Harper High School opens with enrollment over 150
Harper starts the new term Monday with more than 150 students enrolled. The staff remains mostly unchanged except R. R. Tippit takes the place of Ernst L. Williams as agricultural teacher and Miss Frances Floyd substitutes for her sister Cecil who is convalescing after an appendectomy. Local families relocate and several residents travel to Fredericksburg and San Antonio for business or visits.
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Harper High School
R. R. Tippit
Ernst L. Williams
Frances Floyd
Cecil
D. D. Parker
Harper
Oscar Fiedler
Fredericksburg
James Jung
Emil Tatsch
San Antonio
H. W. Fairchild
Berthold Reed
Roy Cottle
Howard
Carol
Blanco
Otto Fritz
Edgar Ellebracht
Charley Klehn
Otto Rahe
Lewis Grosenbacher
C. L. Sageser
B. C. Sageser
Smithsons Valley
E. N Hickson
G. L. Bierschwab
Camp Verde
Bunday
Mir
John Rogers
C J Whitewood
J. J Bowers
A. C. Wendel
Esther
Predericksburg
V A. Cottle
Oren
Frank Rischner
Otto Itz
George and
Douglas Duderstadt
Chester Hudson
Carrizo Springs
Armond Markwardt
August Strackbien
Wm Casper
Paul Bode
John 8
Morris
Jess Miller
Ingram
H. C. Klett
Austin
Klett
Wm. Martiny
Martin Bradshaw
Oklahoma
Clayton Stribling
Lexington
E. Stribling
Sandy
Johnson City
Charlie Bruckner
Bettie Gene
D. A. Crider
Latham
Camp Pedernales
Mathilda Weirich
Henry Weirich
Joe Buckner
Myrtle Anderson
Oscar Heckel
Johnson City High School
A. P. Box
Singleton
Artelia Simmons
Roy Kiett
Minnie Beauchamp
Lorine Fawrett
Col Coffey Dies After Long Ill Health Near Noxville
Col J W Coffey died at his home near Noxville after months of ill health. Born June 21 1856 he was 78. He married twice and had seven children. Interment was in Noxville Cemetery with Masonic Lodge honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col
J. W. Coffey
Noxville
Col. Coffey
Mary Brown
D. Whetstone
Jess Walker
London
Jess Coffey
Charley Coffey
Dripping Springs
Sam Coffey
Alpine
Mary Coffey
Col Coffey
Lippie Rush
Masonic Lodge of
Junction
Castell Locals Visit Families and Attend Centennial Events
Local residents host and visit relatives from Austin Houston and Fredericksburg across a busy period. The group also notes attendance at a centennial Methodist celebration in San Antonio with Mr and Mrs A Vetter and sons and Co H Grote. Various social visits include Miss Irene Muller birthday party and past weekend trips to Taft Corpus Christi Schulenberg and Monthalia.
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Dorothea Assetl
Austin
F. W. McKenna
Houston
F. C. Kassell
Mathilda Leifeste
Raymond Leifeste
Gilbert Leifeste
Labor Day
E. C. Lefeste
Rubin Lehmberg
Fasseler
Yancey
Ervin Leifeste
Cost
Sam Leifeste
Schulenberg
A. F. Leifeste
Charles Leifeste
Monthalia
A. Vetter
Brenham
Frances Mae Schuessler
Vernell Holly
Fredericksburg
J. W. Leifeste
Rosalie Buchholz
San Antonio
W.W. A Buchholz
Max R. Bode
Karl Schneider
Nelma Larremore
Taft
Corpus Christi
Olivia Grenwelge
EB Grenwelge
Chas. G. Schneider
Irene Muller
Rainmaker Boze Dies After Bomb Blasts On Plane
Boze 41 year old self styled rainmaker died in a hospital after being critically burned when bombs exploded over the side of a plane in a bid to summon rain for a drought struck region. He had attempted twice before with explosives and pneumonia followed from severe Burns. Pilot Lou Foote of Dallas safely landed the blazing aircraft saving four aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waxhackie
James A. Boze
Boze
Lou Foote
Dallas
Blanco area notes travel visits and local baseball tie
Mrs J D Kinney and Mrs G V Kane with children visited relatives in Austin. Miss Vivian Stubbs of Blanco hosted Miss Julia Mae Stubbs. Families from San Marcos Robstown and San Antonio visited relatives in Johnson City and Blanco. Blanco girls tied Johnson City in baseball at Johnson City park. Several residents visited Austin Fredericksburg Bandera and Bandera with family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.D. Kinney
