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Fredericksburg Standard

Location

Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1934

Page

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Government Pays Strikers and Railroads Seek Higher Rates

Government relief chief Harry Hopkins comments on widespread strike risk and the idea of paying strikers from public funds while the labor action lasts. Railroads ask for a 170 million dollar freight-rate increase to cover costs linked to government policies. The American Liberty League mobilizes against the New Deal amid politics around Al Smith and John Davis. Wong On Wah, a Chinese air pilot, dies in a collision and is to be buried in a 750 dollar steel coffin as part of a marked burial choice.

American Federation of Labor Representative South Harry L. Hopkins American Liberty League al Smith John W. Davis Smith Roosevelt Santa Claus Edmund Wong On Wah Wong Wah Fong Shek Bremen Chang Fairway General Chang

Mussolini’s Venice visit to Hitler postponed indefinitely

After earlier displays of amity Mussolini postpones a planned visit to Hitler as he blames Nazi circles for Dollfuss’s assassination. The world noted the thaw but the trip now lies uncertain.

Mussolinia Hitler Venice Mussolini Dollfuss

Tri County Epworth League Convention Opens in Castell

The Tri County Epworth League Convention for Gillespie Mason Llano counties met in Castell on August 30 and 31. Dr Everitt Fray of Trinity Methodist Church San Antonio delivered three noted lectures. Castell Hoersterville hosted entertaining events and offered meals and lodging at nominal prices.

Tri-County Epworth League Gillespie Mason Llano Castell Everitt Fray Trinity Methodist Church San Antonio Hoersterville

Mystery surrounds steer found hanging on Knopp ranch

Alfred Kordzik reports his 3-year-old steer disappeared after Sunday grazing. Neighbors heard a warwhoop, then the animal was found Tuesday morning suspended by a grapevine and oak in a ravine, leaving whether suicide or accident remains unresolved.

Sam Alfred Kordzik Alfred Knopp

Deaths Mrs Emil Heckel Passes At 76 In Fredericksburg

Mrs Emil Heckel died at her Fredericksburg home Wednesday afternoon at 3 20 oclock aged 76 years 9 months 14 days Funeral services were held Thursday at the family residence and interment followed at Rocky Cemetery near Hye

Emil Heckel Fredericksburg Rocky Hye

Death of John A. Piedler Near Harper at 56

John A. Piedler died Wednesday at 3 30 a.m. at his home near Harper aged 56 years 11 months and 28 days Funeral services are set for Friday September 7 at 9 a.m. from Schaetter's Funeral Home and St Marys Church Interment will follow in the Catholic Cemetery.

John A. Piedler Harper Schaetter

Pioneer Citizen Mrs Eckert Dies at Local Hospital

Mrs. John Eckert, a pioneer resident of the county, died Thursday morning at 2 o'clock in a local hospital. The funeral was held Friday at 3 o'clock from Schaetter's Funeral Home with interment at Bear Creek Cemetery.

John Eckert Schaetter Bear Creek

Farewell Party Honored Local Clergy Family

Rev and Mrs Theo Haag hosted a farewell gathering at Bethany Lutheran Parsonage last Thursday for Rev W Flachimeier and his family. Attendees included several visiting pastors and their families from Albert Cave Creek Kerrville Doss Harper Fredericksburg and nearby communities.

Theo. Haag W. Flachimeier Bethany Lutheran Parsonage Leonhard Albert W Poehlmann Cave Creek Walter Probst Kerrville R. Becker Doss J. Holm Harper A Bracher A. Koerner Fredericksburg

Buchanan Dam Sold Advancing Completion Plan

The Buchanan Dam formerly Hamilton dam sold at receiver sale for 3.5 million dollars. Legislation will be heard to create a public authority to take over and operate the dam as part of President Roosevelt’s cheap power program. If approved, the plan aims to resume work within 45 to 60 days following a 4.5 million dollar public works loan, with bids from Eugene V. R. Thayer and Ike D. White in the running.

Buchanan Hamilton Dam Roosevelt Texas A. J. Wirtz Eugene V. R. Thayer Mississippi Valley Corporation Old Central Texas Hydro Electric Company

Iola Girl Injured After Fredericksburg Car Collision

Nine year old Miss Gertrude Powell of Iola sustained a compound fracture to her upper leg in a Monday evening auto accident on Main Street Fredericksburg. She had been attempting to follow her parents from the Rio Rita Cafe to Handy Andy Store when she did not notice an oncoming car driven by Miss Hilda Ahrens.

