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Newspaper
Fredericksburg Standard
Location
Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1929
Page
8
An ad for Fitch's Dandruff Remover Shampoo from Central Drug Co promotes a two purpose hair wash that removes dandruff. It claims no smell free from harsh slurries and promises immediate scalp relief and cleaner hair.
Notice shows a schedule at the Travelers Hotel listing dates Monday Tuesday and Wednesday December 9 10 11 with office hours from 10 a m to 4 p m. The text indicates non operation or closure during the period.
Community members can see Dr. Mellenthin for a three day event focusing on internal medicine and dietetics. He targets non surgical treatment, listing numerous conditions from ulcers to gall bladders and rheumatism, with personalized remedies and diet guidance at 224 Bradbury Bldg Los Angeles California.
Local social items recount Thanksgiving visits across New Braunfels San Antonio Austin and Fredericksburg. Guests include Schellhase Satrang Maier Eckert Bohn and Herberts families with Vera Schoenewolf a bridal shower and wedding celebrations at the Herbert and Maier homes.
Mrs Walter Pfeil entertained the Merry All Bridge Club with a bridge dinner and tea. Miss Viola Juenke won the high score trophy, Mrs Frost Herbert the second prize, both earning pretty fuel sets.Turkey dinner followed the games. Miss Margaret Meurer substituted for an absent member. The High Five Club met at Mrs Hy Cordes home with prizes to Mrs Emma Klier and Mrs Louis Klaerner and a booby to Mrs August Weber. The hostess, with daughter Miss Elizabeth Cordes, served chicken patties and desserts.
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.
Miss Rosemary Deen of Austin visits Mr and Mrs Arthur Stehling as the local merchants display their wares. The ad claims the buying public in this and surrounding counties can find A 1 merchandise here cheaper than in any other Texas city.
About 1000 fans watched Menard defeat Fredericksburg 7 to 6 on a Sunday polo field. Fredericksburg star Billie Burke Jr. dazzled the crowd carrying the ball the length of the field on several occasions. Fredericksburg players listed: Billie Burke Jr York Ratliff W Burke H Fischer Dick Farmer. Menard players Crowell Crowell Nance Thredwell. Referee James Mortry.
Expressions of appreciation to friends and neighbors for assistance and sympathy shown during the illness and at the death of our mother grandmother and mother in law with heartfelt thanks.
Mrs. Heinrich Schmidt is thanked for support and care. Special gratitude extends to Mrs. Wm Wunderlich for devoted service Rev Koerner for condolence words Dr Bolding for care and to the Columbia Singing choir and floral offerings for beautifying the occasion.
Big money saved at our Sale featuring Schroeder Bros with Xmas Candies and fresh fruits and vegetables. Knopp and Metzger advertise oranges apples bananas grapefruits and a variety of nuts and produce.
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