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Fredericksburg Standard in Fredericksburg, Texas
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Newspaper
Fredericksburg Standard
Location
Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1928
Page
9
Local residents, visitors and hunts noted in Fredericksburg area
Willie Pape of Tivydale and Fritz Sageser visited town while Otto Fritz’s barn is under construction for him by William Kaiser Sr. and Sim Welch. Dozens of locals including Kaiser, Welchs, and Leutbecker family share business, church and social updates. A Kerrville orchestra hosted dances at Bein Hall with planned December 27 event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Kaiser Sr
Sim Welch
Otto Fritz
Conrad Bierschwale Dies After Illness at 77 in Harper
Conrad Bierschwale born August 24, 1851 in Germany died December 10, 1928 at his Harper home after a long illness. Survived by wife and nine children including Garret Louis Dan Richard Mose Christoval and four daughters. Funeral by Rev Price with Rev Deckle at Harper Baptist Church. interment Harper cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conrad Bierschwale
Mr. Bierschwale
Germany
America
Harper
Garret
Louis
Dan
Richard
Mose
Christoval
Lee Farris
Ed. Gibson
Morris Ranch
Lenvis McDonald
Menard
Frank Webb
Eldorado
Bierschwabe
Baptist Church
Price
Deckle
Harper Cemetery
Harper Chamber Members Dinner Discusses Main Street Lighting
Harper Chamber of Commerce members and wives met at the Harper Hotel for a monthly supper. A Central Power and Light representative spoke on lighting Harper's Main Street and the benefits of organized local work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harper Chamber of Commerce
Harper Hotel
Harper's Main
Central Power and Light Company
Harper
Harper Boys and Girls beat Doss in local basketball games
Last Friday afternoon Harper High School boys defeated Doss 25 to 7. Harper girls also prevailed over Doss 14 to 12 in the same matchup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harper High School
Doss School
Doss
Infant Laid To Rest In Harper Cemetery
Four hour old infant of Mr and Mrs Conrad Hahn Mason laid to rest Tuesday afternoon in Harper Cemetery. Rev Manly Fairchild Baptist pastor of Houston conducted the funeral services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conrad Hahn
Mason
Thlarper Cemetery
Manly Fairchild
Houston
Thieves Steal About 100 Turkeys in Ballinger Texas
Thieves raided the Odom ranch 30 miles NW of Ballinger while managers Conda and Wylie slept in Ballinger. They took about 100 turkeys from a 350 bird flock, leaving 250. Valued at over $400, authorities suspect trucks carried them to market in the season's largest poultry haul locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballinger
Tex
Odom Ranch
Conda Wylie
Officers Seek Missing Farmer Lester McKay
Tulsa Texas officers sought information on Lester McKay a 32 year old farmer who vanished two weeks ago after leaving with a man named Tomamie Canyon returned and said McKay had gone to Amarillo Canyon then left Tulia
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
Tex
Dee
Lester McKay
Here
McKay
Tomamie
Keyser and Hawke Families Visit After Austin Game
Mr and Mrs G Keyser returned from Austin where they attended the big football game as guests of their son G Keyser Jr Thursday Mr and Mrs Prank Hawke of Elgin were Thanksgiving guests on the Aug Kothmann ranch with local friends and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. ©. Keyser
Austin
G. ©. Keyser, Jr
Mrs. Prank Hawke
Elgin
Local families share visits across Austin Bartlett and San Antonio
Miss Dora Grote returns from Austin and Georgetown with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. M. R. Leifeste and daughters come home to Bartlett after visiting F. W. Leifeste family. Roland Grote of Austin and Raymond Grote of San Antonio visited relatives. L. L. Lamar of Austin hosted Chas Vasterling family. Misses Larremore Kourerschke Leifeste Vasterling Keyser and Dalcau home for Thanksgiving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dora Grote
Austin
Georgetown
Roland Grote
Raymond Grote
San Antonio
Clarice Larremore
Ernestine Kourerschke
Varnelle Leifeste
Norma Vasterling
Lois Mae Keyser
Pearl Dalcau
Liano
Thanksgiving Day Services and Games At Local Churches
Thanksgiving services were held in both the Methodist and Lutheran churches with morning rites. The afternoon program drew large crowds for ball games starting at 2 30, as advertised.
