Social visits reported from Castell and nearby towns
Castell News notes visits by families from San Antonio Brady and Fashing to local homes. Several trips to Brownwood Fredicksburg and San Angelo are recorded with relatives including the Dalchau Dalehall and Leifeste families. Families mentioned include Radetzky Dye Fritze Leifeste Schuessler Rothmann and Dalhan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elbert Radetzky
San Antonio
F. W. Radetzky
Charles Henry Dye
Brady
Norman Fritze
Lillie Mae F Fritze
Mildred Leifeste
W. Fritzie
J. W. Leifeste
Bruno Schmidt
Fashing
John Schuessler
Lee Leifeste
Brownwood
Miss Vernelle
Pearl Dalhan
Algerita
Webb Ruff
Myrna Zane
Sonja Sue
Austin
Alex Rothmann
H. J. Raesener
Geraldine
A. H. Keyser
Fredericksburg
Patricia Jo
Robert Gene Dalchau
San Angelo
W. F Dalehall
Willow City social notes spoil from page two
Local families hosted and visited over the weekend. Gallons of kin from Llano Fredericksburg Crab Apple and San Antonio were mentioned with plans to relocate as Doss summer employment approaches. Visitors included Sagebiel Renick Dittmar and Young families with Sunday gatherings and travel to Llano Meta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas Sagebie
Edgar Gold
Ed Gold
Fredericksburg
Louie Welgehausen
Richard Laurence
Arthur Renick
Velma Renick
Dick Laurence
Clifford Renick
Mary Helen
T. J. Watkins
Larkin Renick
Llano
Walter Dittmar
Otto Grienke
Richard Hohmann
Chas Sagebiel
Walter Crenwelge
Charlie Young
Carlos
Henry Horlen Jr
Lometa
Doss
Dittmar
Logan Young
San Antonio
Homer Young
Glen Young
Gloria Jean
Howard Barker
Johnson City social notes list visiting friends and locals
Roosevelt visits his mother and children in Johnson City while a long list of residents from San Marcos Blanco Alpine Mason and Round Mountain drop by over the weekend. Various couples and individuals including Mrs. Bettie Martiny Mr. Montgomery Maddox and families are noted among visitors and local shuttle trips. Commissioners Court met Monday and a light shower touched Johnson City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Johnson City
Henry Weirich
Bettie Martiny
San Marcos
Howard Klett
Montgomery Maddox
Sandy
Chas Vollmering
Rocky
Oscar Rosa
P. T. Brigham
Blanco
Marvin Murray
Gilbert Murray
Waugh
E. F. Petermann
E. J. Hyatt
Nellie Ida Klappenbach
Alma Marie Weirich
R. Youngblood
Cypress Mills
Paul Weirich
Baby
Clark Withers
W. E. Withers
San Antonio
Rufus Bryan
G. T. Bryan
Buford Stevenson
W. E. Stevenson
N. T. Stubbs
Alpine
Chas Freer
Myrtle
Freer
Carl Smith
Round Mountain
Meckel
Albert
W. N. Cox
Robert Riddell
Farmers Meet For Cotton Prices And Local Baseball News
Friday meeting invited cotton farmers to seek best prices with Mr Sell of Fredericksburg assisting. Last Thursday the school met Stonewall in baseball, Stonewall losing 9 to 5 in the season opener, showing skill and enjoyment. Baptism of Eileen Ella Maenius reported with godparents listed and many relatives attending a barbecue. Local travel noted as Knauflauch visited Fredericksburg and Lindig hosted a Stonewall visit. Weather brought Sunday showers hindering creek crossings and Nutting telephone work along Albert road completed. Willie Siggel family in Austin and Wedekind family in Buchanan Dam also mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sell
Fredericksburg
Stonewall Boys
Felix Pehl
Gertrude
Clifteen Klein
Florence Wilke
Otto Beck
Stonewall
Peter Jenschke
Elnora
Wolfgang Weinheimer
Clarence
Wilfred
Alfred Novian
Allen
Dora
Edna Raulz
Eileen Ella Maenius
Edgar Maenius
Dorothy Scherer
Cornelius Lange
Hugo Maenius
Ferdinand Mayer
Edgar Meyer
Ruth
Henry Maenius
Alvin Maenius
Paul Leonard
Walter Scherer
Lester
Ruby Birck
Luckenbach
George Maenius
Dan Wiershausen
Herman Knauplauch
Freedricksburg
Andrew Lindig
Bernice
G. A
Herman Weinheimer
Walter Helmers
Camp
Normoyle
Albert Road
Willie Siggel
Alton
Austin
Stonewall Community News Highlights Local Events and Personal News
The Stonewall column reports a dance program by the Stonewall program with a school band directed by Alfred Pehl, Red Cross clothing efforts, Pedernales Electric Coop outreach, and local visits. It notes high school senior Hubert Klein facing eye infection, possible graduation exam impact, and a series of family visits and sports results. A 4-H meeting features sewing and repair demonstrations, and a touching obituary-style anecdote ends with a humorously resigned remark about tea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Pehl
Lottie Thomas
H. J. Robinson
American Red Cross
Pedernales Electric Coop. Inc
Hubert Klein
Erwin Klein
Fredericksburg
Willie Herber
San Antonio
Emil Schlaudt
Wm. Herber
Alfred Rode
Charles Frantzen
Wilsom Herber
Herbert Haas
Alvin Weinheimer
Victor Duecker
Charles Duecker
Tom Andrews
Doss
Albert Maulden
Stonewall
Live Oak
Alfred Enderlin
Florine
Marie Klein
Robert Lee
James Schlueter
Louis Klein
Mrs. Eckert
Clare Weinheimer
Martin
Vernell Hahne
Film on FBI to Show at Palace Sunday and Monday
The March of Time film Men of the FBI screens at the Palace Theatre Sunday and Monday May 18 and 19 alongside Cheers For Miss Bishop. It highlights the FBI's expanded duties in preventing espionage and sabotage in defense industries and depicts a dramatized case from FBI files.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FBI
Palace
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Palace Theatre
Miss Bishop
J. Edgar Hoover
Local residents visit family in town and Orange
Mr and Mrs Willie Kroll and son were in town Monday. Mr and Mrs Chas Freer and daughter of Sandy accompanied their son Arlie to Orange Monday where he is employed. Miss Bettie Black of Dipping Springs spent Monday in Johnson City visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Kroll
Chas. Freer
Sandy
Arlie
Orange
Bettie Black
Dipping Springs
Johnson City
Also Mentioned on This Page
Castell News
Edward Willenberg
Castell Corespondent
Willow City
Alfred Brodbeck
Blanco County
Eric Artzt
Twin Sisters
Leonard Wagner
Commissiners Court
Messrs
A. F. and
Helmuth Ulrich
A. Robinson
Mildred Pehl Albert
J. F. Wedekind
Mariette
Buchanan Dam
Stea
Ente
ELGIN
John J. Segner
Bureau
Stehling
Stehling Bros
Clothiers
Kallenberg
Vanities
Camark Pottery
Fredericksb
Qity Cafe
Edgar Kammlah
Dooley’s
Jaenke & Schoenewolf
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