Ula High School Chronicles Names Editors and Reporters
Ula High School Chronicles lists staff including Editor-in-Chief Faye Keidel Campus Editor Maurine Newberry and Sport Editor Jimmie Schmidt. Faculty Reporter Edna Joseph and Grade Reporters Pauline Bode Ida Eckert are noted along with Adela Durst as Auditorium Reporter and Agnes Sagebiel as Auxiliary.
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Faye Keidel
Maurine Newberry
Jimmie Schmidt
Edna Joseph
Pauline Bode
Ida Eckert
Adela Durst
Fredericksburg High Opens Semester After Holidays
Fredericksburg high school began on January 2 1929 after a two week holiday break. Exams start Monday morning as students settle into study. Senior class dance at F H S is planned for January 25 with Steve Gardner and His Hokum Kings. Miss Irene Riley wins Most Popular Girl, December 21 1928. Attendance totals show seniors 25 557 juniors 4 552 sophomores 6 176 freshmen 1 469 raising 367 54 for Mesa. Gym game described with players Kneese Sehnerr Klaerner Henke and others noted for strong play.
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Fredericksburg
Steve Gardner
Hokum Kings
Irene Riley
Underwood
Alberta Keidel
Viola Stem
Viola Klett
Remington
Hot Phe Board
UT and Se guin Lutheran students return home for holidays
University of Texas students Mathilda Keidel Emmie Kallenberg Ida Burke Anita Kneese Henry Schmidt Albert Keidel Gilbert Kaderli Lee Kiehne Reno Lindig Hugo Petermann and Se guin Lutheran College alumni Victor Kneese Lydia Dittmar Edna Gold return home. Westmorland A and M College trip for several. Bernice Newberry visits Santa Rosa infirmary. Lucille Petermann hosts bridge for Edith Ells. 1928 seniors banquet at Ostrow Hotel then at Miss Helen Stucke’s home.
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University of Texas
Mathilda Keidel
Emmie Kallenberg
Ida Burke
Anita Kneese
Henry Schmidt
Albert Keidel
Gilbert Kaderli
Lee Kiehne
Reno Lin
Hugo Petermann
Lehreiner Institute
Seguin Lutheran College
Victor Kneese
Lydia Dittmar
Edna Gold
Susie Klier
Mildred Enderle
Westmoor
Ostrow Hotel
Helen Stucke
Death of Theophilus C. Schorlemmer Pioneer Llano County Citizen
Theophilus Carl Schorlemmer died December 25 at 6:20 AM after four years of declining health. A prominent farmer and stockman born June 20, 1854 near Cuero, his death ends a long life in Llano and DeWitt counties. Survived by wife Augusta and eleven children, plus twelve grandchildren. Funeral held at Lutheran church with Rev. Max Heinrich and Rev. M. Heinrich assisting.
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Llano County
Theophilus Carl Schorlemmer
Schorlemmer
Mr. Schorlemmer
Cuero
DeWitt County
Jne
Augusta Schuessler
Mason County
Lena
Lutheran College
Seguin
Dora
Adolph
Carl
Los Angeles
Henry
Ida
Physicians and Surgeons Hospital
San Antonio
Theophilae
Albert
Cideg
H. T. Schorlemmer
Wilhelmina Hiller
de Witt County
IH. T. Schorlemmer
Llano
Lutheran Church
Max Heinrich
M. Heinrich
Mason
Llano Co. News
Defeat for Fredericksburg High by University of Texas Cafeteria
Fredericksburg High School fell 42 to 41 to the University of Texas Cafeteria in a close Saturday game at Peter Court. The narrow loss highlights a competitive showdown between local team and the college squad.
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Fredericksburg High
U. of T
Peter
Social Notes Highlight Christmas Visits Across Texas Towns
Social notes recount Christmas visits and greetings among families in Austin Kerrville Taylor Glen Flora San Antonio El Campo Boerne Mason County and Seguin. Many readers return to studies teaching positions or resume duties at universities and schools while Miss Patton Enderle and other students plan term starts. The piece also covers dairy farming talks urging better cattle breeding and Texas dairy industry improvements.
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Ira Wilke
Helene
Austin
Louis Herbert
Casper Real
Jeanette
Emily
Kerrville
Oswald Schramm
Taylor
Herman Usener
Kaffee Kraenzchen
Lydia Heyne
Glen Flora
Heyne
Gulf High School
Frank Nimitz
San Antonio
Irene Itz
University of Texas
August Gold
Ruht Gold
H. A. Ries
Dorothy
Will Mueller
Louise Wehmeyer
el Campo
Elizabeth Schoenewolf
Houston
Richard Tatschee
Walter Tatsch
Werner Keide
Ned Mellhenny
Leola Patton
Mildred Enderle
Susie Klier
Westmoorland College
Anita Kneese
Flora
Tony Bracher
Ida Burke
Mathilda
Bull Association
West Texas
Texas
University of Illinois
United States
Mfrs
Clutter
State Public Health Department
New England
Texans Declare Republic and Elect Burnett President
On March 2 1836 delegates at Washington declared an independent republic of Texas and named David G Burnett as president establishing a new government.
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Washington
David G. Burnett
Gas blast damages Beaumont home in explosion injuring man
In Beaumont Texas on January 3 an explosion in the Landry home injured N D Richardson mother of Mrs Landry and damaged the residence valued at over 1000 dollars. Richardson was hurled to the ceiling and burned about the head and face as firemen extinguished the blaze.
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Beaumont
Beaumont, Tex
L. T. Landry
N. D. Richardson
Richardson
Landry Family Uninjured After House Blast
Attending physicians stated burns were not serious and Mr. and Mrs. Landry were in the house at the time of the explosion but suffered no injuries.
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Burns
Mrs. Landry
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Nzcararen Rararan
Wesurrn
Lucille Petermann
Porter
Agnes Sagebiel
Dad Kneese
John Evers
Henke
Kneese
Red
Sehnerr
Klaerner
F’bg. U. of T
Caft
Sehnerr Kf
Hermann Henke
V. Kneese
Elner Maier
Eugene Hirsch
Kurt Welgehatsen
Harvey Striegler
M. College
Bernice Newberry
Santa Rosa Infirmary
Norma Kott
Edith Ells
Louisiana
Miss Fay
Keidel
Theophilus C. Schrolemmer
Stephen PF. Austin
Banks of the Brazos
Old Washington
Social Notes
Sand
Verna
Laura Lee Hodges
Business College
Eric Hodges
Rosalie Bracher
Flora Sagebiel
Ella
Gillespie County
D. T. Simons
Texas Jersey Cattle Club
Felix W. Maier
Klingelhoefer’s Hall
Cherry Springs, Texas
Faulkner and Ramsey’s Orchestra
Alfred Klingenhoefer
Rin Tin Tin
Tarzan the Mighty
Esther Ralston
Sawdust
Paramount News
Pola Negri
Charles Murray
Rod LaRocque
YALE
M.G.M. News
Uncle Tom
Schnelle’s Hall
Monte Collegians
Alfred Schnelle
Atwater
Kent
A. C
Leo J. Blanchard
Atwater Kent
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