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Fredericksburg Standard

Location

Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1941

Page

10

An Old-Time Tourist Praises Texas in 1858

Gilbert Hathaway of La Porte Indiana visited Texas in 1858 and chronicled a land of endless prairies hard living, bold cattle wealth, and frontier romance. He recalls rough hospitality in Waxahachie, dreamlike ranch life, and wild wildlife stirring romantic pulses in a Texas that dazzled a distant observer.

Texas Gilbert Hathaway la Porte Indiana Southwest Detroit Two Hemispheres University of Texas Library Mr. Hathaway Waxahachie

Uuckenbach Notes Family Life and Local Events

Intermittent rain halts farm work. Braeutigams and Pehl attend a wedding in Blanco. Local visits report Elmer Weber of Blanco and Fiedlers from Mason County. graduates noted from University of Texas and the school of pharmacy. Lothar Meier buys a new combine. social gatherings include a wiener roast near Fredericksburg. A funeral in San Antonio touches relatives. Frohsin singing club at the Saengerfest. George Pehl visits Fredericksburg. 100 Years Ago In Texas items recount loan terms and colonization plans, and an 1841 notice seeking John M. Bailey.

Udo Braeutigam Albert Pehl Blanco Arthur Kiier Benno Engel Elmer Weber Pete Weber E. C. Fiedler Mason County Fiedler Luckenbach Lottie Metzger Alfred Wilke Texas University Austin School of Pharmacy Loyd Goehring School of Architecture Erwin Petsch Armin Engel Guadalupe River Lothar Meier Fredericksburg Lonea Pah San Antonio Victor Peese George Pehl Texas Hamilton William G. Ewing Linnville John M. Bailey Knoxville Elizabeth Bailey Texas Centine

Priess Receives Doctor of Dental Surgery Degree

Harry C. Priess of Fredericksburg earned the Doctor of Dental Surgery degree from Texas Dental College in Houston during Monday commencement exercises. He is the son of Mr and Mrs H A Priess of Fredericksburg.

Harry Priess Houston Harry C. Priess Fredericksburg Texas Dental College Dr. Priess H. A. Priess

Final Rites Held for Mrs Henry Ruff

Mrs Henry Ruff nee Alvina Knoche dies at 71 11 23 in Fredericksburg born June 16 1869 daughter of Jo hann Knoche she wed Henry Ruff February 20 1894 survivors include Meta Roberts Henry Ruff and daughter-in-law Mrs Harry Ruffall two grandchildren one sister Mrs Louis Arbelger four brothers preceded her in death services conducted by Rev D Lindenberg at Schaetter Funeral Home interment City Cemetery

M. Knoche Henry Ruff Alvina D. Lindenberg Schaetter Ruff Fredericksburg Johann Knoche Meta Alton Roberts Harry Ruffall San Antonio John Lillie Herman Louis Arbelger Louis Adolph Heinrich Arnold

Baby Daughter of Victor Peese Laid To Rest

Infant Carolyn Janet Peese of San Antonio died within hours of birth. She was laid to rest June 5 at Akers Funeral Home with burial in Rosewood Cemetery. Surviving are her parents Victor and Mrs Peese and grandparents Henry Peese and Lonea W Pahl and the Fredericksburg family.

Carolyn Janet Peese Victor Peese San Antonio Akers Rosewood Cemetery Henry Peese Lonea W. Pahl Fredericksburg

Garden Club thanks supporters for Flower Show success

The Garden Club expresses sincere appreciation to all who helped and contributed to the Flower Show at Peters Hall on May 10 and 11. Mrs. Wm. Dietel, Secretary.

Garden Club Peter's Hall Wm. Dietel

Texas Petroleum Industry Tops State Wages

The Texas petroleum industry pays the highest wages of any industry in the state, reflecting robust earnings across its workforce. This indicates strong local energy sector compensation compared with other sectors.

Texas

Robin Hood Flour Featured In Cook School Program

Miss Jessie Hogue leads Fredericksburg Standard Cooking School on June 12 13 14 selecting Robin Hood Flour as official school flour. The all purpose flour promises tender breads biscuits cakes and pastries with purity and freshness from the Greenville Texas mill and a money back guarantee plus 10 percent if not satisfied. Aluminumware coupons offered by Lochie Storage & Commission Company redeemable without cash for high grade Viko products.

Jessie Hogue Fredericksburg Miss Hogue Robin Hood Greenville Texas Lochie Storage & Commission Company Marion Hood

Gifford E White Receives High Honors at MIT

Gifford E White Fredericksburg High School 1929 honor student and top UT graduate earned both BA and MA and achieved highest UT grade among applicants for a doctorate at MIT where he studied the last two years. He is the son of Mr and Mrs W C White of this city.

Gifford E. White Fredericksburg High School University of Texas Massachusetts Institute of Technology Gifford W. C. White

Tom Martin Praises Texas Counties On War Homefront

Tom Martin asserts certain Texas counties fund and staff Confederate forces. He notes Comal County sent many soldiers to the Confederate army and Gillespie County, with about 10 000 residents, has supplied over 100 volunteers. He cites Lieut Louis Jodan as the first American officer killed in France from the Rainbow division and lauds local character.

Comal County Army of the South Texas France Fredericksburg Louis Jodan U.T Gillespie County

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Uuckenbach Wednnesday HY. Ruff Cook School Robbin Hood Adams Street Christian Hahn Che Mug K-Line Internationals Hill Country Implement Co M.st Tom Martin Sign OF the Times Joseph Bros. Garage Fredericksburg, Texas Advance Motor Company Auto Supplies Firestone Richard Crooks Margaret Speaks Alfred Wallenstein
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