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Fredericksburg Standard in Fredericksburg, Texas

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Fredericksburg Standard

Location

Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1924

Page

7

Social notes from Kerrville gatherings and visits

Mrs Arthur Real and Mrs Casper Real of Kerrville visited this city with Mrs Kris Riley. Vera and Christine Reinbach were honored at a surprise party with games and late refreshments. Dora Weber Helen Henke visited San Antonio with Mrs H Manesberger. A recent Enchanted Rock outing featured Tallian Arbeiger Wanda Hitzfeld Margaret Kott Vera Kolmeier Dora Weber Margaret Maier Frank Bauman Robert Moriiz Victor Schoenewolf Clifford Fehrenbach Lucian Grupe Marvin Hitzfeld Willie Meurer. Mrs M A Stewart of Menard visits Miss Dora Nanwald and Mrs Bertha Nanwald. S H Sagebiel and family visited in Austin. Edith Krauskopf Helen Henke hosted a bridge party on San Saba Street. high score Mrs Werner Reidel, second Mrs Otto Burgdorf, booby Mrs August Hahne. refreshments served. Mr and Mrs Walter Stieler and son Bernard of Comfort visited Dr and Mrs Victor Keidel. John I Bartlett of New Braunfels and Mrs Louise Bartlett hosted Sunday guests. Mr and Mrs William Bierschwab travel to Chicago for Bankers Convention. Ida Blum hosted river party for Ollie and Viola Breautigain. Ellie Arhelger visiting Mrs D H Dewhurst. Mrs Robert Arhelger hosted Merry Maker's High Five. Mrs Max Henke high score, Mrs Ernest Herbert low. Clara and Emma Maier hosted a bridge evening. Leola Patton won first, Myrtle Mathiesen consolation. three-course refreshments provided.

Arthur Real Casper Real Kerrville Kris Riley Vera Christine Reinbach Dora Weber Helen Nora Henke San Antonio Margaret Kott Vera Kolmeier Margaret Maier Frank Bauman Robert Moriiz Victor Schoenewolf Clifford Fehrenbach Lucian Grupe Marvin Hitzfeld Willie Meurer M. A. Stewart Menard Dora Nanwald Bertha Nanwald S. H. Sagebiel Austin Edith Krauskopf Helen Henke Ida Blum Ollie Viola Breautigain Ellie Arhelger D. H. Dewhurst Robert Arhelger Merry Maker Max Henke Ernest Herbert Clara Emma Maier Leola Patton Myrtle Mathiesen

investigate the minister and the peace propaganda

An editor questions a minister on pacifist rhetoric, church loyalties, and the source of the peace slogan. The editor urges serious scrutiny of propaganda, urging clergymen to investigate and test what they are told, to avoid slush in the pulpit and confusion in the pew.

Europe General Conference

What’s Credit Worth in a Hard Time

A fragile economy era piece argues local merchants deserve support for extending credit, noting mail order houses would demand cash in advance. It urges backing local shops now to ensure access to essentials like groceries and clothing when finances tighten. The ad also highlights a large selection of heaters at reasonable prices.

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City Cafe John Stehing Tivydale Band Peter Harper Theo. Oehler Texas Klaerner’s Morman Social Notes Herman Stieler Walter Stieler Bernard of Comfort Victor Keide John I. Bartlett New Braunfels Louise Bartlett William Bierschwab Chicago Bankers Convention Big Cash Schroeder Bros Lustrase Bolivia Anna Gold Women Apparel ST. ‘Mary’s School St. Mary’s School Uncle Sam Schneider’s Produce
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