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Newspaper

Fredericksburg Standard

Location

Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1933

Page

3

Fredericksburg High School seniors bid farewell in 1933 highlights

The PHS Echo features messages from student editors and staff bidding goodbye to the 1933 seniors. It lists graduating names, notes notable teachers and donors, and quotes hopes for futures in college and careers while saluting athletic and scholastic achievements.

Prison drama Twenty Thousand Years in Sing Sing sails to Palace Theatre

Warden Lewis E. Lawes of Sing Sing acted as technical advisor for the first National picture Twenty Thousand Years in Sing Sing scheduled for a three day run at the Palace Theatre next week. Lawes supervised the script and scenes shot at the prison, directing from afar while the studio kept him in daily contact. The melodramatic film stars Bette Davis and an acclaimed cast with screenplay by Mizner and Holmes and direction by Michael Curtiz.

Lewis E. Lawes Sing Sing New York Palace Theatre Lawes Hollywood Bette Davis Arthur Byron Lyle Talbot Grant Mitchell Warren Hymer Louis Calhern Edward J. Mcnamara Sheila Terry Wilson Mizner Brown Holmes Courtenay Terrett Robert Lord Michael Curtiz

Kidnapping Scene Prompts Monday Night Show

The reopening of Sunny of Sunnyside presents a dramatic kidnapping scene set for Monday night at the High School Auditorium on May 2. Local audiences are invited to witness the heroine's peril amid the theater performance and suspenseful scenes.

Fredericksburg High School Clara Andregg Elinora Arberger Adele Baethge Elizabeth Becker Maud Bird Willie Mae Bode Vernell Braeutigam Louise Dittmar Ruth Gold Fern Grote Vera Hohenberger Elisa Hohmann Alice Itz Minna Joseph Norma Klett Esther Kneese Olga Kneese Esther Kolmeier Norma Moellering Louise Mogford Laura P Sunny of Sunnyside High School

Pioneer Youth Theodore Stahl Freights to Fort Concho

The narrative follows Theodore Stahl and Rothmann as they haul freights from Fredericksburg to Fort Concho, facing broken axles, scarce food, and long delays. They survive on cornmeal bread made by a stranger, endure rain for days, and navigate a prairie road worn by soldiers. Stahl later bonds with his brother Louis to fence land and work threshing, earning 25 to 50 cents daily.

Austin Rothmann Stahl Dripping Springs Heinrich Gatt Theodore Stahl Fredericksburg Fort Concho Bower’s Springs Cherry Springs Loyal Valley Hedwig’s Hill Fort Mason Theodore Buffalo Mr. Stahl Eodore Louis Fort Griffin Shackelford County Albany Plains West Texas Henry Kneese Mason Camp Colorado Brady Colorado Pecan Bayou Henry Pfiester Conrad Ahrens

Free Jig Saw Puzzle and Golden Star Polish Offer

A public notice promotes a contest giving a 1-ounce bottle of Golden Star Polish and a free jig saw puzzle for 50 cents at the City Furniture Store. It urges customers to buy Golden Star products for furniture care and mentions repair and refinishing services, window display, and a range of polish and related items.

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Social news from Texas towns and visitors

Mrs Jno Heep spent a few days in San Antonio last week. Mrs Hugo Manglberger and Miss Geraldyne Schoenewelt are in Dallas and San Antonio respectively. Mrs Frank Nimitz visited San Antonio. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Max Staudt. Mr Geo Simon and Mr Edwin Weber visited Roosevelt last week. Mrs Hilmar Klaerner and Mrs Ray Conner from San Antonio visited the Campers in Austin. A. B. Cushing of El Paso, a Spanish American War comrade of Emil Riley, spent Friday with Riley at Fredericksburg. Accompanying Cushing were Col A King, Filler and Wm Waters of El Paso en route to a Spanish War veterans session at Stephen F. Austin Hotel in Austin.

Jno Heep San Antonio Hugo Manglberger New Braunfels Frank Nimitz Geo Simon Edwin Weber Roosevelt Hilmar Klaerner Ray Conner August Camperon A. B. Cushing el Paso Emil Riley Mr. Riley Fredericksburg Mr. Cushing Col A . King F. M. Filler Wm. Waters Fl Paso Austin Stephen F. Austin Hote Austin Mutual WM. Stepan Wm. A. Stepan Belton Texas Geo. C. Bradshaw Buda Carl A. Johnson Hutto Lewis A. Palmer Patterson Avenue

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