Death claims Mrs. Frank Riebschlaeger Sr.
Mrs. Frank Riebschlaeger Sr. died at 6:30 AM at the home of her son-in-law and daughter in Yorktown after a year of declining health. Funeral services were held at Runge Catholic Church with Father Edmund Dragon officiating and burial in Runge Catholic Cemetery. She was born in Austria January 28, 1883 and came to the U.S. in 1883, married in 1903, with five children and several siblings surviving.
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Eckhardt School
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Alice
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Laredo
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San Josquin
California
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Jor Raab
Rudolph Billimek
John Rabel
Galveston
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Bill Crozier
Selma
Frank Riab
Obituary Note from Nordheim View Reflects Sympathy
The Nordheim View offers a sympathetic tribute to Mrs. Riebschlaeger describing her as an ideal wife mother neighbor and friend. It notes her children are grown and able to manage and extends condolences to her heartbroken husband.
Red Cross reports busiest year aiding disaster victims
Admiral Grayson announces the American Red Cross aided 110000 people across 128 domestic disasters in the year ended June 30 1935. Disasters spanned 37 states and 8538 counties with notable events from the Morro Castle fire to midwest dust bowl illnesses and floods. Foreign relief included Philippines typhoon aid and Poland floods.
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Philippines
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Congress
Poland
Tennessee
Ip Wat Grayson
Texas Potato Crop Limited to 1,910,000 Bushels
Texas potato crop for the year starting December 1 will be limited to 1,910,000 bushels, announced by Secretary of Agriculture Henry A. Wallace in Washington.
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