Albert E Treibs Dies at 58 in Fredericksburg
Funeral services for Albert Ed ward Treibs 58 were held Friday at 2 30 p m in the Edison Street Methodist Church He died February 14 1963 in Fredericksburg Hospital after a short illness He was a longtime grocery clerk and later ran his own store He is survived by Henriette Itz wife son Herold Treibs daughter Roselie and two grandchildren plus his father Otto Treibs and siblings. Burial was in City Cemetery with pallbearers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Edward Treibs
Edison Street Methodist
Treibs
Edison Street Methodist Church
Fredericksburg
Juenke & Schoenewolf
Crenwelge
Otto Treibs
Lillie Roos Treibs
Henriette Itz
Herold Treibs
Richland
Washington
Roselie
Joe Mueller
Mrs. Grimm Rites Held After Gunshot Death
Funeral services for Mrs. Dorothy Moore Grimm aged 48 were conducted Friday at Beckmann Funeral Home with Rev. James Mahan officiating. Burial followed at Greenwood Cemetery. She died February 14 from a self-inflicted gunshot wound after hospital treatment since February 9. Survived by daughter Diana Grimm and son David Grimm of Fredericksburg a sister Mrs John Canter bury Jackson Mississippi. Pallbearers named Hoffmann Keller Follis Tomlinson Burdick Fricke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Moore Grimm
Beckmann
James Mahan
St. Barnabas Episcopal Church
Greenwood Cemetery
Jackson
Miss
John L. Alcore
Emily Wagener Moore
Grimm
Gillespie County
Fredericksburg
Tivydale
Diana Grimm
David Grimm
John Canterbury
August Hoffmann
Harry Keller
Jerry Follis
Leo Tomlinson
George Burdick
H. H. Fricke
Weather Snows Then Clears After Sudden Cold Snap
Winter weather surprised residents with two inches of snow and sleet and 21 degree temperatures after a warm weekend. Ahead of the front, rainfall totals reached about 40 points in parts of the community. Local families and scouts are noted visiting relatives and attending events including a Career Banquet in Austin and the San Antonio Stock Show and Rodeo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Friedrich
Fredericksburg
Karl Friedrich
Cooper
Dallas
Kenneth Maner
Bennetz
Bernhard Crenwelge
Erwin Segner
Nolan Crenwelge
Doss
Austin
Tommie Rech
Herbert Ahrens
Pecan Creek
San Antonio
Leatrice Feuge
SWTSC
San Marcos
Kenneth Friedrich
Mission
Lee Feuge
Castell
Levi Rosenbusch
David Rosenbusch
Emil Stein Rites Held After Long Life Of Service
Funeral services for Emil Stein 66 a retired stock farmer were held Monday February 18 1963 at 945 am at Schaetter Funeral Home and 10 am at St Marys Church. Rev Alois Gitter officiated with burial in St Marys Cemetery Stein a Gillespie County native born October 18 1876, married Lina Klein in Fredericksburg in 1908. He died February 15 at 1215 am in Keidell Memorial Hospital. He leaves a daughter Emmie two sons in law Alvin Crenwelge and Alex Jenschke a daughter in law Mrs Johnnie Stein six grandchildren and four great grandchildren. He was active in local clubs and societies and previously operated a tin shop in Fredericksburg. He is survived by his wife Edna Herbert and two sons Douglas Richenau and David Reichenau, plus a daughter in law and three grandchildren. He was preceded in death by several siblings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil Stein
Schaetter
St. Mary’s Church
Alois Gitter
St. Anthony's Catholic Church
Harper
St. Mary's
Stein
Gillespie County
Joe Stein
Anna Lang Stein
Lina Klein
Fredericksburg
Emmie
Alvin Crenwelge
Alex Jenschke
Johnnie Stein
Helen
Otto
Benno
Theo
Louis
Joseph Stein
Dayton Stein
Victor Crenwelge
Rudy Jenschke
Stanley Jenschke
Clifton Jenschke
Herbert Klein
L. J. Durkop
J. J. Moritz
Reichenau
Schanduu
Reichenau Tin Shop
Keidell Memorial Hospital
Gillespie County Schuetzenbund
Bear Creek Shooting Club
Social Turn Verein
Mutual Aid Association
Arbeiter Verein
Albert Rechenau
Emilie Arheiger J Reichenau
Edna Herbert
Douglas Richenau
San Antonio
David Reichenau
Alfred Lochte
Harry
Chester Reichenau
Herman Bohn
Austin
Stonewall Folks Attend San Antonio Stock Show and Rodeo
The Stonewall community sent many residents to the San Antonio Stock Show and Rodeo over the past ten days. Roy Weinheimer bought the champion eile ball at the stock show, with several families attending the rodeo and social gatherings at the Marcus Burgs and nearby homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stonewall
San Antonio
Werner Koch
Arthur Lynn Hahn
Roy Weinheimer
Emil Klein
Herbert Haas
Clara Burg
Marcus
Frederick Burg
George Lindig
Jimmy Schneider
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Crenwelge Food Market
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Albert E. Treibs
Hilmar Treibs
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Hugo Feuge
Dina
Dan Jordan
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Alvin Mauldin
Felix Baethge
Erwin Itz
Alfred Crenwelge
Wesley Dechert
Max Treibs
Erwin Woerner
Albert Treibs
Mrs. Dorthy Grimm
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Walter
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Tosea Reichenau
Arthur Reichenau
Clarence Reichenau
Robert Heigl
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Walter Reichens
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