Savings rise and steel dip mark mixed week
The week shows mutual savings bank deposits at a national peak with 13 686 947 depositors and near ten billion dollars in total deposits. Steel production falls 5.7 percent while the auto industry signals stronger consumer spending and a hopeful outlook as employment and activity wane setback.
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Hawaii
Mutual Savings
Shortest love song linking Hitler and Mussolini in Venice
The passage notes a recent singing by Hitler and Mussolini in Venice and calls it the shortest great love song in history. It discusses a rift among dictators, France and Italy drawing closer, and says Dollfuss's murder ends a budding friendship, risking Germany’s isolation.
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Hitler
Mussolini
Venice
France
Italy
Dollfuss
Germany
Marie Dressler’s Death Reflects Courage and Talent
The actress died at sixty two after a long struggle, teaching that success rests on brains and courage. Once rejected by Ziegfeld for aging looks, she persisted for fourteen years, lost savings, yet remained brave and achieved great fame in moving pictures without cosmetic help.
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Marie Dressler
Mr. Ziegfeld
Moving Picture
Miss Imessier
Rockefeller Center Nears Self Supporting Status
The Bible phrase about to him that hath shall be given is recalled as Rockefeller Center in New York moves toward self support with 80 percent of space rented. The large building project is described as out of the red and nearly meeting its rent targets. Continued on page 2, Col 3.
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New York
Rockefeller
Rockefeller Center
Germany Buries Hindenburg With Highest Tributes
On the Tannenberg knoll in East Prussia the body of Field Marshal Paul Von Hindenburg is entombed in a war memorial as crowds and the German people pay final rites. Reichsfuehrer Adolf Hitler delivers a funeral oration praising the long life spanning empire and war.
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Tannenberg
East Prussia
Paul von Hindenburg
Democrats Meet Young Democratic Club of Gillespie County
The Young Democratic Club of Gillespie County met last Thursday night August 2 in the courthouse. Miss Agnes Sagebiel spoke on powers and duties of the Governor and Lieutenant Governor. Lee Reifel discussed The Party System In The States. The club planned a late August meeting and invited visitors while requiring formal applications and dues for new members.
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Young Democratic Club
Gillespie County
Court House
Agnes Sagebiel
Lee Reifel
Edith Sagebiel
Last Play Night at Courthouse Park Friday
The final play night of the summer takes place at Courthouse Park on Friday evening August 17 at 7 30. Refreshments will defray expenses and everyone is invited to attend.
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Courthouse Park
Evryone
Miss Mae Striegler Weds Landis Wier at Rocky Hill
Miss Mae Striegler, youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs F C Striegler, married Landis Wier of Blanco at her parents home in Rocky Hill. Rev J L Clark of Johnson City officiated in front of relatives and friends. The couple will live on the J Chapman Ranch in Blanco County. Best wishes were extended for a happy married life.
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Mae Striegler
F C. Striegler
Landis Wier
Blanco
Rocky Hill
J. L. Clark
Johnson City
Wier
J. Chapman
Blanco County
Brady Baby Shot Death Shocks Town During Play
Aug 6 Brady three year old Milton Lee Irish died after firing a rifle he found while playing at a neighbor's home. His five year old sister Treva and two playmates Ellen Fay and Nadine Everheart witnessed the accident. Parents were away at the time.
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Brady
Milton Lee Irish
Lerlean Irish
Childs
Ellen Fay
Nadine Everheart
Miltea
Treva
Everheart
New Schaetters Funeral Home Opens With August 18 19
The Schaetter family opens a new funeral home at the corner of San Antonio and 10th streets replacing the old facility. The Spanish styled stucco brick building features a 75 by 81 foot footprint on a 200 by 159 foot lot with future parking and landscaping plans. The opening is scheduled for August 18 and 19 with a large gallery and reception room displaying a photograph of founder Henry Schaetter.
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Schaetter’s
San Antonio
10Th Streets
Schaetter Funeral Home
Henry Schaetter
Schaetter
Death of A. A. Davis in Doss Texas at 58
A. A. Davis of Doss Texas died at his daughter and son in law Hugo E Crenwelge home Tuesday at 1 15 AM aged 58 years 25 days The body was moved to Adamsville Texas for interment at 4 PM Elder Jasper Chambers led services He was born in Hamilton Texas July 6 1876 son of Martin and Mrs Davis both deceased He married Sadie Elizabeth West August 28 1901 and survived by four daughters Ruth Elridge Davis Mrs Hugo E Crenwelge of Fredericksburg and Mrs W Jennings of Lometa a grandson six brothers and one sister with many relatives.
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A. A. Davis
Doss
Texas
Hugo E. Crenwelge
Adamsville
Schsetter & Son
Jasper Chambers
Hamilton
Martin Davis
Sadie Elizabeth West
If21
Hamilton County
Ruth
Elridge Davis
Fredericsburg
W. Jennings
Lometa
Pfiester and Kott Wed in Kerrville Texas Ceremony
Paul Pfiester and Dora Kott were married in Kerrville Texas by the Kerr County County Judge on a Thursday morning last week. The groom is the son of Alfred Pfiester and the bride the daughter of Earl Kott. After a wedding trip to Laredo and Corpus Christi they reside in Fredericksburg where the groom works for Advance Motor Co.
