Girl Scouts Lead Clean-Up Day Drive in Town
Captain Ruby Riley and Lieutenant Edith Krauskopf with patrol leaders Irene Riley Bertha Maier Margaret Kott and Lillian Arbelger urge residents to join Clean-Up Day efforts. The note praises past Clean-Up Weeks and calls for public action to tidy yards and improve the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scouts
Ruby Riley
Edith Krauskopf
Irene Riley
Bertha Maier
Margaret Kott
Lillian Arbelger
Bits and Bobs of News Wisecracks and Witty Quips
A collage of quips references Pershing secret berth discovery Sweden’s Roma Goldmann travels Europe Dancing masters note fewer ballroom rags this season Churchill and Ireland watch GermanyRussia talk of alliance and a call for peace rehearsal advice Hearst contributes a vocal number for Music Week and a cheeky remark on American oil wells.
Memorial Day Observance by Louis Jordan Post Ameri can Legion
Memorial Day ceremony in Levon Hall with ex soldiers Ladies Auxiliary Kiv and Girl Scouts forming at 3 pm. Major Kennedy led the firing squad and regional groups chaired events. Procession to City Cemetery decorated graves with flowers and U S flags, followed by speeches prayers and taps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Jordan Post
American Legion
Ladies Auxiliary
Kiv
Girl Scouts
Levon Hall
Kennedy
U. S
Post Auxiliary
Legion Double Quartette
Major Fstill
Bracher
Arion Singing Club
Konzack
Legion
Louis Jordan
Walter Langerhans
Walter Eckhardt
Alfred Sehlandt
Felix A Grebe
Henry Koch
Herman Hohmann
Emil Beyer
Henry Sehrider
Walter Engel
Wm. H. Boderlin
Edwin Tatsch
Hans Duecker
Port Albert
James Alexander
Wekert
Walter Burker
Willow City
Brinkrolf
Walt ~ Pritz
Keyser
Ferris
Farpir
School Concert Draws Full House At Peter's Opera House
The St Marys School program, once performed earlier in the month by children, was reproduced last Thursday evening in Peter's Opera House to a full house. Tremendous applause encouraged the young performers for future shows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’s School
Peter’s Opera House
Applaus
School to Offer Complete Commercial Course Next Year
The 1922 29 faculty selected includes Amanda Grote Flora Eckert Elsie Kolmeier Ella Wahrmund Dora Conrads Alfred Neffendorf Clara M Bell lugene Bittner B L Enderle Robert Klingelhoefer Julia Fstil av W Feuge and two non reelected Miss Bure doef and Miss Riley. Miss Bell will teach English in grades and commercial work in the High School. A full Commercial Course will be offered next year with Economics Business Arithmetic Business English and Correspondence Salesmanship Advertising Bookkeeping Accounting Shorthand Typewriting Dictaphone Dictagraph Mimeograph and Adding Machine. Three teachers will handle this work under Supt Feuge. tuition is not charged except for eighteen year olds on September 1 who pay two dollars monthly. Construction progresses with the new building rising and old building prepared for bricklayers.
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Amanda Grote
Flora Eckert
Elsie Kolmeier
Ella Wahrmund
Dora Conrads
Alfred Neffendorf
Clara M. Bellugene Bittner
B. L. Enderle
Robert Klingelhoefer
Julia Fstilav
W. Feuge
Miss Eckert
Miss Bell
University of Texas
Supt. Feuge
Legion Dance Promised For June Tenth At Hall
American Legion pledges a big Saturday night dance for the public in general in their hall on June tenth. Past successes suggest a grand event with good clean entertainment and strong support for the boys. Mr and Mrs Alex Molszberger of San Antonio visiting Mr and Mrs Herman Schoene wolff. Public School Auxiliary will meet at Courthouse Park Friday at 4 pm June 2. Mr Otto Schneider and family returned from Boerne.
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American Legion Hall
Richard Maier
American Legion
Legion
Alex Molszberger
San Antonio
Herman Schoenewolf
This City
Public School Auxiliary
Wilh
Courthouse Park
Stein's Ice Factory Expands Cold Storage Capacity
Stein's Ice Factory in Fredericksburg has registered two 10 by 12 by 19 foot storage rooms for cold storage. Owner promises capacity will expand to meet demand. Remodeling of the old Public School and work on the new High School progress well. Mr. Helmuth Grobe of San Antonio recently visited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stein's Ice Factory
Fredericksburg
Helmuth Grobe
San Antonio
Vitrified Brick Pavements Promote Smooth Ride
Brick pavements are described as smooth and durable offering an easy ride. The note invites readers to write for more details on the vitrified brick solution and its benefits for urban streets.
