Local social notes and business travels across San Antonio
Mrs Oscar Krauskopf visits with daughter Mrs Cunningham in San Antonio. Ed Peters confectionery adds a marble fountain. Miss Irma Wahrmund visits Anna and Alvina Gold. Joe Stein of F Stein & Son travels to San Antonio by auto. Trains between Fredericksburg and Fredericksburg Junction resume service. A charity ball for the fire department set for January 1 at Kraerner’s Hall. Max Hirsch and Louis Hirsch visit in San Antonio. Capt. Lee B. Miller recovering from rheumatism. John Kasper relocates to San Antonio. Miss Zula Mae Hill returns from Memphis. Max Weirich moves from Morris Ranch to San Antonio. Louise Toepperwein visits in San Antonio. Annex to Joseph Bros. garage completed. F L Simon travels to New York. trunk factory on Alamo Plaza owned by Simon. Felix Seelig and Albert Fassel depart for Arizona. Herman Weirich and Henry Cowan plan moves to California and a new Bear Greek residence. Louis Kott & Co. report truck deliveries of Ford cars to various customers.
Vital statistics births and stillbirths noted
To Mr. and Mrs. Louis Weinheimer a stillborn daughter January 18. To Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mechler a son January 12. To Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Lindemann a daughter November 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Weinheimer
Frank Mechler
W. H. Lindemann
Local Death Notices and Birth References
Death report lists Bettie Whitley Nabors age 50 died January 7. Jose Martinez died August 3 age 15. Two stillborn sons reported for Mr and Mrs Edwin Hopf December 13 and for Mr and Mrs Emil Feuge January 18.
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Edwin Hopf
Emil Feuge
Bettie Whitley Nabors
Jose Martinez
Woodmen Circle 606 Elects Officers at Mountain Grove
Mountain Grove Woodmen Circle 606 held a Tuesday night meeting with a large turnout. Officers elected for the ensuing year include Mrs Barbara Hohenberger guardian and Miss Tillie Durst inner sentinel. A social hour followed and a special meeting is set for Sunday night February 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodmen Circle 606
Barbara Hohenberger
Guardian
Ella Schmidt
Edna Alston
Estella Schmidt
Selma Striegler
Post -Guardian
Bertha Priess
Tillie Durst
Inner Sentinel
Meta Dietz
Outer Sentinel
Martha Braeutigam
Helen Schmidt
August Welgehausen
Meta Jordan
Ottilie Meckel
Bers of the Grove
Robert J. Templin Dies in San Antonio Area
Robert J. Templin a 47 year old contractor for bricklayer work died on Friday after suffering a stroke while working on a house on the Fredericksburg Road near San Antonio. He was widely known and well liked for his sunny disposition and had contracted masonry on the Louis Priess building at Fredericksburg.
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Fredericksburg
San Antonio
Robert J. Templin
Templin
Louis Priess
Mail Facilities Bad on Account of Muddy Roads
Last week heavy rains left roads in poor condition disrupting mail service on star routes. The Kerrville link made only one trip while Freericksburg to the junction trains were halted. Mail was carried on horseback where needed. sunny days followed then rain returned cutting farming work and planting time is near.
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Here
Kerrville
Fredericksburg
Aransas Pass
Fon
Jurors Called from Local District to Federal Court Austin
Messrs. Max J. Bierschwabe and Albert Koennecke have been summoned as jurors for the Federal Court in Austin. They will depart this Sunday for duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Max J. Bierschwabe
Albert Koennecke
Federal Court
Austin
Citizens' Garage Closed for Dodge Burial
On Saturday afternoon the Citizens' Garage was closed in observance of the burial of Mr. John Dodge, a member of the Dodge Bros. automobile manufacturers firm.
