Sultemeier Escapes In Texas Jail Break
Police and sheriffs from multiple counties aided a massive search after Sultemeier escaped from the Mason County jail. Bloodhounds and an airplane were used, but the fugitive remained at large amid a woodsy area, while two other prisoners denied knowledge of the escape and jail staff noted the car and feedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hill Foreman
Austin
State Highway Patrol
Harry Hutchinson
Highway Patrol
San Antonio
Pittmann
Hoffmann
King Casparis
Blanco
Frank Moore
Kerrville
F. Edge
Kendall
I. I. Whitehead
Mason
Alfred Kuhlmann
Mason County
Bexar County
Sultemeier
Herbert Leaveritt
Joyce Holland
Desparado
Court of Criminal Appeals
Sukemeyer
Albert E. Klett
Klaerner
Wm. Heimann
Gregory Staudt
Doss Home Demonstration Club Met at Sieckmann Home
The Doss Home Demonstration Club met October 3, 1940, at the Kitchen Demonstrator Mrs Albert Sieckmann. Members shared kitchen improvements from the past year and visited her arranged kitchen. Hostess served salmon loaf potato salad pickles salad wafers cake and ice tea. Next meeting set for October 17 at Mrs Willie Baethge's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doss Home Demonstration Club
Albert Sieckmann
Willie Baethge
Elgin Dittmar
Helotes Pair Visit Fredericksburg Friends Last Thursday
Mr and Mrs Theo Crenwelge and Burton Braun of Helotes visited Mr and Mrs Max Henke in Fredericksburg last Thursday. The brief social outing highlights local Texas connections and hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theo.Crenwelge
Burton Braun
Helotes
Fredericksburg
Max Henke
Subscribe to the Standard for $1.50 a Year
A brief subscription offer invites readers to enroll in the Standard at a yearly rate of $1.50. No further context or terms are provided in the fragment.
Halloween events at churches and schools listed
St Marys Church bazaar St Josephs Hall and St Marys School basement host events Thursday Oct 31 PTA Halloween carnival Public School Auditorium and Election Night Band Benefit at Peters Hall listed for the community calendar
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St. Mary’s Church
St. Joseph’s Hall
St. Mary’s School
PTA
Peter’s Hall
Firemen's Convention Ends With Races And Barbecue
The Texas firemen gathering at Texas A. & M. College featured remarks by officials including Mayor Edward Krauskopf and County Judge Henry Hirsch. Belton won the pumper race and Taylor led the four man event as delays cut events short. a barbecue closed the day with thanks to the Fredericksburg department and Elgin Crenwelge for organizing.
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Texas A. & M. College
Texas A. & M
Edward Krauskopf
H. L. Stockbridge
Henry Hirsch
Upper Main Street
Belton
Taylor
Fair Grounds Exhibition Hall
Fredericksburg
Theatre to Reduce Price of Admission at Palace
Walter Knoche, manager of the Palace Theatre, announced next Sunday October 20 a new admission price of 20c for adults and 10c for children under 12. Bargain night on Tuesdays remains 10c for all. The move aims to give Fredericksburg and surrounding trade the lowest price in a modern local theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Knoche
Palace Theatre
Knoche
Fredericksburg
PTA Organized at Wrede School Community
Last Friday Mrs. Fred Ma thisen met with the Wrede Community ladies to discuss affiliation with the Texas Congress of Parents and Teachers. They elected officers led by president Mrs. Alvin Ransleben and vice president Mrs. Fritz Brautigam, secretary-treasurer. A Halloween party was voted for with plans assigned to Mrs. Ransleben and Mrs. Felix Mueller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred. Mathisen
Wrede
Texas Congress of Parents and Teachers
Alvin Ransleben
Fritz Braeutigam
Ransleben
Felix Mueller
Women Leaders Debate Third Term, Wallace Views Cited
The Women's Medical Auxiliary discusses Wallace and a third term, citing passages from his book Whose Constitution. They argue for checks and balances to prevent tyranny and reflect on democracy and state power in modern government. The meeting in Kerrville also plans a county essay contest and meals for underprivileged children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace
United States
America
George W. Russell
Kerr, Kendall, Gillespie and Bandera Medical Society
Victor Keidel
Ada Peden
A. B. Williamson
J. Hardin Perry
Gillespie County
Keidel
Two Births In County During Past Week
A boy and a girl were born to Gillespie County families last week per local hospital records. The boy arrived October 12 to Vic tor Dogbbler and wife, the girl October 16 to Marvin Schuch and wife.
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Gillespie County
Victor Dogbbler
Marvin Schuch
Ben Holly
Alfred Feller
Walter Hollmng
Ad Wehmeyer
Gideon Rothmann
Gideon
Ridenhower Campaign Talks Farm Policy and War Stance
Congressional candidate Rid enhower, a Texas rancher and civil engineer by training, outlines views on farm program improvement, nonreciprocal trade, and opposition to foreign war. He aligns with Willkie against the New Deal and predicts a Republican victory in November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Ridenhower
Hamilton County
Kitchen Arrangement Discussed by Klein Branch Club
The Klein Branch Club met to discuss kitchen rearrangement aiming for shorter steps during meal prep. Mrs Pat Rogers showcased her well arranged kitchen, inspiring members as they elected officers for the coming year including President Mrs D W Duderstadt and Secretary treasurer Mrs Pat Rogers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Klein Branch
Miss Martin
Pat Rogers
D. W. Duderstadt
G. C Stevens
L. A. Stevens
H. L. Stevens
Dan Wiley
J. M. Stevens
W. H. Stevens
Hoffmanns Honored With Birthday Fest
Wilhelm and Emil Hoffmann were honored Sunday evening at the Oak Grove Hut in a birthday celebration attended by relatives friends and members of the Arion Male and Mixed choirs. Also present were Mr and Mrs John C Metcalf and Mrs Hanges of San Francisco. The Metcalfs left Tuesday with the Hoffmanns to visit in California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilhelm
Emil Hoffmann
Arion
Oak Grove
John C. Metcalf
Erna Hoffmann
Hanges
San Francisco
California
Local visits mark Texas weekend social circuit
Mrs. Clara Feise and Mrs. Al Al Loux visited Mrs. Emilie Doebbler in San Antonio this weekend. Dr. and Mrs. Hardin Perry were in Dallas to attend the Texas Oklahoma football game. Mrs. Max Schoenewolf and several others visited Mr. and Mrs. B Kepke in Austin Sunday.
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Clara Feise
al al Loux
San Antonio
Emilie Doebbler
Hardin Perry
Dallas
Max Schoenewolf
Walter Knoche
Jeanette Knoche
Weslly Gold
8. B. Kepke
Austin
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Doss
Sieckmann
Firemen’s Convention
Women’s Medical Auxiliary Meets
F. B. Bremer
Legion
D. W Knapp
D. E. Packard
Blanche Baker
Washington
Jefferson
Lee
Grant
Theodore Roosevelt
Woodrow Wilson
Hofffmann
Enchilades
Golden Arrow Drive
Uptown
Southern Select
Earl Abel
South
Galveston-Houston Breweries, Inc
Galveston, Texas
Melton Keller, Dist
E. Main St
Star Reporter
WM. Schroeder, Jr
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