Local millinery shop owner H B Daugherty dies at 62
Howard Brown Daugherty a Fredericksburg milliner owner of The Fashion and widow Georgia B Housemann led a life spanning Salsburg Pennsylvania to Brownsville Ohio. He died Friday from a heart attack at West Main Street shop. Funeral Monday at Beckman with ministers from Methodist and Baptist churches. Remains sent to San Antonio for cremation. He served in rail and real estate before moving to Fredericksburg in 1929 to open The Fashion. Survived by widow, brother Floyd M Daugherty and sister Mrs Clarence Sanders. one brother preceded him in death.
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Howard Brown Daugherty
Fredericksburg
West Main Street
Beckman Funeral
Ivan O. Donaldson
First Methodist Church
F. E. Kirchner
First Baptist Church
W. C. Hoffmann
San Antonio
Daugherty
Salsburg
Clark Daugherty
Georgia B. House
Mann
Fostoria
Ohio
Floyd M. Daulgerty
Washington, D. C
Clarence Sanders
Richwood
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Willard Ohio
Brownsville
Community Club Backing School Band and Local Happenings
The Stonewall Community Club voted to help finance the newly formed school band and planned future support at the next meeting. Reports noted the cemetery cleanup committee remains active. Local residents shared weekend visits and trips to San Antonio New Braunfels and Austin.
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Stonewall Community Club
Virginia Weinheimer
Agnes Nebgen
Helen Jacoby
Pano
Joanne
Clara Weinheimer
Rubber Stamps Seed a Stamp in Your Business
Local notice notes a three day service offer from Fredericksburg Publishing Co Inc. for a full line of battle and crop mortgage forms blank notes and installment mortgage forms available through their distribution channels.
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Frecerics Cracg Pub. Co., Inc
Fredericksburg Publishing Company
Monday No Longer Blue When The Wash Is Done Electrically
The article explains how electric service transforms farm laundry. Hot and cold running water, a modern electric washer with power wringer, and an electric iron cut wash time from hours to about three, saving up to six hours per wash day. Prices range from 50 to 150 dollars for machines, with monthly electricity cost around 10 to 15 cents at five cents per kWh.
Rites Held Friday For Mrs V Novian
Funeral services were held Friday morning February 26 from Schaetter's Funeral Home and St Mary's Church for Mrs Valentine Novian nee Anna Heep aged 71 years 11 months and 19 days. She died February 26 after a long illness and is survived by husband Valentine and six children four sons and two daughters with numerous grandchildren and siblings. Interment followed in the Catholic Cemetery at Luckenbach.
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Schaetter
Olga
Novian
Otto Hopf
Christian
Anton Weinheimer
Theo
Jacob
Geo
Joe Heep
John
William Heep
Fredericksburg visits and funeral attendance noted
Continued from page one relatives from Fredericksburg visited in San Antonio Saturday and Sunday. Attendees at the funeral of Max Ransleben in Fredericksburg Friday included Harry Schmidt Elgin Schmidt and Arthur Schmidt. Ransleben was the father of Mrs. Harry Schmidt. Sympathy extended. Theodore Koen necker and family visited Fredericksburg on business Saturday and brought Esther home to spend the weekend. Fredericksburg Drive In Station advertises Rubin Crenwelge, proprietor.
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Chas. Ahrens
Ahrens
Ernest Hodges
O. L. Porter
Houston
Alvin Weinheimer
San Antonio
Otto Beckmann
Paula
Evelyn
Hy. Petsch
Felix Jenschks
Henry Beckmann
New Braunfels
Paul Pehl
Clarence Nielsen
Emmy Lou Nielsen
Jenschke
Nebgen
Austin
Walter Ottmers
Fredericksburg
Max Ransleben
Harry Schmidt
Elgin Schmidt
Arthur Schmidt
Ransleben
Theodore Koennecker
Esther
Comport Woman Emma Hoerner Lindner Laid To Rest
Mrs Julius Lindner nee Emma Hoerner of Comfort dies Friday at 78 years 7 months 24 days. Funeral March 3 at 2 30 pm under Rev P S Connell with church and mixed choirs. survived by children Otlo Michael Willie Rudolf Gretchen Liz Helene Hammis and Teresa plus 16 grandchildren and 17 great grandchildren.
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Julius Lindner
Comfort
Emma Hoerner
Gillespie County
Qotlo
Michael
Willie
Rudolf
Gretchen
Chas
Boerner
Sisterdale
Liz’iz
Albert Kleck
Helene
Julius Albrecht
Chehalis
Washington
Hmmis
N. A. Voss
Prescott
Wisconsin
Theresa
Julius
Rudolf Heerner
Maria
Jacob Rusch
P. S. Connell
Comfort Mixed
Schaetter-Lindner Funeral Home
Austin Lyceum Lecture Promises Public Benefit
Side Glances notes the Austin Lyceum convening for public exercises with Mr. G. K. Teulon delivering a lecture. It recalls the Sixth Anniversary of independence celebrated in Austin with a ball at the capitol and urges patronage of home town merchants.
