Tragic Death Of 19 Year Old Bernhard Hoerster
Bernhard Hoerster son of Mr and Mrs John Hoerster of Mason died at 2 30 Sunday afternoon after nearly 14 months confinement to bed. He was found unconscious in a pasture last year after an incident with a cactus berry. He recovered consciousness but remained ill until his death. He was buried Monday at the parents home with Rev A Witt officiating. The family mourns this untimely loss and receives sympathy.
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Bernhard
John Hoerster
Mason
Young Hoerster
Rev
A. Witt
Baseball and Music Sunday Free at Fair Grounds
The 2nd Division’s top regimental baseball teams meet at the Fair Grounds at 2:30 Sunday afternoon May 10. A 30 man military band will play during the game. Admission is free at gates and grandstand, and the event may draw thousands from Gillespie County as crowds arrive to view the camps. First come, first served for seating as the grandstand may fill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fair Grounds
Gillespie
Petition Urges Auto for Gillespie Sheriff
A circulated petition in Gillespie County asks the Commissioners Court to buy an automobile for Sheriff Alfred Klaerner to enable him to perform duties effectively. The petition argues current salary is insufficient and praises Klaerner as a capable peace officer. it seeks court action if legally authorized. Also noted Mr and Mrs Peter Knopp are visiting in Austin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gillespie County
Commissioners Court
Alfred Klaerner
Klaerner
Boy Kicked by Pony Horse After Ride in Fredericksburg
Francis Walch, 6 or 7, son of Felix Walch, was kicked in the face by a frightened horse while riding with a smaller companion. He remained unconscious for a time but the physician says long term injury is unlikely. Local timers 6000 Schanduu and Reichenau shipped galvanized troughs to Austin Cattle Co. in Texas last week. Frank Specht of Jacksboro visited Mr. and Mrs. S. F. Parrott in Fredericksburg.
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Francis
Felix Walch
Mr. Walch
Cejka
Schanduu
Reichenau
Austin Cattle Co
Austin
Texas
Fredericksburg
Frank Specht
Jacksboro
8. F. Parrott
Peaceful Invasion Returns to Fredericksburg With Army Unit
A Second peaceful invasion brings a 30 Infantry Brigade and 2nd Field Artillery Brigade totaling about 5000 men, 2500 animals, and 110 vehicles. The two-week spring training march begins at Fort Sam Houston and ends in Fredericksburg with rest in San Antonio by May 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredericksburg
United States Army
Governor Ferguson Proclaims Mothers Day Observance
Governor Miriam Ferguson issues first Mothers' Day proclamation designating May 19 as the observance day. She praises mothers and urges all citizens to honor them. The May 10 national observance includes War Department instructions and a two day stay of the 2nd Division with services at courthouse lawn featuring music, choirs, and remarks by Brig. General Paul B. Malone. The event invites mothers of ex-soldiers and Gold Star Mothers to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miriam Ferguson
Texas
Mother
Eaie
War Department
Harrison Cunningham
Army Y. M. C. A. Secreary
Heinz Ostrow
Church Notes for Mother's Day Service in Fredericksburg
Evangelical Protestant Church of the Holy Ghost announces a May 10 service at 10 a.m. conducted in American language due to the 2nd Division in town. Soldiers and youths of the congregation are invited to worship. A hearty welcome to all from the Pastor.
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Church of the Holy Ghost
Fredericksburg
St Marys Church Special Service for Soldier Boys
St Marys Church announces a special service for soldier boys on Sunday May 10 with low mass at 7 30 and solemn high mass at 10 00 English sermon and reserved seats led by Rev H Gerlach pastor.
Mothers Day Program at M. E. Church
The M E Church will host a Mothers Day program on Sunday May 10 inviting all parishioners and residents to attend. The event offers a community gathering with likely readings music and reflections for mothers and families.
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M. E. Church
Ladies Aid Meeting at Mrs Alfred Golds Home
The Ladies Aid of the Evangelical Church met at Mrs Alfred Golds home on Thursday this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid of
The
Evangelical Church
Alfred Gold
National Congress of Parents and Teachers Meets in Austin
The National Congress of Parents and Teachers gathered in Austin from April 27 to May 2 at the Stephen F. Austin Hotel roof garden with about 500 guests and representation from 45 states. Resolutions urged illiteracy elimination by 1930, more federal funds for home economics, stricter marriage rules, and wider anti salacious literature campaigns. Delegates toured Barton Springs and saw a 4000 child pageant. a San Antonio trip occurred on Saturday with invitations from multiple states and cities. A future meeting site will be chosen by the Board of Managers, and a ball game is planned for May 10 at the Fair Grounds.
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National Congress of Parents and Teachers
Austin
Stephen F. Austin
United States
Near East
International Association of Policewomen
Department of Education
Austin Chamber of Commerce
Barton Springs
San Antonio
Congress
Georgia
Virginia
New York
Michigan
Nebraska
Pennsylvania
New England
Board of Managers
Fredericksburg Public School Holds Closing Exercises Week
Final examinations start May 11 with five days of testing. May 17 hosts a baccalaureate sermon by Rev. A Wolff of San Antonio and a chorus. May 19 marks grades and high school graduation with 29 diplomas and several medals. Professor Thomas H Shelby of the University of Texas delivers the main address.
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Fredericksburg
A. Wolff
San Antonio
Herman Usener
Thomas H. Shelby
University of Texas
Cora Koennecke
Flat Rock School House Burns in Suspected Arson
The Flat Rock school house four to five miles southwest of Harpper burned completely early Tuesday. Sheriff Klaerner found matches near the north side and burnt ends of others, indicating incendiary origin. Loss is a hard blow to the community.
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Flat Rock
Harper
Klaerner
Pecan Budding Demonstrated by Youth Club
The Stonewall Community Agricultural Club met at John Jenschke's Pecan Orchard for budding and grafting demonstrations led by the county agent. Mr. Miller noted strong interest from boys and girls who each practiced placing a bud. The piece highlights practical training value for youth. On May 18 the Grammar Grades of the local High School will present closing exercises with plays and drills.
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Stonewall Community Agricultural Club
John Jenschke
Miller
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Bernhard Hoerster
Peter Knopp
Paul B. Malone
Ft. Sam Houston
Tomkins
Kurtz
Field Artillery Regiment
Courthouse Park
American Legion
the Loan & Abstract CO
Fredericksburg, Texas
R. G. Striegler
A. P.C
Petsch
St. Mary's Church
H. Gerlach
M. BE. Church
N. C
Alfred P. C. Petsch
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