G. V. Kane
Austin
Vivian Stubbs
Blanco
Julia Mae Stubbs
Loriie Fawcett
Delia Fawcett
Harry Roper
Robstown
S. E. Johnson
Adn
Sam Houston
Josefa
San Marcos
Johnson City
Winnie Wells
Clell Basket
Arthur Olfers
San Antonio
Guy Felps
Cecil Redford
Clarence Redford
Joe Crofts
el Paso
Harvey Crofts
W. H. Hudnal
Galveston
Emmett Redford
C. C. Redford
Emilie Bushnell
Lula Young
Fay
Bandera
Mary Gardner
Miss Jones
Severa Rosa Ranch
John Sandy
J. B. Leonard
Fr. P. Ross
James Ross Leonard
M. C. Leonard
T. J. Beauchamp
Minnie
J. B. Leonard and
Notice of Final Account in Estate of Ed Peter Deceased
The State of Texas issues a writ to Gillespie County sheriff via administrator Adoion Meckel for final account of Ed Peter deceased numbered 956 in Gillespie Probate. Publication required for twenty days in a Gillespie County newspaper to inform interested parties to appear by September 10, 1934. Court will act on September term 1934 in Fredericksburg.
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State of Texas
Gillespie County
Adoion Meckel
Ed. Peter
Gillespie
Fredericksburg
Texas
A. D
Albert E. Klett
Tex
Alfred Klaerner
Johnson City Social Notes Include Local Visits And School Opening
Numerous visits reported among Beauchamp Leonard Klett Stribling Bracken and Fawcett families. School Year begins with Johnson City High opening with large turnout and strong enrollment as A P Box leads a capable faculty.
Fredericksburg Publishing Co Offers Mimeo Paper Deals
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Fredericksburg Publishing Co
Doss Area Notes Highlight Local Gatherings and Games
POSS LOCALS report guests visiting area homes from Kerrville to Waco. A birth is noted for Edmund Friedrich and congratulations go to the Lange and Wendel families. Doss Cyclones suffer two baseball losses, 11 to 0 at Hilda and 6 to 3 by an Eastern All Star squad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Froehner
Hilda
B. E. Breihan
Kerrville
T. J. Neffendorf
Ida Newmann
Waco
Mason and
Doss
Edmund Friedrich
Emil Lange
Rubin Nixon
A. A. Wendel
Alf. Sauer
Chas Lehmann
Lange’s
Llano River
Raymond Spaeth
John Sauer
San Antonio
Henry Sauer
Doss Cyclones
Lightning Strikes Car Injuring Roy Gibbons Family
A car carrying Roy Gibbons and his five children was struck by lightning during a rainstorm in LaProyer. The bolt pierced the roof, leaving two holes and prompting a precautionary check of the occupants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaProyer
Roy Gibbons
Address change request to prevent misdelivered Standard copies
The Standard asks readers to notify of any address change to avoid 2¢ per misdelivered copy. If a change is planned, readers should write beforehand to ensure delivery and save the paper from sending copies to wrong addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam
Incident Leaves One Mildly Injured in Fender Collision
A minor crash left one person nervous after a collision that damaged a fender and melted the radiator ornament. No other injuries reported.
For Rent Two Or Three Rooms Furnished Or Unfurnished
Advertisement notes to rent two or three rooms, furnished or unfurnished, with contact phone 158. Landlord Otto H. Seipp listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto H. Seipp
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Harper News
Castell
Blanco News
Lis
E- Ratliff
Heh Va
Thedford
Standard Service Company
General Auto Repairing
Fredericksburg National Bank
POSS
Alex W. Maier
Committee On Foods of American Medical Association
Gold Chain
South
Gold Chain Family
Committee On Foods
The
American Medical Association
Appreciate
Rate
TSA Mills
Codikolalems
Basse Truck Line
Flores St
Union Truck & Transportation Terminal
Federal Deposit Insurance Corpo
Ration
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Washington, D.C
Eschderositon
Safety and Service
Lochte Storage & Commission Co
San Anton
San AN
Tonio. TE
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