Social Notes Highlight Christmas Visits and Reunions
Christmas week brought relatives and friends from San Antonio Kerrville New Braunfels Austin and Taylor to gatherings at many households including the Hanus Ochs Striegler and Riley residences. The Fredericksburg High Class of 1928 held a reunion at Hotel Nimitz with eight colleges represented and Gilbert Kaderli as toastmaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil Schellhase
New Braunfels
Adolf Bonn
Frank Schaper
San Antonio
Norman Keller
Arthur Keller
Albert Ruegner
Walter Holecamp
August Buredorf
Udo Schellhase
Max Schoenewolf
Lenora Pfeil
Walter Pfeil
William Habericht
Austin
Emil Toepperwein
Menard
Emil Walter
Walter Krenek
Alief
J. J. Hanus
Irene Lewis
Caspar Real
Kerrville
Oswald Schram
Taylor
E. Hi
R. G. Striegler
Edgar Weyrich
Eagle Pass
Roy Rothmann
D. A. Riley
Crockett Riley
College of Mines
el Paso
Ernst Doebbler
Comfort
Edgar Ochs
John McClure
Bert Leacon
Walter Loudon
B. Williamson
Gilbert Satrang
R. L. Kott
Henry Wahrmund
Myron Ward
Harlingen
Hanus
Louis Herbert
Mr. Herbert
Bertha Gold
Jacob Gold
Selma McCullough
Bertha Maier
H. C. Maier
Elmer Maier
J. E. Peden
Ella Peden
Miss Peden
Ed Stiles
Cuero
Hanna
Esther Hianna
Viola
Olga Braeutigam
Henry Braeutigam
C. W. Feuge
Martin Faust
New Braunfell
Fredericksburg High School
Hotel Nimitz
Gilbert Kaderli
Clas
Monroes and Berns Visit Bernhard Family in Fredericksburg
Messrs. Monroe and Emil Bern of San Antonio visited the Reuben Bernhard family at Fredericksburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Monroe and
Emil Bernhard
San Antonio
Reuben Bernhard
Fredericksburg
Assumed Name Law Violations Public Notice
The public is warned that individuals are conducting business without filing the required certificate with the county clerk and proper addresses. Past investigations show credit and funds obtained under fictitious names, with responsibility disclaimed after removal. Violations will be promptly prosecuted. notice aids unintentional violators.
Poultry Demonstration Farms Transforming Rural Attitudes
In Ohio and Missouri studies, high egg yield required 69 more in feed per bird but boosted cash receipts by about 5.08, showing feed investment pays. Improved housing raised egg output from 25 to 45 per bird in winter, adding income 1 to 2 per bird. Clean housing and sanitation raised production by 40 eggs. Lighter breeds cost less to feed and house, but heavier breeds yield more meat with similar net income. Specialized farms grow, communities share poultry knowledge via meetings and tours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Carter
Missouri
Poultry House
Connecticut
Plymouth Rocks
Rhode Island
Birthday tribute for 75th of Mr. C. F. Schmidt
A birthday gathering was hosted Monday night at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Loth to honor Mr. C. F. P. Schmidt on his 75th birthday. Attendees included Eugene and Herman Schmidt, Mrs. Aug. Woerner, Mrs. P. C. Pressler, Egon Schmidt and wife, Allen Loeffler and wife, Prof. C. F. Schmidt and family, and Pastor G. C. Stannies and family from Brenham and Fredericksburg respectively. The event featured a sumptuous meal and a warm family circle, with wishes for many more happy birthdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Loth
Ludwig Schmidt
Eugene
Herman Schmidt
Aug. Woerner
P. C. Pressler
Fredericksburg
Egon Schmidt
Allen Loeffler
Mason
Prof
C. FP. Schmidt
Brenham
G. C. Stannies
Grandfather Schmidt
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