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Fredericksburg Standard

Location

Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1930

Page

3

Social notes reminisce lively Fredericksburg visits and gatherings

The column catalogs a flurry of visits and social events across Fredericksburg and nearby, detailing Mrs. Krauscopf and Mrs. Hackberth in Seely, Mattie Wiley in San Antonio, families visiting from Austin and San Antonio, bridge and card clubs, birthday and post nuptial celebrations, and guests at various homes and local events. Many travels to Palestine Houston Bryan Kerrville New Braunfels and Bastrop are noted, with neighborhoods including Wylie Weber and Maier hosting and hosting families sharing meals and refreshments.

Oscar Krauscopf Hackberth Seely F. &. Crouch Austin Mattie Wiley San Antonio W. F. Brown H. A. Ries F. A. Rambie F. A. Jr Donald G Ruth Harry McFarland Texas Palestine Jacksonville Houston Bryan Guido van Rossum R. Maier Fred Spencer John Thummel, Jr Harry Priess Eugene Schmidt Richard Maier J. J. McEwen Mississippi Maurine McFarland Dora Wollschlager Reisenweber Palmie Boerne Walter Holecamp Fay Bramon Bastrop H. W. Kusenberger Max Henke Netace Asruines Affternoon Weber John Stahl Octagon Bird Club Norman Keller Alfread Heike Hubert Molbere Edith Krauskopf O. B Witte Fredericksburg Eddie U Herbert Merry Makers’ Club Alma Herbert Louis Herbert Albertine Koennecke San Marcos Misseri Konennecke Teachers’ College Louis Braeutigam Max Braeutigam Fay Brannon Hugo Walter Emil Walter Eric Juenke Erwin Jordan Willie Peterman Harry Zenner Peter Zenner Minna Zenner Helen Stehling George Butler Butler Irene Itz University of Texas Clay’ Sandherrs Ft Worth Florence Wilson Louis Stehling New Braunfels St Louis B. K. Leyendecker Laredo Henry Lochte W. G. Striegler Erwin Lochte Irene Riley Victoria Keidel Wabun Anniung Kerrville Merry Makers Paul Knopp Viola Juenke Hary Schumann Harry Heimann Ella Schmidt Alex Molzberger Lucille Ben Evelyn McGinty Ida Burke D. P. Wylie James Edward Frank Schmidt Mathilde Langerhans Banco Sophie Borchers Adela Knesek William Schwiening James Wytie Carlotta Groas PF. J. Maier Fred Houck Schmidt Marie Moritz Joe Moritz Clay Dishman Merle J. T. Estill Henry Steves, Jr M. M. Robinson and Sons Robinson Ella Holecamp Comfort William Dietel Loreen Monrs Jolly Jokers Club Herman Bolin Clarence Mogford Benno Schriever Path Lina Weber Herman Bohn Emelie Reichenau Victor Reidel E. H. Riley Sally Lattimore Paris Nell Moody Sherman Dodie de Belleview Mary

Hoover plans drouth relief and anti profiteering drive

President Hoover and the drouth committee outline relief measures for drought areas. A $35 million food control project and $40 million road funds will create jobs. an anti profiteering campaign halves inflated freight costs while aid supplies move in. Health efforts target typhoid amid water shortages and polluted streams.

Washington Drouthstricken Pres. Hoover National Drouth Committee Drouth American Red Cross United States Public Health Service

Hoffmann Mosel wed in St Marys Church Petersburg

On Monday morning at 7 30 Miss Alma Hoffmann daughter of Mr and Mrs William Hoffmann married Edgar Mosel a prominent Petersburg ranchman in St Marys Church Father A Heckmann presided at a Catholic ceremony with organ music by Miss Margaret Blum. The couple will reside on the Mosel 2 Ranch at Petersburg after a wedding journey through the Rocky Mountains and Pacific Coast states.

St. Mary’s Church Alma Hoffmann William Hoffmann Edgar Mosel Petersburg Margaret Blum Mendelsohn Alfred Mosel San Antonio A. Heckmann John Metcalf Mr Metcalf San Francisco

Stills and whiskey seized near Sisterdale Kendall County

Federal prohibition agents led by Verne Miller raided Kendall County near Sisterdale and seized two 250 gallon stills, one 150 gallon still, and 1 700 gallons of distilled whiskey. The operation, stemming from an investigation into local distilleries, disrupted a principal San Antonio contraband source.

San Antonio Sisterdale Kendall County Prohibition Verne Miller rush—Evening News

Connally Sees Tariff Reprisal Across Europe

Senator Connally of Texas, returning from a London Interparliamentary Union meeting, reports a European belief that the Smoot Tariff will hurt US exports. He quotes widespread regret over higher tariff rates and a possible push for retaliatory measures, with some support for free trade within the British Empire.

Washington Connally Texas Europe United States London Interaparliamentary Union Democratic Conolly England

Iowa State Study Emphasizes Mixed Protein in Swine Feed

Iowa State college researchers report that swine need a variety of proteins rather than reliance on one or two sources. The study highlights balanced amino acids and improved growth outcomes from mixed protein diets.

Iowa State College

Warrant to be served in murder case near Brenham

Sheriff H S Reese of Washington County planned to serve a murder warrant on Travis Smith a farmer in the slaying of Ceralus Ben a 70 year old Negro. Ben was killed after Smiths wife was slain with an ax at the Smith farm home near Brenham Texas. The sheriff called the filing a mere formality.

Brenham Tex H. S. Reese Washington County Travis Smith Ceralus Ben Smith Reese

Newspaper offer pays for embarrassing moments

A tabloid offered $1.00 for letters about embarrassing moments. A steel plant worker recounted returning home early to find another man with his wife and asked for $2.00 for both his embarrassment and hers. The editor sent a $2.00 check, acknowledging the stranger might also be embarrassed.

Tablolad

Fasy Way to Cut Rid of Dandruff Promoted in Ad

An advertisement promotes Fitsch's Dan Druff Remover Shampoo promising rapid dandruff removal and renewed hair lustre. It claims dirt oil and grime vanish after washing and a quick transformation.

Reschke Head er for quick maize harvesting on wagon

The Reschke Head er heads maize and deposits in your wagon bed with less expense and time than other methods. It attaches to your wagon and is propelled by a rear wheel. For particulars see, phone or writ.

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Hoffmann - Mosel Max Virgin Max W. Staudt Virgin Diamonds Palace Theatre Chevrolet Sales and Service Dexdale Arhelger’s Eugene C. Schmidt Humble Oil and Refining CO
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