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Fredericksburg Standard

Location

Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 30, 1941

Page

10

Castell Area News Highlights Community Events

Cast ll area residents attended meetings and visits last week. The Home Demonstration Club met at Mrs. Alex Oestreichs with H D Agent Miss Stephens summarizing 1941 plans and feather comfort demo followed by gingerbread and coffee.

R. Grote Monthalia F. Foerster Home Demonstration Club Alex Oestreich E. A. Holtzer Fredericksburg Castell School Mason Rosalie Buchholz San Antonio Randolph Leifests del Rio Chas. Pluenneke Dan Schuessler Charles Henry Dye Brady A. B. Dye Jim Alexander Otto Henrich Esther Underwood Austin

Local Residents Spend Weekends with Relatives and Friends

Miss Aloe Freeman visits ahead of marriage. H J Robinson recovers at home and hopes to air his new car soon. Margie Greathouse from San Antonio visits her parents N H and Mrs Greathouse. Laurence family hosts San Antonio guests including Velma Renick and Dick Laurence. Fredericksburg visitors include Mrs Renick and family. Several families share Sunday visits across Willow. Primary Methodist Sunday School class hosts refreshments after class. Roland Gol and family vacationed in Abilene weekend.

Aloe Freeman H. J. Robinson Margie Greathouse San Antonio N. H. Greathouse Richard Laurence Arthur Renick Velma Renick Dick Laurence Clifford Renick Mary Helen Fredericksburg Carlos Young Edgar Itz Walter Dittmar Chas. Sagebiel Alex Hardin Llano N H Greathouse Margie Clemens Immel Charlie Young Carlos C.H. Herber Waldemar Beyer A. R. Wunderlich Felix Herber Arthur Beyer Kenneth Perry van Smith Willow Otto Grienke Irene Sylvester Ahrens Nolan Althaus Methodist Sunday School

Community notices and sports wrap add to Stonewall events

The column details a charity reading with prizes for Mrs Hodges and others, a high school basketball update with girls beating Fredericksburg 20 12 and boys losing to Johnson City 42 26, and a succession of local visits and family happenings across Blanco County including deaths, illnesses, and community greetings. Reuben Frantzen dies after a Christmas accident, with family mourners named.

Emery Hodges Rueben Ruebsahm Fred Deike Albert Meier Levi Deike Banco Fredericksburg Johnson City Reuben Frantzen Alfred Frantzen Reuben Frantzen Fritz Beck Blanco County John Riba Blanco Cemetery Herbert Haas Haas Blanco Hiram Hodges Felix Weinheimer Hugo Weinheimer Calvin Alfred Riba Austin Paul Bergman Adolf Nebgen Lawrence Klein Elgin Rittiman Chas. Robinson Electric Shop Kerrville Paul Danz Wm. Hitzfeld Max Heep Jacob Heep Weigand Lindig Otto Lindig Herman Weinheimer Wm. Grebe

Cold Weekend Visit Sparks Small Town Gatherings

The record describes a cold Sunday with numerous local visits. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Burke hosted guests including Walter Dittmar and Misses Louise Hazel Violet Margie Holland Willie Massee, John Burrer and son from Fredericksburg, and Ed Smiths family, among others. Irene Satur day evening guests visited Otto Grienke and family while Mrs Emil Horlen showed yard improvement. Additional gatherings included Edwin Crenwelge Bernhard families from Fredericksburg, Lena Rainy of Dallas, and A R Wunderlich at Chas Sagebiel’s home.

