F H S Weekly Echo Weekend Students and Visitors
Texas University students Emmie Kallenberg Cora Koennecke Albertine Koennecke Tony Kott Louise Kott Arthur Kowert Gilbert Kaderli Chester Nagel Lee Kiehne visit home town. Our Lady of the Lake College student Viola Klett, Draughon’s College visitors Kermit Schlueter Ida Eckert Lillie Grona and others attend Independence Day events and university banquets.
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the Texas University
Emmie Kallenberg
Cora
Albertine Koennecke
Tony
Louise Kott
Arthur Kowert
Gilbert Kaderli
Chester Nagel
Lee Kiehne
Viola Klett
Our Lady of the Lake College
San Antonio
Kermit Schlueter
Ida Eckert
Lillie Grona
Draughon
Practical Business College
University of Texas
Kurt Schmidt
Cora Koennecke
Irene Itz
Flora Bracher
Gertrude Wehmeyer
Norman Dietel
Mildred Enderle
Enderle
William Lawson
Lawson
Tony Kott
Sophs
Texas State
Texas
Lillian Arhelger
Henry Kneese
Dayton Weber
Schreiner Institute
Walter Behrens
Hilda Ransleben
San Antonio Business College
Newspaper Staff Roster For City Publication
The roster lists Estella Brannies as editor in chief with Minna Henke and Aline White as assistants. Herman Kuhlmann and May Stein serve in assistant roles, Alma Schmidt as society editor, Wes Gold as sport editor, and Francis Stahl as assistant.
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Estella Brannies
Minna Henke
Aline White
Herman Kuhlmann
Society
May Stein
Alma Schmidt
Wesley Gold
Francis Stahl
Weekend Social Notes From Doss Area
Guido and Norma Klett visited Doss for the weekend. High school visitors to San Antonio included Gertrude Kneese Oct ine Kermit Horlen Theodore Klaerner and Sidney Henke. Olive Manor Nora Hilker Alma Sauer and Richard Bruns spent weekends at home. Victoria Keidel Alma Schmidt and May Stein attended the Fredericksburg Peacock game in San Antonio last Friday. Margaret Keidel spent Friday in San Antonio and Sunday in Kerrville. A misprint in the last paper claimed Elise Weber Victoria Keidel and May Stein rushed to Boerne. they did not go there as they were busy with basketball.
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Guido
Norma Klett
Doss
San Antonio
Gertrude Kneese
Octine
Kermit Horlen
Theodore Klaerner
Sidney Henke
Olive Manor
Nora Hilker
Alma Sauer
Richard Bruns
Victoria Keidel
Alma Schmidt
May Stein
Fredericksburg-Peacock
Margaret Keidel
Kerrville
Elise Weber
Boerne
Fredericksburg Boys Lose to Peacock Military Academy
The Fredericksburg high school basketball team fell 29 to 12 at Peacock Military Academy in San Antonio on February 28, ending their season. Victor Henke, star forward, was disqualified in the last quarter as refereeing remained strict. The first half stood 15-8, Peacock ahead, with both sides strong in the second half.
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Fredericksburg Boys
Peacock
San Antonio
Victor Henke
Fredericksburg
F H S Girls Fall To Boerne After Tough Fight
On February 23 the F H S girls basketball team traveled to Boerne for a 2 30 pm game. The opening period was tight with Boerne up 5 4. Through quarters two and three F H S battled as a Boerne lead held 17 13 and 26 20 before Boerne finished 31 23 after a hard fourth.
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Boerne
F.hs
Faculty News at Texas Ex-students Banquet
High school teachers attended the Texas Ex-students banquet. Esther Mueller Stella Jung Julia Estill Brodie Feuge Klingelhoefer Enderie Johnson and von Rosenberg were listed. Von Rosenberg served as toastmaster.
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Esther Mueller
Stella Jung
Julia Estill
Messrs
Brodie
Feuge
Klingelhoefer
Enderie
Johnson
von Rosenberg
Fehrenbach and Kott Visit San Antonio This Week
Edwin Fehrenbach visited San Antonio on Monday. Helen Kott visited San Antonio during the week.
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Edwin Fehrenbach
San Antonio
Helen Kott
Brady and FHS Girls Split Two Close Games
Fredericksburg girls lost 40 32 at Brady on February 26 with a tight finish after 10 10, 22 18 at half and 31 30 after three. A return game on March 1 outdoors ended 19 15 in favor of FHS, with Brady leading 4 3 early and the teams close throughout.
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Fredericksburg
Brady
Advertising class thanks local contributors and speakers
The advertising class credits Mr. Alex Maier for copies of The San Antonian and Mr. Harris for outdoor advertising magazines. Mr. C J Dooley spoke on Advertising and Salesmanship. An elimination contest for junior declamation is set for 2:30 Friday in the high school auditorium. Aurora Kneese is a patient at Secor Sanatorium Kerrville. Myrtle Wuest has joined the sophomore class.
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Alex Maier
San Antonian
San Antonio
Aurora Kneese
Secor
Kerrville
Myrtle Wuest
F H S Girls Edge Ex Students In Tight Finish
The F H S girl team defeated the Ex Students in a close finish after a seesaw second half. The Ex Students led 15-10 late, but F H S rallied with strong defense and a superintendent incentive to win by a slim margin.
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F.hs
F. H
Old F.hs
High School Assembly Highlights Weekly Hopeful Cheer
On Tuesday February 28 students gathered in the auditorium for the weekly assembly. Faculty and student leaders announced items followed by songs and spirited yells for the basketball teams.
Surprise Shock Killers In Fredericksburg
Detective chief Andrew Sanders orders a secret murder case probe in Fredericksburg Texas after a girl’s body is found nearby. The narrator recalls visiting the burial site and noting two sets of car tracks and two men’s footprints aiding the investigation.
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Guenther R. Wittig
Andrew Sanders
State Detective Department
Fredericksburg
Texas
Mystery of a double murder clues from tire marks and a missing finger
The narrator tracks a pair of killers by tire patterns on Goodrich and Goodyear wheels, boot and shoe impressions, and a missing right-hand middle finger. Clues lead toward the Gulf coast with stops in Llano and Corpus Christi as investigators seek suspects and their car.
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Goodrich
Riverside
Goodyear
Fredericksburg
Mason County
Llano River
Gulf of Mexico
Houston
Corpus Christ
G C M A LASS N MEETING NOTICE
A regular meeting of the G C M A LASS N Association was held on February 3 1930. Two deaths were reported for January Mr Robert Rosenbusch of San Antonio and Mr 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 send missing change certificates. Aug Cameron Secretary.
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Robert Rosenbusch
San Antonio
Peter Crenwelge
Fredericksburg
Aug
Cameron
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