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Newspaper

Fredericksburg Standard

Location

Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1925

Page

7

Social Notes Highlight Farewell and Social Events

Mrs R L Kott and Mrs A P C Petsch hosted a card club in honor of departing Mrs R S Miller. Prizes went to Mrs Walter Schaefer and Mrs Felix Keidel. Several social trips and a Rainbow Dance at Empire Pavilion are noted along with students headed to Austin and Travis County duties.

R. L. Kott A. P. C. Petsch R. S. Miller Walter Schaefer Felix Keidel Emma Maier Myrtle Mathiesen San Antonio Lillian Arbelger Wanda Hitzfeld Bessie Schmidt Willie Meurer Clifford Fehrenbach Marvin Hitzfeld Comfort Cecilia Lindeman Dora Weber John Reagan Cisco Empire Pavilion Jolly Joker Club Regina Corona Elfb F. W. Arbelger D. A. Riley Austin Edith Sagebiel Erna Kolmeier Travis County

Eckert locals note upcoming school travel and visits

Miss Bert Lee and Vollma Renick will leave next week to attend school. The Sept Sth luncheon was well attended. Mr. and Mrs. Mart Longenoy and family from Austin visited relatives here last week. Rain improved conditions and cotton picking continues. Several locals attended religious services and visits in Oxford and Fredericksburg.

Bert Lee Vollma Renick Cos Mart Longecoy Austin Longeoy Jno Thomas Oxford J. F. Hinds Felix Jung Clarence Horlen Gaylord Eddy Edgar Kolmeier Eckert Silas Burch Clayton Renick Willow City Fredericksburg

Stonewall News Briefs Highlight Health, Rain and School

Mr and Mrs Chas Schmidt return from San Antonio with Mrs Schmidt improving after X Ray at Santa Rosa Hospital. Stonewall reports 1 inch rain last Saturday aiding late crops. A baby girl born Sept 5 to Mr and Mrs Paul Tanz. Herman Weinheimer and Ed gar Duecker sell fat cattle to Llano buyers. Stonewall school to open Sept 21 if Principal Wiemers recovers from operation. A Subscriber.

Chas. Schmidt San Antonio Llano Stonewall School Wiemers

Uncalled Letters At Fredericksburg Post Office

A list of letters remaining uncalled for at the Fredericksburg post office as of September 14 includes Mansel Smith J C Sims Carmen Escola Santa Susana Espinosa Nestor Hernandez Esteban Lara Refugia Alvarado de Lopez Josefina Moreno Dela Gaza Alfredo Reyna Francisco Hernandez Timoteo Luna Maria Rodriguez. Unclaimed letters by September 25 will be forwarded to the Division of Dead Letters.

Fredericksburg Mansel Smith J. C. Sims Carmen Escola Santa Susana Espinosa Nestor Hernandez Esteban Lara Senor Refugia Albarado de

Births Report for Local Families in August and July

A series of birth announcements lists couples such as Mr. and Mrs. Otto Petri with a daughter born August 27, Mr. and Mrs. Willie Baethge with a son born August 23, and several other families including Gold Fritz Duecker Lindig Hartmann Wunderlich Weber Fiedler Richardson Pahl Kuhlmann Gomez Fried erich Heimann Tatsch Gellermann Adams Hahn Kunz with births ranging from May to September.

Otto Petri Willie Baethge Edwin A. Gold Emil Fritz Herman Duecker Herman Lindig Max Pahl Otto Kuhlmann F. Gomez Hy. A. Friederich Harry A. Heimann Edg. Tatsch Hermann Gellermann Melvin Adams Felix Hahn Felix Kunz

Death Report Helen Mueller Died August 11

Helen Mueller died August 11 at age 69. Funeral arrangements are pending with local authorities reporting the death in the community.

Helen Mueller

New Subscribers to the Standard List

A roster of new Standard subscribers including Arthur A. Knopp Fredericksburg Hugo Flachmeier Seguin Hy Nipper Fredericksburg Mrs J J Fox Buenos Aires Miss Flora Wertheim Desde mona Hugo Baethge Fredericksburg Lawrence H Schmidt San Diego Chester Bonn Morris Ranch Anton Schmidtzensky Fredericksburg Walter Kuhlmann Fredericksburg C D Greathouse Corpus Christi Owen Dutton Evans H Ahrens Marble Falls August Schert Fredericks W C Brown Knoxville Oliver Fairchild Harper Alfons Jensehke Kansas City. We thank you.

Hugo Baethge Fredericksburg Lawrence H. Schmidt San Diego Calif Chester Bonn Morris Ranch Anton Schmidtzensky Walter Kuhlmann Fredericks Owen Dutton Evans Ahrens Marble Falls August Schert W. C. Brown Noxville Oliver Fairchild Harper Alfons Jensehke Kansas City

Program at Methodist Church Choir Concert

A program at the Methodist Church Sunday night September 20 at 7 30 features solos duets quartets and choir songs by the mixed and men choirs under leader Mr Henry Fischer. Everyone is invited to attend.

