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Fredericksburg Standard

Location

Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 20, 1926

Page

5

Social Notes Highlight Local Gatherings And Bridge Prizes

Kerrville guest Mrs Fred Everston joins Miss Elizabeth Hanisch. San Antonio weekend visits by Miss Lydia Heyne and others. Bridge clubs host high scores prizes including cut glass bowl and embroidered vanity set. San Antonio trips feature several ladies and families with luncheon prizes and lingerie as guest prizes at multiple gatherings.

Fred. Everston Kerrville Elisabeth Hanisch Walter Meckel Gretchen Nagel Viola Juenke Walter Schellhase R. G. Striegler Kermit San Ananzio Felix Keidel Helen Henke Edgar Ochs R. L. Kott William Habericht Needlecraft Society Otto Burgdorf Needlecraft Leola Patton Alfred Schmidt Henry Langerhans Ecards Vida Newberry Dorothy Lewis Harry Priess Victor Keidel Emily Keidel San Antonio Alfred Petsch Peggy Jeff Slater Llano St. Patrick’s Day Werner Reidel H. A. Ries

Eight Children Rescued as Dallas House Burns

Dallas on March 18 saw eight children saved by their parents and a neighbor from a two story house destroyed with furnishings valued at 7000 dollars. Motorcycle officer Wwen Moore aided the women in the rescue and Mrs Evans braved the flames to save 2 year old Marion McFall despite onlookers thinking her beyond help.

Dallas Tex Wwen Moore William Evans Marion McFall

Gillespie County History Books Selling Fast

Notice urges readers to visit the office to purchase Gillespie County History volumes as demand remains high and stock may run out soon.

Gillespie County

Colonel Coolidge Dies as President Heads North

Plymouth Vermont March 18 Colonel C C Coolidge father of the President died at 10 41 p m after a severe heart attack. The President speeded by special train toward Vermont to reach Woodstock before the end. Doctors report he sank into a semi coma and retained pulse at a low level amid a steady decline. Deputy Sheriff McCauley served as bodyguard at the bedside with Mrs Johnson and the physicians during the final hours.

Plymouth Vermont C. C. Colidge White Farm House Angus MacAulay Colonel Coolidge Woodstock Here Albert M. Cram Bridgewater

Reno records 806 divorces in 1925

Reno Nevada, March 17 1925 divorce figures show 806 decrees issued in 1925, 55 more than 1924. Marriage licenses totaled 535. Wives secured 491 decrees and husbands 315, with many cases based on desertion or failure to provide and also cruelty. Children number 530 referenced in compilations.

Reno Nev Cupid

Life of 17 year old holdup boy in hospital after purse snatching

In San Antonio on March 18 a 17 year old holdup boy lies in a local hospital with his left lung pierced by a pistol bullet. Shot Monday night by Miss Marie Lee after snatching her purse, his life hangs in the balance as doctors report slight improvement.

San Antonio Marie Lee

Walter Knoche Bids for Gillespie County Tax Collector

Walter Knoche announces his candidacy for the office of Tax Collector in Gillespie County Texas. The entry affirms his official candidacy and party or affiliation details are not provided in the readable text.

Walter Knoche Gillespie County Texas

District Attorney Announces Candidacy in 33rd Judicial District

The district attorney declares candidacy for the district attorney post in the 33rd judicial district. He invites Democratic primary voters to consider his record and reputation as a citizen.

33Rd Judicial District

Emil Staudt Announces Sheriff Candidacy in Gillespie County

The Standard announces Emil Staudt as a candidate for Sheriff of Gillespie County in the upcoming November election. He seeks the office and the paper records the formal declaration and candidacy.

Emil Staudt Gillespie County

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