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Citizens’ Garage
John Dodge
Dodge Bros
Highway Work to Start Monday Between Fredericksburg and Mason Line
Contractor W E Dozier announces cement highway work between Fredericksburg and the Mason County line will begin Monday of next week. He advertises for help and the paper wishes for good weather to allow construction to commence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Dozier
Fredericksburg
Mason County
Fingers Severely Smashed in Meat Chop Incident
Paul Molberg, employed at Central Meat Market, suffered severe lacerations to fingers after their left hand was caught in a power driven meat chopper. The accident occurred on Tuesday evening. he is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Casper Molberg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Molberg
Central Meat Market
Casper Molberg
New subscribers join the STANDARD list
Messrs Edmund Stahl Willow City Alf L Schmidt Hye Louis Weinheimer Fredericksburg W Wahrmund Beaumont Adolph Filter Harper Oswald Oehler Fredericks burg Alfred Ahrens Fredericksburg and Arthur Jung Fredericksburg are announced as new STANDARD subscribers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Edmund Stahl
Willow City
Alf. L. Schmidt
Hye
Louis Weinheimer
Fredericksburg
W. Wahrmund
Beaumont
Adolph Filter
Harper
Oswald Oehler
Alfred Ahrens
Arthur Jung
The
Standard
August Juenke Dies After Sudden Illness at Tivydale
August Juenke a prominent Tivydale farmer died after collapsing from apoplexy in his pasture Friday evening. He was 50 years old and died Sunday night. Interment was on his farm Monday with Rev. Koerner of Fredericksburg officiating. May he rest in peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Juenke
Tivydale
Koerner
Fredericksburg
Garage Man Killed by Street Car in Head-On Crash
Austin Texas January 12 Herbert Ottinger a garage employee was killed and Orin Martin a passenger was injured but not seriously in a head on collision between Ottingers car and a street car Ottinger died en route to a hospital in an ambulance
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Austin
Tex
Herbert Ottinger
Orin Martin
Ottinger
Trichinosis Cases Reported in Gillespie County
Multiple cases of trichinosis under physician care in eastern Gillespie County affect families of Aug Novian Adolf Novian and Wm Erseh. The notice urges meat inspection legislation and suggests Keidel and Kallenberg offer inexpensive hog inspection with a high powered microscope.
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Gillespie County
Messrs. Aug
Adolf Novian
Wm. Erseh
Keidel & Kallenberg
Mrs Ida Luckenbach Dies in San Antonio
Mrs Ida Luckenbach nee Zauner wife of F Ernest Lueckenbach of San Antonio died after a lingering illness on January date. She is survived by her husband two sons Rudolph M and Panui Wm Luckenbach two daughters Erna Hlarle and Louise Waid all of San Antonio three grandchildren two sisters Imma Schnelle Marble Falls and Theresa Molzberger San Antonio. Relatives and a large circle of friends mourn her departure. Mr and Mrs F B Luckenbach were Willow City residents in earlier years.
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Ida Lueckenbach
For good commercial printing and quick service
A brief notice promotes reliable printing and fast service offered to customers. It highlights attention to quality, efficiency, and customer needs, suggesting a local business focus on printers and related services.
Little Daughter of Mr and Mrs Felix Keidel
Minna Mildred Keidel died suddenly of heart failure after a diphtheria attack. The funeral is private and the interment will be today in the local cemetery. The Standard extends sympathy to the bereaved family.
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Felix Keidel
Minna Mildred
Stehling and Gaange Wed in Kerrville Union
On January 20 Jos. Stehling Jr and Miss Maria Gaange married in Kerrville and will reside there. The groom is son of Joseph Stehling of Fredericksburg and the bride, Maria Lange, is daughter of Franz Lange of Harper, with congratulations extended.
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Stehling
Lange
Jos. Stehling, Jr
Maria Gaange
Kerrville
Joseph Stehling
Fredericksburg
Maria Lange
Franz Lange
Harper
Installation of Officers of Columbus Camp No 61 Woodmen of the World
The Columbus Camp No 61 Woodmen of the World held its annual banquet and officer installation at Kraerner's Hall on January 21. Sovereign R G Striegler oversaw the ceremonies and new officers were named including Otto Nagel as Council Commander and Arthur Nagel as manager. About 60 members attended and supper followed with post event speeches on organizational affairs. The next regular meeting on the second Wednesday in February is deemed very important for members.
