Quiet Harp er wedding unites Fay Parker and Clinton Brown
A June 9 ceremony at Rev. J. A. Deykle's in San Antonio joined Fay Parker and Clinton Brown in marriage. Parker is daughter of Mrs. George Parker of Harper. Brown is son of Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Brown of the Blue Mountains. They honeymooned at Corpus Christi Galveston and Houston and reside on the Consert ranch west of Harper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Mountains
Corpus Christi
Galveston
Houston
Consert Ranch
Harper
Obituary: Albert Lindig Blanco County Resident
Albert Lindig a Blanco County citizen died at Santa Rosa Hospital San Antonio after a week long illness He was born in 1880 at Cave Creek and lived in Rocky near Johnson City later moving here He is survived by his wife Anna Gerhardt son Felix brother Louis two sisters Bertha Suitemeier and Mrs Edwin Brodbeck The funeral was held at Rocky Cemetery with Rev Leonard conducting services The article also notes local visits and community notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Lindig
Blanco County
Santa Rosa
San Antonio
Mr. Lindig
Cave Creek
Rocky
Johnson City
Anna Gerhardt
Lindig
Felix
Louis
Bertha Suitemeier
Sandy
Edwin Brodbeck
Luckenbach
Rocky Cemetery
Leonard
Ibert Lutheran Church
Ed. Hyatt
Son Rankin
Liano
Roy Kiett
Corpus
Corpus Christi
Rex Waller
Roy Stobaugh
Temple
Geo T. Bryan
Geo Lester Sr
George Lester Jr
Cypress Mills
Ernt Moore
Lampasas
Drayton Smith
Ed 2Ycith
George Gipson
Opal Ray
Frederickburg
Stafford Mauldin
Past Oak
Joe Dixon
Harry Schaefferkoeter
Gus Haley
For sale and local social notes in Harper area
For sale 135 head mixed sheep offered by Armand Vogel of Fredericksburg Texas. Mr and Mrs August Kirchoff hosted a large barbecue on Devil's River with about 75 guests enjoy ing barbecue pickles salads cake and pie. A Sunday baseball game on the Harper diamond saw Harper beat Medina 11 to 12 and Harper travels to Medina next Sunday. Rev and Mrs Stanley Fairchild visited Segovia where Fairchild led a Baptist revival. Mrs Royce Buster of Junction visited Harper relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armand Vogel
Fredericksburg
Texas
August Kirchoff
Devil’s River
Harper Diamond
Harper
Medina
Stanley Fairchild
Segovia
Fairchild
Royce Buster
Junction
Eckert Locals Recap From Social Visits and Game
Mrs Hy reports a string of visits with Dallas guests and Llano and Eckert area hosts. The Eckert boys beat Fredericksburg Eagles 13 to 8 in a Sunday game at Llano with local families hosting relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyall Dean Scott
Dallas
J. F. Scott
Reba Scott
Damon Moehle
Town
Messrs
F. Lee
R. E. Smith and Son
Llano
Reba
S. Smith
Jne White
Doris Eddy
Otto Klein
Raymond Klein
Kenneth Lee
Mary Virginia
Edwin Klein
Mattie Mceehle
Albert Holland
Hamp Lacy
Marble Falls
W. N. Lee
Eddie Bierschwale
Fredericksburg
Clyde Greathouse
H. C. Kirk
Red
Liano
Fredericksburg Eagles
Eckert Boys
Eckert
Dittmar
Austin
Castett Tocals Notes Visits and Travel
Mrs G C Keyser returned from Little Rock after a visit and will stay a few weeks. Lester Keyser, recently earning a Doctorate in Galveston, returned with his mother Mrs A H Keyser. Mrs Perry Pluenneke and daughter visit Castell relatives. Lynette Neal returns to Galveston after staying with Mrs A H Keyser. Mr and Mrs W E Daichau spend a week in Austin. Mr Daichau serves on the federal grand jury. Norman Fritze and family visit W M Fritze in Castell. E C Leifeste and Roy Rothman visit Marlin for medical treatment. Lillie Mae McKinney of Staples visits local friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. C. Keyser
Little Rock
Arkansas
Henry Roesner
Lester Keyser
Galveston
A. H. Keyser
Perry Pluenneke
Castell
Lynette Neal
W. E. Daichau
Austin
Daichau
Federal Grand Jury
Vernon Fritze
Norman Fritze
San Antonio
W. M. Fritze
E. C. Leifeste
Roy Rothman
Marlin
Lillie Mae McKinney
Staples
Subscribe to the Standard at $1.50 a year
A promotional line advertises a yearly subscription to the Standard newspaper for 1.50. It emphasizes affordability and invites readers to subscribe for ongoing news and updates.
