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Fredericksburg Standard

Location

Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 31, 1926

Page

9

Local Social News Highlights From Kerrville to Fredericksburg

Mrs. Otto Moellendorf shows improvement after days in Kerrville Sanitarium. Charley Collins returns to Big Springs after visiting Mrs. Bell. Otto Fritz Wm. Fritz and Laura visit Kerrville. Jack Lee returns to San Antonio after visiting his parents. Julia Farmer goes home to Penelope after visiting the Morrises. Rev. Wm. Bierschwale visits Se govia relatives for the week. Garfield Fairchild and family guests at Fairchild home. Granville Hy Fischer and Jim Whetstone make a Fredericksburg business trip. Casper couple spend the week in town.

Otto Moellendorf Kerrville A. E. Bell Charley Collins Big Springs Mrs. Bell Jack Lee San Antonio John 3. Morris Julia Farmer Penelope John Morris Julia W. Granville Hy. Fischer Jim Whetstone Fredericksburg

Local Families Travel and Visit Nearby Cities

Mrs. Frank M. Floyd and children Clyde Cecil and Fran cis traveled to San Antonio Monday with Mr. Floyd joining Wednesday. They plan Corpus Christi then a few days there after shopping and a style show. The Harper family attended a Medicine Co. entertainment in Fort Worth. Various local residents visited relatives and stayed with friends in Bandera Fredericksburg Houston and Bandera over the past week.

Frank M. Floyd Clyde Cecil Francis San Antonio Mr. Floyd Corpus Christi Herman Sechnoble E. H. Plummer Houston

Death of Adolph Inscore at Kerrville

Harper mourns Adolph Inscore died suddenly while working on a house at Kerrville at age 29. He fell while picking up a saw. Former Harper resident, funeral held at the Baptist church with burial in Harper cemetery. The community offers condolences to Mrs. Henry Markworth.

Harper Henry Markworth Adolph Inscore Kerrville Inmscore Rev. Chandler The Baptist Church

Thurman and Tanner Couple Wed in Eastland County

Mr Johnson Thurman surprised friends by bringing home his bride Miss Beulah Tanner from Eastland County. The progressive ranchman and his wife will reside on their ranch in the James River community with many wishes for a long and happy future.

Mr. Johnson Thurman Eastland County Miss Beulah Tanner Thurman Mrs. Thurman James River

Mrs Hopf Breaks Arm In Cement Walk Accident

Mrs. E. C. Hopf suffered a broken arm above the wrist after falling on a cement walk at the Nabers residence last week. Neighbors, including Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Nabers, assisted at the scene.

E. C. Hopf Robt. Nabers

Baptist Meeting Opens With Rain Favors Attendance

Last Thursday night the Baptist meeting began with good attendance. Rev. Chandler pastor of the local church conducts the services. Great preparations have been made with the church yard cleaned and a large tent erected. The meeting will continue two weeks and rain came on the first two days.

Chandler

Local Folks Attend Trips and Social Visits

Jess Coffey drives a new touring car bought from Citizens Auto Co. Mr C E Bein took a business trip to Fredericksburg last Monday. The Misses Mosley of San Antonio visit Mr and Mrs J M Scarborough Jr. Rev and Mrs J A Foster return from Mexico. Harper residents watched Ingram beat them 13 to 12 last Sunday. Addie Myrtle Minnix of Melvin visits relatives. Mr and Mrs Levi Miller of Wilson arrive and plan several days here.

Mosley San Antonio Mrs. J. M. Scarborough Jr Ingram Levi Miller Wilson Texas

Gilbert Nixon Visits Grandparents in Morris Ranch

Gilbert Nixon of Morris Ranch is visiting for a few days with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Nixon.

Gilbert Nixon Morris Ranch Mrs. L. D. Nixon

Wanted Items Advertised at KNOPP & METZGER

Classified notice lists eggs chickens butter cream hides wax and other goods for sale at KNOPP and METZGER with STANDARD subscription rate of one dollar per year.

Knopp & Metzger

Know Texas Centers on Brady and Telephones

The center of Texas lies twenty miles from Brady, a town in the western part of the state. Texas now has 520000 telephones, a rise of 1700 percent since 1900.

Texas Brady West Texas

Native Tribes of Texas Among Early Settlers

Thirty Indian tribes inhabited Texas when the first white settlers arrived. The statement highlights the rich indigenous presence shaping early Texan settlement and frontier life.

Texas

Texas Electric Light and Power Customers Rise 7 Percent

There are 588,720 customers of electric light and power companies in Texas. This marks a seven percent increase over last year, signaling growing demand for electric service across the state.

Texas

State Park Board Since 1923 Receives Lands

Since its creation in 1923 the Texas state park board has received sixty one tracts donated for state parks across the state, marking a long term expansion of park lands and public access.

State Park Board Texas

Home verse by Lily Pearl Chamberlin

A short home themed poem urges building with hopeful values. It contrasts earthly houses with a home made of faith and love and hushes dream of paradise until found at home. The verse reflects enduring domestic virtue and spiritual spaciousness through family life.

Vesuvius Erupts in Spectacular Display At Naples

Naples reports Vesuvius erupted Sunday, providing a brilliant fireworks show for thousands of tourists. Experts say the eruption is harmless, as visitors form expeditions to approach the slopes and view the phenomenon up close.

Naples Vesuvius

Marrs Seeks 15 Dollar School Per Child Funding

Austin July 27 Professor S M N Marrs state superintendent announced he will seek a special legislative session appropriation from the general fund to raise the current school per child allotment to 15 dollars. The move would require about 4 080 000 from the general fund and affects 1 360 900 scholastics with potential changes in available funds and education budgeting.

Austin Tex S. M. N. Marrs State Automatic Tax Board State Board of Education Ferguson

Elderly Home Helper Wanted For Cooking And Housework

Wanted an elderly lady to perform cooking and general housework. State experience and salary expected in first letter. Apply to 44 AS.

Special session urged to fund per capita allowance and tax exemption for public philanthropies

Representative L M Kenyon of Galveston pushes for a special session to approve a supplemental appropriation to insure a $15 per capita payment and to pass a bill exempting public philanthropies from inheritance taxes. He argues Sealy Hospital and Sealy Foundation will be harmed by such a tax, noting the will’s terms delay operative status. The Governor may submit these and other requests, while deficits around $1.5 million await payment to avoid losses to warrant holders.

Marrs L. M. Kenyon Galveston Kenyon Ferguson

Also Mentioned on This Page

Adolph Filter Otto Fritz Wm. Fritz Laura Wm. Bierschwale Segovia Mrs Garfield Fairchild Mr. Fairchild Mrs. E. 8. Fairchild Mrs. J Casper Medicine Show Gassaway Medicine Co Fort Worth Annie Marshall Lena Ernst Hy. Tatsch Clarence Harper Mrs. Floyd Warren Hunter Bandera Hunters Brother Othell Worth Langford Jess Coffey Little Glen Taylor Wedensday D. H. Whetstone Mary Baptist Meeting Citizens Auto Co C. E. Bein Rev Mrs. J. A. Foster Mexico Addie Myrtle Minnix Melvin Lily Pearl Chamberlin Paradise Jacob Reinhard Ford
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