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Newspaper
Fredericksburg Standard
Location
Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1934
Page
3
The state shows scholastic ages 6 to 17 inclusive with three year figures 1932 2798 1933 1920 1934 1896. The 1932 drop reflects Mexican emigration to Mexico. County Judge Usener expects this year’s state school money apportionment to be about 16.50 per scholastic.
There will be no teacher's institute this year. The earlier plan was dropped last year and the county school superintendent, as county judge, may call a teachers meeting whenever he deems necessary.
Mrs. Sarah Hoffmann, Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Hoffmann, Mr. and Mrs. August Schneider and Mr. Miron Wasterling of Castell were in Fredericksburg as fair and business visitors.
The former residence of Mrs. John Weller sits in the town center within a block of the Catholic School. The home features 5 rooms, a windmill, cistern, well, barn, and an ethroom. For further information contact John Stehling John Weinheimer 07 49.50.
Giants seek a Texas Amateur title tune up in Austin against Nu Icy Club under night lights. Farmer Boys All Star critique notes Giants superiority but cites weak hitting. league standings show Sisterdale leading with Luckenbach and Cain City close behind.
The article lists an All Mountain League lineup led by Fredericksburg players at catcher Hahn Fredericksburg pitcher C Kilaerner Fredericksburg Bergmann Boerne first baseman Wendler Boerne second baseman Joe Pankratz Comfort third baseman Phillip Klaerner Fredericksburg shortstop Schneider Fredericksburg left field E Klett Fredericks Fredericks field Elias Klaerner R field E Pankratz Comfort. It notes Giants manager Felix Saenger and Fredericksburg baseball fading, plus other local games and a Hill Billies football camp in Klaerner's Grove with 20 players and six named seniors. It reports Richland Springs beating San Saba 14 7, a Honda Bronchos playoff push with Al Hollmig Papa Hollmig, and a planned September 21 game with New Braunfels among about 10 total games including Llano Lampasas Burnet Bert ram Mason and Sidney Lanier. A dove-hunting season follows as football ends.
Buyers will start once allotments are set by the Denver office and contracts and voucher forms arrive at the county agent. Newspapers will be notified when forms are ready for signatures and purchase can begin.
Turner Ten Pin League standings show Magnolia Service Station toppled from first after Schandua and Reich suffer a double loss. Saenger and Ochs set a high game record at 966, then 992, in back to back games. Ed Krauskopf sets weekly high with 210, while Hy Hirsch posts 205 530 triple for top 3 game average.
Local Giants claim three wins in fair play with Felix Meyer and Red Schnerr homering. Louis Schneider, a shortstop turned pitcher, held a Boerne Comford team to six hits as the Giants triumphed 10 to 7. Edgar Bergmann of Boerne Sox pitched for the Broncos. Schneider also homered. No game is scheduled for next Sunday.
Pressers and Printers game summary shows Broncos winning 8 to 4 over the Giants. Key hits include Bergman P Klaerner Klett Hahn Wooton E Klaerner C Klaerner Schnerr Meyer Schnerr. Wooton E Pankratz stole bases, Gray and Klaerner struck out, time 2:00, umpires Knopp and Schaefer. Scorers Kutzer and Jordan.
The Broncos and Giants produced a 9 inning matchup with 2 base hits by A Bergmann and a home run by Schneider. Key miscues include Wendler and Lindner stealing bases, three Klaerner players driving in runs, and a 2:00 game time capped by Lochte and Wright umpires.
Record crowds filled the fair grounds for the county event with notable displays. Ernst Fiedler of Luckenbach drew attention with an exhibit of Indian relics while Adolf Wehmeyer showcased a singular farm product exhibit. The commercial exhibit stood out as the best in years.
Mr and Mrs Herman Ulrich of Houston visited relatives here during the weekend.
Mr and Mrs Willie Juenke and Miss Katie Reinbach are spending several days at Houma Louisiana as guests of Walter Juenke and family.
Local advertisement announces a dance at Peters Hall on Saturday night September 15 with admission sold through the Standard at 1.50 per year for subscription readers.
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