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Newspaper
Fredericksburg Standard
Location
Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1929
Page
3
Harper News People and Visitors Report Week Events
Miss Clara Markworth visits Kerrville relatives while Bertram Sageser and Author Sellers travel to San Antonio. Mr. and Mrs. David Schmidt with their young son pass through Harper. Thelma Scarborough visits Harper from Kerrville. Victor Marshal and grandmother visit Kerrville. Rev W Wolf spends days in Roosevelt. Mrs. Ira Scarborough and daughter from Electra visit Mac Scarborough Jr. The Nixon family hosts in Doss during reunion. Theo Haag and children from Seattle travel home after visits to California and Wyoming, meeting Rev W Wolf in Harper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theo, Haag
Seattle
Washington
Harper Friday
California
Wyoming
Mrs. W. Wolf
City Drug Store Changes Owners
A. C. Wendel and family moved into the Nabers house so Wendel can run City Drug Store, which he bought from Nabers for 12009. The deal was arranged through W. Granville. Also noted are Mr. and Mrs. Max Hopf of Harper departing August 17 for a tour of the East visiting New York City, Adirondacks, Boston, Montreal and other eastern cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Wendel
Fred Nabers
Wendel
Mr. Nabers
W. Granville
Max Hopf
Harper
East
New York City
The
Adirondacks
Boston
Montreal
Buffalo
Detroit
Chicago
Death of John Jiles In Texas at Age Eighty Two
Friends mourn the death in San Antonio of John Jiles born in Franklin Tennessee who came to Texas as a youth. He spent time visiting relatives here and was known for his sunny nature. The funeral was led by Rev Dekle at the Baptist tabernacle and he was buried in Harper Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Jiles
San Antonio
Jiles
Franklin
Tennessee
Texas
Dekle
Baptist Tabernacle
Harper Cemetery
Kerrville Visitors Among local social notes
Mr and Mrs Garfield Fairchild spent Tuesday in Kerrville as visitors. Miss Mary Ellen Stockard is in Harper this week visiting friends and relatives. Mrs Henry Tatsch and son from Belton were in Kerrville on business Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Skinner and daughter Thelma and Ed die McDougall were Kerrville visitors Tuesday. The Harper Hurlers played Ingram on Sunday and won 7 to (incomplete).
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
Garfield Fairchild
Kerrville
Mary Ellen Stockard
Harper
Henry Tatsch
Belton
Mrs. Skinner
Miss Thelma
Eddie McDougall
Cain City Notes: Weddings Visits and Births
Arthur Jung and family visit Johnson City. Mrs F R Boyd and children visit Llano relatives. J W Adams family at the coast. Katie Mae Price joins youths to Morris Ranch. Volney Striegler and family welcome a son. Frank Goodale and Gay Gloria hosting. Rev Heckmann marries Miss Margaret Wallendorf and Mr Edgar Gellermann at St Marys. Bride from Cain City, groom near Johnson City. Best wishes extended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Jung
Johnson City
F. R. Boyd
Earle
Irma
Llano
Lena Adams
Louis Grosenbach
J. W. Adams
Jonnie Gates
Katie Mae Price
Morris Ranch
Volney Striegler
Frank Goodale
Gay Gloria
Bird
Heckmann
Margaret Wallendorf
Edgar Gellermann
St. Mary's Church
Cora Wallendorf
Gilbert Gellermann
Cain City
Federal prohibition agents challenged by stated commandment
A historical remark notes a commandment against killing but argues it does not apply to federal prohibition enforcement officers. The quote reflects tensions between moral codes and law enforcement duties during the era.