St Marys Parish Communion and School Picnic Note
At St Marys Catholic Church 49 children received solemn communion last Sunday. The St Marys Schools annual picnic followed on Monday at Kleinfrankreich with hundreds attending and barbecue and drinks served. Exams ran Tuesday and Wednesday and the term closed Friday.
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St. Mary’s Catholic Church
St. Mary’ School
Kleinfrankreich
St. Mary’s School
Manager Resigns at Southwestern Telephone Exchange
Miss Riedel, manager of the Southwestern Telephone Company's local exchange, has resigned. On Tuesday Miss Theresa Calle arrived to succeed Miss Riedel. Calle has been with Southwestern for a number of years and is said to be a very competent manager.
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Miss Riedel
Southwestern Telephone Co
Heresa Calle
Riedel
Miss Galle
Southwestern
Picnic and visits mark St Anthony's Business College event
Last Wednesday faculty and students enjoyed a picnic and barbecue at the Pedernales river with free barbecue donated by John Stehling. Visitors from San Antonio included Fred Schmitz. A newborn son arrived to Mr and Mrs Levy Lindig. Alma Wilson returned to San Antonio after two weeks with relatives. A bricklayer crew building a modern dwelling for Hy Keyser rises in the college addition. Aeroplane stunt flying and a Military Band Concert are advertised for Pentecost Monday June 5 at the Fair Grounds with baseball games. The Ladies Auxiliary of the Evangelical Lutheran Church will serve a chili supper Thursday night June 8 in the Court House Park and the Luther League will hold a bazaar. Subscribe to the Standard.
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St. Anthony’s Business College
Pedernales River
John Stehling
Fair Grounds
Evang. Lutheran Church
Court House
Luther League
Epoch-Making Moscow Session Approves Fundamental Decree
In Moscow the executive committee approves a fundamental decree signaling a radical shift in Soviet policy. The move aims to secure equal world trade rights and conciliatory aims with the United States and Europe.
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O. K.D
U. S
Europe
Moscow
Theft scheme tied to cap tives and six clerks
A report claims $3,017,000 in thefts tied to captives. An inspector accuses a group led by a disguised ringleader of plotting with six present and past post office clerks. Daylight help up planned on Wall Street registered mail.
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Wall Street
Steuth
P. O
Prehistoric Bones Found in Gravel Near Palo Alto
A student uncovers pleistocene bones believed to be the oldest yet found. Geologists think the skull fragment near Palo Alto may date to Neanderthal times. Reports of secret talks between Russians and Toutens and among Krassia and German officials accompany the fragment.
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Palo Alto
Toutens
Krassia
Beendiarism and Slayings Mark Sunday Across Regions
Sunday violence flared in Belfast Dublin and rural districts while U S officials move to curb overtime. In local notes Miss Bertha Maier visits San Antonio and Castell resident H W Lang was in town. Edna Riedel led a farewell party with swimming and a festive supper after. St Marys School held a picnic at Willie Rosenbacks pasture.
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Alfred P. C. Petsch
Wilbur C. Treadwell
Gold Building
Wild Game and Fish Protecting
Ass'n
State — Fish Hatchery
Bear Creek
Wolts Creek
Werner Keidel
Louis Kott & Co
Albert Hanske
Fritz Langerhans
Dr. W. Keidel
Weidenfeld Bros
W. Kothe
D. W. Sagester
Chas. Ahrens
Ford Touring Cars
Albert Staats
Scharfschuetzen Platz
Pershing
Congress
United States Army
Sweden
Roma Goldmann
Roma
Germany
Russia
Winston Churchill
Ireland
Ines
Conan Doyle
Mr. Hearst
Music Week
United States
Otto Sehneider
Boerne
the Loan & Abstract Company
R. G. Striegler
Texas
A. P. C. Petsch
A. Walter
Optometrist
St. Mary’s Parish
Fred. Schmitz of
Alma Wilson
Hy. Keyser
Kelly Field
Lloyd George
Tehiehertn
Hague
Harding
U.S
H. W. Lang
Castell
Lydia Ellebracht
Edna Riedel
Margaret Burgdorf
Dora Arhelger
Ellie Arhelger
Messrs
Eddie Langerhans
Leland Gidrick
Mr. Burns
Max Stehling
John Metzger
Willie Rosenbacks
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