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Fredericksburg Standard

Location

Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1929

Page

12

Blanco County News Editor Notice

Miss Emilie Bushnell is Editor of the Blanco County Section. Items for this section may be sent to her at Johnson City, Texas.

Emilie Bushnell Blanco County Johnson City Texas

Visitors and Residents Parade Through Johnson City

Local notes list numerous visits and cordial calls from residents and guests including Miss Annie Ray Ottmers San Marcos and Mrs Leonard Twidwell Hen ry to Johnson City. Visitors from Blanco Blanco Stockdale Austin Georgetown and more attended social events and church services this week.

Annie Ray Ottmers San Marcos

Mr. Frank Dodgen of Sandy Visits Town

Mr. Frank Dodgen of Sandy was in town on Monday prompting local chatter and indicating possible plans or meetings in the area.

Frank Dodgen Sandy Henry Ulrich

Local residents and visitors noted in Blanco County area

A roundup of arrivals rehearses visits by Henry Ulrich Myrtle Mayfield and others. Attendees include Dan Winkel, John Dollahite, Otto Schlaudt and families from Austin Fredericksburg Marble Falls Johnson City and Albert. A Blanco County trustees meeting at the courthouse and funeral attendance near here are also mentioned.

Blanco County Court House Dan Winkel

Blanco Social Notes Highlight Local Visits

Mr Belva Landrum of San Antonio visited Saturday. Miss Lucile Bruckner visited Austin recently. Mr and Mrs Ray Hardin of Cypress Mill visited Sunday. Mr and Mrs Jack Cage visited Johnson City Monday. Mr and Mrs Floyd Billingsley of San Antonio were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Yancey. Mr and Mrs Frank Reader and children of Dripping Springs visited relatives here Sunday.

Jack Cage of Blanco Edwin Patton Jack Cage Percy Brigham P. M. Ross of KE. P. Ross John Goar Harvie Cowing Wimberley Mill W. C. Wilson Cleveland Kinney Austin C. A. Davis J. D. Kinney Mr. Belva Landrum of San Antonio Ray Hardin Cypress Mill Johnson City Floyd Billingsley Yancey Frank Reader Dripping Springs

Ford Bremer Couple Seen Shopping in New Braunfels

Mr and Mrs Ford Bremer were spotted shopping in New Braunfels with possible plans noted for local errands. The sighting places the couple in the Texas town during a daytime outing.

Mrs. Ford Bremer New Braunfels

Mrs Carl Shugard and Children Visit Austin

Mrs Carl Shugard along with her children and Miss Lovie Moore and Leah Belle Wagner were business visitors in Austin on Monday.

Carl Shugard Lovie Moore Leah Belle Wagner Austin

Reverend Dodgen Conducts Service for 94 Year Old Pioneer

Rev J C Dodgen pastor of the Baptist Church was called to Cypress Mill on Sunday to conduct services for Mr Croft who died Saturday at age 94 years 6 months. Croft was a longtime pioneer beloved by many and was buried in his family cemetery on his son's ranch at 10 o'clock Sunday.

J. C. Dodgen Baptist Church Cypress Mill Mr. Croft

Church Revival and Services Announced for August

Mr. Hickson will conduct services at Post Oak Sunday August 11. A revival begins at Rocky in Blanco County Saturday night August 17 with Rev J N Marsehall of Austin guiding the meetings.

Mr. Hickson Post Oak Rocky Blanco County J. N. Marsehall Austin

Census workers to tally nation’s 15th decennial census

Washington reports a 100000-person census army to cover population, unemployment, farms and trade distribution. Directed by 573 supervisors, the April 1, 1930 enumeration will be the greatest in U.S. history, combining trade data with population figures for the first time.

Washington Census Bureau

Census Plans For 1930 Include Population and Manufacturing Data

The 1930 census will allocate seats in the House and include a manufacturing census begun next November. Enumerators will ask 30 questions to individuals and 350 to farm owners, plus 573 districts across 3,074 counties to speed data tabulation. The population is projected at about 123 million.

House of Representatives Joseph A. Hill Bureau

Census division assigning enumerators and supervisors

The country is divided into enumerators and supervisors across districts with two thirds completed. In cities one enumerator serves 1,500 to 2,000 population, while rural areas are allocated by area. The census is expected to take two weeks in cities and a month in rural districts.

Train jokes about engineer teaching wife to drive

The crack express lurches forward then back and the traveler questions the motion. The porter replies that the engineer is teaching his wife to drive, a quip reflecting railway humor from Legion Monthly.

Crack Express Legion Monthly

Also Mentioned on This Page

Blanco County News Johnson City News Leonard Twidwell Henry J. F. Barnwell T. J. Beauchamp Geo. Felps A. C. Atchison Little Daughter J. H. Chapman Hans Beeking Iain E. C. Artzt Twin Sisters Vera Waddell Rev J. H. Clark Messrs W. W. Dollahue Frank Newsom A and M. College Mrs. N. Timmers Stockdale Mrs Gilbert Murray Susie Bushnell Daisy Mathew Givens J. D Hye Maggie Kennedy E. P. Ross Jimmie Leonard M. P. Leonard Guy Ross Johnie Brooks Casparis J.S. Casparis Val Griffon Aron Albert Walker Albert Werner Emma Werner Bertha Haun Cibolo F. J. Werner I. N. Jett Georgetown Jett The Christian Church Myrtle Mayfield Nettie Buster Lyton Flora Tanner Albert Otto Sehlaudt Fredericksburg Tin Clarence Schlaudt John Dollahite A. and M. College W. W. Dollahite W. E. Stevenson Imogene Tom Johnson Mr. Crofts Dora Baker California Mr. Jentry London Frank Basse Louis Lehlandt W L. Windermann Marble Falls Ed. Brown Otto Schlaudt Blanco News Lucile Bruckner Church News Richard Stehling Fredericksburg, Tex Rocky Creek Geo. Winklemann LacGrt Corsar Party Robert Penniger West Side Courthouse Square Libery Call WM. Bruns W. C
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