Local League Baseball Notes and Conference News
Sanders and Van Huss duel in a Llano Giants game at Fair Park in a pitchers battle. Brady Turks debut in Fredericksburg while Brady’s Vogel and Gardner loom as threats. Rice Owls win Southwest Conference track title by slim margin over Texas Longhorns as Aggies fade. SWC to cut football game prices by about 25 percent. Friley announces. Sharkey bout set for 1933 at Madison Square Garden.
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Sanders
Giants
van Huss
Llano
Fair Park
Brady Turks
Fredericksburg
Brady
Luke Vogel
Mason
Goat Gardner
Junctions
Handy Man
Rice Owls
Texas Longhorns
Notice to Creditors Estate of William Bierschwale
In Gillespie County Texas the estate of William Bierschwale is probated with Lina Bierschwale appointed Independent Executrix. Creditors must present claims for allowance within legally prescribed time. Dated May 14 1932.
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Willam Bierschwale
Gillespie County
Texas
William Bierschwale
Lina Bierschwale
Fredericksburg
Hilt, Country League Scores Reported
Llano defeated Fredericksburg 3 to 1. Mason beat Brady 8 to 3 while Kerrville won 17 to 11 over Junction. Games next Sunday include Brady at Fredericksburg and Mason at Kerrville with Junction at Llano.
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Llano
Fredericksburg
Mason
Brady
Kerrville
Junction
Kerrville Junction
Team Wort
Pet Mason
Llano Fredericksburg
Kerrville A
Loi Pfc
Giants Fall to Cowboys in Caged Duel on Home Lot
Cowboys beat the Giants 5 to 3 as Van Huss tallied a triple and Reed and Schneider made key stops. Sanders earned the win with no earned runs, while E Klaerner and P Klaerner were among the Giants’ threats, and Brady awaits the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rod Sanders
Sanders
van Huss
Reed
Schneider
Giants
E. Klaerner
Peter
R. Klett
Hahn
Cowboys
F. Bounds
Brewer
Bounds
R. Bounds
McLeod
Knopp
FE. Klett
P. Klaerner
F. Klaerner
FE. Klaerner
Deike
E. Klett
Brady Turks
Brady
Cowbers
Abrhore
Collings
Taylor
G! Mather
P. Bounds
P. McLeod
AR Rhore
BE. Klett
Molberg
Leverett
Martin
Jordan
Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Celebrations
Numerous social visits span Fannin Mesquite and nearby towns with Mrs J W Bailey and guests from San Marcos Rochelle and Lampasas. Entries include garden parties in Stonewall for Mrs John Gardner and a playful bridal shower for Miss Edna Basse plus a wedding reception for Alma Ressmann and Dr Herbert Pfeiffer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Dechert
Fannin
Emil
Herman Hahn
J. W. Bailey
Sam Johnson
J. H. Bright
San Marcos
Ira Wilke
Austin
Louis Herbert
E. B. Calvin
San Antonio
Sparenberg
Joe Lloyd
Houston
Lillian Ayers
Rochelle
Josie Carter
Aline White
Lampasas
Burnet
Eugene Ochs
Joe Ernst
Belle P. Tomlinson
Wallis
Worthy Grand Matron
Grand Chapter O. E
Arthur Ressmann
Christian Ressmann
Alma Ressmann
Herbert Pfeiffer
John Gardner
Livestock Market Report Fort Worth May 16 1920s
Livestock market reports light cattle and calf receipts with fat yearlings and steers down about a quarter, other classes steady. Steers priced from 3 to 6 dollars. hogs steady in truck division with top at 3.25. sheep and lambs mixed with clipped lambs higher and goats in no demand.