Methodist Church Henry Fischer

Ten Commandments novel follows film success on Empire release

Cecil B. DeMille finished the film The Ten Commandments and saw strong material for a book. Jeanie MacPherson and Henry MacMahon wrote the novel of the same name, with high demand wherever the picture has played. The film now returns to a popular scale exhibition at the Empire Theatre.

Cecil B. DeMille Empire Theatre

More Spanish peanuts on the farm and profits

The Spanish peanut offers two crops hay and grain with high protein. It fits corn middles or stubble land at low cost and promises a sure yield. The vines provide summer feed for livestock and the plant yields a useful protein concentrate if not sold at a profit. Plant in two and a half foot rows with one seed every four to six inches.

Progressive Farm

Epworth League Program at First M E Church

Sunday evening September 20 at 8 o clock the South Epworth League presents a program. Mrs Lena Ernst reads scripture and leads prayer. Miss Olga Weiss narrates The Story of Sir Launfal and His Vision. Mrs R Gammenthaler speaks on Christ as a Social Service Worker. Mrs A B Williamson discusses Social Service Work Our League Can Do. E W Hahn reads The House by the Side of the Road. Songs include Love Divine To The Work Somebody Did a Golden Deed Help Somebody Today. Announcements and Reception of Members followed by league benediction.

Christ R. Gammenthaler Sir Launfal Olga Weiss League A. B. Williamson E. W. Hahn

Insect Control Advice for Eggplants and Cucumbers

Notes on red spider and plant ophis pests on vegetables. Suggest sulfur dust for red spider and nicotine sulfate spray for ophis. Written by R. S. Miller, Co. Agt with subscription note for the Standard at $1.00 per year.

R. S. Miller, Co. Agt

Local and Personal: Mr Gilbert Bode Leaves for She pard Texas

Mr Gilbert Bode departed for She pard Texas where he has been engaged as instructor of the public school.

Gilbert Bode Shepard, Texas

Kuenemann Family Moves From Fredericksburg to Austin

Mr Wm Kuenemann and family changed their residence from Fredericksburg to Austin in the early part of this week.

Wm. Kuenemann Fredericksburg Austin

Behrends Buys Luckenbach Farm from Buebsham

Mr Christ Behrends of Luckenbach purchased the Emil Buebsahm farm at that place under private terms.

Christ Behrends Luckenbach Emil Buebsahm

Welgehau Family Trips North and South Texas

Mr and Mrs Aug Welgehau sen and their son Kurt traveled to San Antonio and then to College Station where Kurt will attend A and M College this term. The Comal County Fair will be held in New Braunfels September 24 to 27 with a 50 piece Ladies Band from Chicago providing music.

Aug. Welgehausen Kurt San Antonio College Station A. & M. College Comal County New Braunfels Chicago The Standard

Mrs Knopp Returns After San Antonio Operation

Mrs Peter Knopp Sr. returned home from San Antonio last Tuesday after an operation. At 82, her condition is considered very critical and she is accompanied home by Mr and Mrs Peter Knopp.

Peter Knopp Sr San Antonio Peter Knopp

Frie s Brother Rushes to San Antonio for Ill Brother

A message from San Antonio Wednesday night said John Fries was very sick there. His brother Ad Fries and other relatives left at once after the notice reached them.

San Antonio John Fries Ad. Fries

Promotion Hope for Hilmar Schmidt on California

Albert J. Schmidt received the Auckland Australia Daily with a photo of the flagship California. Hilmar Schmidt serves as petty officer aboard the ship and is scheduled for a promotion. The note offers best wishes for a near term advancement.

Albert J. Schmidt Auckland Australia California Hilmar Schmidt Hilmar

Moody warns firms on franchise tax collection

Austin Texas September 16 Attorney General mailed letters to several hundred firms demanding current year franchise taxes, interest and penalties. If unpaid by October 1 1925 suit will be filed. Secretary of State had cancelled permits for failure to pay by May 1. AG lists total due for each corporation or firm.

Austin Texas Secretary of State

Bank Robber Strikes Newark Bank for 3000 Dollars

A lone thief entered the First State Bank in Newark Texas at noon on Wednesday and stole 3000 dollars in currency. The bank was deserted as the cashier was away briefly. County officers investigate. Newark lies about 15 miles southwest of Decatur.

Decatur Texas First State Bank Newark

Also Mentioned on This Page

P. Hahn Fredericksburg Cannery Cannery Mcellerings Hall Grienke & Son Grienke Mgr Burg’s Stonewall, Texas Kerrville Syncopators Tom Dellman Rochedle Emil L. Weiss A. L. Patton Bidg Albert Kruse Stonewall News Bernhard Prochnau Margaret Lindig Jacob A. Treibs Dora L. Durst Wm. Kneupper Anna M. Staudt Harry A. Jenschke Selma Kordzik Werner Crenwelge Olga Welgehausen Chas. C. Vann Josephine B. Mayes Arthur A. Knopp, Fredericks M. E. Church South Epworth League Lena Ernst MOODY Bandit Peter’s Hall Bear Creek Band Peter Hugo G.C. Schaefer Cypress Creek Pedernales River Pedernales Round Mt Cypress Mill Gold Duecker
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