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Newspaper
Fredericksburg Standard
Location
Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1934
Page
5
Herring and Sharp tied the knot at Coleman on Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Sharp plan to reside at Round Mountain. The column lists numerous visitors and guests from Austin Houston Robstown and San Antonio alongside local notices and a Blanco County relief cattle payment update.
The narrative describes a reorganized ranger force with Lt Curtis taking command and Col Coleman replaced by Major Smith. After tracking signs of a large Indian party near Elm Creek, a mixed force sets out with thirteen men to pursue, facing rain and approaching a camp where fires and shelters reveal a large trail of foot travelers heading toward settlements.
Ida Kischner and Otto Klein were married at nine o clock Wednesday at St Anthony’s Catholic Church. Rev. Alois A Gitter officiated. The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Rischner of near Harper. Bridesmaids were Annie Rischner and Ida Lange. Grooms attendants were Raymond Klein and Felix Rischner. They will live in Tivydale. Sympathy extended to the family of Jacob Fiedler who died Saturday at his son’s home after years of illness. He was 80 years old with eleven children. Funeral at Fredericksburg Catholic cemetery. Various local residents noted with visits and travels in the week.
Local residents from Fredericksburg and nearby areas hosted guests over the weekend. The Nixon reunion drew about 200 people by Squaw Creek with a barbecue, and plans were made to meet again next year.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cage of Austin were guests of Mr and Mrs. Joe A. Speer one day last week.
Ready to wear line for school children on display at Durst & Maier. Complete selection includes clothing and shoes with reasonable prices. Corner of Durst and Doell referenced.
A large community wedding united Miss Bessie Bernhardt and Chester Itz at St. James Lutheran Church at 1:30 PM Wednesday with Rev. J Holm officiating. The bride, daughter of Mrs. Peter Bernhardt, entered to Jocelyn Rahe's wedding march as attendants Eleanor Sagebiel Ruth Itz. The groom, son of Mr. and Mrs. Otto Itz, was aided by Victor Wendel and Marvin Klein. A reception followed at Mrs. Bernhardt's home with many friends and relatives attending.
The state commands Adolph Meckel administrator of Ed. Peters deceased to publish a twenty day notice in a Gillespie County newspaper about the final account and application for discharge. Proceeding scheduled for September 10 1934 at Fredericksburg County Court. interested parties may appear and contest.
Mr and Mrs Morgan Trott and daughter Natalie of Corpus Christi visited Mr and Mrs A R Dalhau. Miss Pearl Schoenfeld returned to San Antonio after a visit with her parents. Mr and Mrs Otto Hoffmann and grandson Calvin Weber of Fredericksburg visited relatives. Mrs Charles Keese has been at Henry Hasse's bedside as he improves.
The Standant announces Alfred Petsch as a candidate for Representative in the 85th Legislative District subject to the November election. Advance payment required for political notices at this office.
The document lists candidates for County Judge Alfred Neffendor, J B Wirser, A N Kneele, County Attorney Arthur Stehling, Sheriff Alfred Klaerner seeking re election, District Clerk Al Schmidt, County Clerk Albert Fe. Klett, Tax Assessor Emil Dietrich and William M Petmecky, Emil Dietrich, Lina Crewwelge, August Langerhans, Benno Kramer, Henry Blum, and Precinct 1 candidates Ad. Gerhard Adolph Olfers.
For Commissioner Precinct No. 2 W L Brandon J J Rogers For County Commissioner precinct No 8 T H Jenschke Joe Heep Precinct No 4 C H W Terber C D Las Holly B Renice Henry L Heimann For Constable Precinct No 1 H W Schuch Eddie Grobe
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