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Newspaper
Fredericksburg Standard
Location
Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1930
Page
4
Alfred Kramer and family were in Harper this week while Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Fairchild and their young son visited town on Monday.
Mr and Mrs Max Hopf have returned from a very pleasant trip to California. They visited friends and sightseeing spots during a brief respite from routine.
Mr and Mrs Vv A Hopf visited Fredericksburg on Monday. Mrs Fred Bierschwale has been very sick this week and is hoped to recover soon. Mrs Henry Tatsch and her son Belton visited the Bein home. Mr and Mrs W H Stevens from Klein Branch went to Kerrville during the week.
Friends of Miss Annie Rae Ottmers announce her marriage to John A Muenzler of Cost Texas. Ottmers, formerly a Harper girl, is warmly remembered by her friends as they wish the couple a long and happy future.
Miss Dorothy Gamel of Harper wed Mr. Eddie Neal of San Antonio at Mason last Sunday. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs Herbert Gamel, is popular in this place. A dinner for the wedding party followed at 4 pm at the bride’s grandmother’s home in Mason. The couple will reside in San Antonio. Congratulations are extended for a happy marriage.
An ad promotes Cystex to relieve bladder irritation and backache with a 48 hour test. It promises quick improvement and a money back guarantee if not satisfied, urging readers to try Cystex today through Central Drug Co. Advy.
George Parker died at his home near here Tuesday at 11 15 a m after a lingering illness. He was 42 years old and leaves a wife four children his mother eight brothers one sister and many relatives and friends. The community extends sympathy to the bereaved.
Mrs William Cosper hosts her father Mr Jeffers of Hondo for a few days. Mr and Mrs Wm Cosper visit Mr and Mrs Roy Cottle on Sunday.
Edwin Bauer recovers from appendicitis at Mason Hospital and expects to go home soon. Llano trip sees our basketball quintet lose 14 to 18 on Llano indoor court. Funeral attendance at Mrs. F Hoerster's Mason service. Alfon Dalehau welcomes a baby boy. mother and babe are fine. Various local visits and family travel recorded across Mason Llano Menard and Austin.
About 175 census enumerators will start interviewing residents in 17 counties of the 21st District on April 2. D W Barnhill of Uvalde, district supervisor, outlines job tests, appointment plans from February 15, and later population reports by county and city. Six to eight workers will serve Uvalde County with meetings and training sessions planned in multiple towns.
The body of Howard Carmichael 21 was found one mile southeast of Pleasanton Texas with a breast wound from a 12 gauge shotgun. He had gone hunting Thursday and did not return, prompting search efforts by Kelly Field officers and two search planes before his body was located Sunday by R. M. Crain.
The caller, Jerkum the dentist, reports he overgas a wife leaving her unconscious for half an hour. Henpeck reacts with gleeful urgency and plans to arrive soon. The odd exchange ends with a prompt to visit Schumann's clearance event.
Mrs. O. B. Larson of Austin credits Orgatone Argotane with dramatic relief from seven years of stomach gas pains dizziness and loss of appetite after one bottle she plans to continue use and recommends it. Fredericksburg Central Drug Store sells Genuine Orgatane. Also: Former Gov James E Ferguson breaks collarbone in a fall at his Enfield home and is casted for healing.
Texas milk plants have a daily capacity of 800000 pounds of milk, with an additional 250000 pounds capacity in cheese making plants.
The drawing for prizes will occur at the Sterling Bros store on January 31 at 5 PM. Attendees may be present to win or not attend and still win.
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