Reflection of School Life Highlighted by Local Students
Miss Viola Braeutigam of the Southland Greyhound Lines in San Antonio visited home folks this weekend. Schreiner Institute peers Clemens Petsch Victor and Henry Kneese played basketball. Smoky Klaerner and Petermann joined Rice Institute spring training. alumni Bremer from Texas University watched a debate between Kansas and Texas University and shared notes with the F H S high school advertising class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viola Braeutigam
Southland Greyhound Lines
San Antonio
Clemens Petsch
Schreiner Institute
Alberta Keidel
Texas University
Ida Eckert
Draughons Business College
Chester
Smoky” Klaerner
Hill Billies
Rice Institute
Houston
Smoky
Rice
Victor
Henry Kneese
Kerrville
Hugo Petermann
Robert Klett, Jr
The
Schreiner
Franklin Bremer
Kansas University
Texas
Franklin
Contestants for County Meet Selected for Declamation and Spelling
The juniors declamation try-out named Audrey Burgdorf Evelyn Jacoby Julia Schmidt as top contenders with Julia as substitute. Boys finalists include Harvey Ransleben first Paul Koerner second Francis Schuch substitute. Judges were Von Rosenberg Hanna and Usener. County meet entrants for number sense Ver Nelle Houy Leola Usener Margie Schmidt. Sub-junior spelling winner Louise Brodie Ruth Stein runner-up Margaret Roos substitute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Audrey Burgdorf
Evelyn Jacoby
Julia Schmidt
Harvey Ransleben
Paul Koerner
Francis Schuch
von Rosenberg
Hanna
Usener
Ver Nelle Houy
Leola Usener
Margie Schmidt
Margie Ransleben
Louise Brodie
Ruth Stein
Margaret Roos
Extemporaneous Speaking Contest Held at Local Auditorium
The Extemporaneous Speaking contest of the Interscholastic League took place Tuesday afternoon in the F. H. 8 S. Auditorium with Eckert Morris Ranch and Stonewall as participants. Contestants chose one of seven subjects and had thirty minutes to prepare before delivering speeches on topics such as a Biography of Charles Evan Hayes and Should Hoovercrafts be allowed to Vote. Judges C. W. von Rosenberg R. W. Klingeloefer and Miss Julia Estill scored based on thought organization and delivery. Morris Ranch won first place with Stonewall second and Eckert third.
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F. H
Eckert
Morris Ranch
Stonewall
Charles Evan Hayes
Hoovercrafs
C. W. von Rosenberg
R. W. Klingeloefer
Julia Estill
Fredericksburg Implement Company to fund book covers
Thanks are due the Fredericksburg Implement Company for furnishing Wallraven book covers free of charge to all children in the public schools next year.
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Fredericksburg Implement Company
Faculty News Weekend Visits Across Texas and Mexico
Mr. Charles von Rosenberg spent the week end at Kerrville. Miss Stella Jung visited in Eagle Pass and C. P. Diaz in Mexico over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles von Rosenberg
Kerrville
Stella Jung
Eagle Pass
C. P. Diaz
Mexico
Fitch's Dandruff-Remover Shampoo Ad
Do not tolerate dandruff use Fitch's Dandruff-Remover Shampoo to wash away dandruff and dirt. The ad promotes a quick banishment of dandruff with a 1.29 dollar size product from Central Drug Store Co. Regulated pricing listed.
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Fitch
Central Drug Store Co
Newspaper Masthead and Editorial Staff Listing
City newspaper lists editor in chief Estella Brannies and editors May Stein Wesley Gold along with assistants Alma Schmidt Herman Kuhlmann and Minna Henke Aline White and Francis Stahl, outlining editorial roles across society sports and management.
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Estella Brannies
Minna Henke
Aline White
Herman Kuhlmann
Society
May Stein
Alma Schmidt
Wesley Gold
Francis Stahl
Students win in senior declamation contest
Eleanor Brodie won first in girls with The Still Undiscovered America and Blanche Kaderli took second with Today's Call to Youth. Kermit Horlen led boys with Education through Occupation while Werner Borchers placed second with a letter of advice by Robert E. Lee to his son. Judges were Mrs. Hanna Mr Felix Stehling and Rev Gammenthaler.
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Hanna
Felix Stehling
Gammenthaler
Eleanor Brodie
Blanche Kaderli
Eleanor
Sprague
America
Kermit Horlen
Werner Borchers
Robert E. Lee
Werner
Weekend Visits Across Texas and Homebound Residents
Cora Brown stayed at her Johnson City home while Herman Kuhlmann and Harvey Klaerner enjoyed a pleasure trip to Austin on Saturday. Richard Bruns spent the weekend at his Crabapple residence. May Stein and Victoria Keidel visited San Antonio for Friday and Saturday, with Elise Weber accompanying her brother there Sunday. Alma Sauer spent Saturday and Sunday in Doss, and Selma McCullan from San Antonio visited Matilda Lucas on Sunday.