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Paul Pfiester
Dora Kott
Kerrville
Texas
Kerr County
Alfred Pfiester
Earl Kott
Laredo
Weerous Christi
Fredericksburg
Advance Motor Co
Comfort Woman Buried in Comfort Cemetery Service
The funeral for Mrs. Emma Schiadoer, 69, was held at Comfort Cemetery Sunday afternoon. She is survived by husband Charles Schiadoer, daughter Erna Meckel, son Henry Schiadoer, three sisters in New Braunfels and Bandera, and three brothers in San Antonio.
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Comfort
Tex
Emma _ Schiadoer
Comfort Cemetery
Charles Schiadoer
Erna Meckel
Henry Schiadoer
Herm Stieler
Louise Thiele
New Braunfels
Richard Schladoer
Bandera
Julius
Ernst
John Doehne
San Antonio
Three Battery C Soldiers Injured in Fort Sam Accident
One hundred thirty first Field Artillery from Lubbock suffered serious injuries when their truck overturned near Fredericksburg at 7 30 am en route to Palacios for the Thirty sixth division Texas national guard encampment. Six others received first aid for bruises cuts and contusions. The gun towing truck was overturned by centrifugal force as it rounded a curve. Continued on page 2 Col 5.
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One Hundred Thirty-first Field Artillery
Lubbock
Station Hospital
Fort Sam Houston
Fredericksburg
Palacios
Texas National Guard
Candidacy Announcements For Gillespie County Offices
In today’s Standard Emil Dietrich announces for Tax Assessor and Collector. He is 42, born in the county and seeks voter support in November promising honesty courtesy and efficiency. Benno Kramer announces for County Treasurer. A lifelong resident and well known, he asks voters’ support in November promising faithful and efficient service.
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Standard
Emil Dietrich
Gillespie County
Dietrich
Benno Kramer
Kramer
Oehler and Schmidt Wed in August Nuptials
Fred Oehler and Esther Schmidt were married August 7 at the First Methodist Church with Rev. R. Gammenthaler officiating. Attendants were Pearl Schmidt and Alton McDougall. The couple plans a wedding trip to New Mexico and Carlsbad Caverns then reside in the Meusebach Community where he teaches.
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Fred Oehler
Esther Schmidt
First Methodist Church
R. Gammenthaler
Pearl Schmidt
Alton McDougall
Avatha Oehler
Max Schmid
New Mexico
Carlsbad Caverns
Meusebach
William S. Vare Dies Suddenl y
William S. Vare a 66 year old Philadelphia political leader died suddenly at his summer home in Atlantic City after years of ill health and paralysis. Funeral details were not listed. he is survived by his widow Ida Morris Ware and two daughters Mrs. William F Kipp and Mrs. John J. Shaw.
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Atlantic City
N. J
William S. Vare
Philadelphia
Republican
Bill” Vare
New Jersey
Florida
Vare
Ida ‘Morris Ware
William F Kipp
John J. Shaw
Klaerner Dominates Kerrville Braves In 22 0 Victory
Giant Phillip Klaerner held Kerrville to a single hit and struck out 15 as the Giants completed the Mountain League schedule with a 15 1 record and prepared for a three game playoff against the Boerne White Sox.
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R. E. Jordan
Phillip Klaerner
Giant
Kerrville Braves
Giants
Boerne White Sox
Toler
Warren
Hughes
Gray
Klett
Langerhans
Walter Sr. farmer Walter dies at 86 in Crab Apple area
Walter Sr. respected farmer and stockman from Crab Apple died at his youngest son Charles Walter’s home on Thursday August 2 at 1 40 PM Funeral services were held at Beckmanns Funeral Home with Bethany Male Choir at the grave He was born July 23 1854 at Fredericksburg and spent his youth there He married Ernie Itz in 1876 they had eight children Two daughters died earlier He married Louise Frusche in 1902 she died in 1930 Surviving are four sons Willie Louis Albert and Charles Walter two daughters Mrs Arthur Sagebiel and Mrs L D Billnitzer a sister Mrs Henry Bratherich 34 grandchildren one great grandchild and numerous relatives He was 60 years and 9 days old.
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Louis Walter
Charles Walter
Beckmann
W. C. Poehlmann
Theo Haag
Bethany
Fredericksburg
Ernie Itz
Louise Frusche
Willie Louis
Albert
Arthur Sagebiel
L. D. Billnitzer
Henry Bratherich
Thiele Funeral Arrangements Pending in Kerrville
Wesley Thiele son of Mr and Mrs Henry Thiele of Harper died Thursday morning at Secor Sanitarium Kerrville. The body was taken to Beckmann Funeral Home Fredericksburg. No funeral arrangements had been made by press time.
