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Newspaper

Fredericksburg Standard

Location

Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 11, 1941

Page

7

Missionary Mission Concludes at St Marys Church Fredericksburg

Missionary services at St Marys Church concluded on Monday night with the Feast of the Immaculate Conception. The week featured early Masses at 6:00 and 6:45 daily, German instructions after 9:00, and evening services at 7:30 with rosary sermon and benediction. Fathers Honoratus Bonzelet and Servace fitter led sermons, renewing baptisms and blessing the Blessed Sacrament, drawing a capacity crowd and leaving a lasting spiritual impact.

St. Ureh Peranl Ed Virgin Mary United States Ea US Rov Honoratus Bonzelet Servace Fitter Love Guy

Julius W. Ransleben Laid To Rest In Wednesday Service

Julius W. Ransleben longtime Gillespie County farmer and rancher died at home Monday December 8 at 12 20 pm He was 83 years 6 months 27 days The funeral was held at Schaetter Funeral Home and City Cemetery with Rev Otto Lindenberg officiating He married Anna Wehmeyer on December 15 1885 and they had five children three surviving together with nineteen grandchildren and twelve great grandchildren The deceased was born May 11 1858 in Fredericksburg and is survived by William Alvin Hilda and Erna with Hedwig having preceded him in death The Ransleben siblings Theo Carl Max Oscar Herman and Fritz all predeceased him.

Julius William Ransleben Gillespie County Schaetter Otto Lindenberg Ransleben Julius Ransleben Fredericksburg Anna Wehmeyer William Ransleben San Antonio Alvin Ransleben Hilda Fritz Gombert Erna Johann Goene Hedwig Theo Boos Carl Max Oscar Hilmar Guido Herman Fritz Ransleben

Mrs Lelah E Leonard Laid To Rest In Final Rites

Mrs Lelah E Leonard longtime Fredericksburg resident dies at sister s home in Fredericksburg at 62 years. Funeral services held December 5 at Beckmann Funeral Home with Rev Kirchner and Rev Donaldson officiating the Ladies Choir of the First Methodist Church performing. Interment in Greenwood Cemetery. Born October 23 1879 in Bairdstown Ohio she was the daughter of Dr and Mrs Z T Hausmann. Survived by one sister Mrs H B Daugherty.

Lelah E. Leonard Fredericksburg H. B. Daughtery Leonhard F. B. Kirchner Ivan O Donaldson Beckmann

Final Rites Held Saturday For Mrs F W Lochte

Mrs F W Lochte died suddenly at her home on Friday December 5 at 12 20 am. Funeral services were Saturday at 3 pm at Schaetter Funeral Home with Rev Otto Lindenberg officiating. Burial in City Cemetery. She was born Marie Christine Reinbach in Fredericksburg on September 17 1873 and was 68 years 2 months 20 days old. She married Frederick W Lochte Jr on September 17 1893, who died November 17 1908. Surviving children are Edea Lochte Mrs R O Bennett Mrs Oswald Crenwelge Werner and Arthur Lochte of Kerrville and Ernest Lochte of Fredericksburg, six grandchildren and a sister Franziska Stehling. A brother and an infant sister preceded her in death.

F. W Lochte Wfriday Schaetter Otto Lindenberg Lochte Marie Christine Reinbach Fredericksburg Max Reinbach Frederick W. Lochte, Jr Edea Lochte R. O. Bennett Oswald Crenwelge Werner Arthur Lochte Kerrville Ernest Lochte Fransiska Stehling

Methodist Churches Fete Fredbericksburg Football Team

The First and Edison Street Methodist Churches plan a banquet for the co champion Fred ericksburg High School football team this Saturday night in the Edison Street church basement. Rev B E Breihan a former pastor and football enthusiast will give the main address. The Billies will be joined by their girl friends as special guests for the second annual affair.

