Harper Resident Injured In Mishap Near Round Mt
Eddie Safarik was seriously injured while swimming at his home near Round Mountain on Saturday. His head and neck were hurt when his diving struck a companion. He was rushed to a Blanco hospital and remains there. Relatives have been called to his bedside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddie Safarik
Round Mountain
Eddie
Blanco
Harper
A. J. Wood
J. M. Stevens
Fredericksburg
George A. Gibson
Houston
Galveston
Corpus Christi
Roy Coker
College Station
Cooker
Morris Bode
R. E. Bode
San Antonio
Ernest Kneese
Harry Frantzen
Palestine
Frantzen
Maxine Lange
Dawn Whitworth
Kerrville
Johnie Sellers
Wm. Casper
J. P. Cook
Fred _ Biersfonale
Stanley Fairchild
London
Wirt Watkins
George Watkins
Kermit
L. C. Watkins
Henry Ellebracht
New Braunfels
Oliver Bierschwale
Alpine
W. O. Brown
Miss Bill
W. F. Hendrix
Dallas
Archie Wood
Everett Fletcher
Mary Francis
W. O. Grosenbacher
Corona
New Mexico
Clinton Brown
Small Son
Harry Cottle
Temple
Junction
Cottle
J. B. Rieger
Adrian Rieger
S. S. Stewart
Harper’s Home Demonstration Club
A. B. Sageser
Hilda Sageser
L. D. Nixon
Moellering Family Hosts Visitors From New Ulm and Kenney
Mrs Louise Kuehn of New Ulm mother in law of Bennie Moellering and Mrs Hugo Buechmann of Kenney his sister in law and her son Walter and daughter Viola visited the Moellering family during the week of July 4. They attended Mrs August Kuehn's funeral in Riesel on July 4 and took a trip to Buchanan and Roy Inks Lakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ouise Kuehn
New Ulm
Bennie Moellering
Hugo Buechmann
Kenney
Walter
Viola
Moellering
August Kuehn
Riesel
Buchanan and
Roy Inks Lakes
Fredericksburg Drive In Station Ad Ends Run
A brief notice promotes a Fredericksburg drive in station with Rubin Crenwelge listed as proprietor. The terse item hints at a local business spot and ownership details in the era’s classifieds.
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Fredericksburg Drive-In Station
Rubin Crenwelge
Tivydale Marksmen Club to Celebrate 50th Anniversary
Tivydale shooting club marks 50 years since its 1891 founding with a Sunday observance at the Emil Fritz place shooting range. Charter members, early shoots, past struggles, and plans to revive the club ahead of Gillespie County Festival on August 9 and 10 are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tivydale Shooting Club
Tivydale
Emil Fritz
Theodore Wahrmund
Chas. Wahrmund
Christian Wahrmund
Charles Feller
Gottlieb Willms
Robert Kefeld
Frank Rischner
Wm McDougal
Wahrmund
Winchester
Tivydale Shooting Organization
Fritz
Gillespie County
Charles Wahrmund
Robert Klefeld
William McDougall
Tivydae
Bergner Hits Four Homers For Doss Cyclones
In a doubleheader the Doss Cyclones routed Gold 26 to 5 and 19 to 1 behind strong pitching by W Dittmar Karl Friedrich and Dizzy Dean. Hans Bergner hit four homers in the first game and one in the second as Doss connected for multiple round-trippers. Other Doss players with homers included Welger Friedrich W Dittmar Baethge and A H Dittmar. Gold’s Danz and Koennecke hit one each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Dittmar
Karl
Dizzy Dean
Friedrich
Doss Cyclones
Hans “Blitz
Bergner
Doss
Henry Welger
Karl Friedrich
E. Baethge
A. H. Dittmar
Danz
Koennecke
Wool Labeling Act Takes Effect July Fourteenth
After thirty years of effort by wool growers and consumers a labeling law went into effect this week requiring all wool products to show the percentage of wool and indicate if they are made from reprocessed or reused material. The act approved by President Roosevelt nine months ago becomes effective on July 14 and is described by the Federal Trade Commission as a key consumer protection measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Federal Trade Commission
