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Fredericksburg Standard

Location

Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 10, 1941

Page

6

Former Justice of Peace Adolph Mergenthaler Dies

Adolph Mergenthaler longtime Fredericksburg cigar man and former Justice of the Peace for Gillespie County died at his home Tuesday at 3:05 pm. He was 64 years old. Survived by wife Emma Graf and four children, with funeral services held April 9 at Beckmann Funeral Home. Masons and other orders conducted the rites at City Cemetery.

Adolph Mergenthaler Gillesvie County Fredericksburg Mergenthaler Fort McKavitt Texas Charles Mergenthaler Jacob Kraus Kraus Masonic Lodge A. H. Swanson Scottish Rite Austin

Final Rites Held For Anna M. Maurer

Miss Anna Marie Maurer 16 died suddenly in San Antonio on Friday April 4 and was buried Sunday April 6 at 3 30 p m at Schaetter Funeral Home and St Marys Church with Rev F X Church and Rev F S Wolf officiating Catholic Cemetery interment. Survived by parents Adolph and wife and many Maurer siblings all of Fredericksburg.

Anna Marie Maurer Adolph Maurer San Antonio Schaetter St. Mary’s Church F. X F. &. Wolf Miss Maurer Gillespie County Adela al Jen Jung Roman Gilbert Rita Nola Lorene Lucille Beatrice Lyndon Maurer Fredericksburg

William Schlaudt Laid To Rest In Thursday Services

William Schlaudt longtime Fredericksburg resident died Tuesday April 1 at 9 30 am at age 62 1 15. Funeral Thursday at 2 pm Beckmann Funeral Home with Rev F A Bracher. Zions Lutheran Church mixed choir at the home and male choir at City Cemetery interment. Survived by wife Dora Rusche mother Mrs Sophie Schlaudt and numerous siblings. He was born Feb 16 1879 in Fredericksburg and married Oct 31 1905.

William Schlaudt Fredericksburg Gillespie County Beckmann F. A. Bracher Zions Lutheran Church Zions Church Schlaudt John Schlaudt Dora Rusche Sophie Schlaudt Charlie Schlaudt Llano Rennie Arthur Schlaudt Eckert Emil Schlaudt Stonewall Emma Henry Deubner Galveston Hulda Rudolph Eckert Junction Celes August Itz Constance Albert Kolmeier Anna Ddie Eckert San Antonio

Former Junction Mayor Ernst Holekamp Dies at 82

Ernst Holekamp first Junction mayor died Saturday at 82. A San Antonio native, he moved to Junction in 1885 and ran a general merchandise and cattle business. He is survived by four sons Julius Edwin Walter all of San Antonio, and Conrad of Junction, plus one daughter.

Ernst Holekamp Junction San Antonio Holekamp Julius Edwin Walter Holekamp Conrad Holekamp

Young Texas Mother Dies After Illness

Mrs. Sophie Petsch Brodbeck, born March 28 1910 in Doss Texas, died Friday at 5 p m at her parents home in Fredericksburg after a recent illness. She leaves husband Egon and three children Lorene Alphons and Annie Marie plus siblings Herman George Felix Rita Anna and Cecilia. Final rites were Monday at Schaetter Funeral Home and St Marys Church with Rev F X Wolf and other clergy. burial in Catholic cemetery.

Egon Brodbeck Sophie Petsch Otto Petsch Brodbeck Doss Texas Fredericksburg Petsch Lorene Alphons Annie Marie Herman George Mason Felix Rita San Antonio Anna Cecilia David Schaetter St. Mary’s Church F. X. Wolf Armand Weber B. Galle A. Leopold

Mrs Max Hirsch Dies in New York at Age 50

Relatives received a wire Tuesday announcing the death of Mrs. Max Hirsch wife of the famous race horse trainer. She was 50 and is survived by husband Max and children Max William Harold Mary and Katherine, plus brothers in law Judge Henry Hirsch and Herman and Louis Hirsch and sisters in law Hulda Johnson and Olga Zander.

Max Hirsch New York

Albert Kaderli Sr Laid To Rest In Friday Services

Albert Kaderli Sr a Swiss native who lived in Fredericksburg for twenty years died April 2 after a short illness at his home. He was 77 and survived by a widow eleven children two brothers three sisters and many grandchildren and great grandchildren. Funeral services were held April 4 at Schaetter Funeral Home conducted by Rev F A Bracher with interment in City Cemetery.

Albert Kaderli Switzerland Fredericksburg Kaderli Benedict Kaderli Betty Spangenberg Comal County Chas Calhoun Fischer’s Store W. F. Habenmann San Antonio Chas Dolezal Lawrence Burrer Robert New Braunfels Albert Jr Roland Othmar Arthur Willie Gilbert Schaetter Funera F. A. Bracher

Brother of Local Resident Succumbs in Cibolo

Arthur Wiedner a 33 year old brother of Mrs Ernst Wahrmund of Tivydale died at his home in Cibolo last Monday and was buried Tuesday at the Cibolo Evangelical Church Survivors include his mother Mrs Marie Wiedner five sisters and four brothers Adolph Herman Willie and Freddie Wiedner and Mrs Ernst Wahrmund of Fredericksburg among others

Arthur Wiedner Ernst Wahrmund Tivydale Cibolo

It Happened This Week Balkans Crisis and World War II News

German forces moved into the Balkans reaching Salonika after pressing Greece and Yugoslavia to terms. Coventry bombing and heavy Allied bombing of German cities are reported. Mexico expropriates Axis ships seized at Tampico and Vera Cruz for coastwise trade. Labor disputes loom as talks near settlement with Allis-Chalmers and Ford, amid calls for government strike powers.

Germany Greece Yugoslavia Balkans Hitler Agean Sea Salonika Bulgaria England Coventry Mexico Tampico Vera Cruz Ministry of the Navy Defense Mediation Board Allis-Chalmers Company Milwaukee Ford Senator Connally Texas

Five Counties Placed In New Legislative Area

Five central Texas counties join the new 68th Representative District through a House redistricting bill. Menard Mason Kendall and Gillespie form the district with Blanco moved to a flotorial district including Burnet Travis and Blanco. Local visits note Mrs Klaer and family in Lytle and Mrs W H Peter and son John at the Ad Mergenther funeral.

Texas Gillespie County House of Representatives Menard, Mason Llang Kendall Gillespie Blanco Burnet Travis W. H Peter John Fort Worth

Also Mentioned on This Page

Ad. Mergenthaler Justice of Peace Stea Inca Noth T K A Anna M. Maurer Fredericksburg Publishing Co., Inc Wm. Schlaudt Caer Ss Orce Cig Albert Kaderli Sr Weea Germany-Yugoslavia Reserve District No Fredericksburg National Bank United States Federal Reserve Bank State of Texas County of A. L. Cameron Edwin O. Kiehne W. J. Schroeder John W. Metzger Herman Usener Felix Klaer Lytle
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