Local and Personal News Item Highlights
Local visitors and residents noted include Mr and Mrs Edy Schmidt of San Antonio visiting relatives, Mr Ed Stark relocating his vulcanizing plant to White Line Garage, and Mr Albert Kott leaving for Austin to serve as federal juror. Others mention injuries, travels, a summer school start, baseball exhibitions, funeral attendance, remodeling at Main Street, and a postmaster visiting family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edy Schmidt
San Antonio
Our City
Mr. Ed. Stark
White Line
Albert Kott
Austin
Miss Ethel Oehler Joins Petsch Law Office in Fredericksburg
Miss Ethel Oehler a Fredericksburg High School and Tyler Commercial College graduate has accepted a stenographer and secretary post with Alf P C Petsch. Walter Petsch, ex Petsch staffer, will study at UT summer session then 1924 term and aim for the state bar. Grasshopper plagues threaten Hickory Eckert crops prompting tin barrier plans. Arthur Ressmann and family of San Antonio visited Fredericksburg. Alma Ressmann will visit in San Antonio soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Oehler
Fredericksburg High School
Tyler Commercial College
Alf. P. C. Petsch
Arthur Ressmann
San Antonio
Fredericksburg
Alma Ressmann
Alamo City
Walter Petsch
A. P. C. Petsch
University of Texas
Walter
Local News Notes and Weekend Events
Miss Wanda Mosel returned from a week in San Antonio. Miss Jing Gentemann left for San Antonio to join the Sisters of Divine Violence. The Adians defeated Kerrville Athletics 13 to 8 on Sunday. The 1 mile bicycle race on Trades Day was won by C Riley with Edgar Stoffer close second. Albertina Koennecke and E E Heimann returned from Austin after attending the University. R L Gibson and families and Hy Leifeste and families of Castell attended the Public High School commencement. William Schmidt and family of Mason attended Trades Day at Fredericksburg and visited locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Riley
Edgar Stoffer
R. L. Gibson
Hy. Leifeste
Castell
How Suckers Bite Reader's Sunday Fishing Prank
A deacon witnesses a boy fishing on the Sabbath and scolds him for cruelty. The boy insists it is an imitation and reveals a string of fish, prompting the deacon to realize the beetle lure is a fake, while the boy exposes the prank with the punchline.
Schmidt Bros Urges Ticket Holders for Phonograph Keys
Warns that all keys for the big Phonograph graphic will be taken this week. Advises patrons to exchange their tickets for keys at Schmidt Bros before it is too late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schmidt Bros
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H. B
Rio
S. W
C. T
E. Knoche
R. E. Bernhard
Louis Heimann
Robert Zesch
Mason
Max Schneider
Blanco City
R. W. Klingelhoefer
Will Bross
Fredericksburg Giants
Wm. Eichenloft
Reinhold Herbert
Roosevelt
Edgar Herbert
Alex Molzberger
Messrs. Spiegel and
Buckries
Hermann Schoenewolf
Carpenters
Wm Schneider
Main Str
Richard Bonn
Hugo Simon
Farmersville
Texas
G. Simon
Fred Simon
Herman Heyland
Anton Fritz
M. Heinrich of
Seguin
Rudolph Hilker
Palazios
Mexico
Tillie and
Adele Dietz
Ottilie Kraus
Annie Lehne
Oscar Krauskopf
Fritz Hackbart
Sealy
He Citizens Light and Power Company
Grobe’s Cafe
F. A. Bracher
Lutheran College
Eugene Jesch
Felix Ressmann
Max Wahrmund, Jr
University At
Galveston
Louise Schmidt
Erna Mogford
Emma Maier
Dora Conrads
Corpus Christi
Hohmann & Stehling
J. Mubray
D’hanis
J. M. Dubray
Albert Weigand
Louis Bierschwab
Morris Ranch
R. H. Morris
New Orleans
Sienaeve
Else and
Ida Jordan
Los Angeles
California
Sophia Heep
Wm. Holly
Miss Reseda
Houston
Harper Community
Juenke & Schoenewolf
Walter W. Jenschke
St. Edward’s College At
A. W. Maier Saddle Shop
Louis Priess
Alma Kott
Lucile
New Braunfels
3. J. Ochs
Wm. Kiehne
Emil Walter
R. Henke
Main Street
Arthur Stehling
D’haiis
A “Leonard
H. Kuenemann
Hickory and Eckert
Wanda Mosel
Jing Gentemann
San Arttohio
Onsler
The
Sisters of Divine Violence
Adiants
Kerrville ‘Athletics
Latters Diamonnd
Eee
Albertina Koennecke
E. E. Heimann
University
Wm. Schmidt
Trades Day
Schmidt
Thrash Timg
Stehling
Ration
Heth Y
Highty
R. J. Reds
B. L. Enid
Mail &L
Ann Mber
Bers At
Erti
Klingerhoefer
Fredericksburg Publishing Company
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