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Fredericksburg Standard

Location

Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1933

Page

5

Harper High School Seniors Decked in Diplomas Tuesday Night

The Harper High School graduation featured Salutatorian Viola Hudson and Valedictorian Viola Rogers. Joan A. Guinn of Schreiner Institute gave the commencement address and entertainment, as diplomas were awarded by Supt. C L Hudson. The term was successful with teachers re elected and parents and community praised for support.

Harper High School Viola Hudson Opal Mabry Joan A. Guinn Schreiner Institute Guinn C. L. Hudson Viola Rogers Schoo

Golden Wedding Anniversary Observed at Mr and Mrs B Markwordt Home

About one hundred guests attended the golden wedding anniversary celebration for Mr. and Mrs B Markwordt at their home on Sunday. Barbecue and other foods were served as friends and relatives offered congratulations and well wishes for a most enjoyable time.

B. Markwordt Mrs. Markwordt

Divide School Hosts Community Event With Games Plays and Barbecue

A Saturday program at Divide school house featured Hunt and Harper baseball with a 10 to 6 winner, a goat roping contest won by Arthur Bler sehwale, and a 5 p.m. barbecue. Pupils and community youths performed three plays including The Longhorn and Ped Steps In. Diplomas and awards were presented by C. W. Granville and Miss Edna Bea Taylor, followed by dancing into the night as a large crowd attended.

Divide Hunt C. W. Granville Edna Bea Tayor

Harper Community Visitors and Local Notes Summary

Harper and nearby towns welcomed numerous visitors this week. Residents from Kerrville Fredericksburg Junction Segovia and James River called on locals while multiple trips to Fredericksburg Kerrville and San Marcos occurred. A birth was recorded for Charley Barrett’s family on May 25 1933.

Herbert Gamel Jr Las Cruces New Mexico Rolan Taylor Cain City Harper Adolph Staudt Fredericksburg Frank Staudt Hough le Stoungeon Medina Herald A. C. Wendel Charley Barrett J. F. Wedekind Marietta L. Casper Harve Stevens Harve Jr Hunt Alvie Casper Kerrville Walter Weber Guy McGee McGee Adolph Juenke Billie Cottle Ollie Junction Lockhart Imadell Cottle San Antonio Sam McCaleb Walton Rothmann Ote Wooten London Miss Alyn Whetstone Houston Noble Jobes Harold DeFreest Robert Davis DeWitt Bierschwale Segovia

Local social notes list Austin visitors and travel plans

Castell residents hosted and visited relatives with multiple trips well described. L. L. Lamar hosted in Austin, Leifeste family planned indefinite stays in Monthalia, Elgin Schneider visited Cherry Springs, Webb Ruff and Myrna Zane returned to Austin with A. F. Rothmann, Ed Buchholz cared for ill brother W. A. Buchholz, Lillian Kothmann visited Doss, Keyser from Mason visited, Leroy Leifeste from San Antonio spent the weekend, Kothe family stayed with Ruche at Prairie Mountain, Dalchau traveled to San Benito with wife and son.

L. L. Lamar Austin Chas. Wasterling Chas. Leifeste A. V. Leifeste Louise Ruth Esther A. C Monthalia Chas Leifeste Elgin Schneider Cherry Springs H. W. Kothe Webb Ruff Myrna Zane A. F. Rothmann Francis Ed. Buchholz Pecos W. A. Buchholz Lillian Kothmann Doss Robert Merchin Temple Ben Bauer Lois Keyser Mason Leroy Leifeste San Antonio Adolph Rusche Prairie Mountain A. R. Dalchau San Benito

Woman Stabs Peeping Tom Twice In Dallas Home

Dallas May 28 a landlady catching a peeping Tom through a knot hole stabbed him twice in the chest with an ice pick The boarder was discovered peering through a hole bored near the door He is expected to recover The item ends with an unrelated note about Plymouth Twine from Krauskopf Bros.

Dallas Tex

Stop Chills and Fever Malaria Tonic Claim

Malaria causes chills and fever, requiring infection destruction and blood building. Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic combines tasteless quinine to kill infection and iron to fortify blood, offering relief for all ages and safe for children. Stop chills and fever with this tonic available at stores.

Grove

18 Year Locusts Sing In St Louis Area

In St Louis area a 13 year cicada brood is emerging its loud courtship song. The first chorus was heard 130 years ago by New England colonists and entomologists note Missouri as a major center for these exact timing insect cycles with pockets in southern Illinois and surrounding states.

St. Louis New England United States Webster Groves St Louis Missouri Illinois Kentucky Louisiana Arkansas Alabama Georgia Tennessee North South Carolina

Meyers wins 500 mile race at Indianapolis

Louis Meyers of Huntington Park California captures first money in the 500 mile auto race at Indianapolis on May 30 averaging 104.162 mph. Three of his competitors in the race were killed.

Louis Meyers Huntington Park California Indianapolis

New Attractions Planned For 1933 State Fair of Texas

Otto Herold, president of the state fair association, ordered all departments to offer new features for the 1933 exposition to surpass the 1932 fair. The heads of departments announced the plans aiming to attract more visitors and make the event stand out.

Texas Otto Herold

Cotton invading realm of wheat in the Panhandle

Amarillo reports King Cotton, owner of the South's plantations, may extend his domain into the upper Texas Panhandle wheat region as cotton replaces grain after drought and wind. In two counties 8000 acres planned for cotton with at least three gins expected, signaling a broader movement among landowners.

Amarillo Tex King Cotton Texas Panhandle

Sheep and Goat Raisers Call for Large Kerrville Meeting

A Kincaid president of the Sheep and Goat Raisers' Association urges ranchmen to attend the executive committee meeting in Kerrville in June. Plans for a Blanco County reforestation camp to house 200 men focus on water control and park beautification at the state park there.

A. Kincaid Sheep and Goat Raisers’ Association Kerrville Blanco County Blanco

Prohibition repeal passes in six states and more voting

Saturday of last week Neva da and Delaware joined six other states by a sweeping majority in favor of repeal. Michigan New Jersey New York Rhode Island Wisconsin and Wyoming had already approved. Illinois votes next on June 9.

Nevada Delaware Michigan New Jersey New York Rhode Island Wisconsin Wyoming Illinois

Kallenberg's Pharmacy Stocks Trusses and Supporters

Trusses abdominal supporters silk elastic hose athletic supporters and anklets are always kept in stock and offered at liberal prices by Kallenbergs Pharmacy.

Kallenberg’s Pharmacy

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