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Fredericksburg Standard

Location

Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 23, 1929

Page

13

Fredericksburg Park and Golf Association Holds Stockholders Meeting

The Fredericksburg Park and Golf Association held its annual stockholders meeting Monday night. Treasurer Oo Burgdorf reported increased park business and yearlong improvements. A stock drive to raise capital was approved and a stock solicitation committee was named. Directors elected for two years include A H Brodie Alvin Stehling C J Dooley Edgar Marschall Felix Saenger and Hugo Walter. Officers named are Max Schoenewolf president H A Ries vice president Lawrence Knopp secretary treasurer and Norman J Keller acting secretary.

Oo Burgdorf Edgar Marschall A. H. Brodie Alvin Stehling C. J. Dooley Felix Saenger Hugo Walter Max Schoenewolf H. A. Ries Erwin Kraus John W. Metzger Lawrence Knopp Fritz Joseph Norman J. Keller

Death of Mrs. Minna Jacoby in Menard County

Mrs. Minna Jacoby nee Schmitz died at her home in Menard County on Friday morning March 15 1929 aged 74 years 1 month 19 days. Born January 24 1855 she married Edmund C Jacoby in 1875. They raised ten children and she leaves 37 grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Funeral details not listed.

Mina Jacoby Schmitz Menard County Edmund C. Jacoby Pecan Creek Chara Louis Hahn Edmund Jr Hans Tom Fritz Max Walter Katy Gus Eckert Rosa Alfred Kuhlmann Ella Jacoby Peacce

Fredericksburg Chamber Donates Four Silver Loving Cups

The Fredericksburg Chamber of Commerce presents four silver loving cups to promote school competition. A 12 inch cup goes to the one teacher school with top field and literary scores, smaller cups for two or three teacher schools with similar wins. Nine inch cups honor best literary records by one teacher schools. Judge Herman Usener is director general of the meet with R W Klingelhoefer directing athletics and Miss Alma Hoffmann leading spelling.

Fredericksburg B. Ti. Bohmfalk Alma Hoffmann Ruby Truitt Albertine Koennecke Alfred C. Hefmann Cora Hahn E. L. Schimdt

Mrs. Frieda Tatsch Marschall Laid To Rest in Harper Cemetery

Mrs. Ed Marschall born Frieda Tatsch on Live Oak Creek near Fredericksburg March 26 1887 died March 11 1929 after influenza led to heart failure. She married Ed Marschall October 9 1897 and left five children Rudi Victor Laura Viola Eldon, plus her mother four brothers four sisters and a stepsister. Funeral services were held at the Lutheran Church March 13 1929 with Rev W Wolf. interment in Harper Cemetery.

Ed. Marschall Harper Cemetery Marschall Frieda Tatsch Live Oak Creek Fredericksburg Lutheran Church Gratzle Rudi Victor Laura Viola Eldon Tatsch Ferdinnand Edmund Emil Reinhold Henry Eckstein Charlie Kott Walter Schaper Henry Ahrens W. Wolf Harper Herald

New Owner Takes Over Schneider Flour and Grain

Eug. C. Schmidt, formerly a Fredericksburg barber, has purchased the warehouse stock from Wm. Schneider Flour and Grain and will continue the business at the same Fredericksburg location. We wish him success.

Schneider Flour Eug. C. Schmidt Fredericksburg Schneider

Government Insurance for World War Veterans Expanded

Reuben Jordan alerts veterans that a wartime amendment expands U S Government Insurance eligibility. The plan offers 1000 to 10000 dollars with premiums due monthly and seven policy forms. Veterans must prove good health and file proper applications via Veterans Bureau offices or Legion posts.

U. S Reuben Jordan American Legion U.S United States U. S. Veterans’ Bureau United States Veterans Bureau U. S. Veterans Bureau Washington, D. C Legion

Trial at Mason jurors and verdict in Herrera murder case

Trial of Ofilio Herrera for the murder of Mason County Sheriff Allan T. Murray concluded with Herrera found guilty and sentenced to death by a Mason County jury. Key witness Antonio Chavez testified that Herrera fired the fatal shots. Chavez later became a state witness.

Ofilio Herrera Allan T. Murray Mason County J. H. McLean F. H. Hammond Walter Woodward Coleman State Sheriffs’ Association Carl Range C. J. Matthews San Antonio George Brooks John Schuessler E. J. Skelton Carl Runge C. J. Mathews Herrera Antonio Chavez Chavez Murray Here

City Commission Candidates Announce Re-Election Bids

Messrs Joe Stein Al fred Schmidt and Arthur Kuene mann announce plans to run for re election to the city commission. The statements appear in today’s Standard.

Joe Stein Alfred Schmidt Arthur Kuenemann The Standard

Itz Couple Welcome 11 Pound Son

Mr and Mrs Erwin Itz announce the birth of an 11 pound son last week Monday. Mr John Grosenbacher and Miss Annie Grosenbacher of Roosevelt Texas visited relatives in Gillespie County.

Erwin Itz John Grosenbacher Annie Grosenbacher Roosevelt, Tex Gillespie Co

Death of Ralph Radetzky A Fredericksburg Youth

Ralph Radetzky son of Rev and Mrs F W Radetzky died in a local hospital after a ten week illness. Born Castell May 14 1911 he was 17 years 10 months and 5 days. He moved to Fredericksburg in 1926 and graduated Fredericksburg High School in 1928. He survived by his parents four brothers a sister and other relatives. Funeral services were held at the M E Church South with several pastors assisting and a Boy Scout honor guard. He was described as industrious with a cheerful disposition and deeply mourned by many in the community.

Ralph Radetzky F. W. Radetzky Young Radetzky Castell Fredericksburg M. E. Church South Fredericksburg High School San Antonio Business College Henry Elbert Wesley Vernon Vernelle Lee Ilensch A. R. Vetter Art A. J. Traeger Hilda F. Froehner Mason G. C. Brannies W. L. Barr Llano Order of the Golden Star Vera Reinbach Helen Stucke Ralph

Warden Althaus Arrests Violators Across Texas Trips

Game Warden Eugene Althaus returned from a Dallas Fort Worth and Waco trek where he made several arrests for game law violations. The offenses occurred in Gillespie County.

Eugene Althaus Dallas Ft. Worth Waco Gillespie County

Hahn named Gillespie County Commissioner in February term

The County Judge certified a district court judgment naming Fred Hahn as the elected Commissioner of Precinct No. 2. W L Brandon is ordered to surrender the office upon Hahn’s qualification. Hahn’s oath, bond, and ex officio road duties are noted, with Brandon’s salary set and Alex E. Jung appointed County Attorney with bond filed.

District Court Gillespie County Fred Hahn W. L. Brandon Gilespie Fred. Hahn Alex E. Jung Texas

Local man Henry Kusenberger Ends Life in Gillespie County

Henry Kusenberger died by self-inflicted gunshot on Tuesday morning at his Gillespie County home. He was born October 10, 1859, and survived by two wives, a child, four brothers, a sister, and two grandchildren. Interment followed at the City Cemetery after a Wednesday service with the Sons of Herman lodge.

Louise Heiligmann Charles Albert Fritz Kusenberger Gillespie County Emil Kusenberger San Antonio Charles Frantzen Sons of Herman

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Fredericksburg Park and Golf Association Minna Jacoby God Alfred Petsch Walter Petsch Commissioners’ Court Henry Kusenberger R. G. Striegler Priess Edg Bstract CO. Insurance A. P. C H. Sageriel
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