DOSS LOCALS: Local News Bits and Visits
Mr and Mrs C L Cone made a business trip to Fredericksburg. Several residents attended the Bethany church Golden Jubilee in Fredericksburg. Visitors included Mrs Sam Rode recovering from an operation and Mr Henry Sauer who is improving. Local trips included to Fredericksburg Fort Worth San Angelo San Antonio and Mecklenburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Cone
Fredericksburg
Karl Durst
Harvey Stein
Hugo Klein
San Antonio
Tulsa
Alf Durst
Willie Baethge
San Angelo
Sam Rode
J. N. Bergner and Sons
Messrs
Elmo Baethge
Clinton Nixon
Fort Worth
Bethany Church
Alice Kott
Mountain Home
Fred Hahn
Henry Sauer
Wilburn Meyer
Hilda
Doss
Kurt Solbrig
Mecklenburg
Rubin Lang
Grit
Austin Mutual Life Insurance Growth Reported
The Austin Mutual Life Insurance Company reports growth in policyholders and finances with 497 claims paid totaling 704 504 over five years and 51 more claims totaling 72 000 from January to June 1937. New business in 1987 reaches about 1 500 000 with in force coverage near 20 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin Mutual Life Insurance Company
F. W. Woolsey
Austin Mutual
Woolsey
Advertising Rates and Payment Terms Notice
The notice outlines advertising charges at 2 cents per word for the first insertion and 1 cent per word for subsequent insertions. A 10 percent discount applies when the same ad appears in both Wochenblatt and Standard. Advertisements are cash in advance unless the customer has an established charge account with the office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wochenblatt
Standard
War pensions cost 30 million monthly across veterans
Washington reports that veteran pensions run 30 million dollars each month. April figures show about 595,000 veterans received 24,974,658 dollars while 317,809 dependents of deceased veterans claimed 7,984,279 dollars. Hospitalized veterans rose to 47,436 and aged care residents to 10,470.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Yesteryear
Veterans’ Administration
Company policies detailed at Littlefield Building
Mr Woolsey notes that full details on the company policies are available on request from the home office at 324 380 Littlefield Building in Austin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woolsey
Littlefield Building
Austin
Also Mentioned on This Page
Harper News
Marie Cottle
Max Lange
Victor Wendel
Sam Honig
White Bluff
Theo Oehler
Roy Cottle
Faye Parker
W. O. Brown
Raymond Allen
L. H. Harper
Dawn Whitworth
Dawn
Joe Fiedler
Kerrville
Chelas Reed
Littl
Brady
Herbert. Gamel
Patsy Gamel
White Oak
Adolph Juenke
Johnny Bierschwale
Fredericksburg Publishing Co
Castett
Tocals
Pearl Dalehau
Marion Cox
Blanco
G. F. Price
H. G. Dechert
T. C. Murray
Sonora
J. M. Adams
Pumpville
Valverde County
Howard Adams
Pumpsville
Alois Meurer
San Marcos
Frank Nixon
Dorothy Nell
Mason
Douglas Price
Comfort
Ross Billings
L. F. Price
Olan Price
Edgar Tatsch
Harry Wahrmund
Felix Maier
Bonn Ranch
C. H. Bonn
Morris Ranch
Fredericksburg Implement Company
City Furniture Co
Austin Highway
Arthur Keller
Willow City
Oswald Eckhardt
Tex
Kallenberg’s
Robert Or Arthur Klein
Albert
Kallenberg
Billy
Marlin Althaus
Business and Professional Directory
Alex Jung
Alfred Petsch
Herman Usener
Attorneys - AT - Law Associates
Boerne — Kerrville
Ulano — Menard
the Loan & Abstract CO
Reuben E. Jordan
Striegler Bldg
Lutheran
Lutheran Mutual Aid Society Legal Reserve Life Insurance and Savings
Victor F. Marschall
City Cafe
Felix Klaerner
Travelers Cafe
Fine Foods
Alex Mittendorf
Hiatt Hotel
J. W. Yancey
Optometrists
Leon F. Zwiener
Optometrist
Palace Theatre
J. G. Dickie
M. D
Kraus Bottling Works
H. Welge Lewis
Carsstar
General Auto Repair Body Works
Star Tire Service
Chas
Dolezal
Baethge Bros. Voss
BLUM
Wonder
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