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Fredericksburg Standard

Location

Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 15, 1942

Page

5

Locker Plant Opening Draws Large Local Crowd

The Lockers Incorporated plant in Fredericksburg hosted demonstrations on Monday and Tuesday attracting many visitors from Gillespie and surrounding counties. Delegations from Blanco and Kimble counties attended. Prizes of lockers were awarded to Mrs G Light Willie Filter and Mrs H Hoffmann on day one and Egon Brodbeck Albern Kolmeier Otto H Seipp on day two.

Lockers Incorporated Fredericksburg Gillespie County Blanco County Kimble Mr. Snyder G. Light Kingsland Willie Filter H. C. Hoffmann Egon Brodbeck Albern Kolmeier Otto H. Seipp

Dance Honors Retiring Hermon Sons Official in San Antonio

Harmorica Lodge No. 1 of the Order of Herman Sons sponsors a Saturday dome at 8:30 p m at Herman Sons Hall San Antonio to honor Walter Peter retiring president and other retiring officers. Installation of new officers follows Sunday at the hall.

Harmorica Lodge No. 1 Order of Herman Sons Herman Sons San Antonio Walter Peter

Notice to Retail Beer Establishments in Gillespie County

Sheriff Alfred Klaerner warns Gillespie County beer sellers to prevent sales to minors and habitual drinkers. Establishments must exercise diligence or face prosecution and potential closure as a nuisance.

Intramural Cage Games Set For Fredericksburg High Start

Fredericksburg High School prepares a ten week intramural basketball schedule with six senior teams and a growing number of junior squads. Captains head teams Coyotes Rabbits Ringtails Bobcats Tigers Jeeps with games planned Monday Tuesday Thursday and Friday while Wednesdays are practice. Opening was postponed to next week due to final exams.

Fredericksburg High School Coyotes Rudi Schuch Dudley Lee Carl Weighausen Arthur Reichenau Clarence Reichenau Dayton Schmidt Harry Schwarz Jack Delton French Allan Oestreich Werner Lindig Victor Deike Milton Seipp Hugo Ransleben James Davis Belton Hohmann Tigers Jerry Durden Clarence Strackbein Harold Kneese Oy Bierschwale Norman Haun Stanley Neffendorf Clifford Holy Victor Rech Elgin Usener Arno Lee Baethge Jeeps Ten Wicks

Palace To Stage Henri Stone and Dog Circus

Palace Theatre manager Walter Knoche announces next Wednesday and Thursday January 21 22 a forty five minute stage show by Henri Stone and his Dog Circus with eight dogs from bloodhounds to poodles performing piano balancing wire walking dives barrel rolls and jumps One dog Tootsi praised by Robert Ripley of Believe It Or Not fame is a piano dog A regular feature film Parachute Battalion stars Robert Preston Natcy Kelly Edmund OBrien and Harry Carey.

Walter Knoche Palace Theatre Henri Stone Dog Circus Tootsi Robert Ripley Parachute Battalion Uncle Sam Army Air Service Robert Preston Natcy Kelly Edmund O'Brein Harry Cary

Texas Bull Brings Record Bid At Fort Worth Auction

An Iowa insurer H. C Pearson of Des Moines bought Silver Creek Farmer's Real Silver Domino 32nd for 12500, the nation's dearest bull since World War I. Bidding opened at 5000, leaped to 10000 in minutes, and a 50 head sale averaged 1333 for bulls, 1810 overall.

Iowa H. C Pearson Des Moines Silver Creek

Sheriff Warns Against Sale Of Beer To Minors Drunkards

Sheriff Alfred Klaerner issued an official notice warning local establishments against selling beer to minors and habitual drunks. He urged managers to exercise diligence to prevent intoxication and warned that if necessary the offender will be prosecuted and the establishment closed as a nuisance.

Gillespie County Alfred Klaerner W&ss Klaerner Sheriff's Department

PEC To Hold Annual Meeting Next Monday

Local members of the Peder nales Electric Cooperative are invited to attend the annual meeting at the headquarters building in Johnson City on Monday January 19 at 2 p m. Five hundred are expected as over six thousand notices have been mailed. Lt Col Herold J Wielder will deliver the chief address with a military viewpoint.

Pedernales Electric Cooperative Johnson City E. Babe Smith Lee McWilliams Herold J. Wielder

Fredericksburg Youth Enlists in Army Air Corps

Eugene Alfred Keller of Fredericksburg was accepted for enlistment in the U S Army Air Corps this week at the District Recruiting Office San Antonio. He will be stationed at Sheppard Field near Wichita Falls Texas and aims to keep them flying. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Felix Kelley of Fredericksburg.

