The New Year Beckons
A wartime reflection on 1945 and a hopeful call for peace in 1946. The piece urges civic responsibility and democratic ideals, stressing that lasting peace depends on leaders and citizens working together. It highlights the European and Pacific WWII endings and envisions a nation guided by practical democracy.
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Pacific
Emil Heimann Sr. Dies At 83 In Fredericksburg
Emil Heimann Sr. 83 pioneer Meusebach Creek resident died at home on Tuesday December 25. Final rites were held Thursday December 27 at Beckmann Funeral Home with Rev. Otto Lindenberg officiating. Interment was in City Cemetery. He was born December 3 1862 in Fredericksburg to William and Maria Bonn Heimann. He married Emilie Clara Walchmund on April 5 1887 and is survived by his widow and ten children including Emilie, Erwin, Imma, Tekla, Emil Jr, Edgar, Hugo and others, plus 23 grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. He also leaves two brothers Louis and Adolph and two sisters Marie and Hertha, with several other relatives. Three children Edwin Bertha and Eugene A Heimann preceded him in death.
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Beckmann
Emil Heimann
Meusebach Creek
Otto Lindenberg
Heimann
Fredericksburg
William Heimann
Maria Bonn Heimann
Hugo Heimann
Austin
Louis
Adolph Heimann
Marie
Hergian Grona
Hertha
Ernst Schmidt
Edwin Heimann
Bertha
Henry Stolle
Eugene A. Heimann
Charles Heimann
Emma
Otto Eckert
Bertha Heimann
Charles Bierschwale Dies in Mason at 85
Charles Bierschwale a prominent Mason County land dealer died at 3 30 p m on December 13 at age 85. A Gillespie County native born March 7 1862 he lived in Mason 62 years and was survived by his widow Mamue Broth arton three daughters two brothers Weer Wesson and sisters Tha SY yp eee ney ae CS eee ete ew Hisses Emme and Else Prersch wale of Fredericksburg Funeral services were held Friday in Mason.
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Charles Bierschwale
Mason County
Gillespie County
Henry Bierschwale
Mason
Mamue Brotharton
Weer Wesson
Hisses Emme
Else Prerschwale
Fredericksburg
Saar
Mrs. Marvin Weirich Succumbs in Johnson City Rites Held
Mrs. Marvin Weirich nee Klappenbach died at her Cypress Mills home on December 21 aged 24 years 6 months 16 days. Final rites were held December 23 in Johnson City with burial at Albert Cemetery. She leaves her husband Marvin Weirich two children Edward 4 Levi 2 her parents Mr and Mrs Richard Klappenbach Jr and a set of grandparents plus sisters Norma Else and brother Hermann. The Rev Martin and the Rev Paul Leonhard officiated.
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Johnson City
Albert Cemetery
Marvin Weirich
Klappenbach
Cypress Mills
Richard Klappenbach, Jr
Edward
Levi
Richard Klappenbach
Otto Weirich
Chester Hartmann
Norma
Hermann
Martin
Paul Leonhard
Albert
Car Stolen Christmas Eve Found Abandoned
Thieves stole Marcus Wehmeyer's 1936 Plymouth two door from 720 West San Antonio Street between 7 and 8:40 p m. The car was abandoned several hundred yards away in a dead end street after an alarm and description circulated statewide. Keys left in the car were missing and neighbors noted the vehicle was hard to start.
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Marcus Wehmeyer
West
San Antonio
Wehmeyer
Plymouth
Ration Boards To Be Known As Price Control Boards
The War Price and Rationing Board will become Price Control Boards by January 1 as most rationing ends. San Antonio district director C T Giesen notes 67 boards will consolidate to 14 parent boards by early 1946 with Kerrville serving Gillespie County. A paid local clerk remains to handle applications and mail them to the parent board. 219 paid workers were cut district wide saving $230,625 annually.
