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Newspaper
Fredericksburg Standard
Location
Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1929
Page
1
An advertisement for Fitch's Dandruff Remover Shampoo promotes a two in one solution that removes dandruff and cleans hair. It claims no odor or harmful ingredients and urges customers to try the product at Central Drug Co.
Will be at Travelers Hotel Monday Tuesday and Wednesday December 9 10 11 with office hours from 10 a m to 4 p m.
Three day event offering free consultation by Dr Mellenthin focusing on internal medicine and dietetics. He claims to reduce surgery, lists wide range of treated conditions from ulcers to goitre to digestive and circulatory disorders. Visit at 224 Bradbury Bldg Los Angeles is odd in locality. married women must be accompanied.
The column lists local residents and guests visiting from San Antonio Austin Junction and Chicago for Thanksgiving and Christmas. It notes weddings, bridge teas and bridal showers, visits by Miss Mathilda Maier, and several travels among families including the Schellhases, Maier, Herbert, Frantzen, Schoenewolf, and Schellhiesing, with outcomes like a fire incident and a skull fracture recovery.
Mr. Oto Hartmann spent several days at Waco on business. Mr. John Metzger visited friends at San Antonio Sunday. Mr. Chas. Milliger of Llano was among the business visitors in Fredericksburg last Tuesday.
Mrs Walter Pfeil entertained the Merry All Bridge Club with a Thursday afternoon bridge dinner. Miss Viola Juenke won the high score trophy, and Mrs Ernst Herbert took second prize with towel sets. A turkey dinner followed. Miss Margaret Meurer filled in for an absent member. The High Five Club later met at Mrs Hy Cordes's home. prizes went to Mrs Emma Klier and Mrs Louis Klaerner, with Mrs August Weber taking the booby. Hostess and daughter Miss Elizabeth Cordes offered chicken patties fruit salad hot roses lager cake and after dinner mints.
Miss Rosemary Deen from Austin visits Mr and Mrs Arthur Stehling and views shop windows. Merchants tout A1 merchandise and claim lower prices in Fredericksburg than across Texas, urging shoppers to inspect local stock before leaving to buy elsewhere.
Menard defeated Fredericksburg 7 to 6 before about 1000 spectators in Menard Sunday. Star Fredericksburg players included Billie Burke Jr who carried the ball the length of the field on several occasions. Fredericksburg lineup featured Billie Burke Jr York Ratliff W Burke H Fischer with Dick Farmer as substitute. Menard lineup included Crowell Crowell Nance Thredwell. Referee James Mortry.
Family expresses sincere appreciation to friends and neighbors for assistance and sympathy during illness and after the death of Anna Kuhlmann mother grandmother and mother in law. Special thanks to Mrs Wunderlich Rev Koerner Dr Bolding Columbia Singing choir and for the floral offering.
Big money saved at our Sale. Schroeder Bros. offer Xmas Candies Oranges Apples Bananas Grapefruits Nuts and fresh Fruits and vegetables at Knopp & Metager location.
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