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Newspaper
Fredericksburg Standard
Location
Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1922
Page
10
A collage of quotations and wry observations covers Pershing’s horse ride, geopolitics, fashion hints, Ireland watch, and cultural jests. Mentions include Churchill, Hearst, Conan Doyle, Germany Russia and a New Sweden with Emma and Kimma Goldmann in play.
Captain Ruby Riley and Lieutenant Edith Krauskopf with patrol leaders Irene Riles Bertha Maier Margaret Kott and Lillian Arbelger urged residents to join a house to house canvass for Clean-Up Day. They highlighted benefits of neat, attractive streets and shared past town improvements.
Memorial Day ceremonies were held by the Louis Jordan Post Ameri can Legion with ex-soldiers Ladies Auxiliary and scouts at Legion Hall then a procession to City Cemetery. Graves were decorated with flowers and flags. program included songs addresses and prayers. graves of townspeople and out of town collectors were honored.
St Marys School children performed a delightful program that had been previously given early in the month. The repeat performance last Thursday drew a full house and generous applause, rewarding the young performers and encouraging more such entertainments.
Stein's Ice Factory rents two 10 by 12 by 19 foot rooms for cold storage in Fredericksburg, promising future capacity growth. Remodelling of the old Public School and new High School construction progress well. Mr. Helmuth Grobe of San Antonio visited local relatives recently.
Vitrified brick pavements are described as smooth and durable for easy riding. The note suggests writing to an address for more information or establishment details.
The faculty for the year 4992 includes Amanda Grote, Flora Eckert, Elsie Kolmeier, Ella Wahrenind, Dora Conrads, Alfred Neffendorf, Clara Bel, Eugene Bittner, B. L. Enderle, Robert Klingelhoefer, Julia Fstil ar, and W. Feuges. Miss Burg and Miss Riley did not apply for reelection. Miss Bell will assist in English and commercial work in the High School. A complete Commercial Course will be offered next year including Economics, Business Arithmetic, English and Correspondence, Salesmanship, Advertising, Bookkeeping, Shorthand and Typewriting, and office machinery. Tuition charges apply only to students eighteen or older on September 1. Construction progresses with the new building’s first story nearly half completed and the old building prepared for bricklayers.
The American Legion pledges a Saturday night dance on June Wth for the public in general, advertised alongside a public event in the same paper. Past successes suggest a grand social. strong support for the boys is urged. Mr and Mrs Alex Molszberger of San Antonio visited Mr and Mrs Herman Schoene wolf here last Sunday.
Public School Auxiliary members plan an afternoon meeting at Courthouse Park on Friday after noon June 2 at 4 p m. Mr Otto Schneider and family have returned from a several days visit to Boerne.
At St Marys Catholic Church 49 children 20 boys 29 girls received solemn communion last Sunday. The St Marys School held its annual picnic at Kleinfrankreich with hundreds attending for barbecue and soft drinks. Exams were held Tuesday and Wednesday and the term closed Friday.
Miss Theresa Calle arrived to succeed Miss Riedel as manager of the Southwestern Telephone Company's local exchange. Calle has been with the company for a number of years and is said to be a very competent manager.
The article lists a school picnic at the Pedernales river with free barbecue donated by Mr John Stehling. It notes Mr Fred Schmitz of San Antonio visiting, a newborn son to Mr and Mrs Levy Lindig, Alma Wilson returning to San Antonio, bricklayers building a house for Mr Hy Keyser, and upcoming Pentecost events at the Fair Grounds including aeroplane stunts and a military band. The Ladies Auxiliary of the Evane Lutheran Church plans a chili supper and the Luther League will hold a bazaar at the Court House. Subscribe to the Standard.
Fundamental decree passes executive committee at an epoch making session in Moscow. The measure signals a radical shift in Soviet policy aimed at securing equal world trade rights and conciliating the United States and Europe.
A string of varied items covers thefts tied to cap tives and a daylight hold up on Wall Street, a Soviet honor code push, and tense Krassia German talks. Local social notes mention visitors to San Antonio, a farewell party at Pedernales River, and a St Marys School picnic, with several names and places listed.
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