Social Notes Highlight a Busy Round of Local Visits
Miss Lillian Arbelger visits Miss Wanda Hitzfeld in San Antonio. Kerrville guests August and Elsie Henke stay with Henry Hirsch. Dora Weber and Benno Schriever wed in Path. Weber and Schriever relatives attend Saengerfest. Various visits to New Braunfels San Antonio Pflugerville and Llano mark a week of social life with bridge gatherings and birthdays noted.
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Lillian Arbelger
Wanda Hitzfeld
San Antonio
August Henke
Elsie Bea Henke
Kerrville
Henry Hirsch
Lina Weber
August Schriever
Dora Weber
Benno Schriever
Jacob Wagner
Leo Diehlman, Jr
Robert Blum
Vida Newberry
Maurine, Newberry
O. B. Witte
Flora Mueller
Boerne
William Mueller
Norma Kessler
Mesdames R. G. Striegler
Nannie L. Striegler
Max Beekmann
H. A. Ries
Constance Striegler
Order of Eastern Star
Herman E. Dietel
Gertrude Dietel
New Braunfels
Louis Holekamp
Comfort
William Dietel
Robert Klingelhoefer
Pflugerville
Church Notices M E Church South Pastor at Conference
The pastor attends the Annual Conference in San Antonio and many members plan to visit next Sunday. No preaching services at the church. Members urged to attend other town churches in the morning and join the 7:30 P M musical program. Sunday School at 9:30 A M. I W Radetzky Pastor.
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San Antonio
M. E
W. Radetzky
Federal Farm Board approves over one million in loans
Washington reports three loans totaling more than 1 million dollars approved by the Federal Farm Board to aid orderly marketing. A 300000 loan goes to the Mississippi Cooperative Association at Jackson and a 500000 loan to the Southwest Co-operative Wheat Growers' Association in Kansas City. A 500000 facilities loan is issued to the Texas Farm Bureau Cotton Association in Dallas. The Board also considers using state agriculture departments and marketing boards in its operations.
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Washington
Federal Farm Board
Mississippi Cooperative Association
Jackson
Miss
Southwest Co-operative Wheat Growers’ Association
Kansas City
Texas Farm Bureau Cotton Association
Dallas
Texas
State Departments of Agriculture
State Marketing Associations
Georgia Department of Agriculture
Georgia Marketing Board
Male Chorus 36th Anniversary at M. E. Church
The M. E. Church extends a special invitation to celebrate the 36th anniversary of its Male Chorus next Sunday night October 27 at 7 30 with an appropriate song program. G C Brannies is pastor.
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G. C. Brannies
Miss Louise Evers visits San Marcos and Fredericksburg
Miss Louise Evers a student at Lutheran College San Marcos spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Adolf Evers. Mrs M A Parrott returned to Fredericksburg after visiting relatives in San Antonio. Miss Norma Kolmeier and Clara Lehne of San Antonio visited relatives here and in Eckert. Mrs A H Bartholmae underwent an operation at the local hospital last Friday and is reported to be recovering well.
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Mesdames S| M
Felix Maier
Ollie Lewis
Bradley
San Antonio
Archie Brodie
Eddie Eckert
Fredericksburg
Alfred Mosel
Louise Evers
Lutheran College At
San Marcos
Adolf Evers
Norma Kolmeier
Clara Lehne
Fredericksburg and Eckert
A. H. Bartholmae
Man Dismissed After Speeding Alibi About Pants
A humorous courtroom exchange ends with the judge dismissing the case after the defendant claims he rushed home to save his pants from a church rum mage sale. The victim quips about hearing the sale, prompting a light verdict.
Insurance policy double indemnity upheld in auto crash case
The Texas Supreme Court affirmed a ruling awarding $2,000 in life insurance benefits to Claudia Smith of Lamar County. The Home Benefit Association contested the second $1,000, arguing the cranking death did not trigger double indemnity, but the high court upheld the lower court finding of liability.
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Austin
Tex
Supreme Court
Home Benefit Association of
Paris
Texas
Claudia Smith
Lamar County
Aged Man Near Death After Accidental Shot
Frank Miksch Sr. an elderly farmer of Weimar Texas was found seriously injured at his home after a gun he struck on the ground discharged. The shot struck his head destroying an eye and crushing the skull. He was taken to his sister Mrs. Joe Knebel’s home and is not expected to survive.
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Weimar
Tex
Frank Miksch Sr
Miksch
Joe Knebel
Cairo grocer fined for selling beer malt
Gairo Til Oct 24 W H Bernhardt a Cairo grocer was fined 150 dollars in United States district court after pleading guilty to possession and sale of malt syrup. Judge Fred L Wham ruled selling malt syrup for home brewed beer violates the national prohibition act. Attorney Asa Wilbourn urged leniency noting many grocers sell malt syrup for home use.
Calf Nutrition Emphasizes Early Roughage Intake
Advice urges ample roughage for calves as soon as they will eat it, recommending alfalfa or mixed hay to support early development and digestion.
Woman Driver Indicted in Coleman Infant Death
Coleman Texas October 20 Mrs Louise LeBaron indicted for murder over a motor vehicle accident that killed Garland Freeman infant son of Mr and Mrs Ceoil Freeman She had been arrested and charged with murder and driving while intoxicated at the time of the crash
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Coleman, Tex
Louise LeBaron
Coleman
Garland Freeman
Ceoil Freeman
Texas Turkey Men Face Competition In Thanksgiving Market
Texas farmers at the State Poultry Butter and Egg Association opening session were urged to use special feeding methods to prepare turkeys for Thanksgiving. With Western and Northern flocks larger this year, Texas should pen birds three to four weeks before Thanksgiving and feed for market like cattle. Eastern dealer turnout was low, suggesting weaker demand. Lou Greene of Boston and Ralph Colyer of Brooklyn supported the view.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Texas
State
Poultry, Butter and Egg Association
Lou Greene
Boston
Ralph Colyer
Brooklyn
State plans new prison near Austin with funded site
The proposal calls for selecting a state use product not for market, restricting purchase to under 1000 acres within about 20 miles of Austin for the new prison site. It asks the legislature to appropriate 1 million dollars this winter to start work and 500 thousand dollars annually thereafter to finish the project.
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Austin
Card of Thanks for a Deceased Husband
The bereaved family thanks friends neighbors and clergy for sympathy and aid after the death of their husband father grandfather great grandfather and brother. Special thanks to Rev K Konzack and Revs Bracher and G H Holly for visits and words of condolence and to Zions Lutheran Choirs for songs and to all who sent flowers.
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K. Konzack
Rural Schools to Teach Fire Prevention in Texas
The State Fire Insurance Department will teach fire prevention in rural districts following a 5 cent per $100 insurance credit approval. J W DeWeese announced after an Attorney General ruling. Letters were mailed to all rural district superintendents urging instruction in fire prevention.
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Austin
Attorney General’s Department
Prison site near Austin recommended by board
A Texas prison board voted 11 to 4 to locate a new prison within about 20 miles of Austin and favored Southeast Texas penitentiary lands. The board declined a fixed site, will have a six member committee draft the report, and may place several sites under option while planning a Central Texas industrial prison.
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Austin
Tex
Texas
Locating Board
Prison Commission
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