Peter Roeder Dies Suddenly in Fredericksburg
Prominent Fredericksburg citizen Peter Roeder died suddenly at his Upper Crabapple Road home at 12 35 a m after a heart attack. He served as Precinct 1 commissioner 1916 1918 and was president of the Fredericksburg Benevolent Association. Survived by wife Lina Brandes Roeder and children, his death ends a long civic and agricultural career. Funeral services were held December 2 at St Marys Church with interment in the Catholic Cemetery.
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Fredericksburg
Peter Roeder
Roeder
Precinct 1
Jacob
Helene Zenner Roeder
Lina Brandes
Mary Maurer
Cora
Alfred Lehie
Harper
Chester
Joenne
Alfred
Mason
Jacke
Willie Ad Henry
Bernardt
San Antonio
Imma
Albert Hartmann
An Antonio
Ablonia
Ad. Staudt
Kerrville
Fritz Roeder
Elise
John Staudt
J Ohn
Schaetter Funers Homnd
St. Mary’s C Church
Frs
F. Wolf
Thomas Colean
Rischner Rites Today After Death of Mrs August Rischner
Mrs August Rischner nee Maria Eckert died Monday December 2 at 9 50 am at age 1 month and four days Funeral services are held Wednesday December 4 at 2 pm in the Standard newspaper notice notes the death and services for Mrs August Rischner.
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August Rischner
Maria Eckert
Forgotten Man Tribute by Campus Comet Editors
The Campus Comet salutes overlooked contributors at F H S, praising those who keep classes, teams, and events running. It highlights bench players, workers, ushers, ticket sellers, teachers, and support staff and notes a planned rally and upcoming bi district game promotions.
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Campus Comet
December Activities and Meetings in Gillespie County
Gillespie County lists December events including school board meetings, Lions Club programs, and veterans services. Key items: Fredericksburg ISD board Dec 9, Fire Department Dec 12 and 19, Lions Club Christmas programs Dec 19 and 22, VFW meeting Dec 19, AM&A Lodge Dec 16, Chamber of Commerce events, and American Legion notes with Friday post visits by E R Fenton.
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Fredericksburg Independent School Board
Fredericksburg Arbeiter Verein
Schaefers Cafe
Jaycee
David S. Pruitt
Chamber of Commerce
Fire Department
Lions Club
FHS Hillbillies
Public High School
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Fredericksburg Lodge
Af&am
Fredericksburg Fire Department
Fredericksburg Chamber of Commerce
Credit Bureau
Attend Final Rites in San Antonio for Mrs Louis Fischer
Mrs Louis Fischer 79 a former resident of hero died in San Antonio Thursday. Attending final rites Saturday were Mr William Bruns Mrs Ed gar Marschal and Miss Johanna Ludwig and Miss Bertha Ludwig. Survivors include her son Erhart and daughter Nellie plus a brother Richard Ludwig.
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William Bruns
Edgar Marschal
Johanna
Bertha Ludwig
Louis Fischer
Hero
San Antonio
Fischer
Richard Ludwig
Erhart
Nellie
Football game rules warning against gambling and fireworks
Warning serves notice that no open gambling will be tolerated at the game on grounds or in public sight and that anyone acting contrary will be prosecuted to the full extent of the law Fireworks on the football field are also strictly forbidden.
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Esensee
Schlaudt
Stroeher
Probst
Krauskopf
Rode
Seelig
Klinksick
Grona
Mrs Albert Schmidt dies in Fredericksburg at 74
Mrs Albert J Schmidt nee Emma Leyendecker died at her Fredericksburg residence on Saturday November 30 1946 at 345 pm Final rites were held Monday December 2 1946 at 230 pm at Schaetter Funeral Home with Rev G A Poehlmann officiating Interment was in City Cemetery Survivors include five daughters a son Lt Commander Hilmar Schmidt seven grandchildren six great grandchildren two brothers two sisters and several nieces and nephews The late Albert J Schmidt served as Gillespie County treasurer from 1912 to 1924
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Albert J. Schmidt
Emma Leyendecker
Fredericksburg
Schmidt
Gillespie County
Schmidt Millinery
Karl
Bertha Schumacher Leyendecker
Estella
Helen
Elsie
Alfred Joseph
Austin
Minnie
Gerhard Petermann
Comfort
Alma
Erwin Nixon
San Antonio
Hilmar Schmidt
Corpus Christi
Wm. Leyendecker
Charles Leyendecker
Anna
A. C. Klein
Maria
Joseph Keller
Bandera
Harry
First Buck Bagged by J Stein at Henry Keyser Ranch
J Stein son of Mr and Mrs Joe Stein killed his first buck a six pointer on the Henry Keyser ranch in Mason County with a single shot using a .30 caliber rifle.
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Joe Stein
Henry Keyser
Mason County
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Rites Today
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FHS
Ralph Wiershausen
St. Mary’s
Main Street
Derstand
Cameron Yoemen
Fredericksburg Hillbillies
Hillbillies
Curtis Magazine
William Schroeder
Fredericksburg-Mason
Jacoby
Curve
Wilbert S
Rinso
Cameron
Gould D
Mary
Lincoln
Kilroy
Class of
Dramatics
University of Texas
Hogg
Gillespie County Activities
Albert Schmidt
DLA
Beautiful
Jewelers
Cyn Odea
Flonel
Costum
IGA
del Monte
Babo
Ziedze
Argo Peas
FARGO
D’anjous
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