Valley Springs hosts charity games with outside volunteers
Valley Springs held a voluntary charity event with both girls and boys teams unable to field full squads. The boys edged the school 9 to 7 while the volunteers took the girls game. A supper followed and the play Kingdom of Hearts Content? was staged to a large audience.
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Valley Springs
Kingdom of Hearts
Guests at J. H. Jones ranch listed visitors
Over the past two weeks the ranch hosted guests including Mr and Mrs Vernon Watson D J and Bazzel Holt and Donald Hawkins of Houston Mr and Mrs Bryant Dr Heilis Mr Brown and Mr Beedsoe of Abilene Messrs Ed Bullard Nick Wy cough and Sterling Burtis of Madisonville and Gordon Ottens and Leroy Bonn of Fredericksburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Jones Ranch
Vernon Watson
D. J
Bazzel Holt
Donald Hawkins
Houston
Bryant
Heilis
Mr. Brown
Mr. Beedsoe
Abilene
Messrs
Ed, Bullard
Nick Wycough
Sterling Burtis
Madisonville
Gordon Ottens
Leroy Bonn
Fredericksburg
Couple Returns Home After Visit to San Angelo
Mr. John S. Moore and Mrs. Ida Wardlaw have returned to their home in San Angelo following a short visit with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Keyser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John S. Moore
Ida Wardlaw
San Angelo
Joe Keyser
Local Market Ad Sells Silk Hose and Country Produce
Advertises ladies silk hose from $1.00 and up at Alb. J Schmidt with buys of butter eggs wax cotton and other country produce by Juenke and Schoenewolf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juenke & Schoenewolf
Flatonia Tomato Club Plans 200 Acre Planting
In Flatonia Texas the Chamber of Commerce met with local farmers to organize a winter tomato project. O R Davis of Yoakum spoke as Expert Gullion directs planting of about 200 acres this month with a new shed for rack ing and shipping. Davis pledged proper handling and top prices for growers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flatonia Tomato Club
O. R. Davis
Yoakum
Davis
Walters Jewelry Store Sells Rosaries for Christmas Gifts
A local ad notes a large selection of Rosaries available at Walters Jewelry Store, promoted as handsome Christmas gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walters Jewelry Store
Also Mentioned on This Page
Harper News
Willie Pape
Tivydale
Fritz Sageser
Elgin Schmidt
Our City
Willie Kaiser
Eber Parker
Lorenz Wendel Jr
H. E. Fairchild
Deen
Frank Thurman
John Stahl
Albert Knopp
Albert Kaiser
Frank Kroll
Mr. and
Mrs. Oliver Fairchild
A. A. Metzger
Clem Little
Kerrville
Arthur Baumann
Emil Fiedler
Charlie Leutbecker
Richard Roeder
Myrtle Nixon
Burnett
J. F. Wedekind
Dallas
Hays Ranch
Mason County
Bein Hall
Edgar Strackbein
Arthur Bauman
Wilfred
William Kaiser
Gilbert Pape
Olive Baumann
Peter Roeder
Olive
Castell
M. R. Leifeste
Bartlett
F. W. Leifeste
Alb. J. Schmidt
Flatonia, Tex
Chamber of Commerce
Grove’s
Comicland
Comic Land
Walter
Acton Pth
Father Katzenjammer
Willie the Tailer
Happy Hooligan
Barney Google
Spark Plug
van Swaggers
Jimmy Skippy
Papa
Felix Toots
Casper
Dora Freddie the Sheik
Rosie
Beag Dingle
Adolph Maud
Alexander Smart, Esq Laura
Thimble Theater
Elmer
Sappo Boob McNutt
Nicodemus O'Malley
Bill Always
Belitili
the Nebbs
Yoonerville
Folas
Negev FA Be IK
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