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Newspaper
Fredericksburg Standard
Location
Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1932
Page
6
Myrtle H Nebjett urges careful observation over mere glance and applies it to Cuba. She notes shells, Cuban life, the government, religion, schooling, and social color lines, praising private church schools and exchange with a paralytic shell collector for educational use.
This last school paper year expresses gratitude to the Echo staff and editor in chief for cooperation and improved quality. It notes contributors who aided the paper and thanks The Standard for space and courtesy. It wishes the school future success and continued entertaining publication.
Miss Pauline Mogford and Werner Eckert of San Antonio spent Sunday with their parents. Emil Braeutigam spent the week-end at Fredericksburg. Agnes Sagebiel, Hugo Peter mann, Henry Schmidt, Robby Kuhlmann, and Marvin Sehnelle of the University of Texas spent the week-end at home. Margaret Maier from San Antonio spent the week-end with relatives.
Eleanor Brodie and Margaret Keidel spent Monday in San Antonio. Victoria Keidel spent the week end with friends in San Antonio. On Friday one representative from Fredericksburg High School attended a garden party hosted by West Moorland College. Werner Olfers and Wilburn Brown spent the weekend in Mason. Lucille Ottens Gudio and Norma Klett attended a school picnic at Cave Creek Saturday night. Ruth Kneese attended a school picnic at White Oak Sunday night.
A primary school presents From Picture Book Town as closing exercises on Friday May 20 at 7 30 PM. The Picture Book Men stage quaint George Washington vignettes ending with the first inaugural ball dancing. Promotions bonuses include third grade certificates. Other acts feature a patriotic song The Star Spangled Banner flag drill and Rhythm Band performances. A seventh grade student shares a Cuba letter dated April 5 1932 from Ayllon 48 Cardenas Cuba to Miss Janice Reed of Fredericksburg Texas.
Mr and Mrs Wm Wenzel left for Listerdale to establish a home. Emmet Turner of Kerrville visited Harper on Saturday. Burton Brown of Kerrville called on friends here Saturday. Chester Hudson was elected principal of Harper High School for the coming year. Charley Deaton and sons Charley Jr and Pip of Mississippi and Julia Farmer of Waco visited Jno S Morris family for several days. P O Bode brought his son Clifford to Dr Birt. Clifford sprained his foot badly.
Mrs Tom Parker and son J H of Noxville were in town Wednesday. Chester L Hudson toured Fredericksburg Monday. Young people held a Sunday night program at the ranch home of Mr and Mrs Bob Rogers. Calvin Sageser got emery in his eye and received medical care from Dr Birt. friends hope for quick recovery.
Wesley Rothmann of Castell visits Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gammenthaler for several days. The Lott family report their little daughter is very ill this week and hopes for a speedy recovery. Wall Street Journal humor follows.
A humor piece notes Sally explaining how she raises her well behaved sons with a barrel stave and frequent reminders. A quip defines a bachelor as a man who looks before he leaps and then doesn't leap. Includes an ad for Mens 50c athletic shorts and shirts at Schroeder Bros.
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