Social Notes From Fredericksburg Social Scene
Mrs. Albert Enderle hosts Kerrville visitors during high school events. Guests include Mr and Mrs Otto Dietert and Mr and Mrs L Sair of San Antonio. Many local families and teachers attend summer visits, graduations, and receptions with extended trips to New Braunfels Mason Laredo Austin and Los Angeles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Enderle
Kerrville
B. L. Enderle
August Gold
Ruth Gold Gold
Otto Dietert
L. Sair
San Antonio
Herman Braeutham
New Haven
F. A. Bracher
Fiora Bracher
Laredo
Olwa Reichenau
Mason
Charles Bartell Benson
Bartlett
Flora Mueller
Warren Patton
Boerne
Will Mueller
Lilly Feuerbacher
Austin
Walter Loudon
Ernst Reichenau
Misael Mildred Allen
Mamie Hight Ruby
Annette Reichenau
Streeter
Emma Reichenau
Leo Benarden
Liano
B L. Enderle
Viola Bracatigam
Los Angeles
Calif
Egon
Charles von Rosenberg
Ostrow
W. C. Westerfeldt
Myrtle Mathisen
Wilbur C. Westerfeldt
Men Captured by Mexicans Guarded on Return to U S
Alpine. A Hannold and John Rollins stockmen were guarded at the border after two weeks in Northern Mexico. They described facing death from outlaw Can delaria Baeza and his gang before a 200 mile ride to the Rio Grande. Guards accompanied them from Ocampo to Boquillas and a Mexican judge at Olan prepared a court order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpine
A. Hannold
John Rollins
Mexico
Boquillas
Coahh
Candelaria Baeza
Rio Grande
Ocampo
Hannold
Rollins
San Vincente
Baeza
Olan
Francisco Lisardi
Piedritas
Tiburico Torres
War on Cattle Ticks Renewed in the South
Spring weather starts a new campaign against cattle fever ticks in Louisiana, Florida, and Texas. The USDA supervises with state and local authorities, dipping runs from spring to fall. Louisiana begins in Pointe Coupee, Trierville, and Ascension. Florida resumes in six counties with Polk and Charlotte added. Texas continues in 98 counties, starting in Liberty and Chambers. Vigilant quarantine reinfestation prevention aims to finish eradication nationwide.
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Louisiana
Florida
Texas
United States Department of Agriculture
Pointe Coupee
Trierville
Ascension
Pasco, Lee
Highlands
Glades, Hendry
Collier
Polk
Charlotte
Liberty
Chambers
Bureau of Animal Inustry
Fredericksburg Area Personal News and Local Events
Local residents visit San Antonio and nearby towns with multiple trips noted. The Fredericksburg School Band, directed by Adolf Hopf, plans a Palace Theatre program on June 8. Reports of illnesses and surgeries include a leg amputation and appendix operations. The Palace Theatre hosts an amateur show May 26 with local performers. Wedding guests from Taylor, Somerville, Flatonia attend Hannemann-Klett nuptials. A birthday picnic celebrates Kasper Molberg’s 80th with music and meals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredericksburg
Adolf Hopf
Palace Theatre
Yellow Jackets
Sidney Henke
Hugo Klaerner
Wesley Heimann
Marvin Gold
Guenther Gold
Marvin Goldon
Katherine Langerhans
Almon Kirchoff
Winona Williford
Willow City
Harry Kuhlmann
Alfred Pehl
Stonewall
Social visits and regional travel noted this week
Mr. Pete Schneider visited San Angelo on Saturday. Mr. Alfred Neffendorf spent several days at Laredo on business. Mr. Udo Eckhardt of San Antonio visited relatives at Fredericksburg. Miss Wilma Peschel visited relatives at San Antonio. Messrs Martin and Emil Anderegg of Hilda report rattlesnake activity with several killed, one 5 feet 8 inches. Mr. and Mrs. Max Joseph and family visited Austin, with Mrs. Eugene Saenger of Dallas joining to visit Fredericksburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Baumann, Jr
Tillie Baumann
San Antonio
Fredericksburg
E. J. Foy
Raymond Braeutigam
H. Braeutigam
Herman Baethge
Sarah Haag
Seguin
Pete Schneider
San Angelo
Alfred Neffendorf
Laredo
Udo Eckhardt
Wilma Peschel
Messrs
Martin and
Emil Anderegg
Hilda Region
Max Joseph
Austin
Eugene Saenger
Dallas
Senate approves 50 year penalty for machine gun crimes
Austin Texas May 23 The Texas Senate passed a bill fixing the maximum punishment at 50 years imprisonment for using machine guns in crimes. Senator Clint G Small of Amarillo sponsored the measure. A San Marcos bank robbery yesterday involved a machine gun, highlighted by Senator George C Purl of Dallas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Tex
San Marcos
Texas Senate
Clint G. Small
Amarillo
Senate
George C. Purl
Dallas
Frail Texas Woman Rescues Husband From Lake
In Big Spring a frail woman swam into a lake near Stanton before dawn Saturday responding to her husband’s calls for help and saved him from drowning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Spring
Stanton
Local Heroine Rescues Drowning Man From River
Clinton Jenkins and two other Big Spring men were fishing when their boat capsized. Jenkins swam for shore but grew exhausted. A bystander stripped to aid him, removed her glasses, and rescued him, bringing him safely to land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton Jenkins
Big Spring
Jenkins
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Chevrolet Motor Company
General Motors
Fisher
Erwin Lochte
Henry Lochte
Antonette Bracher
Houston
Victor Keidel
John Ostrow
Captain Lauderbach
Wilfred Melcher
Grace Rodean
Elgin
Chester Terry
R. G. Striegler
Henry Detten
Albert
Laura Brodie
New Braunfels
Edgar E. Witt
F. Buenz
R. Gammenthaler
Margaret Schmidt
Miss Grote
Nannie L. Striegler
Walter Schaefer
Harvey A. Stevens
Harvey Stevens, Jr
Stevens Ranch
Gillespie County
Missionary Society of the First Methodist Church
Herman Fischer
Dechert
U. S
South
R. L. Bogisech
R. A. Klett
Sophie Heep
Mrs. J. S. Heiner
Nordheim and
Kennedy
Henry Langerhans
Walter Schaefer Jr
Marcus Schmidt
Easel
Tadeusee
Gertrude Itz
Hye
R. L. Bogush
Henry Siems
Lina Strackbein
Charles Koenig
Ad. Schumann and Son
Chester
Catarina
John Knopp
Christian Jensehke
Bandera
Robert Arhelger
Ellen Borchers
Hondo
Hannemann-Klett
Arthur Rode
Taylor
Albert Weber
Somerville
A. Wiedemann
Flatonia
Kasper Molberg
Klaemner’s Park
Live Oak
Hungry Five
Central Drug
Amaia
Chevrolet
Chevrolet Motor CO
Detroit, Mich
Flint
Mich
G.M.A.C
Standard Motor Company, Inc
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