Veterans discharge filings listed for local board week
This week local board records show discharge filings from Navy and Army personnel. Names include Edwin C Burrer William H Yeoman Marvin M Roos Joe A Fiedler Jr Paul Andrew Cornelil Clayton Lorenz Elgin Klein Kenneth Hohmann Rufus P Willie William Ricketts Robert Molberg Clarence Pfeil E Metzger Forrest Thomas Herman Leifeste Clemens Mortiz Cipriano Cancino Felix Ramirez Joseph Weinheimer Louis Durst.
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Navy
Edwin C. Burrer
William H. Yeoman
Army
Marvin M. Roos
Joe A. Fiedler, Jr
Paul Andrew Cornelil
Clayton F. Lorenz Elgin E- Klein
Kenneth L. Hohmann
Rufus P, Willie William B, Ricketts
Robert J. Molberg
Clarence W,. Pfeil
Fli
E. Metzger
Forrest B. Thomas Herman J. Leifeste, Jr
Clemens F. Mortiz
Cipriano Can
FLYING MEN CONTINUED FRIDAY DISCHARGES FROM CAMP WALLACE
Navy and army servicemen are listed with honorable discharges and rank promotions. Floyd Self, 21, from Fredericksburg Texas, discharged after 22 months in the Asiatic Pacific, saw Guam Saipan the Philippines Iwo Jima Okinawa and Japan occupation. Lewis Loth promoted to Petty Officer Third Class in Manila. Marvin Kaderli discharged at Fort Sam Houston after service at Camp Howze Camp Livingston Guadalcanal and New Caledonia with multiple ribbons. Andrew Kuenemann discharged at Fort Knox after overseas service spanning New Zealand Australia Ceylon Bombay India Persia Marseille France with multiple ribbons and a presidential unit citation.
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Camp Wallace
Floyd Glen Self
E. Medlock
Fredericksburg
Texas
Self
Naval Service
Asiatic-Pacific
Guam
Saipan
Philippines
Iwo Jima
Okinawa
Japan
Lewis Loth
Eddie Loth
U. S. Navy
Manila
Pyeman
Marvin Kaderli
Pfe
Othmar Kaderli
Rita Molberg Kaderli
Fort Sam Houston
Camp Howze Texas
Camp Livingstone la
Fort Ord
California
New Caledonia
Guadalcanal
Andrew Kuenemann Ieme
Andrew Kuenemann
Willie Kuenemann
New Zealand
Australia
Ceylon
Bombay
India
Persia
385 Port Battalion
6Th Port T. C
Marseille
France
Switzerland
Social gathering notes and rural fur season start
The item lists a weekend house party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Stein with guests including Mr. and Mrs. G H Grobe Mr. and Mrs. Buddy Jungmichel and daughter and Dr Gentry of Austin. It notes India’s barefoot population and Llano County fur season opening with trappers reporting abundance. J G Sweatman trapped 47 coons and seven ringtails in one night.
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Eddie Stein
G. H. Grobe
Buddy Jungmichel
Dr Gentry
Austin
Llano County
J. G. Sweatman
Fire Dangers from Christmas Hazards Warned by Juenke
Officials outline tree handling tips to prevent fires including moist earth around a potted tree, anchoring it, safe lighting with approved wiring and avoiding extension cords under rugs, disposing wrapping paper, screening fireplaces, careful handling of fireworks, and not leaving a tree up after holidays. local fire department ready to respond to any blaze.
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Juenke
Accident injures child during squirrel hunt at Schmidt home
Twenty three years ago a stray 22 caliber bullet during a squirrel hunt injured a ten year old girl in the Schmidt household. The bullet pierced the foot but no bone was fractured, and the wound was not serious. Also noted are marriage notices and local farming notes from 23 years prior, including weddings in Albert Texas on November 23 and December 13 1922, and remarks on mild autumn harvests and a church renovation underway in Gillespie County.
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Ernst Schmidt
Gillespie
Christmas Spirit Program Highlights Religious Teaching and Party
A Christmas Spirit program featured a State President message read by Mrs. Charles Tyre and Rev W O stressing religion for children through Bible reading daily prayers and church attendance. Room awards honored top classes and Mrs Benno Weiss led devotional. A Christmas lunch followed with chili beans crackers coffee and mints at festively decorated tables.
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Charles Tyre
W. O
Benno Weiss
Mexia Fire Ruins Two-Story Brick Building
In Mexia Texas a blaze destroyed a two story brick building housing seven businesses. Official loss estimated around 200000 dollars. Nationwide, the potato crop is set to reach 433 million bushels, about 15 percent above average.
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Mexia
Tex
Weather Bureau station now run by Mrs Otto Arhelger
Mrs Otto Arhelger is named the new weather observer for the Fredericksburg airway station. The station has operated since May 1940 by Mr and Mrs James Shaw and equipment moved to the Arhelger home for her reports to government authorities. Mrs Shaw leaves to live with her parents in Ennis while her husband serves in India.
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Otto Arhelger
Airway
James Shaw
Arhelger
Shaw
Fredericksburg
Bible’s most common word “and” appears 46227 times
The word and is identified as the most frequent term in the Bible, occurring in a count of forty six thousand two hundred twenty seven instances. This reflects its role in connecting verses and phrases across the text.
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Central Drug Co
Noch St, Clair, Ma
The
Dallas Wmornin News
Dallas Morning News
Santa
Predericksburg
Fredericksburg Publishing Co.,Inc
Floyd G. Self
Louis Loth
Peter
Christine Wilke
Erwin Marquardt
Albert
Lina Wilke
Ella Tatsch
Ernst Marqiardt
Bruno Wilke
Leo Sultemeier
Lillie Moehle
R. Gammenthaler
M. E. Church South
Dempster
Fredericksburg Implement Company
C. J. Hahn
Peeleek
City Fruit Store
Man T. Henke
Albert J. Schmidt
Dairy and Poultry Owners
County Court House
H. G. West
Ultra - Life Laboratories
KE. St. Louis
Mr. West
Loitz Mill & Feed
Fredericksburg, Texas
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