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Columbus
Kraerner’s Hall
R. G. Striegler
Council
Otto Nagel
J. J. Walch
Otto R. Kiehne
Ad. Mergenthaler
Escot
Ben” McDougall
Watchman
Willie Schnerr
Sentinel
Alfred Arhelger
A. F Moursand
Arthur Nagel
Sovereign
Max J. Bierschwabe
Sovereign Arthur Nagel
Joe Stein
Deportees Enter Soviet Russia Amid Bolshevik Welcome
Alexander Berkman and Emma Goldman lead a group of unwanted aliens deported from the United States into Soviet Russia at the Finish Russian border. They are greeted with cheers as they cross the Systerback River near the war damaged town of Bielo Ostrov, sharing food and cigarettes with waiting Bolsheviks.
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Terrijori
Alexander Berkman
Emma Goldman
United States
Soviet Russia
Systerback
Bielo-Ostrov
Great Britain Preparing for Another War
Paris reports a belief among diplomats that Britain plans a 500000 man army to confront Bolshevik forces in the Near East. The claim stems from Lloyd George's note that troops promised for policing Versailles mandates are unavailable and must be replaced by other allied contingents.
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Paris
Great Britain
Near East
Lloyd George
Supreme Council
U S Approves Italian Bond Sale of 25 Million
Washington announces Treasury authorization for Italy Series A bonds amounting to 25 million dollars as the first tranche of a 100 million issue. Underwritten by Italian banks, the five year maturity bonds pay 6.5 percent interest and allow conversion to dollars or lire at seven lire per dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Treasury Department
Clemenceau Defeated in French Presidential Caucus
Premier Georges Clemenceau loses by 19 votes to Paul Deschanel in a Senate Chamber of Deputies caucus selecting a presidential candidate. Clemenceau withdraws, stating he quits the contest in a formal letter to Leon Bourgeois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georges Clemenceau
Paul Deschanel
Chamber of Deputies
Senate
Republic
Clemenceau
Leon Bourgeois
Goldmans
Berkmans
Kenyon
Ex-Kaiser Extradition Letter Approved by Paris Council
The Supreme Council at Paris approved a letter to the Netherlands for extraditing the ex Kaiser and a separate draft to Germany demanding surrender of war crimes suspects per the Peace Treaty. The texts were reportedly drafted by a Frenchman and echo an earlier American delegation draft.
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Kaiser
Supreme Council
Paris
Netherlands
Germany
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F. Jd. Brandes
Attorney-At-Law Gold Building
Texas
Oscar Krauskopf
A. N. Cunningham
Ed. Peter
Irma Wahrmund
Holiwood
Los Angeles
Cal
Anna and
Alvina Gold
Essa
F. Stein & Son
Fredericksburg Junction
Max Hirsch
New York
Louis Hirsch
Henry Hirsch
Lee B. Miller
John Kasper
Bankersmith
Zula Mae Hill
Memphis, Tenn
Max Weirich
Morris Ranch
Louise Toepperwein of
Menard
Mrs
E. H. Riley
Joseph Bros
F. L. Simon
Mr. Simon
Alamo Plaza
Felix Seelig
Albert Fassel
Arizona
Herman Weirich
Jacob Weirich
California
Henry Cowan
Bear Greek
Louis Kott & Co
A. P. C. Petseh
Monroe A. Wahl
Alvin Anderegg
Lina Kiehne
Jasper Nixon
the Loan & Abstract Company
Gold Ridg
A. P. C. Petsch
E. C. Hansen
Vital Statistics
Mountain Grove
Woodmen Circle
Chamber of Commerce
Fredern Hure Chamber of Commerce
Schaefer
A. Pr. C. Petsch
Courthouse Ark
R. G. Striegier
Lawrence Hi. Krauskopf
Max Wahrmund
Albert Nauwald
90. Krauskopf
Waterloo
A. Wittkobi
Henry Ellebracht
John Manor
Laura Arhelger
Erwin Jordan
F. W. Arhelger
August Jordan
Ida Luckenbach
Wilbur C. Treadwell
Gold Building
U. S
BIG 4 Sales CO
Daylight Store
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