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Fredericksburg Standard

Location

Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 13, 1939

Page

2

U S Senate blocks extra relief funds in Roosevelt plan

The U S Senate defeated a measure to add 50 million dollars to a 100 million dollar relief bill, despite President Roosevelt’s request for 150 million dollars to support WPA aid programs. The dispute comes as Texas lawmakers push a gross receipts tax proposal to fund aid for the elderly.

Vasion Albania Cordell Hull Mussolini Europe U. S Pius XII Texas House Texas House of Representatives Senate Ross Hardin Prairie Hill House U.S. Senate U. S. Senate Roosevelt Washington

Doctor Leaves Fredericksburg For Medical Progress

Dr P T Donop announces departure from Fredericksburg after a short stay to pursue advancement in medicine. He thanks the community for their support and plans to visit often at his San Antonio address 1005 Nix Professional Building. He reflects on medical service, pay, and learning in a changing field.

Fredericksburg Nix San Antonio Texas P. T. Donop

Three Score and Ten Austin Health Officer Says Modern Births Improve Life Span

Texas Health Officer Dr. Geo W. Cox notes babies born today may live to 62, near double the expectancy of 1850. He credits vaccines, sanitation, semi annual exams, and medical advances for longer, healthier lives and progress toward the biblical goal of three score and ten.

Austin Tex Geo. W. Cox Cox Texas

Nimitz to Lead Navy Bureau of Navigation

Rear Admiral Chester W. Nimitz, former Kerrville resident, named chief of the Bureau of Navigation. Appointment effective June for four years. Nimitz previously led Battleship Division No. 1 and served as assistant chief of the bureau. He is 53, born in Fredericksburg, and a Naval Academy graduate.

Chester W. Nimitz Kerrville Bureau of Navigation U.S. Navy Nimitz Battleship Division No. 1 Battleship Division James O. Richardson Battle Fleet Force Wm. Nimitz Sidney Baker Street Fredericksburg Chester William Nimitz Tivy High School Naval Academy At Annapolis James L. Slayden U. S Washington Chester W. Nimitz, Jr New London Conn Otto Nimitz Admiral Nimitz Philadelphia Kerrville Times

Wedding Bells at St Marys Church in Crabapple

Eugene Reeh and Evelyn Houy joined in marriage at St Marys Church with Miss Alice Reeh and Herbert Reeh as attendants. The couple left for a honeymoon to Carlsbad Caverns and will reside in Crabapple Community. The Standard extends congratulations.

Father Galle St. Mary’s Church Eugene Reeh Edwin Reeh Evelyn Houy Ben Houy Alice Reeh Herbert Reeh Carlsbad Caverns

Fredericksburg Couple Wed in City Park Marriage

Albert Schneider son of Mr and Mrs Henry Schneider of Fredericksburg and Louise Morris daughter of Mr and Mrs Paul Morris of Camp Allison Texas were married before Justice of the Peace Adolph Mergenthaler on Saturday at 4 o clock April 8. They will reside in Fredericksburg where the groom is employed at City Cafe. Congratulations and best wishes for a happy married life.

Albert Schneider Henry Schneider Fredericksburg Louise Morris Paul Morris Camp Allison Texas Justice of the Peace Adolph Mergenthaler

Zaiontz Hagel wed in St Marys Church ceremony

Henry Zaiontz of San Antonio married Miss Cecilia Hagel of Fredericksburg at St Marys Church with Father Wolf officiating. The groom’s brother Chester Zaiontz was best man and Marie Nagel was maid of honor. A reception at the Central Hotel followed and the couple will honeymoon in Mexico before settling in San Antonio.

Henry Zaiontz San Antonio Cecilia Hagel Fredericksburg St. Mary’s Church Father Wolf Chester Zaiontz Marie Nagel Johanna Hagel Carl Jenschke Central Hotel Ben Hagel México

Washington Snapshots of Economic Wagons and Conflicting Policies

A Washington round up notes private accountants failing to define manufacturing costs succinctly while government programs pull in opposite directions. It cites labor department concerns over men encroaching on women’s jobs and critiques several federal agencies for contradictory actions from land reclamation to price boosting and tax drains.

Washington Brain Trusters U S. Department of Labor Congress Department Bureau of Reclamation Agriculture Department TVA Social Security Board

Closing of Cherry Mt School program and events

A children's program at 1 30 P M precedes a baseball game after the program. A 3 act play Bash ful Mr Bobb's by adults at 7 45 P M. Dinner and supper feature Beer and Mutton Barbecue with cold drinks and refreshments. 31-2-16-7 beet

Mr. Bobb

Funeral services for Theodore Neffendorf at Doss Lutheran

Theodore Neffendorf, 73, farmer and stock man from Doss, died after a lingering illness at a local hospital. Services were held at his Doss residence and Doss Lutheran Church with Rev. J. M. Bergner officiating. Burial followed in Doss Cemetery.

Theodore Neffendorf Doss Doss and Doss Lutheran Church J. M. Bergner

Mrs. Louisa Ohlenburger Rites Held in San Antonio

Mrs. Louisa Ohlenburger 79 former Fredericksburg resident died at her San Antonio home April 5 1939 Funeral services were conducted Saturday at 3 PM by Rev M A Falkenberger Interment in San Antonio National Surviving: three daughters Mrs Minta Shopp Mrs Louise McGahey Mrs Ella Wettkoetter sons Emil Ben Wm and John Ohlenburger four sisters Mrs Phillip Strackbein Mrs Ernst Mazinke Alma and Ella Weber two brothers William and Henry Weber all of Fredericksburg 20 grandchildren and 5 great grandchildren

Louisa Ohlenburger San Antonio M .A. Falkenberg San Antonio National Cemetery Minta Shopp Louise McGahey Ella Wettkoetter Emil Ben John Ohlenburger Phillip Strackbein Ernst Mazinke Alma Ella ‘Weber William Henry Weber Fredericksburg

Straight Pin Found in Appendix of Lubbock Baby

A 26 month old girl Monya Hank of Littlefield underwent surgery in Lubbock after a straight pin pierced her stomach and appendix during an operation. The pin caused rupture but the baby was listed in serious condition yet expected to survive. Elton and Mrs Hank are the child’s parents.

Lubbock Monya Hank Littlefield Elton Hauk

Embryo News: Stanley Grona Fractures Arm at Morris Ranch

To Newest Embassy Stanley Grona, son of Mr. and Mrs. Otto Grona of Morris Ranch had the misfortune to fracture his arm. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Otto Dietz a son, to Mr. and Mrs. Herman Petsch a son. Congratulations.

Stanley Grona Otto Grona Morris Ranch Otto Dietz Herman Petsch

Rocky Hill School Closing Event Notice

The Rocky Hill School closes Thursday April 27 after a children’s program at 2 30 followed by a ball game A barbecue supper with soft drinks and sandwiches on grounds A play Hands Up by High School at 8 00 PM then a one act farce Object Matrimony by adults The Trustees invite attendance

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