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Wesley
Henry Thiele
Harper
Secor Sanitarium
Kerrville
Beckmann
Fredericksburg
Bulverde Man Edwin Schlather Dies at 52
Edwin Schlather 52 of Bulverde died at his home Thursday. Survived by widow Amanda. two sons Benno Bulverde and Marvin J. Schlather Georgetown. two daughters Mrs Alfred Friesenhahn Bulverde and Mrs Bruno Voges Van Raab. brother Alfred Bulverde. sisters Pauline Schlather and Mrs R M Schneider. father John A. Schlather Bulverde. Funeral services held Friday.
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New Braunfels
Tex
Edwin Schlather
Bulverde
Amanda Schlather
Benno
Marvin J. Schlather
Georgetown
Alfred Friesenhahn
Bruno Voges
van Raab
Alfred
Pauline Schlather
Peggy Welershausen Returns From Austin Visit
Miss Peggy Lou Welershausen comes home after a two week visit with her aunt Mrs A M Moellering in Austin.
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Peggy Lou Welershausen
Austin
A. M. Moellering
42nd Annual Schuetzenfest At Baron's Creek
The 42nd Schuetzenfest at Baron's Creek, under Scharfschuetzen Verein, drew large crowds with 84 sportsmen. Gus Rusche and Edwin Moellering tied for high honors in round one at 90, Rusche 92 in the tie, Moellering 89. Scharf schuetzen won the team shoot with 494, followed by Baxson's Creek, Hubertus, Bear Creek, Grapetown, and Tivydale. Business session elected Louis Kordkik president and others for the year.
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Hheld
Scharfschuetzen Verein
Baron’s Creek
Gus Rusche
Edwin Moellering
Rusche
Moellering
Scharfschuetzen
Funeral services held for Mrs August Doell in Bethany area
Mrs August Doell nee Johanna Beckmann died August 1 1934 at age 55. Funeral conducted Friday August 3 at the family residence with Rev Haag Bethany Lutheran Church officiating. Interment in private cemetery. Survived by husband August Doell daughter Mrs Udo Braeutigam foster daughter Ernestine Doell five brothers five sisters and numerous relatives.
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August Doell
Johanna Beckmann
Rheo. Haag
Bethany Lutheran Church
Charles Klaerner
Luckenbach
Udo Braeutigam
Ernestine Doell
Otto
Emil
Max
Willie
August Beckmann
Carl Tatsch
Fritz Bang
Joe Petsch
Albert Pehl
Hulda Beckmann
Quiet wedding at First Methodist church
Arthur W. Kothmann and Dora Hohmann wed at First Methodist church on August 8 at 4 p m Rev Richard Gammenthaler officiated. Attendants were E Kolmeier. After a honeymoon they will live on the Elgin Kothmann ranch in Mason County. Best wishes.
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First Methodist Church
Arthur W. Kothmann
Dora Hohmann
Richard Gammenthaler
August Kothmann
Wm. Hohmann
E. Kolmeier
Elgin Kothmann Ranch
Mason County
Cat bite fatal in Brownwood man dies of rabies
Brownwood Texas reports the death of C. S. Womack age 47 from rabies after a cat bite three weeks earlier. He had previously been bitten by a rabid dog three years ago and received Pasteur treatment with no ill effects.
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Brownwood
Tex
C. S. Womack
Jordan Family Reunion Set for August 15 at Llano River
The annual Jordan Reunion will be held August 15 at the Dr. Jordan picnic grounds on the Llano river. The program starts at 9 30 a m. About 200 to 250 relatives are expected, with elder members among the state pioneers. A picnic dinner will be spread on the grounds.
Berg Family Spends Weekend Here with Kinfolks
Mr. Edward Berg and family of San Antonio visited the area for a weekend gathering with relatives, sharing time and hospitality with local kin.
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Edward Berg
San Antonio
Government cattle checks received for Gillespie County sellers
Fifteen Gillespie County cattle producers have received checks for cattle sold to the Secretary of Agriculture by Monday August 6. Payments cover the full sale amount. Delays occurred due to absence of the county agent and a shortage of appraisal sheets.
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Gillespie County
Secretary of Agriculture
Fredericksburg
Annual Community Fairs At Doss And Stonewall
The 12th Annual Community Fair at Doss is set for Saturday August 18 with the 4th annual Stonewall fair on Sunday August 19. Splendid programs have been arranged and residents are urged to attend as announced in the Standard.
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Doss
Stonewall
Legislature set for August 27 relief session
Governor Miriam A. Ferguson announced an extraordinary session to begin August 27 to authorize more state bonds to relieve unemployment. A prior September 10 date was moved up after talks with a delegation of mayors and county judges. The state has $9.5 million of the $20 million cap remaining and will not open other bills until relief needs are met. Senator Tom Connally will consult with local officials on the emergency. Miss Elizabeth Jung is visiting relatives in San Antonio.
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Austin
Miriam A. Ferguson
Ferguson
Texas
Tom Connally
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