Howard Burke Walter Dittmar Louise Hazel Violet Margie ‘Holland Willie Massie John Burrer Fredericksburg Ed. Smith Albert Otto Grienke Irene Miss Martin Emil Horlen Edwin Crenwelge Reubin Bernhard Lena Rainey Dallas A. R. Wunderlich Chas Sagebiel Fritz Wilke Ferdinand Mayer John Pehl Alfred Pehl Patsy Felix Pehl Robert Merz Henry Beck Blanco Helen Pehl Helmuth Klein Dorie Segner Mildred Pehl Herman Eckhardt Roland Florie Irene Weiershausen Francis Merz John Raulz Levi Ottmers Nolan Edgar Maenius Edgar Mayer Ruthie Walter Scherer Lester Mildred Lillian Helen Simon Burg Stonewall

Birthday Wishes Touch Off Weekend Visits in Gold

Local social notes list Sunday gatherings for Mrs. Schmidt’s birthday with son Ernst of San Antonio and several relatives visiting from Fredericksburg and San Antonio. Multiple families, including Ottmers and Herbert households, are noted visiting, with car trips and home stays mentioned across Fredericksburg and nearby towns.

Paracide Ointment Offered At Kallenberg's Pharmacy

An advertisement guarantees paracide ointment relieves itching from eczema ringworm athlete's foot and other minor skin irritations. A large jar is priced at 60 cents at Kallenberg's Pharmacy.

Kallenberg

Weekend Visitors and Local Activities in Johnson City

Blanco residents Imogene Stevenson Joy Green and Myrtle Freer visited Johnson City to see relatives. Local high school boys traveled to Centerpoint for basketball. Round Mountain residents Elijah Bergman and others spent time in town. A new residence is under construction on the west side of town. Blanco County reports more bad weather with rain and cold impacting livestock.

Imogene Stevenson San Marcos Johnson City W. E. Stevenson Glen Smith Round Mountain Joy Green R. L. Green Chas. Freer Wilburn Freer Myrtle Freer Centerpoint Elijah Bergman Tom Hopper Gus Hatey Alton Cammack Victoria Rayol Kent Sandy Sheril Thad Dildine Blanco County

Epidemic of Cold Symptoms Ends Quickly with Remedies

A terse notice touts 66 tablets or 666 salve or nose drops as relief for common cold symptoms within a day. The ad seals the claim with a brief endorsement of the product line.

Syrup of Black-Draught Promoted for Children

A vintage ad touts Syrup of Black Draught as a gentle laxative for children. It claims easy use, effective results, and two bottle sizes 50¢ and 25¢, noting the product helps tone bowel muscles and will be welcomed by kids after relief.

Extension Service Men Visit Gillespie County

W I Glass district agent and A L Smith cattle and animal husbandry representative with the A M College Extension Service made several visits in Gillespie County with County Agent Henry Grote during the past week.

W. I. Glass A. L. Smith A. & M. College Extension Service Gillespie County Henry Grote

Texas Dominates Oil Production and Refining

Texas stands as the leading oil producing and refining state in the nation, underscoring its dominant role in U S energy output.

Texas

Texas Natural Gas Output Near Twenty Nine Million

Texas produced nearly twenty nine million dollars worth of natural gas last year highlighting strong energy activity. The report cites substantial gains in gas extraction and revenue across the industry within the state.

Texas

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Gene ral Tires and Tubes and Fredericksburg Drive-In Station Rubin Crenwelge Prop. are mentioned as sponsors or sources in a brief notice about vendor or service recommendations. The text lists business names without a clear event or outcome.

Vor Fredericksburg Drive-In Rubin

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Castell News Edward Willenberg Castell Willoy City Mrs Roland Gol Abilene Gold News Felix Herbert Arthur Schmidt Ernst Henry Herbert Gus Wahrmund Orwin Herbert Schmidt Amela Eckhardt Otto Lang Leviana Rheinhold Danz Edwin Herbert Dayton Row Edgar Ottmers Albert Ottmers Woai Adv Sunset Motor Lines Brady Freight Lines Houston San Angelo Ft. Worth Woerner Warehouse Henry Klein Rem Ayes Coca-Cola Company Coca-Cola Bottling Company, Inc FURY Ford Advance Motor Company Fredericksburg, Texas Mrs. Bohnets Bohnet
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