Johnson City Womens Club Met Tuesday
The Johnson City Womens Club met on Tuesday the 4th at the New Home economic building with Miss Helen Rose supervising vitamins. Attendees included Mabel Sheley Mae Clark Naomi Haynes Albert Ebeling Rickie Metzger Opal Ray Gipson Vira Ruth Gipson and two unnamed visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Womens’ Club
New Home Economic
Helen Rose
Mabel Sheley
Mae Clark
Naomi Haynes
Albert Ebeling
Rickie Metzger
Round Mountain
Opal Ray Gipson
Vira Ruth Gipson
Miss Rose
Johnson City
Child Injured as Flatiron Drops on Thumb
Wilbert Ottmers, young son of Mr and Mrs Milton Ottmers, pulled a flatiron from a shelf and it struck his thumb tearing the nail off. Relatives and friends gathered at the Ottmers home for Esther Ottmers 12th birthday celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbert
Milton Ottmers
Edgar Ottmers
Esther
Amelia Eckhardt
San Antonio
Oswald Eckhardt
Henry Herbert
Arthur Schmidt
Messrs Orwin
Felix Herbert
Henry Louis Herbert
Herbert Hoffm
Ann
Stonewall
Rheinhold Duecker
Johnson City
Thursay
Eugene Koennecke
Orwin Herbert
Arthur Gold
Raymond
Albert Ottmers
Levi Ottmers
Nolan
Albert
Alton Ottmers
Marble Falls
Edsar Ottmers
Three Harper Couples Wed In Single Ceremony
Three Harper ranch-sired couples tied the knot in a single June 8 ceremony at the San Antonio Baptist Church home of E H Coggeshall. The grooms are Oran Cottle Cr eighton Stevens and Parker. The brides are Merle Coggeshall Patsy Gamel and Majorie Parker. All are Harper residents with ties to local families and high school alumni. After a short wedding trip they will reside in Harper.
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Geo. H. Bierschwale
Mildred Byrd
Charles Jenkins
San Antonio
Baptist Church
Kerrville
Hugo Usener
Lelia V. Byrd
Virginia Usener
Harper
Harper Ranch
Clyde Hickerson
Baptist Church of
E. H. Cogfeshall
Majorie Mae Parker
E. FE. Parker
Harper High School
Creighton Stevens
J. M. Stevens
Merle Coggeshall
Edgar Coggeshall
Oran Cottle
V. A. Cottle
Rain Boosts Luckenbach Corn and Sorghums
Rain fell Sunday morning helping corn and grain sorghums in Luckenbach. Local families visited relatives, new hires joined Fredericksburg offices, fishing trips yielded a 12 pound catfish, and Delphine Maurer celebrated her first birthday as thrashing continued across the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Pehl
Stonewall
Werner Pehl
Wolfgang Weilnheimer
Fredericksburg
Felix Jenschke
Alvin Jenschke
San Antonio
Luckenbach
Helen Gohring
Alex Frantzen
Louise Kunz
Theodor Kunz
Cherry Spring
Arno Engel
Bob Fritz
Fred Birch
Guadalupe River
Listerdale
Otto Kunz
Benno Jung
Clemens Maurer
Kerrville
Little Delphine Maurer
Henry C Maier marks 35 years in Fredericksburg business
Henry C Maier, owner of the Piggly Wiggly in Fredericksburg, reaches 35 years in business this week. A Gillespie County native and longtime civic leader, Maier has served as school board trustee for 13 years and on the Chamber of Commerce board, contributing to roads, churches, schools, and youth programs while inviting the public to visit during the 13th anniversary sale.
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Fredericksburg
Henry C. Maier
Gillespie County
Maier
Standard
Bumper Fruit Crop Forecast In Stonewall Region This Season
Stonewall area orchards show a promising fruit crop despite a late frost. Many visitors travel in to pick fruit as ripening continues with the season. Local families and visitors are noted in social mentions across Austin San Marcos New Braunfels San Angelo and Blanco.
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Stonewall
Mary Lou Weinheimer
Alfred Riba
Austin
San Marcos
New Braunfels
Jacob
Thomas Weinheimer
The
University
S. H Oatman
Albert Maultin
San Angelo
Charles Oatman
J.W. Bailey
San Antonio
J. H. Bright
Houston
Bright
Max Haas
Blanco
Herbert Haas
Martin Bauer
Adolf Bauer
A. & M. College
Mr Haas
Willow City Contestant Wins In Rodeo Event
Mrs. Clinton Hardin of Willow City Gillespie County placed third in the Llano County Rodeo and received a silver-mounted belt. Pine visitors from Willow City include N H Greathouse Margie and Vera Barker Charlie Young Emil Horlen family plus reports of Margie Greathouse’s recovery from recent surgery. The community enjoyed a cool spell with about half an inch of rain and strong approval of the rodeo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Stobaugh
Geo T. Bryan
Grover Simmons
Fayette County
Johnson City
Benno Ahrens
Walter Rirek
Clinton Hardin
Willow City
Gillespie County
Llano County
Willow
N. H. Greathouse
Margie
Vera Barker
Charlie Young
Carlos
Emil Horlen
Llano
Chas. A. Sagebiel
Arnold Sagebiel
Cave Creek
Edgar Gold
Fredericksburg
Richard Laurence
Let Him Have One Day Father’s Day June Sixteen
The upcoming Sunday is Father’s Day, a time to let Dad have his day and act as he pleases. He remembers family, friends, and events and often funds others’ observances from his own resources. Continued on page 4, section 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dad
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Burrier-Sauer
Clayton Burrier
Lillie Sauer
Justice of Peace
Kinney Smith
P. E. Beck
Felix Sultemeier
Rocky
Jack Braton
Arthur Rose
Dan Durbin
Gordon Hyatt
E J
Chester Galloway
Chas. Galloway
Alien Sharp
Round Mt
Marvin McNutt
Morris Ranch
Clayton Morris
Reginald Jr
Morris Ranch Club
Home
Hilmar Juenke
Misse Lelia V. Byrd
Robt. Morris
Reginald Jo. Morris
Ed. F. Gibson
Jourdanton
S. W. Byrd
Myrtle Heimann
Colleg
A. W. Pressler
Barnet
Eddie Grienker
J. E. Byrd
A. J. Byrd
Jimm Kidd
Jimmie and
Jean
Gordon Kidd
Loyal Valley
Geo. Bierschwale
Gilbert Pape Harper
Stevens-Parker
Patsy Mary Gamel
Herbert Gamel
Carol Cottle
Roy Cottle
Peter Weber
Messrs
Ewald Behrends
Lonea Pahl
Arno Behrends
Henry Meier
Rosa Kunz
Mrs. Clemens Maurer
Hy. Maier
H. C. Maier
Mrs
Benno Eckhard
Westinghouse
Sterling Electric CO
Chas. Sagebiel
Willow City Correspondent
Margie Greathouse
Mrs. N. Greathouse
Father
Basse Bros. Cement Yard
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Wa Hall
M. L. Bogisch
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