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Fort Worth
Texas
Public School Auxiliary meeting notes and awards
At the May 6 meeting Mrs. B L Enderle presided reporting a treasury balance of 31.00 New members were welcomed including Miss Myrtle Mathiesen and Mes dames H B Dougherty Hugo Walter Adolf Fritz and Mr W C Westerfeldt Health officials noted about 400 children tested for Schick and 140 immunized with diphtheria vaccine A Health Round-Up for Frederickburg ISD preschools was set for May 11 at 1:30 p.m Librarians Julia Estill and Esther Mueller offered free service for vacation months Auditing committee found books in good order A thanks was given to treasurer Mrs Holly The program featured past presidents reports Choral Club selections a lecture by Mr Alfred Keller a district P T Congress report by Mrs W H Schaefer and bouquets for past presidents A list of past presidents and terms followed with refreshments after The Texas cotton spindle count stands at 282100 and a North Carolina bag fabric development is noted The U S potato crop packing would require about 100000 bales if cotton bags were used
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Public School Auxiliary
B. L. Enderle
Treasury
Wm. Schneider
Myrtle Mathiesen
Mesdames
H. B. Dougherty
Hugo Walter
Adolf Fritz
W. C. Westerfeldt
E. H. Riley
Lions Club
St. Mary’s Auxiliary
Schick
Fredericksburg Independent School
Julia Estill
Esther Mueller
R. G. Striegler
Holly
E .H Riley
Victor Keidel
H. H. Sagebiel
W. H. Schaefer
L. E Brodie
H. H. Harrington
Austin
Choral Club
Alfred Keller
P. T Congress
Luling
W H. Schaefer
Political candidates announced for upcoming Democratic primaries
The Standard releases candidate announcements for the November election. District Clerk nominee Paul E. Knopp. Tax Collector nominees BodO Habenicht Edwin Grobe. County Treasurer nominees Max Wittig and Wm. J. Pape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bodo Habenicht
Edwin Grobe
Fredericksburg to Hold Public Hearing on City Budget
The Fredericksburg Board of Commissioners schedules a public hearing for May 24 1932 at 8:00 p m at City Hall to consider and adopt a budget and tax levy. The notice provides a financial statement as of April 1 1932 listing receipts, disbursements, accounts receivable and payable, and the proposed expenditures by department.
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Texas
Board of Commissioners
City of
Fredericksburg
Otto Hartmann
Bank of Fredericksburg
H. A. Ries
Texas Dominates U S Refining Capacity With High Pressure Cracking
Texas operates eighty nine refineries with forty cracking at high temp and pressure. They process 845,700 barrels daily, about a quarter of the United States total of 3,665,830 barrels. California ranks second, New Jersey third, Oklahoma fourth in refining capacity.
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Texas
Eigty
United States
California
New Jersey
Oklahoma
Kerrville Clinic and Secor Hospital Opens Modern Facility
The Kerrville Clinic and Secor Hospital announce a new enlarged X ray department a complete clinical laboratory surgical department and an ophthalmology otolaryngology unit staffed by nine doctors. Five offices are in the hospital building offering low prices to meet current conditions.
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Kling
MecLeod
Sanders and
Brady RH
Hatch
Kygar
Harris, Milburn
Vogel
Morris
J. Pankraft
Grantham
Ragland
Blackburn
Fought
Gardner
Klett
Longhorns
Aggies
Billy Disch
Owls
Charles E Friley
Mickey Walker
Beut
Madison Square Garden Corporation
Hilt
Country League
RHE Cowboys
Edna Basse
Henry Welge
Laura Welge
Dora Eckhardt
Eckhardt
Margaret Eckhardt
Miss Basse
Herbert Crenwelge
Auxiliary
H. Goldschmidt
J. D. Payne
F. J. Maier
BE. H. Riley
H. Harrington
R. L. Kott
Mignon Wittee
Wm. Dietel
Alfred Petsch
L. E. Brodie
Harry Priess
North Carolina
U. S
F. R. Gray
J. H. Baker Lamar Thaxton
F. H. Hammond
Paul E. Knopp
Max Wittig
WM. J. Pape
A. L. Patton
Kerrville Clinic
Secor Hospital
John Deere
Eddy
Aan
Woerner Grocery Co
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