Fredericksburg Post Office Record Note
Postal filing shows Fredericksburg Texas post office status with second class matter designation for mailing operations.
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Fredericksburg
Texas
Fredericksburg Standard in Fredericksburg, Texas
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Newspaper
Fredericksburg Standard
Location
Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1930
Page
6
Public Notice for Freder icksburg Publishing Co. Departments
The public is requested to send all communication to Freder icksburg Publishing Co. For business matters mark Bookkeeper's Dept. All other matters go to Editor's Dept.
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Fredericksburg Publishing Co
Long-lived Peter Jacoby 94 Remembered by Family and Church
Peter Jacoby died at age 94 after a long illness and hospital stay. He survived by ten children including Henry and Adolf in Eden and Hilmar in Cave Creek, plus numerous grandchildren and great descendants. Funeral services were held at Albert Lutheran Church with interment in Albert Cemetery.
Grandmother Feller Dies at 97 After Devoted Life
The obituary notes Mrs. Clara Feller lived in Fredericksburg after leaving land where she and her family had improved grounds. She raised five daughters and numerous grandchildren, never married, and remained active until a broken hip led to death. Interment was in City Cemetery with services by Rev. A. Koerner.
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Crook
Grandmother Feller
A. Koerner
Holy Ghost Church
Express Company Employee Seeks Plan for Billy Goat Mischief
A colored express company worker asks his supervisor what to do about a billy goat that has eaten something indicative of mischief, highlighting humorous rural workplace banter from the period.
Peter Crenwelge Pioneer of Fredericksburg Dies
Funeral services for Peter Crenwelge aged 83 were held Thursday at 2 PM at Zions Lutheran Church. He died Tuesday at his home after a long illness from war-time privations and a 1928 auto accident. Survived by 11 children, 42 grandchildren, 6 great grandchildren, and many relatives. He emigrated from Germany in 1855 and settled in Cherry Spring area before Fredericksburg.
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Peter Crenwelge
Fredericksburg
F. A. Bracher
Zions Lutheran Church
Choir of
Zions
Hill Country
Germany
Old Country
Galveston
Taylor
Cherry Spring
Marriae
Leonora Stahl
Squaw Creek
Crenwelge
Max
Walter
Alfred Crenwelge
Mason Road
Grandfather Crenwelge
Otto
Alfred Ahrens
Gus Baumann
Harry
Arthur
Fred W. Meyers Dies After Lingering Illness
Fred W. Meyers a Milbank South Dakota alderman and local businessman died January 9 after a lingering illness. Born December 27 1875 in Cranzen Brandenburg Germany he came to Milbank in 1903. He served a third term as alderman and is survived by his wife five children his parents one brother and three sisters.
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Fred W. Meyers
Wm. Meyers
Fredericksburg
Milbank
South Dakota
Cranzen
Bradenburg
Germany
Blue Bonnet Cafe Opens in Kleck Building
Messrs. E. F. Heeson and Louis Wehmeyer open Blue Bonnet Cafe in the Kleck Building on lower Main Street, taking over the former Travelers Cafe site and wishing success.
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Messrs
E. F. Heeson
Louis Wehmeyer
Kleck
Lower Main Street
Travelers Cafe
Blue Bonnet Cafe
Card of Thanks for Regina Thiele
The bereaved family thanks friends and neighbors for support during illness and after the death of Mrs. Regina Thiele. Special thanks to Rev Bracher the Zions Church choir for comforting words and flowers.
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Regina Thiele
Bracher
Zions Church
Thanking friends for sympathy after a death
Mr. and Mrs. John Harper and family express gratitude for the sympathy shown after the death of their son and brother, Robert James Harper. They name Dr Hanus, the nurses, Mrs. Orwin Jacoby, Eric Birch, Rev Bills, and the floral offerings in appreciation.
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Robert James Harper
Hanus
Orwin Jacoby
Eric Birch
Rev. Billings
John Harper
Local office moves to Palace Theatre Building
Notice states H. H. Sageriel has relocated from the Gold Building to the new Palace Theatre Building. Subscription rate for the Standard listed at 1.50 per year.
Marie Nauwald obituary from Fredericksburg ranch life
Mrs Marie Nauwald nee Marie Herger born December 9 1842 Magdeburg Saxony married Gustav Nauwald in 1864. She came to America in 1877, settled at Petersburg community, farmed and raised stock, died January 26 aged 87 years 1 month 17 days in Fredericksburg. Survived by son Gustav two daughters two great grandchildren and others. Funeral held with burial in City Cemetery.
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Gustav Nauwald
Marie Herger
Magdeburg
Saxony
Gustav Nauwald Sr
America
Fredericksburg
Petersburg
Gustav
Marie
Henry Moses
Marie Nauwald
Willie Cornell
G. A. Holly
Death of Charles E Hopf in San Antonio
Charles E Hopf son of Mr and Mrs Henry Hopf formerly of San Antonio died in San Antonio on Tuesday at 2 pm He was born in Fredericksburg on March 23 1885 aged 44 years 10 months and 5 days He married Lucile Hughes in 1930 leaving two children Charles Jr and Joan They also survive his father three sisters and many relatives His mother died in 1916 The body was shipped to Fredericksburg for services and interment Rev A Koerner conducted the service at Schaetter s Funeral Home with interment in City Cemetery
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Albert Lutheran Church
Leonhard
Albert Cemetery
Albert Choir
Henry
Adolf Jacoby
Eden
Wm. Hitzfeld
Lee Cauley
Fredericksburg
Christian Behrends
Luckenbach
Hilmar Jacoby
Cave Creek
Charles E. Hopf
Henry Hopf
San Antonio
Lucile Hughes
Charles Jr
Joan
Mesdames James
Charles Galm
Walter Klaerner
Rev
A. Koerner
Schaetter
Local butcher showcases heavy steer for market
Richard Henke, a local butcher, reports slaughtering a steer aged 1 year 10 months raised by Adolf Keese of Crab Apple. The animal weighed 1520 pounds after butchered for market.
