Visitors from Reichenau and Kuhlmann in San Antonio
Mrs. Herman Kuhlmann and Mrs Olga Reichenau were visitors in San Antonio on Tuesday, stopping at local sites and meeting residents during their trip.
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Newspaper
Fredericksburg Standard
Location
Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1939
Page
6
Mrs. Herman Kuhlmann and Mrs Olga Reichenau were visitors in San Antonio on Tuesday, stopping at local sites and meeting residents during their trip.
Salvation Army High Council in London chooses Toronto leader George L. Carpenter as General to succeed Evangeline Booth. The article notes Carpenter at a reception and mentions Audrey Burgdorf leaving Texas for comfort to join the Public School faculty.
Funeral services for Anton Fritz in Fredericksburg drew a large attendance including Theresa Fritz Lawrence Fritz Ed Berg and many others. Attendees listed include Mrs Theresa Fritz Mr and Mrs Ed Berg Mrs Emil Zenner Miss Elsie Weinheimer W T Bivins N W Henderson Mrs Robi Fentiman Mrs Ernst Kendell Mrs Clara Braunschweig Miss Cecile Braden Miss Eleanor Schilling Miss Estelle Shelly Mrs Eva Ruiz Bill Braunschweig Alfred Hberle San Antonio Mrs Mary F Halden Mrs Lott Shell Mrs Chas Masteller Geo Halden Austin Mrs O T Stewart Georgetown Mrs Fred Knopp Leander Miss Irene Knopp Mason and more.
A grainy grocery ad lists sugar in cloth bags, coffee and copper priced per pound, salad dressing in Plymouth quarts and pints, sandwich spread, mayonnaise, peanut butter, pudding mix, and various coffee brands. It highlights assorted fresh vegetables and weekly specials with many items priced in cents.
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