Local Social Ties Highlight Weekend Visits and Death
Castell A F Rothmanns and son stayed in Austin with Webb Ruff. Mrs Edgar Weber of Fredericksburg visited the Bauers. Matchetts return to Bay City after visiting homefolks. Hattie Hasse came home from Mason. Kourersehkte couple in Austin for eye care. Julia Striegler returned to Melvin after visiting friends. Seth Ward Lehmberg stays with grandparents in Georgetown. Splitgarber and Willingham families from Mason visited their father. Otto Henrich visits Fayetteville. Carl Otto attended Comfort celebration. Ernestine Kourersehke back from Mason after operation. Lehmbers children visit from San Antonio. Virgil, guest of Buchholtz, returns home with parents. W L Taylor of Abilene and Dr Bob Taylor of Orrick guest here. H. Steussy returns to Giddings. Edw in Bauer and Mattie Koenig visitors. Norma Wasterling returns from Mason. Leifeste family hosts in Llano. Death mourned: Charles Henry Lehmberg, son of Rev C A Lehmberg Crockett. funeral in Bartlett. Delegates attended: Rev F W Radetzsky, Prof F C A Lehmberg, Rev F Foerster, P A Bode, Chas Lehmberg. Sympathy extended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F. Rothmann and
Austin
Webb Ruff
Edgar Weber
Fredericksburg
Ben Bauer
Lewis Matchett
Bay City
Hattie Hasse
Mason
Martin Kourersehte
Kourersehte
Julia Striegler
Melvin
Seth Ward Lehmberg
Georgetown
C. H. Grote
Erwin Splitgarber
E. Willingham
Otto Henrich
Fayetteville
Carl Otto
Ernestine Kourersehke
R. F. Lehmbers
San Antonio
Virgil
Gordon
Douglas Buchholtz
W. L. Taylor
Abilene
Bob Taylor
Orrick
H. Steussy
Giddings
Edwin Bauer
Mathilde Holy
J. W. Leifeste
Mattie Koenig
Roy Rothman
Ed. C. Leifeste
Norma Wasterling
A. C. Leifeste
Gus. Haskins
Llano
Charles Henry Lehmberg
C. A. Lehmberg
Crockett
Bartlett
F. W Radetzsky
F. C. A. Lehmberg
F. Foerster
P. A. Bode
Chas. Lehmberg
Boy Stealing Melons Shot by Field Owner in Memphis
Memphis Tenn August 20 Robert O Brien 16 son of a Birmingham manufacturer died of shotgun wounds received last night in a watermelon patch. He and two companions volunteered to steal melons when guard Burnett 40 said tramps were stealing from his patch. Burnett fired as the three carried off melons, O Brien died today. Burnett was not arrested. O Brien had been on a two week trip with Robert M Sparks 17 of Bryant Ark en route home with others awaiting a freight train for Birmingham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Tenn
Robert O’brien
Birmingham
Ss. E. Burnett
Burnett
O Brient
Robert M. Sparks
Bryant
Ark
O'brien
Home grown fruit beverage must prove intoxicating
Richmond, August 22. The United States Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that beverages made from fruits grown on the maker’s land for home consumption must be proven intoxicating in fact before prosecution. The presence of more than one half of one percent alcohol is not by itself proof of intoxicating qualities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
North Carolina Day Raids Jails Seize 35 Prohibition Suspects
Prohibition officers and U S marshals arrested at least 35 people in two waves of raids across North Carolina. Seventeen in Mecklenburg County jail by late afternoon and more arrests awaited as search continued. In Fayetteville area Robeson County raids held a “score” of detainees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte
N. C
North Carolina
Prohibition
United States
Mecklenburg County
Fayettevill
Robeson County
Fire Destroys Rancher's Barn Near Otto Moellendorf Farm
A Wednesday night blaze wiped out the main barn on the Otto Moellendorf place west of the city. Sparks risked the nearby house but the wind shifted, limiting damage to hay, harness, and tools worth about $500 with firefighters hampered by a weak water supply. A crowd gathered as the fire spread dawnward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Moellendorf
Harper Herald
Navy Dirigible Los Angeles Demonstrates Plane Catching
Wakehurst New Jersey August 21 The US Navy airship Los Angeles completed a 102 hour flight and practiced catching and releasing an airplane. The plane hooked on a wire from the dirigible stern and remained with the ship as it moved. Lieutenant Commander Herbert V Wiley plans further experiments to carry up to six planes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wakehurst
N. J
United States Navy
Los Angeles
Central New Jer
Herbert V. Wiley
Also Mentioned on This Page
Harper. News
Mias Marie
Clara Markworth
Bertram Sageser
Sellers
David Schmidt
Little Son
Thelma Scarborough
Victor Marshal
Mrs. Tatsch
Rev. W. Wolf
Roosevelt
Ira Scarborough
Electra
Mac Scarborough Jr
Frank E. Staudt
Myrtle Nixon
Marie Cottle
Bill Kaiser
Hubert Baumann
MO. Thomas
Fekert, Texas
Groom
Olenet
K. F. Pressler
Tosca, Tex
R.L. Rodman
Fredericksburg, Texas
Heiner’s
City Drug Store
Ingram
Cain City News
Castell
Schreiner Institute
Kerrville, Texas
Hills of Texas
State Department of Education
of Colleges and Secondary Schools
of Association of Texas Colleges
Association Southern States
J. J. Delaney
Reliance Roller
Tee
CHE
Plymouth
Chrysler
America
Jasly
Fredericksburg Motor Co
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