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Fredericksburg Standard

Location

Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1941

Page

9

National Defense Meeting Active in Fredericksburg

Gillespie County unit of the Woman's Committee of the Council of National Defense held its first regular meeting at the courthouse in Fredericksburg. New chairmen were named for child welfare food conservation health and education committees and a book and magazine collection drive for army hospitals and soldiers' camps was proposed.

National Defense Gillespie County Woman's Committee Council of National Defense Fis Fredericksburg Geo. Stebbins R. L. Kott Tee Victor Keidel Health and Education J. M. Dubray Edna Stein Lilly Priess Concordia Berschwale Ida Meckel Gertrude Wehmeyer Walter Klaerner Priess B. L. Enderle Thos 0. Schmidt Jne Keyser Castell B. Schleicher Silves Cidbad

Stonewall Fair Preparations At Weinheimer Hall

Community readiness for a Sunday fair at Weinheimer's Hall includes barbecue for dinner and supper. An afternoon program features a boy and grownups, numbers by children, music by the high school band and Pehl's orchestra, and ball games. Pehl's Orchestra will provide music for a dance at night. 4H Club plans a sewing booth as discussed with sponsor Mrs. Eckert.

Weinheimer’s Pehl Stonewall

Internationally Famous High Wire Riskos At Gillespie Fair

Ira Burdick owner of Burdick's All Texas Shows announces free attraction the Sensational Riskos world renowned high wire artists imported from Europe will perform twice daily on the Carnival Midway at the Gillespie County Fair. The show features Ferris Wheels Double Loop-O-Plane Tilt A Whirl and other rides plus Texas acts including Georgie Dark Town Strutters. All Texas themed carnival with Texas labor and local pride aims to deliver the best fair in history.

Gillespie County Fair Ira Burdick Burdick Riskos Europe Chicago New York United States Toronto Canada Texas Gillespie County Browns Georgia All Texas Lone Star State

Doss Home Demonstration Club Plans Bazaar and Exhibits

Final arrangements for the Doss Fair exhibits were made at the Doss Home Demonstration Club meeting with Mrs. A. A. Wendel, including a bazaar cake and pie sale and an exhibit on the Texas Food Standard. Other plans include a mid October tour of Yard and Kitchen Demonstrators homes and an electric roaster demonstration by Miss Martin.

Doss Home A. A. Wendel Otto Dittmar Otto Spaeth Alf. Heimann Erwin Friedrich Cherry Mountain Doss Cyclones Doss Baron's Creek Rein. Enderlin Doss Ball Club Enderlin Barons Creek Elgin Mund San Angelo Wilson Redford Air Corps Randolph Field Mather Field California Ollie Nixon Henry

Defense Bond Quiz Guidance for Defense Savings Bonds

A Q and A outlines safe storage for Defense Savings Bonds and safekeeping by Treasury or Federal Reserve Banks with receipts. It clarifies that collecting stamps does not create a bond and that stamps must be exchanged into a Bond to earn interest. It advises purchasing at post offices banks or savings institutions or writing to the Treasurer of the United States for mail orders.

Defense Treasury Department Federal Reserve Bank Savings and Loan Association United States Washington, D. C

Merle Glidden Named Queen Blanco Fair

The Blanco County Fair and Rodeo opened with a parade featuring floats from the W O W Lions Club Churches Cox Bros Motor Co and area bands. Miss Merle Gliddon was chosen queen after judging twenty one duchesses in front of the grandstand.

Merle Glidden Blanco County Lions Club Cox Bros. Motor Co W. N. Cox Albert Weirich Womens’ Civic Club Johnson City Blanco Cypress Mills Kerrville Mary Leonard Kathleen Casparis Spirit of Liberty Mary Frances Patton Merle Gliddon Geneva Grisham

Smaller Pecan Crop Forecast for 1941 by Agriculture Dept

The Agricultural Department predicts a 1941 pecan crop of 87,641,000 pounds, slightly down from 88,416,000 pounds in 1940. Texas production is put at 29,670,000 pounds with 17,870,000 pounds from seedlings. 1940 Texas yield was 41,000,000 pounds with seedlings at 38,130,000 pounds.

Agricultural Department Texas

Black Widow Bite Injures Harper Resident

Alfred Kirchoff was bitten by a black widow spider last Friday and is under Fredericksburg medical care. Former Harper resident Mrs. Volney Roberts, formerly Lillie Henderson, died at a San Angelo hospital last Tuesday. funeral in Sonora heard by Harper relatives. Other notes include local social visits and trips to Fredericksburg Roosevelt and Harper from Del Rio Fort Davis and Balmorhea.

Fred Rahe John Rahe Harper Fred August Langerhans Kerrville Langerhans Alfred Kirchoff Mr. Kirchoff Fredericksburg Volney Roberts San Angelo Lillie Henderson Roberts Sonora Roy Cottle Floyd Casper Mountain Home Herman Kaiser Robert Frank Staudt Adolph Staudt C. N. Taylor Roosevelt del Rio Fort Davis Balmorhea Clarence Moses Ed Moses San Antonio

Infant Deaths Can Be Avoided by Common Sense Precautions

Health authorities urge Texas parents to protect infants during hot weather. Dr. George W. Cox cites 2,506 diarrhea and dysentery deaths in 1940 and lists precautions: exclusive breast feeding when possible, boiled or pasteurized water, strict personal cleanliness, keep sick visitors away from baby, full home screening against flies, and sanitary fly-proof homes.

Texas George W.cox State Health Department Bureau of Vital Statistics

Eckharts Return From Corpus Christi Visit

Albert News notes Mr and Mrs Herman Eckhardt and children Roland and Florene returned from a three day Corpus Christi trip with Miss Dorothy Baker staying several weeks. Mr and Mrs Henry Maenius gained a new car last Tuesday. Mrs George Maenius of Fredericksburg visited Walter Scherer family. Visitors with Felix Pehl family included Mrs Adolph Nebgen and children Agnes Julia Marvin.

Herman Eckhardt Roland Florene Corpus Christi Eckhardt Dorothy Baker Henry Maenius Hugo George Maenius Fredericksburg Walter Scherer Felix Pehl

Willow City News Social Roundup at Local Funerals and Visits

Willow City notes report the funeral for Martin Wendel at Cherry Springs attended by Mr and Mrs Otto Grienke. A Dallas couple, Mr and Mrs Allen Johnson, visited the Gold family on Sunday. Visits by Will Sonnen and Logan Young of San Antonio were paid to Charlie Young and Carlos Sun. Also noted are Mr and Mrs T W King and daughters Audrey and Doris of Gonzales with Mrs Lizzie Davenport of Leesville visiting H Kirk.

Otto Grienke Cherry Springs Martin Wendel Prairie Mountain Allen Johnson Dallas Edgar Gold Will Sonnen Logan Young San Antonio Charlie Young Carlos T. W. King Audrey Doris Gonzales Lizzie Davenport Leesville Kirk

Conoco Nth Offers Big Savings at Your Mileage Merchant

The record shows Conoco Nth can take you a long way between quarts. Change today at Your Mileage Merchant's Conoco station. Continental Oil Company pioneers in bettering America's oil with synthetics.

Death Valley Conoco Continental Oil Company America

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