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Newspaper
Fredericksburg Standard
Location
Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1929
Page
12
Mr and Mrs A J Loehte of Kerrville with guests R G Striegler and J S Heiner left for Hot Springs Arkansas to spend several weeks with Marie C Loehte and her daughters.
Adolf Marschall died at his Cherry Springs ranch on May 2 at 5 30 P M. He was laid to rest May 4 in a private Cherry Springs cemetery. Born April 21 1860 at Fredericksburg he was 69 years 11 days old. Survived by widow Mrs Auguste Marschall nee Crenwelge a son Ernst Marschall a daughter Mrs Alfred Klingelhoefer two grandchildren two brothers Ernst and Willie Marschall and sister Mrs Therese Runge.
Mr. Vernon Moore of Ft. Worth is visiting relatives and friends in Fredericksburg. Mrs. Hilmar Klaerner spent the latter part of last week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. August Sameron.
Miss Gertrude B. Kott and Misses Emily and Faye Keidel motored to Kerrville Friday for the Schreiner Institute annual dance.
Louise Dietz born Squaw Creek Gillespie County February 16, 1859. married John Schmidtzensky August 27, 1878. Survived by eight children including Henry Fredericksburg Felix Max Herman Detroit Morenes Kraus Fredericksburg. one son Eddie preceded mother. Funeral Saturday at family home and St Marys Church. Interment Catholic cemetery.
Mrs A Weber nee Alwina Wehmeyer died Friday at 3 am in Doctor Hanns Hospital. Funeral Sunday from sister Mrs Wm Mueller residence with Rev F A Bracher presiding. Also notes on local visits, surgeries, and upcoming Kerrville game and building work by Willie Kuhlmann crew.
Funeral services honor August Kiehne 77 died April 2 in El Paso Texas. Epiphany Church in Socorro hosts service with Rev. Hunter Lewis. Burial in Socorro cemetery K&P plot. Kiehne helped shape western Socorro County cattle history, part of Hurst Black Kiehne Wiley. Born Feb 22 1852 Fredericksburg Texas married Sally Hurst Dec 17 1877 Junction City Kansas four children Estelle Givens Parlin New Jersey Myrtle Hornbrook Elm Grove West Virginia Ollie Augie Kiehne Reserve rancher since 1884 diverse cattle holdings in the area. Floral offerings described as profuse. Many locals attend.
The Fredericksburg Public School Auxiliary thanks musical organizations, the Boy Scouts, Stein's Lumber Co., and all others who assisted in making the community concert a success as part of National Music Week.
Rev M O Puhl died May 3 at Maplewood Sanitarium Silver Springs Maryland after a cerebral hemorrhage on January 18. He had been ill since February 5 and resided in Washington DC. Funeral services were held May 6 in Washington conducted by five Lutheran ministers, with burial in Lancaster Pennsylvania. Survived by widow and daughter Ella Gertrude.
Friends of the late Joseph Weldon Bailey plan to place a bronze marble or granite memorial in the Texas capitol rotunda or grounds. A resolution by Sen. T J Holbrook directs the board of control to accept the monument funded by Bailey’s supporters.
A church announces Sunday special services marking the Quadr centennial of Luther's Catechism. Services held at 10 A M and 2 P M with invitation to all. Pastor Y A Bracher.
The Choral Club of West Moorland College of San Antonio will visit next Sunday May 12 at 3 PM after a prior postponement. A rich program of vocal and instrumental music is planned with a Sunday School at 9:30 AM and a Mothers Day program at 10:40 AM. F W Radetzky invites all to attend.
The M E Church announces Mothers Day events with a morning sermon by the pastor and an Epworth League led program at 8 o clock in the evening. All are invited and welcomed.
Sunday School at 10 A M with services on the first, second and third Sundays at 11 A M and 7 30 P M B Y P E O M welcomes all visitors subscribes to the Standard.
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