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Fredericksburg Standard

Location

Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 30, 1941

Page

7

Building Work Begins on Johnson City Farm Building

Work started last week on a new agricultural building in Johnson City. The project, valued by local groups including the FFA and Club Boys, will be carried out by National Youth Administration youths. Rock for the structure is being quarried east of the town. A local delegation, including Geo Gipson and several youths, traveled to Austin for the inauguration.

Johnson City FFA National Youth Administration Geo. Gipson Austin Lelia Gipson Bettie Black Opal Ray Gipson Marion Kent Valentine Smith Emma Leu Sultem Buck Smith Sandy

Community Notes From Luckenbach and Nearby

Several local families hosted visitors from Johnson City San Antonio Blanco and Fredericksburg over the weekend including Mr and Mrs Max Behrends and the Behr family Messrs Hugo and Earl Brenner traveled to San Antonio on business and Gus Jenschky visited Pecan Belt Nursery to buy peach trees Mrs Joan Klein is ill with wishes for a speedy recovery Alfred Metzger aided with county agricultural work in Fredericksburg Reinnhard Frantzen delivered registered Rambouillet rams to Emil Petsch A turkey dinner was shared by Mr and Mrs Alfred Metzger Messrs Alex and Elgin Luckenbach visited from San Antonio School dismissed Friday for Hy Beck funeral and community extends sympathy to the Mrantven family

Max Behrends Edgar Behrwis Christian Behrends Leo Wilkenson Johnson City A. M. Cunningham Hugo Earl Brehner San Arponso Gus Jenschky Pecan Belt Nursery Joan Klein Emil Kuebel Blanco Douglas Kuebel San Antonio Alfred Metzger County Agricultural Board Fredericksburg Reinnhard Frantzen Delaine Emil Petsch Alex and Elgin Luckenbach Benno Luckenbach Margaret Metzger Hy Beck

Texas State Government Costs Jump Over Fifty Million

The annual cost of state government in Texas has risen by more than 53 million dollars over the last four years, signaling growing expenditure. The rise reflects rising operating costs and program spending across agencies.

Texas

Outstanding Work With Jaycees Brings Coveted Award

Richard Hardin Fredericksburg Public School System administrator received the key from the National Jaycee organization as outstanding young man of the local Jaycee chapter. Named for his year as president, he has led cooperation between members and community projects during his ten months in the role. Hardin, a 13-year educator born in Killeen, has taught in Bartlett New Braunfels and Fredericksburg, and studied at Southwestern University and the University of Texas. Continued on page 2 section 2.

Richard Hardin Fredericksburg Hardin Killeen Bell County Texas E. L. Hardin Bartlett New Braunfels

Doss Writer Praises Col Petsch Stand On War

Col Petsch speaks his mind on war in a true American manner and earns praise from friends. Miss Heimann recovers from flu and returns to school. Alf Durst recovers from eye injury and goes home. Local visits include the Buethges, Wahrmunds, Solbrigs, Nixon, and the Crenwelges. Doss High School basketball loses to Fredericksburg in season opener.

Col. Petsch Col Petsch Willie Buethge Norma Valley Spring Christ Wahrmund Kurt Solbrig Mecklenberg Jack Nixon Fredonia Doss Bernhard Crenwelge Edmund Frita Cherry Mountain Doss High School Fredericksburg

Bride To Be Honored With Shower At Hye

Mesdames Fritz Frederick and Levi Deike hosted a miscellaneous shower Sunday at Deike's Hall for Miss Edna Hartmann whose marriage to Ernst Deike is set for January 28 at Albert Luthedgan Church. Guests awarded prizes in a dance contest and enjoyed a lunch of chicken salad congealed salad pickles coconut cake cookies and cocoa.

