Social Notes From Fredericksburg Social Circle
Mrs. Bohis and son Walter return to Pflugerville after visiting the Wehmeyers. A stream of guests from San Antonio Houston Kerrville and Comfort visit local families. The Zion Church picnic honors Mr. and Mrs. Wilke and Mr. Hartmann. Numerous relatives gather for birthdays visits and weekend getaways across Texas cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Bohis
Walter
Adolf Wehmeyer
Pflugerville
Victor Keidel
Ruth
Keidel
Stieler
Alfred Petseh
Llano
Jeff Slater
Rey
Christian Lehne
Rehburg
Louis Lehne
eLe McDougall
San Antonio
New Braunfels
Curt E. Schmidt
Ernst Schmidt
Charles Shaw
Houston
Fredericksburg
Shaw
Tainter
Blanche Baker
Alfred Brodie
Temple
Tom Carr
White Oak
Wallace Brodie
Selma Priessmeyer
Louise Wehmeryer
FE Campo
Emma Wertheim
Flora Wertheim
Fenest
William Wahrmund
Rosemary Wahrmund
Max Wertheim
Beaumont
C. G Bartes
Chester
Walter Moursund
Dallas
A. W Moursund
C. O. Rice
Mary Josephine Rice
Austin
John W. Hanna
Esther Hanna
F. J. Mayer
Clarence Mogford
A. Walver
Charles Kiewine Henry Hirsch
Lina Weber
Vera Reinbach
Henry Henke
Kerrville
George Karges
Marie C. Locht
Gertrude B. Kott
Ida Burke
Emily Keidel
del Rio
Arno Wahrmund
Eagle Lake
Max Wahrmund
W. C. Sturdevant
Brownwood
Oscar Krauskopf
George Wahrmund
Otto Henke
Viola Bohmfalk
Ben
Henry W. Holly
Social visits and bridge parties extend across Mason and Kerr counties
Local social calendar highlights visits between families in Mason County and surrounding towns. The piece notes numerous guests at ranch homes, birthday celebrations, and multiple bridge games hosted by Mrs. Max Henke, Miss Ida Burke, and other residents, with prizes awarded to standout players and a bunco session for children.
Social week ends with bridge games and wedding showers
Brady hosts include Mrs. Eddie Stein for a Saturday Bridge Club gathering with twenty players. Prizes went to Mrs. Vida Newberry and Mrs. Max Beckman while guests from Llano attended. A tea and shower at Mrs Henry W. Lochte honored Miss Alma Hoffmann as she prepares to wed Edgar Mosel, with Bunco and bridge, gifts, and a rice shower under a large Japanese umbrella.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abernathy
Brady
A. Abernathy
Eddie Stein
Vida Newberry
Max Beckman
Alfred Petsch
Henry W. Lochte
Alma Hoffmann
Edgar Mosel
Miss Hoffmann
Otto Kolmeier
Social notes in Fredericksburg area families
Mrs. Wm. Kallenberg visits relatives in San Antonio with plans to visit Austin later. Several local residents and relatives are mentioned visiting Selma Eagle Lake Helotes and Fredericksburg. A birth is announced Alvin Crennelee’s son born August 6. Funeral of Frank N. Rabb in San Angelo noted with burial at Milburn. Families travel to San Antonio Houston and Fredericksburg including Braeutigams and Wertheim relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Kallenberg
San Antonio, A
Julia Estill
Mattie Wiley
Frank N. Rabb
San Angelo
Milburn
W. E. Rabb
J. T. Estill
Local Social Notes Highlight Fredericksburg Visiters
M and Mrs Adolf Mergen thaler spent the weekend in San Antonio with their son. Mr and Mrs Walter Peter and son visited friends and relatives in our burg. Mrs Edward Novian underwent an operation Monday. Mr and Mrs Chas Schlaudt of Llano were among visitors in Fredericksburg last Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
Adolf Mergenthaler
San Antonio
Son
Walter Peter
Edward Novian
Chas, Schlaudt of
Llano
Fredericksburg
Fredericksburg Social Roundup Amid Visits and Ills
Residents and visitors frequent Fredericksburg this week with family visits and travels. Mr. and Mrs. Dechert of Fanning and various couples hosted relatives from Llano Mason San Antonio and Dallas while Louis Seiter mourned Julius Buzkie in San Antonio. Robert Henke suffered sunstroke but recovers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Seiter
Julius Buzkie
Mr Seiter
San Antonio
Robert Henke
Louis Henke
Bobbie
Typhoid Fears Rise After Heat Wave Warns Surgeon General
Washington reports from August 7 quote Surgeon General Cumming of the Public Health Service warning that typhoid fever and other diseases may flare after the heat wave unless sanitation improves. He cites 930 typhoid cases for the week ending August 2, urges boiling uncertain drinking water, notes rural sanitary gaps, and warns pellagra risks in dry areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
General Cumming
Public Health Service
Cumming
Mississippi Valley
Heat Wave Sparks Fatalities in Mesopotamia Week
In Bagdad on Aug 10 a severe heat wave killed fourteen people and left hundreds prostrated. Temperatures have hovered around 130 Fahrenheit daily, affecting Arab coolies, Bedouins, Indians, and Europeans alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bagdad
Mesopotamia
Health Officials Urge Vigilance Over Water Milk Sanitation
Health officials warn of severe conditions and urge state and local authorities to monitor water and milk sources. They emphasize sanitation measures and note that current conditions, if present 25 years ago, would have triggered epidemics, yet say efforts now can cope if actions are taken.
