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Newspaper
Fredericksburg Standard
Location
Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1929
Page
10
Miss Emilie Bushnell is editor of the Blanco County section. Items for this section should be sent to her at Johnson City, Texas.
Local notes list visitors including Miss Leah Belle Wagner and Mr Gus Asherington in New Braunfels and Mr Ben Brigham of Austin. Other travelers shown are Miss Zula Robstown and Mr F L Dodgen visiting Marble Falls. Mr Mayfield leaves Blanco to pursue law in Taylor or Austin.
Local society notes list visitors and travelers including Virgil Wells visiting his father A J Wells, Glen Adair and family returning to San Antonio, students Mildred Martiny and Anna Ruth Adair with family, Lyndon Johnson and students from Cotulla and the University of Texas, Redford siblings from Round Mountain, and Truman Fawcett returning from college to spend vacation in Johnson City. Lyndon and Rebekah Johnson also left for San Marcos.
Mrs Hudnal and children of Austin visit relatives here. Rev Adair filled his regular appointment at Walnut Sunday. Pee Mrs George Lester of Cypress Mill spent Sunday with her parents. Miss Irene Cammack, recently ill, is able to be up. Mr and Mrs Cleveland Kinney and child spend Sunday with relatives. Miss Wilma Green and Mr James Dollahue return from San Marcos for the summer. Miss Emilie Bushnell, from S W T T College at San Marcos, returns home for vacation with her parents.
The Dripping Springs baseball team lost to Johnson City 2 to 0 on Sunday. The game drew interest and was enjoyed by all spectators.
The body of 52 year old Herman Moeller was found in his New Braunfels home on Wednesday at 8 30 p m with a shotgun beside him. He died instantly and had been ill for months. He is survived by his widow and two daughters Mrs James Hinman of New Braunfels and Mrs Rene Buckholz of Philadelphia.
Paris reports a ten year dispute over World War I reparations ends in a compromise reducing the total from 125 billion to about 9 billion dollars. The agreement hinges on the Locarno pact with France receiving funds to cover debts and reconstruction while Germany’s capacity to pay remains limited. France, Britain, and the United States anticipate broader balance and timing issues.
Funeral services for Peter Nowotny, an early New Braunfels settler and longtime Comal County sheriff who died Wednesday at age 83, were held today. He was succeeded in office about 20 years ago by his son Sheriff Peter Nowotny Jr. Survivors include Walter and Edward Nowotny of New Braunfels, Emil Nowotny of Rosenberg, and a daughter Mrs. Joe Manges of Houston.
A used Fordson tractor is offered at very low figures as part of a larger tractor sale. Prospective buyers are invited to inspect at 34 36.
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