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Cora Brown
Johnson City
Herman Kuhlmann
Harvey Klaerner
Austin
Richard Bruns
Crabapple
May Stein
Victoria Keidel
San Antonio
Elise Weber
Alma Sauer
Doss
Selma McCullan
Matilda Lucas
Children Immunized with Diphtheria Serum This Week
Dr Keidel and Dr Bolding assisted by four nurses immunized many grammar grade students under twelve and several preschool children on Monday and Thursday this week.
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Keidel
First Grade Studies Holland in Classroom Diorama
The class built a sandtable landscape of Holland with flowers representing tulips and miniature fields dikes canals bridges and windmills. Clara Kneese Madeline and Margaret Holly visited Kerrville on Sunday.
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Holland
Clara Kneese
Madeline
Margaret Holly
Kerrville
Assembly Notes College Auditorium March 6 Recap
On Thursday March 6 the student body gathered in the auditorium. Announcements covered examinations and the remainder of the time was devoted to singing which all enjoyed enthusiastically.
Grammar Grade Honor Roll Students
Third Grade: Gertrude Apelt Adele Borchers Louise Brodie Cal vin Durst Maria Guerra Harold Habenicht Dora Henke Madeline Holy Nesbit Jacoby Margaret Klingelhoefer Isabelle Kordzik Raymond Kuenemann Raymond Land Ruby Mann Louise Peter mann Gretchen Ransleben Margaret Roos. Fourth Grade: Louise Enderle Clarence Nixon Ruth Stein. Fifth Grade: Ruth Cora Brannies Norma Henke Helen Kott Janice Reed Oliver Schneider Edward White. Sixth Grade: Emma Hohmann Paul Koerner Elfrida Manske Clara Mueller Josephine Stahl Audrey Stein. Seventh Grade: Verdell Houy Margie Schmidt Leola Usener.
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Gertrude Apelt
Adele Borchers
Louise Brodie
Calvin Durst
Maria Guerra
Harold Habenicht
Dora Henke
Madeline Holy
Nesbit Jacoby
Margaret Klingelhoefer
Isabelle Kordzik
Raymond Kuenemann
Raymond Land
Ruby Mann
Louise Petermann
Gretchen Ransleben
Margaret Roos
Louise Enderle
Clarence Nixon
Ruth Stein
Ruth Cora Brannies
Norma Henke
Helen Kott
Janice Reed
Oliver Schneider
Edward White
Emma Hohmann
Paul Koerner
Elfrida Manske
Clara Mueller
Josephine Stahl
Audrey Stein
Verdell Houy
Margie Schmidt
Leola Usener
Classroom News Highlights End Term Examinations
High school ends third term as all classes prepare for exams. Seniors await results while junior Guenther Wittig enjoys praise for his detective story A Surprise Lock in the Echo. He hopes for a future with a detective magazine or agency.
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Guenther Wittig
Detective Story
Brady Ranchman Slain in Scuffle
John Wright a Brady Texas ranchman was shot twice and killed in a car near Brady after a struggle. Arthur Laughlin a 29 year old ranchhand was jailed on the charge of firing the shots. Wright leaves a wife and an eight year old son and was recently separated.
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Brady
Tex
John Wright
Arthur Laughlin
Laughlin
Wright
Officer Charged After Shooting Woman in Galveston
In Galveston on March 6 John Adams an elderly special officer for the Galveston Houston and Henderson railway was charged with assault to murder after firing at 27 year old Marie Doherty on her porch. Doherty was rushed to a hospital with a bullet wound through her abdomen and was not expected to live.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galveston
John Adams
Texas Cement Industry Growth in 1929 Figures
The first cement plant west of the Mississippi started in San Antonio. Texas has nine plants in total with two each in San Antonio Houston and Dallas and one each in Fort Worth El Paso and Waco. 1929 production reached 6 345 604 barrels. Kolmeier Kilier Co promotes wire nails steel posts poultry netting and lawn fencing. I J Case tractors threshers and combines display at St 22 24 Oscar Krauskopf.
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Mississippi
United States
San Antonio
Texas
Houston
Dallas
Fort Worth
el Paso
Waco
J. J. Case
Oscar Krauskopf
Kolmeier & Kilier Co
High School Orchestra Invited to Harper Program
The High School Orchestra has been invited to assist in a program at Harper Tuesday night.
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Harper
Commercial Room News Feature on Student and Goods
Geraldyn Schoenewolf, an honor roll student in the second year typewriting class, is highlighted. A display note describes arrivals of ladies dress shoes and silk dresses, noting a nice lot now on display for shoppers.
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Geraldyn Schoenewolf
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F.H.S. Weekly Echo
Dandruff
Society News
Assembly
Selma Schneider
Rakkce Pheatve
Hoot Gibson
Courtin
Wildcats
Scotland Yard
Jack Mulhall
Sun.Mon
Betty Compson
Jack Okie
Paramount Sound News
Vitaphone
Paramount News
Comedy and Sound News
Orchestra News
Schroeder Bros
Burg
Harmony Boys
I . Ay Hy
F.C. Pennington
Felix Hahn
Mgr
Our
Schanduu & Reichenau Sheet Metal
Hereford
Edwin Henke
Morris Ranch, Texas
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