Eugene Alfred Keller Fredericksburg U. S. Army Air Corps Builders’ Exchange San Antonio Laurence H. Hanley Young Kelley Sheppard Field Wichita Fall Texas Felix Kelley

Knopp 4-H Club Girls Learn Sewing at Jan 5 Meeting

The Knopp 4-H Club met with agent Miss Martin and sponsor Mrs. R A Klett at Mrs. Klett's home on January 5. Martin demonstrated pattern usage and material alignment, sewing seams, and attaching zippers. Members present included Lorene and Leola Dietrich, Minerva Durst, Attilie and Linda Kuhmann, Ruth Grobe, the sponsor and agent, and the reporter.

Knopp 4-H Club Miss Martin Spoctor R. A. Klett Lorene Leola Dietrich Minerva Durst Attilie Linda Kuhlmann Ruth Grobe

Fredericksburg Bank to Close for Lee Birthday Holiday

The Fredericksburg National Bank will be closed all day Monday January 19 in observance of Robert E. Lee’s birthday.

Fredericksburg National Bank Robert Be, Lee

Congress backs wartime baseball and wartime sports drive

Members of Congress urged continuation of professional baseball during World War II to boost morale and outdoor recreation, with Rep James W Wadsworth of New York arguing against a total halt. Also noted were Joe Louis donating his bout earnings to the Navy Relief fund and enlisting, plus Fredericksburg bowlers Emil Schandua Jr and Alex Knopp gaining recognition in San Antonio and Knopp becoming league president.

U. S. Congress Washington James W. Wadsworth New York Joe Louis Buddy Baer Navy Relief Fund Army Uncle Sam Fredericksburg Keghers Turner Club San Antonio Emil Schandua, Jr Alex Knopp Vernon Knopp

Kerrville Aggregation Shifts Stars: Anderegg Leads Scoring

Dan Anderegg formerly of FHS Maplewood shines for Kerrville as a sharpshooter on the Schreiney Institute basketball squad this season.

Schreiney Institute Dan Anderegg FHS Maplewood Kerrville

Hershey Defers Calls for Married Men with Children

Brig. Gen. Lewis B. Hershey, selective service director, said it will be a long time before married men with children are called for Army duty. He estimated the U.S. would field 7 to 8 million troops before such registrants are needed, and urged sane, systematic draft administration.

Washington Lewis B. Hershey Selective Service United States Hershey United States Conference of Mayors

Move to Fredericksburg Drive In Station

Rubin Crenwelge, proprietor, invites patrons to the Fredericksburg Drive-In Station for the next step in their travel arrangements and services. The notice outlines available options and directions for customers seeking lodging and dining adjacent to the venue.

Fredericksburg Drive-In Station Rubin Crenwelge

Reclassification of Registrants Under New War Time Rules

General J Watt Page says age no longer governs 1-H status as all registrants will be reassessed. Local boards to reopen cases and reclassify per current rules with written notices. Third and fourth year medical students may obtain reserve commissions before active duty. The February 16 1942 registration date applies to those born before 31 December 1941 or not yet 45 by that date.

J. Watt Page State Selective Service General Page Army Navy

engineering graduate to join Westinghouse upon graduation

Erwin Anderegg of Fredericksburg will be one of nine University of Texas Engineering graduates employed by Westinghouse Electric after graduation next June. Anderegg, chosen for the Westinghouse district sales office, is an honorary engineering fraternity member. Westinghouse selects top engineers each year for its test division to gain practical experience and further training.

Erwin Anderegg Fredericksburg Dan Anderegg University of Texas Engineering Westinghouse Electric Anderegg Westinghouse Westinghouse Company

New Record Set at Union Stockyards in San Antonio 1941

The Union Stockyards San Antonio reported a record 1941 gross livestock sales of 21,589,481.99 dollars, up 56.4 percent from 1940 and far above 1935 1936 levels. Higher prices, more animals, heavier cattle and better breeding drove the gain.

Union Stockyards San Antonio

Adamg Machine Firebuns and Paper

Frederick burg Publishing Ox reports a local incident involving Adamg Machine Firebuns and paper supplies. Details remain sparse but indicate a factory or shop event affecting operations and inventory. Officials advised residents to monitor updates from Frederick city authorities.

Adamg Frederickburg Publishing Ox

Zwiener to Head Gillespie Scout District Committee

Dr. Leon F. Zwiener op tometrist elected to lead Gillespie County Boy Scout district for the coming year, succeeding Dr. Lester Keyser who resigned. Fredericksburg reports 80 Boy Scouts in four troops and 38 in cubbing. C J Miculka named Cub Master with James Shaw as assistant. A father and son banquet is planned during National Boy Scout Week February 6 to 12, date and place TBA.

Leon F. Zwiener Gillespie County Boy Scout District Zwiener Lester Keyser James Tarr Fredericksburg C. J. Miculka FHS James Shaw

Buffalo grass dominates Texas turf adaptation

Buffalo grass, famed for its palatability either green or cured on the ground, is described as the most extensively adapted grass in Texas.

Texas

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