Miss Hopf Will Wed Eugene Jenschke At St Marys
A bridal shower for Miss Elenora Hopf, hosted by Mrs. Alfred Jenschke and others, featured gifts, banco games, and prizes. Miss Hopf is to marry Eugene Jenschke on October 8 at St Marys Church. Attendees included Misses Esther Arlitt and Evelyn Petsch with prizes awarded and refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elenora Hopf
Rita Jenschke
Werner Pehl
Arno Behrends
Alfred Jenschke
Hopf
Eugene Jenschke
St. Mary's Church
Banco
Evelyn Petsch
Esther Arlitt
Political Announcements Policy Update
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Political ballot sample for district and sheriff races
Subject to November general election the sample lists Lawrence L Bruhl Democratic nominee for district representative Stn District along with Charles Schuch Alfred Klaer ner for sheriff seeking re election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence L. Bruhl
Morris Ranch PTA Elects New Officers and Committees
The Morris Ranch PTA elected a vice president and appointed committees. The Program Committee includes Walter Reeves and Hill. Membership via Mrs Walter Gottse balt and Mrs Rich ard Grona. Publicity by Alfons Klein and Hugo Usener. Hospitality by Otto Grona Alfons Klein and Walter. New members welcomed: Mr and Mrs Robert Walter Mrs Albert Everett and Mrs Ben Walker. Next meeting set for the first week in October to plan a Halloween party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter
Miss Reeves
Miss Hill
Gottsebalt
Richard Grona
Alfons Klein
Hugo Usener
Otto Grona
Parent Teacher’s Association
Robert Walter
Albert Everett
Ben Walker
Community Notes Highlight Rain Delights and Social Visits
The column records rainfall benefits and social visits across the week. Alfred Rausch of Grapetown and Gustav Rausch of Boston visited. Chas Priess prepares land in Vega for fall sowing. numerous local families host guests from Comfort, San Antonio, and Oklahoma City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Rausch
Grapetown
Gustav Rausch
Boston Mass
Chas. Priess
Vega
Texas
Benno Luckenbach
Adolph Woerner
Comfort
Elgin Luckenbach
San Antonio
Lowell Abbott
Annie Engel
Arno Engel
Pahl
Lonea Pahl
Edna Birch
Armin Engel
J. R. Jones
Edwin Brodbeck
Luckenbach
Blumenthal
Augusta Ottmers
Arthur Klier
Benno Engel
Otis Page
Chicago
Fredericksburg Drive-In Station Admit Sign
Fragmentary notice lists Fredericksburg drive in station with owner Rulin CreneWelge and property descriptor d2tt. Details are unreadable beyond these names and the location phrase.
Local Family News and Fair Day Highlights
Victor Duecker and family from San Antonio visited the Chas Duecker and Herbert Haas families. Weigand Lindig of Austin stayed with his parents. James Eckert injured at Seipp Park but not severely. Several locals moved to Brady for work. Weinheimer animals won prizes at the New Braunfels Fair. College students from Weinheimer and the Wilke families pursue Austin and business studies. Ewald Klier and wife welcomed a baby boy. Eugene Wilke celebrated his fourth birthday. Louis Kordzik Jr. marked a September 16 birthday with a family gathering.
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Victor Duecker
San Antonio
Chas
Duecker
Herbert Haas
Weigand Lindig
Austin
Otto Lindig
Seipp’s Park
James Eckert
Tom Andrews
Brady
M. Andrews
Simon Burg
Albert Mauldins
Herman Weinheimer
New Braunfels
Roy
Jacob
Tom
Evelyn Weinheimer
University
Evelyn
Ewald Klier
Eugene Curtis Wilke
Eugene Wilke
Emil Schlaudt
Notable Navy Vet Builds Fredrickburg Oil Firm
S Brooklyn native Lewis served two and a half years in the Navy. He stationed in Siberia after the Russian Revolution, watched Russian submarines, and sailed the Pacific. Discharged after Armistice, he returned home near Cherry Spring, later entered the oil business in East Texas, and built a local company now run as owner. He is vice commander of the Louis Jordan Post American Legion, a Chamber of Commerce director, and a credit bureau member. Hunting remains a favorite hobby for H Welge as fall arrives.
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S. Brooklyn
Lewis
Pacific
Siberian
Siberia
China
Japan
Hawaii
Navy
Cherry Spring
East Texas
Fredericksburg
Grayburg Oil Company
Grayburg Company
Russel Oil Company
Louis Jordan Post
American Legion
Chamber of Commerce
Civic Group
Credit Bureau
H. Welge
General Tires and Jubes Run Ad on Prop 321
Fred ericksburg Drive In Station promotes Prop 321 with Rubin Crenwelge as proprietor. The Standard offers a yearly subscription rate of $1.58.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredericksburg Drive-In Station
Rubin Crenwelge
Albert News Continues With Local School and Socials
Reuben Ottmers left Sunday for San Antonio to attend a business course. Mrs. Robert Merz recovered from a painful tooth extraction. The Albert Maennercher families held their annual fish fry at Williams Creek school grounds with dinner, music by Pehl's Orchestra, singing, games, and a night dance at Pehl's hall.
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Reuben Ottmers
San Antonio
Robert Merz
Albert Maennercher
Williams Creek
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Luckenbach News
J. B. Wieser
Independent Ticket
Arthur Stehling
Alex Jung
Charles Schuch
Alfred Klaerner
Henry Hirsch
A. H. Kneele
Henry H. Holly
Albert FE Klett
WM. M. Petmecky
E. L. Schmidt
Elgin D. Crenwelge
Eugen Kramer
Albert Walter
Reuben Nixon
J. J. Rogers
Edwin Grona
Felix Pfiester
Precinct
Alfred McDougall
Felix Herber
Justice of the Peace
AD. Mergenthaler
William Bruns
Leo J. Blanchard
Lawrence Burber
WM. J. Kasper
Alfred J. Petmecky
Cotton
Lubbock
Altus
Okla
Abilene
Dallas
Texarkana
Shreveport
EL Paso
Houston- Gal
Cotten
Commodity Credit Corporation
Agricultural Marketing Service Offices
The
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Morris Ranch News
Adolph Stieler
Blanco River
Stonewall News
Louis Kordzik Jr
Minneapolis- Moline
Ford-Ferguson
Fredericksburg Implement Co
Sia
Ial
Rss Pritt Wit
Chevrolet
Standard Motor Company, Inc
Fredericksburg,Texas
Albert
Stehling’s
Sterling Bros
Clothiers
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