Texans Proud of Forty-Sixth Legislature Despite Shortcomings
The piece argues that despite low pay and high turnover the Texas Legislature faces immense burdens and unfamiliarity with new members every two years. It asserts overall praise for the Forty-Sixth Legislature and calls for understanding of legislative handicaps while noting the profession’s unpopularity is undeserved.
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Texas
Texas Legislature
Auto pilferer caught at hotel by officers
Mrs R T Fife of Monroe City Texas guests at the hotel overnight. her car entered by a broken window. Officers traced footprints and recovered stolen items including Hutson’s belongings. Morgan held on a felony charge for theft over $50 with bond set for grand jury in August term.
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R. T. Fife
Monroe City
Texas
Fife
Fifes
Klaemer
Stehling
Nichols and
Krueger
Kodak
Morgan
Hutson
Wedding at Lometa Unites Buttrill and Schoenewolf Couple
Miss Mary DeRose Buttrill wed Victor Schoenewolf in a garden ceremony at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Buttrill Lometa. The event coincides with the bride's parents thirty first anniversary and her sister Elizabeth Buttrill King’s double wedding.
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J. L. Buttrill
Lometa
Mary DeRose Buttrill
Fredericksburg High School
Victor Schoenewolf
Fredericksburg
Max Schoenewolf
Clene Casbeer
Loraeta
Beatrice Casbeer
Schubert
Agnes Juenke
J. M. Riach
Walter Smith
Dallas
Geraldyne Schoenewolf
Father Riach
Smith Stieler Roberts Tie The Knot In Boerne Church
Miss Roberta Stieler daughter of Mr and Mrs Fritz Stieler of Comfort and Rodolph Smith son of Mr and Mrs R P Smith of Port Arthur were married in St Helena s Church Boerne with Rev George Belsey officiating. Music by Mrs Edward Bierschwabe and St Boniface choir. Guests included ushers Albert Keidel Cedric Landon James Holton Eugene Stieler. Bridesmaids Miss Lottie Smith Miss Gean Tehr Miss Victoria Keidel Miss Helen Ruth Stieler maid of honor Miss Lillian Stieler. Best man Russell Warren. Reception at the bride’s home on Fredericksburg Road. The couple left for a Colorado honeymoon.
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Roberta Stieler
Fritz Stieler
Comfort
Rodolph Smith
R. P. Smith
Port Arthur
St. Helena’s Church
Boerne
George Belsey
Edward Bierschwabe
St. Boniface's Episcopal Church
Albert Keidel
Fredericksburg
Cedric Landon
San Antonio
James Holton
Mountain Home
Eugene Stieler
Lottie Smith
Gean £Tehr
Houston
Victoria Keidel
Helen Ruth Stieler
Lillian Stieler
Russell Warren
Fredericksburg Road
Mae Smith
Colorado
Pretty wedding ties Boos and Pfeiffer in Listerdale
Miss Vera Boos daughter of Mr and Mrs Alfred Boos of Listerdale and Roland Pfeiffer of Laredo son of Mr and Mrs Hilmar A Pfeiffer of New Braunfels were married at Holy Ghost Church on Saturday June 24 Rev Otto Lindenberg officiated The ceremony featured pink blue net gowns begonias and ferns in decor The couple will reside in Laredo where Pfeiffer works for the Bell Telephone Company
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Vera Boos
Alfred Boos
Listerdale
Roland Pfeiffer
Laredo
Hilmar A. Pfeiffer
New Braunfels
Holy Ghost Church
Eugene Hermann
Waco
Nora Boos
Rudi Pfeiffer
Peggy Dechert
San Antonio
Miss Boos
Loreen Pfeiffer
Miss Dechert
Martin Marquard
Fredericksburg High School
Comfort High
Bell Telephone Company
J. E
Kerrville Fredericksburg Road Progress and Bridge Plans
The Texas Highway Commission faces funding limits but allocates state and federal money to advance Kerrville and Fredericksburg road projects. A bridge across Live Oak Creek is assured with Unit 1 near completion, and paving from Llano to Fredericksburg is due within a week. The Harper route will be hard-surfaced by cold weather, boosting the region as a new super highway attracting out-of-state traffic.
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Highway Commission
Cameron County
Petsch
Fredericksburg
Kerrville
Pedernales
Wolf’s Creek
Llano
Harper
Segovia
Mrs H Walter and son return from Bas trop visit
Mrs. H Walter and her son have come home after several weeks with her parents at Bas trop. Ensign Winfred Berg son of Mr and Mrs Willie Berg was among 6500 of 898 graduates from the U S Naval Academy at Annapolis Md and left early this week for San Pedro California to be stationed on the U S S Indianapolis.
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Winfred Berg
Willie Berg
U.S. Naval Academy
Annapolis
San Pedro California
Winfred
U. S. S. Indianapolis
Social notes from San Antonio to Dallas and Kerrville more
Mesdames Gus Weber Emelie Doebbler and Edgar Ochs visit relatives in San Antonio. Various social events abound in Kerrville including bridge and contract clubs, dinners and trips to Los Angeles San Francisco and the Golden Gate Exposition. Wedding invitations and local visits are noted along with tours to Houston Dallas and Oklahoma, with Sequoia Grand Canyon and Boulder Dam mentioned among trips.
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Gus Weber
Emelie Doebbler
Edgar Ochs
San Antonio
Joe Stein
Merlee
J. D
George Kott
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Golden Gate Exposition
Felix Heep
Edna Mae Enderlin
Viola Juenke
Walter Kolmeier
Felix Hahn
Leroy Bonn
Elgin Kuhlmann
New McIilhenney
Helotes
Werner Keidel
Udo Henke
Margaret Keidel
Stehling
Roy Deen
Gloria Deen
Lucille William
Litten
Will Deen
Austin
Ruby Manske
Fred Mills
Margaret Beville
Herman Kuhlmann
Petty
Miss Beville
Joe Beville
Louis Stieler
Vernon
J. H. Royal
Houston
Chicago
Vernon F. Leesch
Joe Ernst
Frances Ernst
Bertha
Erna
Alma Ochs
Curt Schmidt
New Braunfels
Ernst Schmidt
H. H. McFarland
Dobbins
George
Marguerite McFarland
Mattie Brooks
R.W. Klingelhoefer
Mary Louise
Big Spring
Carlsbad Caverns
Elizabeth Fischer
Washington D. C
Wesley Franz
Melvin
Esther
Flora Mueller
Flora Eckert
Tucson
Ariz
Florent Kiehne
Alameda
Alvina West
Roy Wrink
School of Fine Arts
The
State University
B. L. Enderle
Sunny Side Tavern
Ruby Kiett
Harvey Ransieb
Bethany Lutheran Church
Edgar Kiett
Paul Lange
Kerrville
Edwin Seipp
Ruby
Harvey
Marilyn Schmidt
Betsy Seipp
Mildred Nixon
Colorango
Louise Dittmar
Parkland Hospital
Dallas
Hugo Klaerner
Travis
Fort Wirth
Oda Monroe
Center
William M. Petmecky
Max T. Henke
Dorothy Henke
Henry Eskew
Bastrop
Hugo Waller and
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