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Fredericksburg Standard

Location

Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1951

Page

4

Two Fined Following Wreck Tuesday

On Kerrville Highway bridge two out of town youths were fined in justice court after a rear end collision with Mrs. Clara Lettemeyer. Gilbert Carrisal of San Antonio, driver, paid 22 dollars for reckless driving and Nelson Peek paid 17 dollars for drunkenness.

Kerrville Highway Justice Court Gilbert Carrisal San Antonio Clara Lettemeyer Carrisal Nelson Peek Albert Mauldin Lettemeyer

Classified Ad Briefs From The City Pages

Readable fragments describe local notices and ads including small business sales services and personal announcements. The clipping mentions addresses and dates in terse listings, offering a window into daily commerce and community notices.

Seven Children Born in Local Hospitals This Week

Seven children born in local hospitals this past week include two girls and five boys. Girls were born to Elroy Geistweidt and Jack Baethge on August 12. Boys were born to Ernest Weber, Eugene Hartmann, Clarence Lochte, Darrell Bernhard, and Harry Moldenhauer between August 8 and August 15.

Elroy Geistweidt Jack Baethge Ernest Weber Eugene Hartmann Clarence Lochte Darrell Bernhard Harry Moldenhauer

Cordes and Burrer Honored at Stein Lumber Dinner

Cordes and Burrer, with 35 and 31 years at Stein Lumber Co., were honored at the annual appreciation dinner in Turner Hall. Joe Stein presented gold wrist watches and praising remarks, as others received 10 and 5 year pins. The event featured a chicken barbecue, music by Almon Kirchhoff, and remarks by J R Myers of Pittsburgh Plate Glass.

Chester Cordes Hilmar Burrer Stein Lumber Company Turner Hall Cordes Burrer Joe Stein Stein Lumber Co Edgar Klett Almon Kirchhoff Marjorie Ann Sauer Virginia Evers J. R. Myers Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company San Antonio Leo Blanchard Jr

Fire Calls Include Lamp Cord Short And School Blaze

Five year old Edmund Klein’s son caused a lamp cord short by inserting a nail into an empty socket sparking a blaze but he was uninjured. Firefighters also tamed a hot water heater fire near Fredericksburg with no damage. The week’s major blaze was the elementary school fire Sunday night, one of the department’s toughest fights.

Edmund Klein Fredericksburg Grothe Crabapple Road

San Antonio station owner released on DWI bond

L. E. Wheeler, 47, a San Antonio filling station owner, was released on a $500 bond after being charged with driving while intoxicated. He wrecked his car on Mason Highway near Doss Farm-to-Market Road at 4 p.m. Tuesday, zigzagging across the road and through a pasture for 300 yards, scraping trees and bushes. He was uninjured. The charges are a second DWI offense, with Grand Jury evidence due August 20.

L. E. Wheeler San Antonio Mason Highway Doss Farm-to-Market Road Hugo Klaerner Wheeler Alonzo Langehennig Grand

Dooleys Plan Visit to St Louis for Two Weeks

Mr and Mrs Chas Dooley and Madeline will depart for St Louis on Sunday for a two week visit.

Chas Dooley Madeline St. Louis

Street Parade Details and Funeral Notice

Street Parade committees plan diverse nightly entertainment at the Gainesville fairgrounds with Circus acts by Gainesville Community Circus under Meurer and Davis and a Parade of Champions led by Eckhardt. Funeral services for Mrs. Frank Svatek were held in Flatonia with seven sons surviving. Sunnyside Hut employees closed as survivors attended.

Cer KONO Asgrow Seeds Gainesville Community Circus Henry C. Meurer Harry O. Davis Tyrus Cox Ewald Schaefer Paul Kraus Kurt Eckhardt Robert Dittmar and Eckhardt Nolan Althaus Wesley A. Gold Erwin Anderegg Clifton Land

Mrs Peter Knopp Laid to Rest in Tuesday Rites

Final rites were held at Schaetter Funeral Home and St Mary's Church for Mrs Emma Lena Knopp nee Metzger. The Very Rev Joseph Hildebrand officiated. Interment was in St Mary's Cemetery. She died August 12 1951 at 1 50 am aged 68 years 10 months 21 days. She was born September 21 1882 in Gillespie County daughter of John and Mathilda Metzger. She married Peter Knopp on August 22 1911. Survivors include John W Metzger Max A Metzger and Ella Metzger Fredericksburg and Anna Moritz of Austin. Her husband Peter Knopp died April 19 1951. A sister Emilie Pehl and two brothers Alfred Metzger also preceded her.

Schaetter St. Mary’s Church Peter Knopp Emma Lena Metzger Joseph Hildebrand St. Mary’s Cemetery Emilie George Pehl Jue Aia Alfred Metzger

Ikie Sherman Dies in Oklahoma City

Irie Sherman of Sherman Machine and Iron Works died in Oklahoma City on Sunday morning. Funeral services were held Tuesday. Sherman oversaw the water system installation in Fredericksburg in 1933 34.

Irie Sherman Sherman Machine and Iron Works Oklaho Ma City Oklahoma City Sherman Fredericksburg

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