugerville
Elizabeth Cordes
Walter Klaerner
Beck
Corpus Christi
Carl Dechert
Fannin
Ernest Dechert
Beaumont
August Buredorf
Albert Ruegner
Suzettie Brown
Robert B. Green Hospital School of Nursing
San Antonos
Cora Louise
Addie Brown
Blanco County
A. H. Brodie
Dallas
Lon Simon
Corus Christi
Mildred Enderle
San Benito
Alfred Petsch
Joe
Austin
Tony Staats
Felix Walch
Alfred Brodie
B. L. Brodie
Louise Enderle
Merry Company
B. L. Enderle
Esther Kott
Ruth Brannies
Bernice Petermann
Nannie L. Striegler
Kaffee Kraenzchen
Striegler
Julia Estill
Ida Burke
Pegey Gillette
Sam Polk
Houston
Tom Carr
Mathilda Keidel
Pegsy Gillette
Gertrude Beatrice Kott
Onida Seiler
Sue Cunningham
Camp Wabu Anning
Alfons Walter
Weddings Highlight Fredericksburg Social Season
A series of weddings brings attention to Fredericksburg community life with ceremonies at Zions Lutheran Church and home settings. Cora Baethge and Harry Hartmann wed with Attendants Elsie Dietz Auguste Jordan. Erna Allerkamp and W F Teague celebrate nuptials with reception and honeymoon plans aboard. Ann Louise Bosshardt and Louis Stehling unite in an evening ceremony at the bride’s home followed by a motor trip. The period also notes social visits, Doss Fair plans, and local business updates including Rainbow Service Station ownership change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zions Lutheran Church
Fredericksburg
Cora Baethge
Ferdinand Baethge
Harry Hartmann
Chas, Hartmann
Here
F. H. Bracher
Elsie Dietz
Auguste Jordan
Charles Hartmann
Alvin Baethge
Erna Allerkamp
Richard Allerkamp
Comfort
W. F. Teague
J. F. Phillips
Church of the Nazarene
Galveston
Teague
F. & N Railroad
Ann Louise Bosshardt
C. E. Bossehradt
Louis Robert Stehling
New Braunfels
Claudia Street
J. W. Conrad
Stehling
Francesca Stehling
Blanche Johnson
Mavis
Irma Goeth
Walter Dunham
Nan Warren
Hockley
Texas
Lillian Ammann
Austin
Margaret Bosshardt
Hugo Stehling
C. E. Bosshard
Army Air Corps quits most airport dedication displays
Washington says the Army Air Corps will stop participating in municipal airport dedications in towns under 50 000. Assistant Secretary Davison cites too many displays draining planes and pilots for exhibition flights, risking reduced military usefulness. He notes airports are now essential facilities, like railroad stations.
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Washington
Army Air Corps
Davison
Army
Air Corps
Wool Clip Declines in Texas This Year
Texas produced 40,654,000 pounds of wool, down 646,000 from last year, with 5,019,000 sheep shorn. The clip per animal fell to 8.1 pounds in Texas, still above the national average of 7.8 pounds, while the U S total rose to 327,989,000 pounds from 308,947,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Carl H. Robinson
F. E. Finley
U. S. Bureau of Livestock and Crop Estimates
Juenke and Schoenewolf Offer What You Want At Price
Juenke and Schoenewolf advertise price aligned with customer desires, claiming value and range of offerings to fit budgets and needs. The brief notes their willingness to meet customer price expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juenke & Schoenewolf
Duco Painting of Automobiles Ad with Durst Station
A Durst Service Station advertises Duco painting of automobiles with prompt service and very reasonable prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duco
Konjola Medicine Praised By Amarillo Woman
A Mrs. J. D. Rhyne of Amarillo recounts relief from constipation nervousness indigestion and kidney and liver issues after using Konjola. She says all ills vanished and plans to continue with Konjola for family members as Central Drug Store Fredericksburg Texas promotes the remedy in ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
J. D. Rhyne
East Eleventh Street
Amarillo
Konjola
Fredericksburg
Texas
Central Drugstore
Adv
America's Second City Is Hundred Years Old
Chicago marks its 100th anniversary since Fort Dearborn village plat by James Thompson laid out the city in 1830. The river mouth marshland settlement became Chicago with State Street east boundary and Madison Desplaines Kinzie edges. Thompson, a teacher militia captain surveyor and judge, helped plan the canal and city. The village incorporated in 1833, with the centenary to be celebrated around the 1955 world’s fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
America
Fort Dearborn
James Thompson
State Street
Madison Street
Kinzie
Thompson
Kaskaskia
Ill
Mississippi
Ottawa
Campaign to exterminate rattlesnakes in Lometa area
In Lometa Texas residents wage a campaign to exterminate rattlesnakes after the death of Pauline Scott from a bite. Merchants and bankers collect funds for the effort as citizens grow more active in the cause.
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Burnet
Tex
Lometa
Pauline Scott
Farmer Hit By Lightning Near Liberty Texas
Paul Damek a Liberty County farmer was struck by lightning and killed instantly while picking cotton in a field near Dayton yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty
Texas
Paul Damek
Liberty County
Dayton
Juenke and Schoenewolf Advertise Quick Grocery Delivery
A small ad promotes prompt free delivery for groceries with two contact numbers 14 or 121. The message highlights convenient service offered by Juenke and Schoenewolf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juenke & Schoenewolf
Ford Motor Company Mission and Manufacturing Progress
The Ford Motor Company frames its purpose as serving the public by making affordable automobiles through continual innovation. It cites cost savings from new methods such as improved axle casting, crankcase cutting, bolt reductions, electric welding, and a four mile endless chain conveyor at the Rouge plant, aimed at reliable transportation for all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford Motor Company
Ford
Rouge
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Paula Welgehausen
Elsie Lee Behrens
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Eagle Pass
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Kurt Welgehausen
Messrs Mealing and
Welgehausen
Ft. Sam Houston
A. B. Barker
Mellers View
O. B. Walker
Ingram
Klaemer’s Park
Live Oak
Doss
Eddie Aehelger
Benno Jung
Rainbow
Norman Bros
Arhelger
Bode
Robert Bode
Schlesien
Germany
Klaemner’s Grove
Edward Bode
Gunction
Charles
Fritz
Paul
William
Alex Bode
Amalia Buchholz
Harper
Ray Hilliam
Cherokee
Orville Draper
Pontotoc
William Bode
Wilkes Bode
W. O. Bode
Mason
A. D. Holy
Castell
E. W. Bode
A. B Barker
Millers View
Olin Walker
FE. O. Bode
Junction
Wesley Bode
Fishers Store
Lee Bode
C. R. Karbach
J. H. Harrison
Fred Bode
Grateful Lady
Kiels
Farmer
Hill Country Motorbus Co., Inc
Oak Hill
Cedar Valley
Dripping Springs
Henley
Mount View
Johnson City
Stonewall
Ford Motor Conpany
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