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Richard Henke
Adolf Keese
Fatal injury ends farmer’s life after corn-shelling accident
Robert Rosenbusch 54 of San Antonio died after a corn-shelling machine fell on him while he worked in a Calaveras Texas field. An employee of San Antonio Machine and Supply, he was born in Germany and lived in the United States 50 years. Funeral services were held at the Riebe Chapel with Father P. J. Crane officiating and burial in San Fernando cemetery. He left a widow, six sons, two daughters, a step-daughter, two brothers, and two sisters.
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Calaveras
Texas
Robert Rosenbusch
San Antonio
Emma Rosenbusch
Gottlieb
Arnold
Emil
Richard
Robert
Walter Rosenbusch
Alice
Pauline Rosenbusch
Leo Steart
Rock Springs
Willie Rosenbusch
Doss
David Rosenbusch
Mrs Richard Ludwig Dies After Brief Illness at 68
Mrs Anna Kloth Ludwig died Thursday morning January 30 after a week with pneumonia at age 68 years 9 months and 8 days. Funeral services were held Friday at 2 PM from the family home in Fredericksburg conducted by Rev K Konzack. A full obituary will follow in the next issue.
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Richard Ludwig
Anna Kloth
Fredericksburg
Rev
K. Konzack
Robert Lee Page dies in Cain City at age 1
Baby son of Mr and Mrs Ernst Page of Cain City dies at home at 6 Friday morning. Funeral at Schaetter s Funeral Home Fredericksburg Saturday at 3 led by Rev L Billings. Interment follows. He is survived by his parents two brothers and three sisters and other relatives.
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Robert Lee Page
Ernst Page
Cain City
Schaetter
Fredericksburg
Rev. L. Billings
Robert Lee
Death Notice of Mrs Regina Thiele of Gillespie County
Mrs Regina Thiele nee Ochs born December 4 1855 in the Pedernales community Gillespie County died Thursday of last week after illness of lagrippe and complications Funeral services were held Saturday at 1 PM Rev F A Bracher officiating with interment in City Cemetery Survived by three sons Alfred Henry Gus Thiele a daughter Mrs Alvin Alberthal a daughter in law Mrs Otto Thiele a sister Mrs Jacob Treibs a foster sister Mrs Robert Arhelger 21 grandchildren and 2 great grandchildren Hugo Walter and Alfons Walter visited in San Antonio the week end
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Regina Thiele
Ochs
Pedernales
Gillespie County
Nicolaus Ochs
Kleinfrankreich
Fredericksburg
Wm. Thiele
Barons Creek
Cherry Mountain
Otto
F. A. Bracher
Law Office and Insurance Office Move to Palace Theatre Building
Removal notice states the law office and insurance office have relocated from the Gold Building to the Palace Theatre Building on the second floor. The firm thanks patrons and invites continued patronage at the new location.
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Palace Theatre Company
Local Sales Erased by Kolmeier & Klier and Knopp & Metzger
The column notes erasure of sales records tied to Kolmeier and Klier and to Knopp and Metzger, as reported by rea adv Co. The brief item records the actions affecting listed parties and the paper’s archival notice.
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Ders
Kolmeier & Klier
Knopp & Metzger
Rea Adv Co
Blue Bonnett Café Opens in Fredericksburg Tackling Clean Kitchen Motto
E F Heeson and Louis Wehmeyer announce the Blue Bonnett Café in the Kleck Building Fredericksburg. Heeson brings years at Wolf's Inn San Antonio and promises clean kitchen, well prepared food, and reasonable prices. Manager is E F Heeson.
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Messrs
E. F. Heeson
Louis Wehmeyer
Fredericksburg
Kleck Bldg
Travelers Cafe
Mr. Heeson
San Antonio
Blue Bonnett Cafe
F. Heeson
Also Mentioned on This Page
R. S. Klett
R. E. Jordan
Wm. Petmecky
Wm. Habenicht
Peter Jacoby
Clara Feller
H. H. Sagebiel
Gold Building
Palace Theatre
Max Russ
Wm. Roeder
Albert Eckhardt
Maxwell
Emma Burg
Mrs
Adolf Burg
H. H. Sageriel
Hugo Walter
Alfons Walter
Klingelhoefer's Hall
The
Rainbow Ramblers
Alfred Klingelhoefer
Gold
Harmng Boys
B. Lewis
Republic
Maria
San Antonio, Texas
Longhorn Cement
Longhorn Service
Plainview
Brownsville
Alpine
Marshall
Longhorn Portland Cement
Longhorn
Republic Portland Cement Company
Smith -Young Tower
Longhorn, Texas
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