Mesdames Fritz Frederick Levi Deike Deike Edna Hartmann Ernst Deike Albert Luthedgan Miss Hartmann Loreen Danz Melrose Weirich Alvin Sultemeier Emil Lindig Birthday Club Lindig Buneo

Harper youth injured by wood saw in accident

Marshall Brown, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Brown, was injured Wednesday when his arm was caught in a belt during wood sawing. Doctors in San Antonio treated him for a severed forearm as funeral notices recall infant Thomas and Genevada Duderstadt. The report also mentions local visits and recoveries in Temple and Fredericksburg.

Marshall Brown Ervin Brown San Antonio M. C. Thomas Linton T. H. Alcorn Baptist Church Harper Cemetery Thomas Geneva Duderstadt W. Duderstadt Chas. W. Barrett Temple

Albert News Semi annual tests and weekend visitors

School children completed semi annual tests last week with teachers showing satisfaction. Visitors to the Felix Pehl and Dorie Segner families included Mrs John Raulz and daughters Dora and Edna, Miss Irene Weirshausen and her mother, Mr and Mrs Simon Burg and sons of Stonewall, and Mr and Mrs Felix Hahne of Fredericksburg. Also Arthur Seeby of San Antonio visited Alvin Maenius and sons, while Clifford Renick of Fredericksburg was a business visitor in Albert. Arnold Klein, Buddy Hahne, and Rufus Wilke went hunting. Continued on Page 4 Sec 2.

Felix Pehl Dorie Segner John Raulz Dora Edna Irene Weirshausen Walter Weirshausen Simon Burg Stonewall Felix Hahne Fredericksburg Arthur Seeby San Antonio Alvin Maenius Clifford Renick Albert Arnold Klein Buddy Hahne Rufus Wilke

Lets Grow Vegetables Now Frame Gardens Make Them Possible

County Home Demonstration Agent Miss Elberta Martin explains frame gardens as a practical way to produce green vegetables. She outlines a 3 to 4 foot by 20 to 40 foot plot with a 12 inch high frame, soil preparation, irrigation options, and protective coverings for cool nights, plus replanting for a steady spring harvest.

Elberta Martin County Home

Morris Ranch Social Notes Reflect A Gusty Week

A slow rain fell Monday while a cold northerchill blew through Morris Ranch. Visits across towns included Mrs Hugo Usener with daughter Mrs Louie Mayes at Coleman and Mr and Mrs E E McHaney visiting Medina. Children rodeos and social visits linked to the Byrd Gottschall and Heidel families.

Hugo Usener Louie Mayes Coleman Otho Morris Kerrville W. Byrd E. E. McHaney Medina McHaney Otto Grona Reuben Meier Fredericksburg Mattie Frederick Charlie Freq Williams San Antonio

Willow Resident Injured When Hit By Track

Willow resident Mr. Stanley White was backed over by a truck at a gravel pit Saturday. He suffered broken ribs and a large ear wound, was taken to a Fredericksburg hospital, and is reported improving. Funeral attended for Wilburn Sonnen, 20, of San Antonio, who died in a picnic accident.

Stanley White Squirrel White Fredericksburg Charlie Young Carlos Zoe Freeman Mr. Young Wilburn Sonnen San Antonio San Antonio. Mr. Sonnen

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Vira Ruth Gapsen Blanco County Luckenbach News Peter Weber Luckenbach Alfred Mrantven Jaycees Southwestern University Georgetown The University of Texas MacDonald Studie Natutes Petsch Stand On Harry Wahrmund Doss LEE Way Lee Geo. H. Lee Company Central Drug Company Hye Mes Benno Eckert Harper Gilbert Pape Harper Mildred V Pehl Albert Morris Ranch News Leila Byrd Morris Ranch Virginia Usener Lelia Byrd Cora Edwin Grienke Grona’s Austin Mutual Life Insurance Company Littlefield Austin, Texas Willow Mrs Chas Sagebiel Willow City Correspondent Basse Express San Antonio — Eckert Llanocherokee San Saba Lometa Lampasas East Main Street Olur Mae Wets Chevrolet Standard Motor Company, Inc Fredericksburg, Texas
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