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Gillespie County
Kerrville
Giesen
San Antonio
Army discharge for Herman Leifeste Jr after European service
Herman Leifeste Jr son of Mr and Mrs Herman Leifeste received his army discharge on December 5 after 25 months overseas duty in the European Theatre He served in England France Belgium and Germany with the Signal Corps attached to the Air Corps He earned the ETO ribbon five battle stars and the good conduct medal He and his wife formerly Rose Staudt will reside here while Mr Leifeste works as a bookkeeper for Stehling Pfiester Electric Company His brother Jerome is serving with the U S Army of Occupation in Germany
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Herman Leifeste, Jr
Herman Leifeste
Herman
England
France
Belgium
Germany
Signal Corps
Air Corps
Rose Staudt
Mr. Leifeste
Stehling- Pfiester Electric Company
Jerome
U. S. Army of Occupation
Gmund
Food Rations for Tin Field in San Antonio
Text fragment notes a weekly supply of 52,599 pounds of biscuits and 129 naval boxes for ten days of field rations, packed for San Antonio.
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San Antonio
Four Winners Named in Fredericksburg Yule Yard Contest
Winners of the Jaycee Yule Yard Decoration Contest in Fredericksburg are four residents who each receive a turkey. Joe Kaiser Erwin Kammlah Hugo Klein and Marcus Wehmeyer are the first place entrants. Yards were judged last Saturday and must stay lit through January 1 1945. Public invited to view the displays.
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Fredericksburg
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Joe Kaiser
East Main Street
Erwin Kammlah
South Milam Street
Hugo Klein
North Orange Street
Marcus Wehmeyer
West San Antonio
Highway Mishaps Hospitalize Three Over Holidays
Three people were hospitalized after highway accidents during the holidays. William Tinney was injured on Mason Highway Sunday. Dale Garner sustained injuries on the same road Sunday. Donald Melvin Wood of Corpus Naval Base suffered a serious motorcycle crash Monday December 24 and was hospitalized.
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William Tinney
Mason Highway
Dale Garner
Donald Melvin Wood
Corpus Naval Base
Bethany Show Deaconess Film At Church Event
The Women’s Mission Society of Bethany Lutheran Church presents the color documentary Consecration at Bethany Lutheran Church on January 3 at 7 30 p m. The hour long film portrays Lutheran Deaconess work at Milwaukee’s Mother House and includes a praise from Dr C E Krumbholz executive secretary of the Welfare Department of the National Lutheran Council. The public is invited to view this religious film.
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The
Women's Mission Society of
Bethany Lutheran Church
American Lutheran Church
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
C. E Krumbholz
National Lutheran Council
Officers recover stolen automobile at Cherry Spring
Sheriff Robert Loth recovered a 1940 Chevrolet Sedan at Cherry Spring that had been stolen in Liberty Texas and left abandoned in Kerr County. The thief was captured by Kerrville police and jailed in Kerr County. The car bore an Oklahoma plate over a Texas tag.
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Robert Loth
Cherry Spring
Liberty
Texas
Loth
Kerrville
Kerr County
Oklahoma
Plane Crashlanded Near City on Tuesday Evening
Wm. Schroeder a civilian pilot and longtime instructor made a forced landing at Richard Weinheimer field on the San Antonio highway when the army trainer engine failed. He was accompanied by Hayden Osbourn and survived without injuries though the aircraft was badly damaged.
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Wm. Schroeder
Red
Richard Weinheimer
San Antonio
Schroeder
Hayden Osbourn
Classified Rates See Classified Section Page Two Sec
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Arthur H. Kowert
Werner A. Klier
Fredericksburg Publishing Company
Texas Press Association
South Texas Press Association
Gillespie
OPA
Herman Leifeste Jr
Tas As
Jaycee Yule
Bethany
Travelers Cafe
Alex Mittendorf
An.eaeet
Texas Winery
Pecan Belt Nursery
Cy Res
Itual
Otto Kolmeier
Fredericksburg, Texas
Sey . Wiss. Wes
Saenger & Ochs
1946
Schroeder Bros
Sinclair
Ize
E. W. Stroeher
Arthur Houy
Salesa Felix Hahne
Albert Kammilah