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Fredericksburg Standard

Location

Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 31, 1919

Page

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Fredericksburg Local Notes Highlight Navy, Visitors, and Hailstorm

Local items report Henry W. Lewis aboard the Asiatic Fleet and visiting Chinwangton Peking and Shanghai. Dr Otto Keller of San Antonio promotes Lone Star Motor Truck and Tractor Association. Miss Ruth and Dorothy Lewis visit from San Antonio. Dorothy a 1919 class honoree. A baby boy born May 25 to Mr and Mrs John P Durst died at birth. Several Fredericksburg names subscribe to the Standard. Hailstorm near Waring and Welfare ruins crops. Bank official Adolph Gold leaves for Galveston. Mrs Gus Malehow progresses well after surgery. Local baseball club plans a dance and box supper at Klaerner's. Irene Wagner weds Elgin Klaerner in San Antonio. Chamber of Commerce to hold banquet June 2 at Klaerner's Hall.

A. E. Lewis Henry W. Lewis Henry Chinwangton Peking Shanghai China Otto Keller San Antonio Fredericksburg Keller Lone Star Motor Truck and Tractor Association Hortense Braeutigam Braeutigam Henry Braeutigam Ruth Dorothy Lewis Thomas School Dorothy John P. Durst Squaw Creek Otto Henke Theo. Hego H. H. Sagebiel F. Metzger Augusta Roeder Irene Wagner Elgin Kaerner Chas. Wagner Chas. Klaerner Chamber of Commerce of Klaerner

Fredericksburg Public School Entertainment at Klaerner's Opera House

Primary and Elementary grades presented a well attended program at Klaerner's Opera House. Net proceeds of the evening totaled 102 dollars for the Fredericksburg Public School Treasury. The stage featured floral decorations as the children performed their parts with notable appreciation from the audience.

Fredericksburg Klaerner Opera

Church notice announces services and conference

Saturday at 11 00 a m preaching in German followed by Quarterly Conference business. Saturday at 8 45 preaching English regular services. Sunday Lords Supper after the 11 00 o clock service. Presiding elder Rev E A Konken will be here until Sunday afternoon. A R Vetter pastor.

E. A. Konken A. R. Vetter

Fredericksburg Giants Narrowly Defeat M G T Cavalry 1 0

Fredericksburg Giants win a pitchers duel 1 to 0 as Lee holds the 14th Cavalry to five scattered hits. Rheinholtz goes distance for the Cavalry in a hard fought game, while Gonzales delivers a sacrifice fly and Henke adds a two base hit for the Giants in the sixth.

Rheinholtz Lee Giants Gonzales Henke 14Th Cavalry Pichsing E. Henke E. Hennig

Card of Thanks for Augusta Evers

The family expresses sincere thanks to all who assisted during their mother and mother-in-law Mrs. Augusta Evers illness and to those offering condolences at her death with many beautiful flowers. They thank the R of America pastors Puhl and Holly and Dr. Tainter for their services.

Augusta Evers America Puhl and Holly Tainter

Death of Rufus D. Peril in Jewett Texas 1919

Rufus D. Peril died in Jewett Texas on May 18 1919. Born December 20 1848 in Hickory County Missouri he moved to Burnet and Gillespie Counties before settling in Gillespie. He served in Capt Bernstein s Ranger Company in 1871 and is buried in the family cemetery on the Divide. He leaves a wife a son Jas Peril and two stepchildren Ethel and Robert plus two brothers W A Peril of Gillespie and E L Peril of Sheridan Wyoming.

Rufus D. Peril Jewett Texas Hickory County Burnet County Gillespie Gillespie County Peril Capt. Biberstein Ranger Company Divide Presbyterian Church

Printers Mistake Sends Dinner Sets at Five Dollars

The notice notes a printer error listing dinner sets priced at 50 cents while the correct price is five dollars. A 30 piece gold decorated set is advertised at Barrier-Maier Co. Early Friday morning Dr Victor Keidel leaves for San Antonio to visit a patient.

