DOSS LOCALS VISITORS AND FAMILY HAPPENINGS
Mrs A A Wendel notes visitors and family visits from San Antonio Sandy Hill Dallas and Oklahoma. Recurring names include Sauer Dittmar Bergner Thoefen Stein and Dittmar families with travels to Fredericksburg Austin Harper and Petersburg. A hunting trip to New Mexico is planned by four men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Saver
San Antonio
Saver
Henry Sauer
R. Becker
Sandy Hill
Elgin Dittmar
Otto Dittmar
Walter Dittmar
Leakey
Dittmar
A. A. Davis
R. Stadtler
Suny
J. M. Bergner
Jack Thoefen
N. Thoefen
Dallas
Ruth Bergner
Willie Kensing
Oklahoma
Alfred Durst
Harvey Stein
Fredericksburg
Erna Sauer
Frank Kroll
Harper
Alfred Sauer
Emil Sauer
Elgin Geistweidt
New Mexico
Austin
John Dittmar
Keidel Hospital
Hilmar Dittmar
Petersburg
Willie Sauer
A. L. Woerner
L. S. Wendel
Miss Marie
Willow City
Charlie Leuterbecher
L. Wendel
Visitors Call on Morris Ranch Residents
Mr and Mrs R W Byrd and children from Center Point Mrs Mildred Byrd of San Antonio and Jack Byrd of Long Beach visited Mrs A J Byrd and family. R H Morris and Clayton Morris visited in San Antonio. A Halon party drew a large crowd last Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Byrd
R. W. Byrd
Louise
Harold and Curtis
Center Point
Mildred Byrd
San Antonio
Jack Byrd
Long Beach
California
R. H. Morris
Clayton Morris
Eddie Bierschwale
Jourdant
Teacher Calls Student Over Nonsense Phrase
A fragmented classroom line shows a teacher calling Meyten to clarify a garbled phrase about a Mayton or Mayton related term. The text is incomplete and lacks a clear event or outcome.
Accordion Band to Play at Fredericksburg Palace Theatre
Edgar Friesenhahn and his New BraunfelsAccordion Band will perform Sunday at 8 p m on the Palace Theatre stage in Fredericksburg as part of a program paired with Jascha Heifetz in They Shall Have Music. The twelve member group includes six girls and five boys under Friesenhahn's direction. After the concert the band will provide music for a dance on Schaefer's Cafe basement maple floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Friesenhob
New Braunfels
Palace Theatre
Fredericksburg
Walter Knoche
Reg
Ular Motion
Porgram
Jascha Heifetz
Accordant
Schaefer
New Texas Worthless Check Law Takes Effect
An analysis of the Texas worthless check statute that became effective September 20, 1939 explains changes from the old law. It broadens intent to include goods labor and services and strengthens penalties including fines and possible prison terms for repeated offenses. It also broadens coverage to liens and service contexts and provides witness and process compensation to improve prosecutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Misfortune After Fall From Horse Injures Edgar Friedrich
Edgar Friedrich broke a shoulder bone when he fell from a horse on Thursday morning. The incident occurred during activities involving horses and prompted medical attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Friedrich
Louise Itz and Clarence Crenwelge Tie in Bethany Church
Miss Louise Itz daughter of Mr and Mrs Rudolf Itz wed Clarence Crenwelge son of Mr and Mrs Herman Crenwelge in Bethany church Rev Theo M Haag officiated orchid yellow and white decorations. The couple's wedding party included Ursula Itz Ruth Crenwelge Emmie Itz Elmer Luckenbach Luther Itz Johnnie Wendel. After a 150 guest barbecue reception at the August Itz store building the couple noted their parents weddings on the same date 87 and 22 years ago respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Itz
Rudolf Itz
Clarence Crenwelge
Herman Crenwelge
Cherry Spring
Theo. M. Haag
Bethany Church
Hang
Because
Oliver Kowert
Ursula Itz
Ruth Crenwelge
Rroom
Emmie Itz
Elmer Luckenbach
Luther Itz
Johnnie Wendel
Itz
Upper Main Street
Mrs Crenwelge
Marriages Unite Vera Novian in Rausch Nuptials
On Wednesday at Zions church Rev. F A Bracher united Vera Novian and Hubert Rausch with Flora Bracher as soloist and Max Rausch along with Annabelle Rose as attendants. The couple, given in marriage by Archie Novian, will reside at the Ostrow Hotel after a reception there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Bracher
Zions Church
Vera Novian
Hubert Rausch
Flora Bracher
Max Hi. Beckmann
Max Rausch
Annabelle Rose
Raymond Rose
Lorence Feller
Archie Novian
Karl Rausch
Elise Novian
Ostrow
Stamford man wins $1900 on Pot O Gold show
Mrs. Sydney Anthony of Stamford Connecticut phoned in and won a $1900 gift on Horace Heidt's Pot O Gold. Heidt's sponsor presented the prize after Anthony's name was drawn from phone books across the country. Anthony said the money would help rebuild his home after a bad period. The prize was the first over $1000 and included a $900 carry over from the prior week. The NBC weekly program airs Tuesdays 830 to 900 p.m. eastern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney Anthony
Stamford
Conn
Anthony
Horace Heidt
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C. W. Granville
City Drug Store
A. C. Wendel
Pr. Leon F. Zwiener Optometrist
Campbell’s Lunch Room
Kerrville, Texas
Doss Locals
Mrs
A. A. Wendel
Morris Ranch News
Johnny
Meyten
Mayton
Palace
Hugo Swan
Kentucky
Crenwelge - Itz
Rausch
Novian
Sabebiel
Oqrehler
Pauline Ochler
Ruben Sagebiel
Ernestine Kocierschke
Ruth Estella Oehler
Erwin Sagebiel
Hildegard Sagebiel
Harry Oehler
Ida Sagebiel
Richard Ochler
Humble Oil & Refining Company
T.C. U.texas A. & M
Harvey Wheeler
Teleptone
Kern
Virgil (Brahma) Jones
Arthur Moseley
T.C.U
Moseley
Hatfield Weedin
E. E. Saenger Lumber Company
Patronize Herald Advertisers
H. Welge Lewis
Woerner Warehouse
Erwin Woerner
Prop
Ranchers’ Place
Alex Mittendorf
Fredericksburg, Texas
John Deere
Aermotor Mills
Fairbanks Morse
Krauskopf Bros
Sinclair Gas and Oils
Milton Petermann
Mgr
Lochte
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