Social Notes Highlight Texas Visitors and Celebrations
Miss Bertha Weber of Beaumont visited Fredericksburg with Texas University friends at the Riley home. Dr. and Mrs. Will Connally and child and Mrs. Leo Lewis hosted guests from Alice for several days. Miss Nora Oehler, a bride of the week, received a Sunday welcome at Mrs. Ewald Oehler’s home with gifts from a fish pond rod and line. A crew of out of town guests joined Miss Lawson of Center for a Bear Mountain birthday dinner. The group included Mrs. William Lawson, Mr. Myron Ward, and Henry Wahrmund family from San Antonio. Wedding party attendees enjoyed games, prizes, and a plate lunch for twenty-five guests. Additional visits included Mrs. Frank Nimitz with Mrs. Herman Bohn in Austin and a New Braunfels weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Faust. Ralph Gold and daughter with Mrs. Adolf Gold traveled to San Antonio to visit relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Weber
Beaumont
Texas University
Fredericksburg
E. H. Riley
Leo Lewis
Will Connally
Alice
Lou Ellen Sibbey
Humble
H. H. Sagepiel
Sibbey
Edith Sagebiel
State University
R. L. Kott
Bear Mountain
Jean Lawson
Center
William Lawson
Myron Ward
Henry Wahrmund
San Antonio
Nora Oehler
Ewald Decehler
Emil Baethge
Malinda Striegler
Frank Nimitz
Herman Bohn
Austin
Martin Faust
New Braunfels
C. W. Feuge
Ralph Gold
Adolf Gold
Albert Nauwald
Menard
Bertha Nauwald
V. G. Striegler
Henry Lochte
Lina Meusebach
Frederickspurg
Lee Mason
William Nimitz
Kerrville
John Regan
Cisco
Otto Nimitz
U. S. S. Cincinnati
Edgar Ochs
Herman Ochs
Werner Keidel
Ned McKlhenny
Hugo Walter
Fred Spencer
Beulah Rawlings
Johnson City
Order of Eastern Star of Texas
Arizona
Walter H. Schaefer
Rawlings
Hy Becker
W. L Burke
Hugo Henke
Minna Henke
Alvin Durst
W. A. Lochte
Frederick Charles
Marie C Lochte
Arthur J Lochte
Ernst Doebbler
Comfort
Bertha Dechert
Blanco
Harry Dechert
William Arhelger
Erwin Jordan
Henry Langerhans
Lillian Arhelger
Lumber Mill Sold to Mutual Lumber Company in Austin
Executor of Mrs. Elsie Kuenemann estate reports the sale of the lumber interests and planing mill to Mutual Lumber Company, a Calcasieu Lumber branch of Austin Texas, citing 48 years of local business and urging customers to support the new firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Kuenemann
H. Kuenemann
Mutual Lumber Company
Calcasieu Lumber Company
Austin
Texas
Fredericksburg
Johnson City
Kuenemann Estate Notes and Local Socials Diverse
Executors announce continuation of lumber interests under new management and invite future business. Families attend gatherings in Fredericksburg and nearby towns with guests from Kerrville, San Antonio, and Johnson City. Community events include Eastern Star notices, bridge club results, and local visits, with several residents traveling to San Antonio and Fort Worth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kuenemann
Alfred Lehne
Harry Crenwelge
Dennis King rises to stardom on stage and screen
Friends gave crucial advice that steered Dennis King into a singing stage career. He becomes a Paramount luminary in The Vagabond King, a Technicolor musical romance at the Aztec Theatre in San Antonio on March 8. Earlier, King had not planned lyric stage work, though he dreamed of acting. A second engagement at the High School Auditorium is set for March 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis King
Young
King
Palace Theatre Week Delivers Top Pleasures and Laughs
The Palace presents a week of talkies and features headlined by Muder on the Roof with intrigue aboard Corsair's Night Club. The Love Doctor offers light farce while The Battle of Paris showcases WWI era songs and romance. Will Rogers stars in They Had To See Paris with Daisy and Violet Hilton in Kerrville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palace Theatre
Talkies
Stahl
Liberty Magazine
Corsair
Metropolitan
Joe Carrozzo
Anthony Sommers
Larkin
Sommers
Carrozzo
Molly
Sommer
Richard Dix
Paris
San Antonio
Daisy
Violet Hilton
Will Rogers
Kerrville
Will
Youz
America
Nicknamed Purchases Stun New Mexico Drugist
A boy asked for safetida worth a nickel in a New Mexico drug store. He tried to charge it to the name Hunnyfunkle, but the druggist refused, noting he would not write such a bill for a nickel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
Two Weddings at Zion's Lutheran on February Twenty Seventh
Zion's Lutheran Church hosted two weddings on February twenty seventh conducted by Rev F Bracher. Alma Hartmann and Reinhold Quehler wed at two with Gertrude Wehmeyer at the organ. reception at the Hartmann home in Pecan Creek and plans to reside in Palo Alto. Nora Oehler and Ernst E Wilke tied the knot at 430 with Flora Bracher at the organ. reception at the Oehler home and the couple to live in Fredericksburg where Wilke operates Sudden Service Garage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Bracher
Alma Hartmann
Alfred Hartmann
Reinhold Quehler
Fred Oehler
Gertrude Wehmeyer
Nora Oehler
Cora Klein
Waldemar Oehler
Theo Hartmann
Pecan Creek
Palo Alto
G. C. M. A. L. Association Meeting Notes
A regular meeting on February 3 1930 reported two deaths for January: Robert Rosenbusch of San Antonio and Peter Crenwelge of Fredericksburg. The former will be paid from surplus of assessment No 154 and the latter from the emergency fund. Members urged to submit change certificates promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Rosenbusch
San Antonio
Peter Crenwelge
Fredericksburg
Aug
Cameron
Three Great Plays Planned for High School Auditorium
March 15 event features three short plays staged by the high school drama department at the auditorium. Students and faculty invite the community to attend the performances and support the arts program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Plays High School
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Arthur Kuenemann
Elise Kuenemann
Elsa Feuge
Chas. Feuge
Otto Nemky
Near Mason
Frank Gregoire
Joe Gregoire
Falfurrias
Zion’s Lutheran Church
Louis Oehler
Ernst E. Wilke
Flora Bracher
Alfred Wilke
Sudden Service
G. C. M. A. L. Ass’n. Meeting
Stucke
Massey - Harris
Louis F. Oehler
Premier Ranch Bull Sale
Premier Ranch
Mason County, Texas
Robert Preiss Elgin O. Kothmann
R. L. Mauldin & Sons
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