Messisax Felix Stehling Byute San Antonio 9Lesman Barrier-Maier CO Victor Keidel Otto Kunz Luckenbach Keidel

Palm Beach Suit Sale Presses On

Bargain notice offers tan grey and navy suits at 10.00 each though valued at 15.00. Buyers urged to select before sold. Also mentions harvest prospects in Gillespie County and a Fredericksburg Concordia Singing Society fishing trip planned for June 18 to 20 with a Mason celebration on July 4 featuring a free barbecue and welcoming citizens.

Palm Beach Barrier-Maier Co Gillespie County Fredericksburg Concordia Singing Society Llano River Mason

Woodmen Circle Initiation and Memorial Services Planned

Last Sunday twelve Woodmen Circle members witnessed a large initiation in Comfort led by a San Antonio Grove team. Fredericksburg Grove plans a June 8 memorial service, cemetery decoration, and unveiling of Mrs Ethel Tries monument with Capt A P C Petsch as speaker. Public invited.

Woodmen Circle No Woodmen Circle San Antonio Fredericksburg Fredericksburg Grove Ethel Tries A. P. C. Petsch

Suicide in Pasture Near Town Claims Young Husband

Mr Ernst Degel aged 23 was found dead with a bullet through the head in Aug Pieper's pasture west of town last Sunday evening. A Winchester 30-30 bullet caused instantaneous death. A letter to his wife and an open note were pinned to his coat stating he would end his life. His wife lives at Bend Texas. He leaves a wife a young daughter his parents and several siblings. Degel was a son of Wendelin and his wife of the county.

Ernst Degel Pieper Bend Texas Mr. Degel Wendelin Degel County

Concert to Benefit Courthouse Park Improvements

Sunday night June 15th sets the big concert for raising funds to improve Courthouse Park. Citizens organize to beautify and maintain the park area outside the bound of the town buildings. Plan includes lawn care, tree trimming, bench repairs, flower beds, and tennis courts for locals and visitors. If funds allow, repaint the fence and place electric lights. Commissioners’ Court offers support by removing machinery and aiding the project.

Commissioners’ Court

Employment Bureau for Gillespie County opens

A new Employment Bureau for Gillespie County under the Bureau of Public Information is established in Fredericksburg. Miss Edna Stein heads the Priess Building office and handles laborer needs and employer requests with no charges. The bureau also runs a free library for literature seekers.

Bureau of Public Information Fredericksburg Priess Edna Stein Bureau

Seed varieties arrive at 37 H. C. Maier store

FIELD SEEDS including Red Top Orange and Amber Cane Seed along with Mill et and Maize seed have just arrived at 37 H. C. Maier.

H. C. Maier

Also Mentioned on This Page

Fk. C. Hansen Alfred P. C. Petsch R. G. Striegler the Loan & Abstract Company Fritz Luskenach Ménard Hey Ora Navy Ugkenbach San Saba Emil Roeder Morris Ranch Cora Alma Ruff Kerrville Wm. Roeder Waring and Welfare August Jost Adolph Gold Bank of Fredericksburg Galveston Gus. Malehow Kerrville Hospital Herman Usener Henry Cowan Messrs D. W. Rouse Louis Walter Alphons Walter George Weinheimer Guadaloupe Herman Ochs Arthur Keller Lone Star Motor Truck and Tractor Association of Max T. Henke Sidney Klaerner’s Opera House M. E. Church South Fredericksburg Giants M. G. T. 14Th Cavalry Taylor Wallace Heidteman Schleicher Q Smith Harris Poe Judd Walden Born Vander Stucken Felix Vander Stucken Margaret Wahrmund R. L. Kott Comfort Alfred Basse TF. D. Smith Bay of Fredericksburg Estelle Smith North Yevtedey T. D. Smith Gold Building Ilbur C J. B. Wieser Ugo Alex Maier Gus Malchow Cameron Stehling Cardu
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