Rosaries Offered as Christmas Gifts
A local provider promotes a fine selection of rosaries ideal as Christmas gifts highlighting religious devotion and gift suitability.
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Newspaper
Fredericksburg Standard
Location
Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1928
Page
10
A local provider promotes a fine selection of rosaries ideal as Christmas gifts highlighting religious devotion and gift suitability.
San Antonio report states Mrs. Filomena Castillo sought the infant she gave away three months earlier. Judge W W McCrory ruled Mrs. Mary Rangel should retain custody, but allowed Castillo regular visitation. Castillo testified to a Mexican marriage at age 13 and that six of her 23 children survive.
In Sotine near Mitrovitza, Theresa Schwarz aged 16 and Anto Seidel son of a wealthy farmer were wed in a famed nine day celebration. The feast drew 550 guests invited and 2200 uninvited, with vast slaughter of livestock and heavy alcohol consumption. The wedding ended with exhausted guests resting in hay stacks before the couple began their honeymoon in a neighboring province.
In Galveston Dee Manecusco and Frank Riley, both 15, were badly injured by a dynamite blast while playing with a stick likely left by oil testers near Gum Bayou. Manecusco lost his right arm and walked to seek help. Riley suffered a shattered bicycle. both were in critical condition after the incident.
In Greenville Texas on December 15 a lone armed bandit entered the Piggly Wiggly and, after selecting a basket, drew a pistol and took about 120 dollars from the register. He forced the cashier to the rear and escaped, as shoppers remained unaware of the crime.
Elliott Chittenden 12, son of Mr and Mrs A Chittenden, was near death after a 12 gauge shotgun discharged whileEdward Chittenden cleaned it at his home. He had his right leg amputated and received a transfusion from Dr W Pence. Police reported the shooting as accidental.
In Victoria Texas on December 14 three showmen from the Louisiana Blackbirds drowned when their bus overturned in Colette Creek near Raisin while crossing a low water bridge. The bus and most of the troupe’s paraphernalia were recovered. additional bodies remained missing despite search efforts. The troupe was en route from Corpus Christi to Victoria for an engagement.
Comfort Texas reports Louis Lipp a longtime San Antonio resident and former Scholz Palm Garden bartender died at Altenheim Herman Sons Home age 70. He was among the first residents after the home’s 1915 completion. Funeral held Friday at Altenheim cemetery with no known relatives.
Y. J. Templeton of Coleman Texas died from injuries suffered when he was thrown from a road drag a week earlier. He was born in Coleman County and survived by his father T M Templeton, mother, widow, and three children Lloyd 16 Evelyn 14 and Robert 5. Funeral services were held Thursday afternoon at Mount View Cemetery.
The State flag at the Capitol was lowered to half staff on Saturday in memory of Senator H. F. Triplett of Jefferson County and J. H. W. Williams of Austin who died the previous day Williams had led the State School for the Deaf. A social election to fill the Fourth Senatorial district vacancy will be proclaimed Monday by Governor Moody with January 16 1929 as a likely election date. The district covers Jefferson Orange Hardin and Liberty counties.
A rat killing campaign begins in Llano led by J. B. Lindsey and H. C. Robinson with six weeks of contests and prizes for schools and individuals. Separately, the three story Llano community hotel brick work advances under superintendent B. Snodgrass with completion targeted for mid February.
A pair of silk hose is missing with two pairs claimed lost allegedly from Dooley's shop or the adjoining street area. The item awaits return to the rightful owner as police and store staff investigate.
A public notice warns those with balances due to Hohmann and Stehling to settle accounts by January 10 1929.
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