Graduates of Texas public schools receive freshman eligibility
Mr. Alfred Neffendorf lists the seventh grade completers from Texas public schools. Judge Herman Usener presented promotion certificates Monday night admitting them to the Freshman Class for the 1925-1926 session. Names include Weston Bailey Otto Crenwelge Jr. Gilbert Kaderli R. A. Klett Jr. and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Neffendorf
Texas
Herman Usener
Weston Bailey
Otto Crenwelge Jr
Gilbert Kaderli
R. A. Klett Jr
Henry Kneese
Arthur Kowert
Harry Kuhlmann
Ulrich Molter
Gordon Ottens
Clemence Petsch
Richard Priess
Frank Schmidt
Werner Schnappauf
Stanley Sehneer
Freddie Sehwiening
Max Wahl
Carrie Borehers
Erna Eckert
Ellenora Gerhard
Alberta Keidel
Emily Keidel
Viola Klett
Marriage License and Births and Deaths Bulletin
Vital statistics list a marriage license for Erwin Itz and Etna Durst. Newborns are reported for Emil Neffendorf, Edwin Immel, Willie Rech, John Moehr, Karl Klein, Ben Durst, Hugo Wahi, and Ben Kneese with birth dates in April and May. Pearl Lovie Lee Rech dies at age three days on April 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil Neffendorf
Edwin Immel
Willie Rech
John Moehr
Karl Klein
Ben Durst
Hugo Wahi
Ben Kneese
Pearl Lovie Lee Rech
Local life notes and community updates
Mr August Meinscher of Austin visits relatives in town. Baptismal rites are planned at Rev Billings residence Sunday at 4 PM. Local visitors include Mr and Mrs Davis and Mrs Charles Klett of Johnson City. A. Pp C. Petsch and the Standard editor receive honorary vice presidency of the Texas State Exposition in Austin. Max Metzger returns from Alamo City business. County court approves purchase of a Ford Touring Car for sheriff duties. Mr and Mrs J F Meiss of Victoria honeymoon visiting the Klett family. Emilie Henkes of Victoria remembered by friends. Joe Bluemen of Comfort injures ribs in car accident near Grapetown Hall. taken to hospital. John Brandenberger and family back from extended visit to Brenham and Houston. About 2,000,000 farm youth ages 14-18 in U S not in school. need for guidance and continued schooling stressed by C B Smith of USDA Extension Service. Notes on consolidation, roads, and farming methods to aid youth training. Miss Aelfy Franz and Miss Vera Kolmeier visit San Antonio. Gordon Alvis seen with Fredericksburg friends. Helen Stehling birthday celebration with ~30 guests.
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U. S
C. B. Smith
Extension Service
U. S. Department of Agriculture
U.S
The
National Association of Farm Equipment Manufacturers
Peters all leather shoes offered by JUENKE and SCHOFNEWOLF
A sale listing shows Peters all leather shoes available exclusively through JUENKE and SCHOFNEWOLF. The advertisement emphasizes genuine leather and limited distribution through the two named firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peters
Juenke & Schofnewolf
Fredericksburg Graceful Julia Knopp Graduates San Antonio Nursing School
Mr. Henry Maier and family note Miss Julia Knopp of Fredericksburg among graduates of the B. S Hospital Corporation School of Nursing in San Antonio Texas. Commencement exercises set for June 1 at the Women's Club with best wishes for success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Knopp
Fredericksburg
B. & S. Hospital Corporation
School of Nursing
San Antonio
Texas
Women’s Club
Julia
Golden Wedding Anniversary for Local couple
A long list of social visits and travels fills local society notes. Several residents report trips to San Antonio Austin New Braunfels Karnes City and Fredericksburg while Miss Dora Conrads Miss Louise Schmidt and Miss Alma Knopp are among those visiting home folks and relatives.
Ressmann Family Visit Ties Texas Kin in Sunday Visit
Mr and Mrs Christian Ressmann and daughter Alma visited Arthur Ressmann and family of San Antonio Texas on Sunday. Miss Elise who had stayed there returned home with them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Ressmann
Alma
Arthur Ressmann
San Antonio
Texas
Elise
Edward Oebler Spends Few Days Visiting Local Friends
Mr Edward Oebler spent a few days this week among his local friends as he visited familiar faces and enjoyed time in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Oebler
Mr A F Moss Seen Returning From Corpus Christi
Mr A F Moss was seen passing through Fredericksburg on his way home to Llano after a trip to Corpus Christi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F. Moss
Fredericksburg
Llano
Corpus Christi
Judge Estill joins Confederate reunion in Dallas
Judge J T Estill left Sunday to attend the old Confederate Reunion at Dallas and Miss Julia reports he arrived safely and enjoys time with former comrades. The text includes unrelated dialogue and ad snippets about veils and autos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Estill
Dallas
Julia
Market Quotations From Fredericksburg Merchants May 22 1925
Prices paid by local merchants on May 22 1925 show eggs at 19 cents per dozen and various per pound and per bushel rates for livestock dairy and crops. Entries include fruits grocer items and wool with scattered illegible characters and figures.
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Fredericksburg
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Oscar Stein
L. Guidry
H. C. Maier
August Lange
South Heights
Wanda Lywandowsky
State House
Sion
Vital Statistics
Erwin Itz
Etna Durst
August Meinscher
Austin
Billings
Davis
Charles Klett
Johnson City
A. Pp. C. Petsch
Standard
Max Metzger
Alamo City
Commissioners Court
J. F. Meiss
Victoria
R. S. Klett
Joe Bluemen
Grapetown Hall
Bluemel
John Brandenberger
Brenham
Houston
Aelfy Franz
Vera Kolmeier
Gordon Alvis
Helen Stehling
Henry Maier
Rosa Metzger
Louis Rusenberger
Max Bierschwale
L. F. Kneese
Dora Conrads
Karnes City
Louise Schmidt
Messrs
Fritz Joseph
Ben and Emil Riley
Adolf Gold
Felix Schuchard
Lawrence Krauskopf
New Braunfels
Helen Wallace
J. E. Bell
Ed. Peter
Erwin Grobe
A. E. Reetor
Rev
J. F. Simpson
Our City
Alma Knopp
Felix Burg
Mr. Gus. Arhelger
Bettie
Wm. Arhelger
Valeska Doell
Fischers Store
Willie Kaderli
Llane
Della Arrington
Bertha Kaderli
This City
L. F. van Zelm
Western
Feelix
Benny
Florida Real Estate
Rei
REAL
Celm
Angel
Schroeder Bros
Papa
Juenke & Schoenewolf
Schmidt Bros
Josee’s
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