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Newspaper
Fredericksburg Standard
Location
Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1928
Page
4
Managing Editor WM. HABBNICHTH is listed as Business Manager. Public communications are directed to the Frede ricksburg Publishing Co. For business matters use Bookkeeper's Dept. All other inquiries go to Editor's Dept. at the Fredericksburg post office.
Mr August Itz and family visited relatives at Junction. Miss Anita Winkel left Thursday for Brenham to be a guest in the John Val Dietz home. Mr and Max Winkel and daughter Anita were mid week guests of Rev and Mrs Jae Ott in Austin. Lucille Lochte underwent an operation at Pressler Sanitarium. Mr and Mrs Walter Schell of Comfort were visitors in Fredericksburg the latter part of last week.
Messrs Christian Fritz Peter Roeder Henry F Grote and Norman Keller attended the County Agent and Pecan Growers Meet at Lampasas. Mr Hilmar Lang received a letter from his brother Felix in El Paso stating his wife was killed by a hit and run automobile driver.
School announces 4th to 7th graders will open on Monday June 4 with all pupils to attend at School House at 9 A M Friday June 1 1928.
Grand Chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star of Texas held a school of instruction on Friday May 18 with 76 members and visitors from thirteen chapters in thirteen towns or cities. Officers listed include Worthy Grand Matron Lula Le Fau of Greenville and other district leaders.
Multiple weddings announced in Fredericksburg area. Ellie Walter and Clarence Mogford wed at St Marys San Antonio. Pauline Weinheimer and Ottfried Scott married at St Marys on Tuesday. Pearl Kleinknecht and Albert Patton wed in Freyburg May 3. Best wishes from friends and families, with subsequent home plans in San Antonio, Cherry Mountain, and Freyburg.
Mr and Mrs Hartshorn of Ohio depart for home after several months visiting Mrs Lisette Miller mother of Mrs Hartshorn. They travel by automobile with Monroe Durst as escort.
Mr. W F Gellermann of Fredericksburg left for Hinsdale NL a few weeks ago. Mrs. Herman Bohn of Austin is visiting with relatives and friends at Fredericksburg.
James Henke, son of Mr and Mrs Alex Henke, underwent a tonsil operation on Wednesday of this week. The procedure was reported as successful with the family awaiting recovery and updates from physicians.
Mrs Fritz Wilhelm and her son Joe visit Fredericksburg along with Erline Grobe and Mrs Herman Dietz of Menard to spend time with relatives.
Messrs I G Wehmer and Alois Weh Meyer and Erwin Kammlah and Norman Keller made a business trip to Austin Thursday evening. The Public School Auxiliary will hold its regular meeting at the High School Building Friday June 1 at 4 PM.
Essrs H H Sagebeil and Alf Petsch attended the Democratic and A H Kneese, Max Bier schwale and H H McFarland the Republican Convention. Messrs Richard and Chester oun, Otto and Alfred Loehte made a trip to Jacksboro Texas during the past week and brought back two polled calves from the best graded polled ferds in the state.
Joseph Bros dealership notes Baron von Unfeld Major Fitzmaurice and Captain Koehl received Victory Six cars from Mayor Walker's reception committee last Monday in Central Park New York after their historic first western trans Atlantic hop. Edna Neffendorf, daughter of Mr and Mrs Richard Neffendorf, recovered from an abdominal appendectomy and broken arm, enabling her to leave the hospital.
The Fiedler family expresses gratitude to those who helped during illness death and funeral of Milton Louis Fiedler. They especially thank Father Hackmann for his services and the flower offerings. Ben Fiedler and family.
Notice announces the transfer of Ed. Fritz Drive-In Station to Robert Barker who has taken possession immediately. The seller thanks the public for support and wishes continued patronage for the successor.
Robt. Barrier announces operation under the name Bob's Service Station and requests patronage. Also listed is a rental at 600 House and contact at City Garage. The line of farm implements and machinery and wind mills is continued with repairs offered, by Oscar Krauskopf.
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