Fischer Store community life in post Civil War Texas
The article recounts Fischer Texas history through interviews with the Fischer family. It details early schools Potters Creek and Fischer Store, teacher pay and tuition, and the community built dance hall with W O Fischer as treasurer and manager. It notes dances at Cranes Mill and bands, plus a Duck Pin bowling alley later converted to nine pin, with next installment promised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wimberley
Fischer, Texas
Fischers
Ren Dee
Ja Wahrmund
Blanco
New Braunfels
Fischer
Adolf Schlamens
F Ischers
Potters Creek
Forrest Anderson
Tis
Teinberg
Stremple
Raysteiner
Wunderlich
Herman
Willie Fischer
Herman Fischer
Rudy
Otto
Fischer Store School
Otto Fischer
Warren Harvey
Cranes Mill
Fischer Store
Martins & Coys
Agricultural Society
al Kloepper
Rudy Fischer
W.O. Fischer
Kuhns
Cranes Mill Road
Twin Sisters
Hass
Posey
Smithsons Valley
W.O
Corbett
Jorge
Quiet Place
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