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Austin Lyceum
G. K. Teulon
Capitol
Texas Sentinel
Austin
Final Rites For M. A. Ransleben Sr Conducted Friday
Max A. Ransleben Sr died Thursday at 4:45 a m at age 86. Two ceremonies were held at Schaetter Funeral Home with Rev Q O Lindenberg officiating. burial followed in City Cemetery. Survivors include wife Anna Molzberger, children Richard Fredricksburg Meta Wahl Alma Eckhardt Emma Crenwelge Theo Albertine Mueller Henry Weidenfeller Lorine Weidenfeller. 17 grandchildren and 3 great grandchildren. brothers Julius Ransleben Oscar Carl Hilmar Josephine and Fritz.
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Max A. Ransleben
QO. Lindenberg
Holy Ghost Lutheran Church
Bethany
Schaetter
Cemetry
Ransleben
Julius Ransleben
Gillespie County
Agnes Molzberger
Anna Molzberger
Richard
Frederiksburg
Meta
Edwin Wahl
Junction
Alma
Benno Eckhardt
Lisa
Harry Schmidt
Emma
Fredericksburg Resident Josef Dolezal Laid To Rest
Josef Dolezal a German native who lived in Fredericksburg 31 years died Saturday March 1 at 4 p m aged 88 years 11 months 26 days Final rites were held March 3 at 10 a m at Schaetter Funeral Home with Rev O F Kattner officiating Interment followed in City Cemetery He was born March 5 1852 in Germany son of Frank and unknown Dolezal He married Anna Hurtova on Sept 22 1890 in Fayette County Surviving are children Charles Eddie Louis Anna Mrs Arthur Kaderli Fredericksburg Pete Jerome El Paso Francis Mrs F Seaward Yoakum 21 grandchildren and one great grandchild Four children preceded him in death.
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Josef Dolezal
Germany
Fredericksburg
Dolezal
Schaetter
O. F. Kattner
Edison Street Methodist Church
Frank Dolezal
Anna Hurtova
Fayette County
Charles
Eddie
Louis
Anna
Arthur Kaderli
Pete
Jerome
el Paso
Francis
F. Seaward
Yoakum
Texas
Max Martin Retired Mason Rancher Dies at 77
Max Martin 77 prominent Mason County rancher and banker died after living with his daughter. He helped organize the Commercial Bank of Mason in 1901 and served as cashier for a decade. Survived by son Kurt Martin, daughter Mrs Thad Ziegler of San Antonio, four grandchildren and one great grandchild. Funeral was held in Mason.
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Max Martin
Mason County
Thad Ziegler
San Antonio
Martin
Anna Martin
Charles L. Martin
Commercial Bank of Mason
Black House
Mason
Hedwig Mebus
Germany
Kurt Martin
Bruns Sworn In as Justice of Peace
Bruns was sworn in as Justice of the Peace on Saturday March 1 by County Clerk Henry H. Houy and took office immediately. He succeeds Ad Mergenthaler who held the post after Leo J. Blanchard resigned to join active army duty.
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Bruns
Henry H. Houy
Ad. Mergenthaler
Leo J. Blanchard
Fredericksburg Business Leader and Credit Bureau Founder
Business men note recalls a former board member who helped start the Fredericksburg Credit Bureau and served as treasurer in the organization’s early days. His hobbies include hunting tennis reading and football remains his favorite spectator sport. Subscribe to the Standard.
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Fredericksburg
CARDUS promoted for relief of menstrual discomfort
The article touts CARDUS as a remedy for periodic discomfort from functional dysmenorrhea caused by malnutrition. It claims to sharpen appetite, stimulate gastric juices, aid digestion, and build resistance to distress, recommending use before and during the period and noting 50 years of popularity.
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Cardus
Unclear Insurance Note Sparks Cautionary Inquiry
Fragmentary line urges families to contact Austin Mutual for protection details. The snippet implies a safety or insurance promotion but provides no specifics on policy types or coverage.
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H. B. Daugherty
Stonewall
Ira Miller
Farm Electrification Bureau
V. Novian
Fredericksburg Drive-In Station
Rubin Crenwelge
Comport
Lindner
Johann Hoerner
Telegraph and
Texas Register
M. A. Ransleben Sr
Justice OF Peace
Austin Mutual Ty Day
J. E. Roberts
Ben H. Powell
Calif
Kallenberg’s
Willard
Schneider’s Hatchery
Sts
Western Auto Store
Alvin J. Wirtz
Horace W. Bishop
Littlefield Bldg
Austin, Texas
H. C. Koch
City Radio & Electric Company
Alfred Duecker
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