First Edison Street Methodist Fredericksburg Edison Street Methodist Church B. E. Breihan Edison Street Arden The Hillbillies Billies Methodist Church

Local families visit each other amid weekend gatherings

Geld News reports several local residents visiting friends and relatives over the weekend. Clarence Fiedler and Shirley Ann of San Angelo spent time with the Al fred Wahrmund family, while Hugo Weinheimer and Calvin of Stonewall visited Arthur Schmidt’s home. Ernst Hoffmann of San Antonio and others joined visits, with Santa Claus bringing delight to Fredericksburg on Saturday.

Clarence Fiedler Shirley Ann San Angelo Alfred Wahrmund Hugo Weinheimer Calvin Stonewall Arthur Schmidt Ernst Hoffmann San Antonio Frank Knaup Walter Ottmers Fredericksburg Lee Oatmann Felix Scherer Bernice Armand Koennecke Fred Gold Max Danz Emil Herbert Santa Claus

Defense Bond Sales Boom With War Declaration

Postmaster R. W. Klingelhoe fer announced that Defense Bond sales boomed after the U S declaration of war on Japan. People from all walks of life visited the Post Office to buy bonds as a patriotic act to aid the country in distress.

R. W. Klingelhoefer U. S Japan

Four Children Born In County This Week

Gil lespie county records show four newborns this week at local hospitals two boys and two girls. The boys are to Werner Olfers and Emil Schandua Jr. on December 3 and December 6. The girls arrive to Gregorio Sanchez on December 5 and Arthur Ristau on December 8. Also advertised stock items from Fredericksburg Publishing Co. Tre. include ribbons and copying supplies.

Gillespie County Werner Olfers Emil Schandua Jr Gregorio Sanchez Arthur Ristau Fredericksburg Publishing Co. Tre

Adolf Keese Laid To Rest In Saturday Services

Adolf Keese died Thursday at 11 45 p m after a lingering illness. Final rites were held at 1 p m at Beckmann Funeral Home and 2 p m at the Keese Cemetery with Rev O C Raeke of Hilda and Reverends W Radetzky and Ivan O Donaldson presiding. Survivors include brothers Herman and August Keese and sisters Minna Mrs Henry Grote Ida Mrs Charles Schlaudt.

Adolf Keese Gillespie County Keese Beckmann O. C. Raeke Hilda Fr. W. Radetzky Ivan O. Donaldson First Methodist Church Henry Keese Sandy Texas Herman August Keese Minna Henry Grote Ida Charles Schlaudt Henry Ke

A Tribute to My Friend Adolphis Keele

A tribute praising Adolphis Keele as a princely, modest, loyal soul. He aided orphans and the needy, served his church and God, and walked in faith with the Nazarene, a life that ends beyond mortal sight toward eternal glory.

Adolpis Keele

Hospital News This Week Highlights Local Patients

Those undergoing operations last week include Bodo Hennig on December 3, Elgin Jung on December 6, and Mrs Ad Kott on December 5. Frances Danz suffered a severe cut when an axe slipped striking her arm. Mrs Max Lochte injured a finger after it was caught in a belt. Both were treated in local hospitals on December 8.

Bodo Hennig Elgin Jung Ad. Kott Frances Danz Max Lochte

Knopp Family Spends Weekend with Kott Family

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Knopp and their three daughters from San Antonio visited Mrs. Hubert Kott for a weekend gathering.

Paul Knopp San Antonio Hubert Kott

Fredericksburg Drive In Station Advised by Rubin Crenwelge

A local notice directs travelers to Fredericksburg Drive In Station with Rubin Crenwelge listed as proprietor. The brief item confirms location guidance and ownership in the period notice.

Fredericksburg Drive-In Station Rubin Crenwelge

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St. Mary’s Church Redericksburg Honoratus Rvnce Fredericksburg Publishing Company Julius W. Ransleben F. W. Lochte Methodist Geld News Felix Herbert Bield SU Fredericksburg Publishing Co., Inc IN the Hospital City Fur Co Bright Star Cafe Paul A. Lindenberg Lindenberg Ellis St.clair Agvain Wochenblatt
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