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Newspaper
Fredericksburg Standard
Location
Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1925
Page
1
Levy Danz demonstrated a pistol shot to residents provoking Sheriff’s displeasure and was found guilty of carrying a pistol by Justice A W Petmecky and bound over to the district court. Albert Klein faced a charge of selling an intoxicating beverage with bond set at 1000 for grand jury consideration.
Mrs. Herman Ochs and grandson Felix Van der Stucken visit Fredericksburg with Dora van der Stucken as San Antonio links continue. Several gatherings occur from birthday dinners to Reading Club lessons on King Lear. Local residents entertain guests from Pflugerville, New Braunfels, Llano, and Converse with bridge clubs and church dedications noted.
A historical column warns against speculative bets while detailing the Giants pitchers Hollmig Collins Lee Seydler Duncan Stahmann McGrath Mueller and Goodwin. It covers game appearances wins losses innings pitched batters faced and notable performances from prior seasons.
Fredericksburg Independent School District voters rejected raising the tax from 15 to 50 cents per 100 dollars. The tally shows 225 in favor and 427 against. With trustee elections near, officials are not expected to pursue further enforcement of the statute.
Mrs Aug Jordan accompanied by her son Reuben visited relatives and friends in Austin and Buda in the latter part of last week.
Eugene Zesch, a respected Mason County citizen, died last Sunday after a lingering illness. Relatives and friends from the county attended his funeral Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Christian and family visited Austin to see Louis Stehling at St Edwards College. Fritz Roeder and Fritz Kuebel leased the Fredericksburg Turner dance hall and plan regular public dances starting Easter Monday.
In a school election note, citizens are urged to vote for trustees who place children first. It notes the April 4 election date, lists current Fredericksburg School Board members, and announces a March 30 mass meeting at the courthouse to nominate four trustees.
Farmers and poultry raisers form the Hill Country Egg Circle with eleven members. They plan to market eggs by May first, with H. C. Maier buying eggs at a premium. Officers include Mrs. Christ. Mathisen president and Emil H. Badhge secretary treasurer. Members urged to join and remove male birds by April first.
A dance is scheduled at Handy Stop Hall on April 4. Casper Molberg is visiting relatives in San Antonio. Willie Hohenberger of El Paso is visiting relatives and friends in Fredericksburg.
Miss Esther Reichenau accepts a position at Keidel and Kallenberg's Drug Store as workers finish a contemporary bungalow for Mr. Fred Riley.
Mrs Ida Newton and Miss Charlotte of Kerrville visited at Mr Leo J Blanchard's home last Sunday. Mr and Mrs Temple D Smith returned from San Antonio. Albert Durst and family visited relatives at Maxville Texas last week. Mrs Hy Broughly and her son from Hellotes spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Parrott of this area.
Mr Hy Holmers of Eden visited relatives and friends in our burg last weekend. On Saturday night Walter Pfeil was honored with a surprise birthday party by many friends. The gathering was described as a delightful evening.
Last Saturday Mrs. Mary Grosenbacher Miss Selma and Mr. A W Grosenbacher with Mr E H Grosenbacher and families and Mr Rd Ersch and family visited relatives and friends in San Antonio. They were accompanied by Mrs. Eddie Tate on their way home Monday.
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