Play a Great Success at Methodist Church
The Arizona Cowboy, a four western play, was staged Monday and Tuesday by Methodist Church members Mrs. Daniel Durst Irene Tobin Lena Oehler Hulda and Clara Durst Marvin Tobin Webster Durst Rueben Walter and Marvin Thiele Daniel Durst Herbie and Herman Oehler and Forest Bode. Bein Hall was full both nights as players depicted the characters well and proceeds totaling about sixty dollars go to church and parsonage improvements.
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Methodist Church
Daniel Durst
Irene Tobin
Lena Oehler
Hulda
Clara Durst
Marvin Tobin
Webster Durst
Rueben
Walter
Marvin Thiele
Herbie
Herman Oehler
Forest Bode
Harper and area residents visit theatres and towns
Local residents from Harper Kerrville Fredericksburg and San Antonio travel for visits shopping and theatre. The Harper High School seniors split two basketball games with Hunt with girls winning 2 1 and boys losing 24 17.
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Harper High School
Hunt
Harper
Social Notes From Fredericksburg Region
Post Oak observers report visits from Albert Brodbeck Fredericksburg to Adam Red, and Ivan Petermann family in Fredericksburg. Willie Langbein Cherry Springs visits John and Mrs Middleton. Ruby’s birthday party at Willie Red’s home. Estella Schmidt San Antonio visits Ernst Schmidt family. Flora Scharenhorst visiting Albert and Mrs Kilburn. John Middleton and daughters Bettie Oma Fred visits. Langbein hosts. Chas Scharenhorst family visit in Fredericksburg. Bettie Oma Middleton trip to Austin.
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Albert Brodbeck
Fredericksburg
Adam Red
Ivan Petermann
Willie Langbein
Cherry Springs
John Middleton
Willie Red
Ruby
Estella Schmidt
San Antonio
Ernst Schmidt
Love
Flora Scharenhorst
Kilburn
Albert
Bettie
Oma
Chas Scharenhorst
Ophelia
Edmund
Fritz Scharenhorst
Oma Middleton
Austin
Doss Personal Notes and Visits Across Towns
Doss social column records deaths and family news including the passing of John B. Marre in Little Rock Arkansas and numerous visits and trips among local families. Entries mention hospital operation for Arthur Dittmar, a newborn girl to Lonie Miller, and several visits involving Friedrich, Wahrmund, Mund, Dittmar, Klett, and Baethge families with relatives from Fredericksburg Kerrville Mason and Hilda.
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Christ Wahrmund
John B. Marre
Little Rock
Ark
Edgar Friedrich
Floyd
Erwin Welch
Chas. Friedrich
Arthur Dittmar
Fredericksburg
Lonie Miller
Doss
Handy Stop
Peter’s Hall
Chas
Friedrich
Lena
Albert
Carl
Eugene
Norwin
Victor Crenwelge
Elgin Mund
Harry Wahrmund
Ernest Bober
Hilda
Jack Nixon
Mason
Guido
Walter
Norma Klett
Emil Mund
A. A. Davis
Edwin Dittmar
Henry Hartmann
Rueben
May Louise
Lora Baethge
Kerrville
Chas Friederich
Willie Friederich
Award Moellering
Gold
Evelyn Stulken
Kurt Solbrig
Mystery of Goat Theft Solved in Texas
Brady Texas March 1. About 90 days ago 47 goats and kids were stolen from Sid Espy’s pasture. All animals were fire branded, two brands seen on different pastures. No ownership claims were filed. Advertisement for sheep and goat shearing equipment appears at Oscar Krauskopf with repairs offered.
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Brady
Tex
Sid Espy
McCullouch County
Kerrville Hospital adopts flat rate to curb costs
The Kerrville Clinic and Secor Hospital announce a flat rate plan reducing hospital costs from 25 to 100 dollars per case. The hospital stresses maintained supervision by a Fellow of the American College of Surgeons and an RN, with options for relatives to stay or bring meals, and free camping rooms to further cut expenses.
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Kerrville Clinic
Secor Hospital
Hill Country
American College of Surgeons
R. N
Adv
Explosion Wrecks San Angelo Telegraph Office
In San Angelo on March 1 Mrs. A Neilson a Western Union employee was critically burned and six others were injured when a dynamite driven blast wrecked the telegraph office. Seven people were pulled from the rubble. investigators probed the cause amid debris strewn by the blast.
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San Angelo
A. Neilson
Western Union
Telegraph Company
John Parker
Widow Recounts Dry Raid Killings in Oklahoma
Mrs. Pearl Redding, widow of George L. Redding, alleges federal agents shot her unarmed husband during a raid in Lulsa Oklahoma. She names H E Jones as a shooter and says M L Storms was wounded. A murder case against three agents and her arrest on conspiracy charges follow.
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Lulsa
Okla
Prohibition
Pearl Redding
George L. Redding
W. F. Wolverton
M. E. Craig
H. E. Jones
Universal Electric Refrigerator At $175.00 From Sterling Co
Sterling Electric Co offers a new universal electric refrigerator for 175 dollars. Customers may ask for a descriptive folder by phone or mail from Westinghouse electrification dealers at 117.
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Sterling Electric CO
Westinghouse Electrification
Wimberly Indicted in San Marcos Killing
San Marcos Texas March 3 The district attorney confirms Andrew J. Wimberly 62 indicted by a grand jury in the fatal shooting of Riley W Plant last September M B Cochran was wounded at the same time Assistant District Attorney J Lee Deiter said Wimberley's case would be called March 10.
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San Marcos
Tex
Andrew J. Wimberly
Riley W. Plant
M. B. Cochran
J. Lee Deiter
Wimberley
Pecan Trees Bring Rich Returns for Central Texas Grower
The Dallas Journal notes a Cen tral Texas man harvesting strong profits this year from four pecan trees planted eight years ago as ornamentals.
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The
Dallas Journal
Texas
Cystex 48 Hour Test Advertises Quick Bladder Relief
An advertisement promotes Cystex as a remedy for bladder irregularities and irritation causing sleep disturbance and pain. It urges readers to try Cystex with a money back guarantee if no rapid improvement and mentions Centra Drug Co. as the distributor.
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Sentral Drug Co.andv
Local Water Supply Ad Promotes Aermotor Mills
An OSCAR KRAUSKOPF advertisement promotes Aermotor windmills and water supply materials at reasonable prices. It also offers a full line of plumbing materials and guaranteed sanitary work.
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Oscar Krauskopf
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