Committees Named To Make Plans For Stonewall Fair
Stonewall Community Club met Friday night July 11 appointing committees to handle fair details and fund raising for the school band. A short musical program followed. The Stonewall Auxiliary planned a fall play and a water mellow party for July 25 at the river. Virginia Weinheimer was elected 4-H delegate to the College Station short course. Victor Gardner was appointed teacher for Stonewall School, replacing Ruben Jacoby who joined the U S Army. Families and neighbors attended funerals and visited residents around Stonewall during the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stonewall Community Club
Haas
Stonewall
Lucile Klein
Victor Gardner
James Eckert
Roy Weinheimer
Virginia Weinheimer
College Station
Dennis Oatman
Lytle
J. A. Holden
John Holden
San Antonio
Thomas Andrews
Doss
Victor Gibson
Rocky
Arles Wood
Elmer Wood
Navasota
Jesse Wood
Hueg Weinheimer
Johnson City
Marcus Burg
Buchanan Dam
Thomas Weinheimer
Austin
Dora ‘Nielsen
San Marcos
Rubin Klein
Rubin
Herbert Haas
Blanco
Chester Haley
Arizona
Ralph Coleman
McCamey
Will Coleman
Sandy
Stonewall School
Ruben Jacoby
U. S. Army
Wool labeling act protects producers and consumers
The commission lauds a new wool labeling law aimed at preventing undisclosed substitutes and mixtures. It urges buyers to seek the label as consumer protection while noting no production restrictions beyond correct labeling. Wool is defined as fleece from sheep or lambs and hair from Angora or cashmere goats including specialty fibers, not reclaimed from any wool product.
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Mendous
Gold Folks Host Play Party and Local Softball Result
Harold and Marvin Ahrens entertained about fifty guests Sunday night with outdoor games and refreshments. The Doss Cyclones lost to the Gold softball team while Ernst Hoffmann visited from San Antonio. Local families visited relatives, and Cave Creek church women held their monthly meeting planning an upcoming picnic with no pastor present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Rosenbusch
Willie Scott
Willie Kirchner
Ernst Ellebracht
Baron's Creek
Arnold Ellebracht
San Antonio
Doss
Oscar Geistweidt
Harold
Marvin Ahrens
Albert Ahrens
Arthur Ahrens
America
Doss Cyclones
Ernst Hoffmann
Louis Moellering Sr
Katherine Moellering
Louis Moellering Jr
Fredericksburg
Orwin Herbert
Amelia Eckhardt
Ladies Aid
Cave Creek
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Gilbert Pape Harper
Harry Wahrmund Doss
Smith
Karl Durst
Richard Kasper
Menard
San Angelo
Alonzo Woerner
Alfred Durst
Herbert Durst
Norman Bergner
W. L. Knauth
Ad. Becker
Oklahoma
Willie Baethge
Floyd Faught
Alonzo Faught
Emil Mund
Faught
Mrs
Benno Eckert
Agnes
Julia Nedger
Marvin Barker
Daughter
Wimberly
Albert Mauldin
Willow City
Gold Folks
Felix Herbert
Texaco
Texnaco
Goodrich
Art
Sunset Motor Lines
Brady Freight Lines
Ft. Worth
Woerner Warehouse
Henry Klein
Basse Express
San Antonio — Eckert
Llano
Cherokee
San Saba
Lometa
Lampas
East Main Street
Fredericksburg, Texas
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance. Corporation
Federal Reserve System
H. ER. Wahrmund
DR. P. T. Donop
Arthur Stehling
L. M. Baze
William Schroeder, JR
Ranchman’s Supplies
Lochte Storage
Aes Company
Woerner
Moncey
E. L. Woerner
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