Gertrude Powell C. F. Powell Iola Main Street Fredericksburg Powell Rio Rita Cafe Handy Andy Store Hilda Ahrens

Obituary of Max R. Bode Passes at 47 in Texas

Max Robert Bode was born December 30, 1886 in Bodeville Mason County and died August 30 1934 near Oxford Texas aged 47 years 8 months. He married Annie Schneder December 14 1910. eight children were born with one dying in infancy. He joined the Methodist Church South at 13 and remained a member until death. He lived in Mason San Saba Gillespie and Llano Counties, mostly San Saba. He leaves his widow six daughters Pauline Nila Willie Mae Alice Louise Vernelle and Allsbeth and son Clay, one brother Otto of Pontotoc and five sisters Mrs Otto Kneese Fredericksburg Mrs Fr H Willman San Saba Mrs Ida Risinger Sulphur Springs Ark Mrs Louis Moore San Saba and Mrs John O Latham Pontotoc. Funeral services held September 1 at Castell with interment in a Castell Cemetery. The Castell male quartet sang.

Max R. Bode Bodeville Mason County Castell Oxford Texas Annie Schneder Methodist Church, South Mason San Saba Gillespie Llano Pauline Nila Willie Mae Alice Louise Vernelle Clay Allsbeth Otto Pontotoc Otto Kneese Fredericksburg H. Willman Ida Risinger Sulphur Springs Ark Louis Moore John O. Latham Pon- Soloc Methodist F. W Radetzky Art R. Gammenthaler A. R. Vetter

Miss Dina Treibs undergoes appendix operation

Miss Dina Treibs daughter of Mr and Mrs Otto Treibs has had an appendix operation at a local hospital and is reported doing fine.

Dina Treibs Otto Triebs

Omission Corrected for Otto Henke in Fair Association Directors

In last week’s article praising the Fair Association Directors the name Otto Henke was omitted. The notice regrets the oversight and affirms Henke has served as director for many years and deserves the compliments given to other directors.

The Fair Association Otto Henke Henke Association

Public official recalls long service in 1906 tenure

On January 1, 1935 a public official with duties dating to 1906 voluntarily began a self reflection noted in the city pages. The announcement mentions continuation on page 2 column 6.

Fredericksburg National Bank Displays FDIC Insurance Signs

The Fredericksburg National Bank now hangs FDIC insurance signs at all windows as proof that deposits are insured up to 5 000 dollars. The program covers over 14 000 licensed banks nationwide and protects most depositors.

Fredericksburg National Bank Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Washington

Girl Scout Troop Re Registers In Fredericksburg

The Girl Scout troop in Fredericksburg re registered on September 1 with 25 girls rejoining. New patrol leaders named Christine Klaerner Lucille Itz Ruth Stein and Lillian Fisher. Louise Peterman elected secretary Eugenia Schmidt treasurer. The group enjoyed a Sunrise Breakfast at the park and an all day hike with life saving and swimming tests passed by Peggy Petsch Agnes Juenke Louise Peterman Bernice Peterman Eugenia Schmidt Marjory Maier and Mae Priess.

Fredericksburg Christine Klaerner Lucille Itz Ruth Stein Lillian Fisher Louise Peterman Eugenia Schmidt Peggy Petsch Agnes Juenke Bernice Peterman Marjory Maier Mae Priess

Gasoline Blast Kills 10 Year Old in Pharr Texas

In Pharr Texas a gasoline vapors explosion at a filling station killed 10 year old Robert Egly and badly burned his sister Alice 16. The blast followed a tank wagon unloading fuel and the fire was put out by Pharr firefighters. The children's parents Ben and (Mrs) Egly were nearby when the explosion occurred. Robert died at McAllen Municipal Hospital hours after the blast. Alice remained in serious condition with burns to most of her body.

Pharr Tex Robert Egly Alice Robert McAllen Municipal Hospital Phar Ben Egly

Anders Family Visit in Fredericksburg

Mr and Mrs W G Anders and their son Robert from Toledo Ohio are visiting Mrs Daniel Rode at Fredericksburg.

W. G. Anders Robert Toledo, Ohio Daniel Rode Fredericksburg

Gillespie County District Court Closes Term

Gillespie County District Court closed for a fall term with a light docket but many long standing aid cases disposed. District Clerk E L Schmidt praised the high volume and rapid completion including hangover cases, finishing in about two weeks. The Grand Jury reconvened and reported five bills with three arrests, and Monday planned trial of M F Mayes on swindling charges.

Gillespie County E. L. Schmidt Henry Schmidt Adolph Knesek Harold Weiershausen M. F. Mayes

Complete Listings Due By September 10 For Government Sale

All producers wishing to sell animals to the government must complete listings by Monday September 10. Listings for sheep and goats over one year may be filed with Albert L. Petermann in the old courthouse building second story. County Agent H F Grote notes the county will allocate allotments in proportion to listings by county.

