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Fredericksburg Standard

Location

Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 23, 1944

Page

5

Farmers Entitled To Buy Lumber In Limited Amounts

Farmers in Gillespie County may buy small amounts of lumber for essential maintenance and repair of implements and farm buildings by signing an application at the lumber yard. The maximum without a certificate is 300 board feet, with larger needs handled by the County AAA office. Certificates cover essential maintenance and new construction under 1000 dollars per farm annually, plus emergencies. war production board approved construction requires ACA recommendation but no certificate.

Gillespie County Dorman D. Sell Gilespie County Agricultural Conservation Association Sell AAA War Production Board ACA Nakes

AC Recruiting Party to Be Here Aug 22 24 1944

Fredericksburg hosts a WAC recruiting party August 23 and 24 1944 to enlist eligible women for the Medien Technician Division. Lt Laurienne S Barry will head the event with headquarters set at the post office. Eligible applicants must have four years of high school and meet general WAC requirements. Interviews at the Post Office will occur on the stated dates.

Wac Fredericksburg Medien Women's Army Corps Laurienne S. Barry San Antonio Olfer Army Barry

Texas Duck Season Opens November 2 and closes January 20

The Texas Game, Fish and Oyster Commission has announced that the wild duck season will open November 2 and run through January 20, inclusive. Daily bag limits total ten ducks, with at most one wood duck, plus up to five mallards pintails or widgeons in the aggregate. possession limit is twenty ducks.

Texas Texas Game, Fish and Oyster Commission

Fredericksburg Girls Among 641 Commended For High Scholarship

Two Fredericksburg students Mary Louis Klingelhoefer and Mildred Viola Houy were named among 641 College of Arts and Sciences seniors praised for high scholarship at semester end. Dean H. T. Parlin announced the honor and notes a social visit by Mrs. Olga Welgehausen and Miss Paula Welgehausen of Houston with Mrs. Max Schoenwolf.

Fredericksburg College of Arts and Sciences H. T. Parlin Freddricksburg Mary Louis Klingelhoefer Robert Klingelhoefer Mildred Viola Houy Arnold Houy Olga Welgehausen Paula Welgehausen Houston Max Schoenewolf

Prize Winners at Jaycee Ram and Billy Show

Breeders at the First Annual Junior Chamber of Commerce Ram and Billy Show shared a $600 prize list as judging concluded Friday morning. Winners across Goats, Sheep, Rambouillets and Jersey divisions include G A Bonner Leaky Rocksprings and W S Orr Rocksprings with top finishes in Class B and C events, pens of five, singles, and breed groups.

Herbert Simon Junction Brooks Sweeten Bob Davis Uvalde W. L. Brandon Fredericksburg C. L Brown Harper L. P. Clark Copperas Cove Rambouillets F. M Bierschwab Segovia R. E. Dobson van Cord

Large Number Takes Pre-Induction Physicals Friday

A large group of men from Gillespie County reported for pre-induction physicals at the San Antonio Induction Center on Friday. No figures were released on how many were ultimately accepted for service, among the many listed by name.

Gillespie County San Antonio Werner Harry Burg Carroll Roy Cottle Oscar Ernest Voelkel Paul Otto Itz Alvin Wallendorf Kermit A. Hahne James Joe Moellendorf Walter Arthur Oehler Desmond Albert Sagebiel Arthur Jenschke Arno Felix Eckert James William Lindemann Kurt Martin Probst Edmund Kunz Alois Armand Nebgen Elmer Martin Ellebracht Ferdinand Mayer Elias Henry Reinhold Priess Elgin Edwin Hartmann Willie Hilmar Schumann Elgin Willie Kramer Erwin Arthur Wahrmund Vida C. Rusell, Jr Robert Arthur Zenner Charles Henry Rogers Harold Grayson Jordan George Creighton Stevens Dayton Herman Kott George Louis Heimann Elgin Tatsch Albert Edward Meier Harvey August Land Corme Cortes Rudolf Albert W. Ristau Martin Regu Edmund Rode Roscoe Liles Parker Henry Theo Moellendorf Adolf Henry Gustav Cornell Clemens A. Pehl Victor Alfred Ottmers Franz Ludwig Pressler Elgin Otto Gottschall Leonard Ray Wision Glen Arthur Arbelger Eugene Clyde Rupp Dalhart Texas

Pvt Dubois Parker Wounded In France Describes Frontline

Private Dubois Parker of Harper recounts combat experiences in Normandy after mortar blast injured his wrist and eyes. He earned the Combat Badge and Purple Heart, sent his wrecked wristwatch home, and laments long ration meals while praising France's soil and hedgerow fighting. He notes nerves strained by war and recalls a near-miss with an enemy grenade.

Pvt Dubois Parker France Normandy Sam Parker Harper Pvt. Parker Dubois

Still Time To Harvest Grass And Legume Seeds In Texas

Dorman D Sell of Gillespie County Agricultural Conservation Association urges timely harvesting to prevent livestock and conservation risks. The AAA program now pays for every harvested acre with no 25-acre cap and offers 2% cents per pound for alfalfa seed, in addition to market prices.

Dorman D Gillespie County Agricultural Conservation Association AAA Texas Mr. Sell

Tough Spots We Boys Have Been In

The speaker reflects on dire moments where emotions swing between laughter, tears, and prayer. He notes prayer as the dominant response in facing hardship.

Tragedy hits New Braunfels family in Guadalupe River

Comal County family members Helen Hubertus 42, daughter Marcella 14, and son Alfonse 15 drowned while bathing in the Guadalupe River. Father Paul Hubertus, unable to swim, stood by as his wife and children died. The family resided nine miles north of New Braunfels.

Comal County Guadalupe River New Braunfels Helen Hubertus Marcella Alfonse Paul Hubertus

Security State Bank to Close for August 26 Run-off Primary

The Security State Bank will be closed on August 26 to observe the run-off primary election. Customers are advised to plan banking needs accordingly and use alternative services during the closure period.

Security State Bank

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Fair Grounds O. R. Gunn Lometa G. A. Bonner Leakey Jaycee Ram Billy Show Navy Marine Corps Coast Guard Air Force C.O.D States England Ireland Scotland Fredericksburg National Bank Federal Deposit Insurance Corp W. K Crisco Gebhardt’s Wheaties California LANGE Nebgen
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