Farm to be Irrigated in Center Point Area
Kerrville Aug 1 Another modern irrigation plant will be completed near Center Point ten miles southeast of Kerrville next week when C K Batterson of Houston who last year purchased a truck farm and orchard in that community completes the installation of an electric motor and pump capable of pulling 600 gallons a minute from the Guadalupe river A Kerrville power company is extending its electric line to supply the power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kerrville
Cente Point
C K. Batterson
Houston
Guadalupe
Kerrville Power Company
Local firm promotes best value at the right price
Juenke and Schoenewolf advertise a broad selection with emphasis on value and price alignment to customer budgets. The message invites shoppers to find what they want at the price they desire, highlighting competitive pricing and accessible options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juenke & Schoenewolf
Wall Texas farmer finds Argotane restores health
K F Eckerman of Wall Texas reports dramatic improvement after using Argotane for stomach and liver troubles lasting over a year. He says the remedy makes him feel one hundred percent better and urges friends to try it, noting availability at Central Drug Store in Fredericksburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. F. Eckerman
Wall
Texas
Lone Star Drug Store
Fredericksburg
Central Drug Store
Maier
Central Hotel
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Social Notes
Max Henke
Frank Schaper
Bill Landry
Mason County
George Stucke
Helen Stucke
George Stucke, Jr
Pllngerville
Augusta Stegey
Udo Schellhase
Max Schoenewolf
Viola Juenke
Paula Kott
George Davis
Tony Palmie
Boerne
Henry Lewis
Rankin
Julius Klingelhoefer
Edmund Kott
Paula Koitt
Ollie Lewis
N.A. T
Maurine Newberry
Pegey Gillette
Lews
Paula Kot
Emil Koch
Harry Schumann
Kurt Keidel
Mathilda Keidel
Gertrude Beatrice Kott
Geraldyne Schonewolf
Fred.Mathisen
Milton Durst
Stella Jung
Clarence Probst
Miss Dorothy
Bunco
Margaret Short
Florine Weber
Louis Bierashwale
Henke
Alvin Crennelee
Hilmar Schaetter
Sophia Staudt
Selma
G. Bartels
New Breunfels
Estella
Elsie Lochte
Edna Hahne
Emil Hahne
Theo. Crenwelge
Helotes
Carl Henke
Max. T. Henke
City
Dorothy Pyka
Alamo City
Otto H. Braeutigam
Ben Barcelona
Anna A. Schumann
Pearl
Eugene Lindig
Olivia Schumann
Rosemary
Otto Braeutigam
Fritz Braeutigam
Alice Braeutigam
Clara Luekenbach
Minnie Braeutigam
Chas. Dechert
Fanning, Texas
Messrs
Bernhard Jenschke
Albert Knopp
John Kasper
Bankersmith
Fred Sternberg
Lockhardt
H. P. Matthews
Bennie Ott
Los Angles
Califf
Chas. Ott
Max Winkel
Wm. L. Moellering
Meusenbach
Moellering
Helmuth Kuhlmann
New Mexico
Colorado
Lawrence Schmidt
San Diego
Calif
B. J. Leyendecker
Margaret
Agnes
B. J. Leyendecker, Jr
Laredo Texas
Lena Ernst
Marschall
W. L. McDougall
J. B
John Stitch
Fred
Geo. Lingsweiler
Lingsweiler
Peter’s Hall
The
Dixieland Jazz Band
Lorraine Hoover M. D
Pooch
Doyle
Peter
Mercury
Center Point
Sisterdale
Ralph Britt
California Collegians
Tatsch’s Hall
Cain City
Schlueter
Edg. H. Tatsch
Cypress
Doss
Doss School
OR Fredericks
Burg
Harry Meyer
Norman Bros
H.F
Striegler Building
Virgin Diamonds
VRGIN
Max W. Staudt
Virgin Diamonds Reg
U. S. Pat
Sig Picnic
Frederickscurg
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