Albert L. Petermann Courthhouse H. F. Grote

Riley Grain Company Wins Grand Prize in Beer Sales

Riley Grain Company of Fredericksburg earned first prize in Gulf Brewing Company sales contest for Grand Prize Beer. Fredericksburg dealers posted the greatest August versus July increase, winning $175. Manager B H Riley thanks local dealers and friends for cooperation.

Riley Grain Company Fredericksburg Gulf Brewing Company Grand Prize Houston Texas B. H. Riley

Balky cow saves Plainview woman from strike by lightning

Plainview Texas a cow refused milking during a thunderstorm prompting Mrs R K Luster to retreat. Lightning struck the cow and knocked her unconscious, sparing Mrs Luster from harm. The Luster home suffered minor fire damage from the lightning.

Plainview Texas R. K. Luster

Krell Family and Buck Attend Lange Reunion Visit

Mrs. Gus Krell with sons Gus and William and Miss Gert rude Buck of Houston visited Charlie Evers and family. They also attended the Lange's Reunion in the area.

Gus Krell Gus and William Gertrude Buck Houston Charlie Evers Lange

Notice To School Teachers And Trustees

Last year a large number of school children were found to have an eye affliction and were temporarily excluded from school until treated. They required a physician certificate confirming ongoing treatment and observation until cure. Many remain under care due to long treatment times.

Wedding Ties El Paso Elopement in Carr-Somerset Union

Miss Jane Stonestreet of El Paso marries Thomas Carr of Las Cruces New Mexico in El Paso with Rev B M G Williams officiating. The couple plans to reside in Las Cruces where Carr works for the Las Cruces Auto Company.

Gillespie County Jane Stonestreet el Paso Thomas €. Carr Las Cruces New Mexico B. M. G. Williams Episcopal Carter Goodloe Ward Belmont College T. K. Carr Carr Ranch Fredericksburg High School College of Mines Carr

Steal A Little Kiss Broadcast Anounced

San Antonio composer Kermit Schlueter writes Steal A Little Kiss a song slated for KNX Hollywood broadcast September 10 at 7 45 P M on 1050 K W station coverage should reach this region The Universal Song Co promotes the tune which has not yet been published and the Schlueter family is cited in the notice

Kermit Schlueter San Antonio KNX Hollywood K. C Universal Song Co

Llano Burnet Delegation At Texas Dam Hearing In Austin

A large delegation from Llano and Burnet Counties traveled to Austin to speak before a joint Texas Legislature committee about the Llano River dam near Marble Falls formerly known as Hamilton Dam. The project, once owned by Insull interests, halted when a receiver took control after about 3.5 million dollars had been spent. optimistic hopes persisted despite a two year delay.

Llano Burnet Austin Texas Llano River Marble Falls Hamilton Dam Insull

Night Baseball Not Fit For Giants Says Manager

Giants manager Saenger notes a big difference between day and night games after a loss at House Park in Austin to the Nu Icy semi pro team. Night play troubled Giants with twelve errors, while Nu Icy players excelled under lights and featured several key hits. Some players also found their shoes stolen during the game.

R. E. Jordan Saenger Giants Austin House Park Schneider Klett Ed Olle

Klett Reunion Brings Descendants of German Pioneer Family

About 175 descendants of Julius August and Caesar Klett gathered at Klaerner's Park on September 25 to celebrate the second annual reunion. Attendees came from Menard Mason Johnson City Castell and Austin with officials elected Howard Klett of Austin President Louis Klett of Mason Vice President Albert E Kenny E Ottens Treasurer. Rev Theo Haag spoke Albert Klett of Fredericksburg shared the family tree and Charles Klett of Johnson City recounted pioneer life. The 1935 reunion is set for the Sunday before Labor Day.

Messrs Julius, August Caesar Klett Thuering Germany Klaerner’s Park Menard Mason Johnson City Castell Austin Theo Haag Albert Klett Fredericksburg Charles Klett Standard Howard Klett Louis Klett Albert E. Kiett E. C. Ottens

Governor Seeks Tax Penalty Remission for Delinquents

Governor Miriam A Ferguson submits a bill to remit penalties and interest on taxes delinquent as of Aug 1 1934. The measure applies to state and political sub divisions except cities. A 1 percent penalty would apply if paid by March 31 1935 and rise to 6 percent by Oct 30 1936. Efforts target House passage tomorrow.

Austin Tex Miriam A. Ferguson Texas

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By Anour Barispa Steer Alex Jung Max Robert Bode Fredericksburg National Bank Deposits Girl Scouts Phark Boy Gillespie County District Court Balky Bole Somerset Composer Alfred Schlueter Alfred Petsch Atla Llano and Boerne
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