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Fredericksburg Standard

Location

Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1941

Page

10

Intro to Comanche Ethics in Texas History

Charles O. Hucker discusses J. W. Wilbarger’s Indian Depredations in Texas, focusing on Mrs. Rachel Plummer captured near Parker's Fort in 1836. The tale shows how she endured torture and captivity with Comanche and Kiowa captors, earning the title Fighting Squaw before her eventual ransom after eighteen months.

Texas J. W. Wilbarger Rachel Plummer Frontier Parker Mrs. Plummer John Cynthia Ann Parker Rocky New Mexico Wilbarger

Markwell stapling machines handle 60 sheets work

The Markwell stapling machines staple or pin up to 60 sheets, as reported by Fredericksburg Publishing Co. The note highlights the capacity and practical use for bulk document binding in office settings.

Markwell Fredericksburg Publishing

Local residents visit families and attend services

Mrs Walter Nowlin of Gorman and Norman Fritze of San Antonio visited in the Fritze home. Mrs Alex Oestreich returned from near Burnet with her sister Mrs Charles Maddox. Numerous visitors from Fredricksburg Dallas Kaufman Brady and Brownwood spent time with relatives. activities included a church pulpit visit and a major operation with a favorable recovery.

Walter Nowlin Gorman Norman Fritze San Antonio Wm. Fritze Alex Oestreich Burnet Charles Maddox Clarence Hasse Fredericksburg Baxter Dye Richard and Herbert Thomas Brady Charles Henry Dye Wesley Radetzky M. C. Mount Dallas F. W. Radetzky McIntyre Kaufman Otto Keyser Trinity Methodist A. H. Matern Jo Ann Barnet Fairland Lee Evers Evers H. J. Raesener Geraldine A. C. Leifeste Camp Bowie Brownwood

The Great Lie Comes to Palace Theatre This Week

Bet te Davis stars in The Great Lie with George Brent and Mary Astor at the Palace Theatre on June 4 and 5. The program also includes other stars and a third dimensional film with special glasses. Earlier showings on June 1 and 2 feature The Bad Man with Wallace Berry Lionel Barrymore and Ronald Reagan along with a Mickey Mouse cartoon. Texas oil production figures are noted in the article.

Bette Davis George Brent Mary Astor Palace Theatre New York Washington Maryland Miss Davis Knoche Wallace Berry Lionel Barrymore Laraine Day Ronald Reagan

Stonewall Weekend Social and Sports Results

Mrs Bright stayed over with relatives. Mr Bright to return and spend the summer at their place. Charlie Holden and family of San Antonio visited Ernest Hodges. Hiram Hodges and son John David and D E Hodges visited relatives at Robert Lee. Elmer Wood left for Navasota for work. Curtis Tutt and son and Dortha Wiggins and baby visited from San Antonio. Fritz Scharnhorst and Andrew Nielsen went to Houston with wool. Weinheimer family visited Austin with Alfred Riba. Mrs William Herber visiting relatives. Clemens and Hilmar Gold of Willow City visited Herbert Haas family. Softball Victors beat Rocky Hill 17 to 4. Hardball lost to Kerrville 4 to 3.

Bright Mr. Bright Charlie Holden San Antonio Ernest Hodges Hiram Hodges John David D. E. Hodges Robert Lee Texas Elmer Wood Navasota Mr Woods Curtis Tutt Dortha Wiggins Fritz Scharnhorst Andrew Nielsen Houston Felix Weinheimer Kurt Weinheimer Tillie Ahrens Austin Alfred Riba William Herber Emil Schlaudt Clemens Gold Hilmar Gold Willow City Herbert Haas Rocky Hill Kerrville

Local Notices Patch Holiday Weekend Visits

Gold section update notes Winona being very ill with hopes of recovery. Gus Wahrmund has recovered and may leave bed by week end. Robert Koennecke of Seguin visited and attended church at Cave Creek. Chester Boos family, Erwin Franz family visited in San Antonio and Nebgen school closing. Amelia Eckhardt and others from San Antonio visited home. Mr and Mrs Lee Feuge vacationing at Doss with Lehmanns. Alvin Pehl welcomed a baby boy born Saturday.

Pehl Edgar Mayer Henry Maenius Hugo Irene Weiershausen Helmuth Klein Felix Hahne Fredericksburg Albert Herman Eckhardt Roland Florene Alfred Enderlin Edgar Maenius Ellen John Raulz Margaret Meier Henry Meier Lydia Marie Werner Maenius Lester Scherer Robert Merz Buddy Hahne San Antonio August Immel Christine Nebgen Winona Gus Wahrmund Robert Koennecke Seguin Cave Creek Chester Boos Shirley Ann Erwin Franz Benno Franz Amelia Eckhardt Chester Beyer Ernst Hoffmann Harvey Eckhardt Lee Feuge Doss Feuge Chas. Lehmann

Light Bill Payment Reminder at City Office

The City of Fredericksburg urges residents to pay their light bill at the City Office on or before May 30 to avoid a 10 penalty.

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