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Newspaper
Fredericksburg Standard
Location
Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1933
Page
5
Mrs Arthur Bruckner serves as reporter and collector for the Blanco News, reporting local events and gathering community notices. Her role includes managing community updates and distributing the paper in Blanco.
Work began tearing down the old Alfred Davis garage beside Casparis Cafe and on Wednesday construction of a new tile brick structure with a glass front and double driveway started. Davis, a longtime local garage operator, plans a modern facility ready for occupancy soon. Citizens praise the city’s improvements.
At a school board meeting Mrs Artelia Simmons was selected as Johnson City High School principal for the coming term. The existing teaching staff, led by Supt A P Box and including Mrs Fannie Mae Clark, Mrs Roy Klett, Louise Taylor, and Lorine Fawcett, will return.
A flurry of visits fills Blanco and nearby towns with guests from Austin San Antonio New Braunfels Round Mountain Fredericksburg and Houston. Families such as the Mayfield Tanner and Sharp groups, plus many others, travel to Johnson City and Blanco for gatherings, extending hospitality and hosting relatives and friends across the region.
Burnet took the Granite League first half with a 5 to 3 win over Marble Falls while Johnson City claimed second place by beating Kingsland 21 to 1. Dummy Collins held Kingsland to three hits as Johnson City totaled 23 hits and 21 runs. Maddox and Casparis each had four hits for Johnson City. In another game, Dripping Springs defeated Blanco 9 to 6 after a late surge.
A revival began Sunday morning at the Baptist Church in Johnson City. Rev. J. R. Hilliard, former local Methodist pastor, leads the services. The event is sponsored by all Johnson City churches.
In the zoo, the keeper explains the giraffe needs a long neck because its head sits far from its body, making height advantageous for feeding and visibility. The dialogue emphasizes the neck as a functional adaptation rather than a mere trait.
Fredericksburg Publishing Co. advertises notary public seals for sale at a very reasonable price. The notice implies a commercial listing or classified ad from a local publisher.
Local residents and visitors are listed with numerous trips to San Antonio Kerrville Fredericksburg Mason Round Mountain and San Marcos. People include Adolph Juenke John Morris Chas Stapp W H Whitworth and many others with multiple extended visits and weekend plans.
G C Keyser Jr of Waco guest of parents. Numerous visits across San Antonio Seguin and New Braunfels. Guests include Leifeste family from Dallas and Denton, Aug Koenig, Ida Leifeste, and Seguin residents. Birthdays and church Jubilee attended. Several local members travel to Austin Temple Brenham Georgetown and Kingsville for family events and medical stays.
Arthur Kuenemann as administrator files final account and application for discharge in Gillespie County Court docket 807. Publication required for twenty days in a Gillespie County newspaper. Deadline to contest is the June term 1933 to be held June 19 in Fredericksburg. Albert E. Klett Clerk. Alfred Klaerner Sheriff.
Kerrville Tex June 8 Schreiner Wool and Mohair Commission Company sells remaining 1 500 000 pounds of its 12 month wool to C D Stokes for Winslow & Company Boston at 23 to 25-14 cents with only about 1 percent shrinkage. Earlier sale May 23 moved 1 000 000 pounds to Adams Leland and Winslow & Company at 23 to 26 cents.
A 25¢ test box offers cleansing of the bladder to relieve waking nights and frequent urges. Readily sold by Kallenberg's Pharmacy and Keidel's Drug Store with a money back guarantee after four days if not relieved.
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