Weinheimer and Petsel Rites Held at St Mary's Church
Miss Elizabeth Petsch daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hugo Petsch married Mr. Joseph Weinheimer son of Mr. and Mrs. Ernst Weinheimer at St Marys Church in a nuptial High Mass. The ceremony was officiated by Very Rev F X Wolf. Attendants included Miss Ida Petsch and Miss Gerrude Weber with Mr Alfred H Weinheimer and Mr Roy Petsch. A turkey dinner followed at the bride's parents home in Luckenbach and the couple reside in Fredericksburg where the groom works in the Tax Assessors Collectors office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Petsch
Hugo Petsch
St. Mary's Church
Joseph O. Weinheimer
Ernst Weinheimer
J. J. Moritz
St. Mary’s
Ida Petsch
Gerrude Weber
Alfred H. Weinheimer
Roy Petsch
F. X. Wolf
Luckenbach
Weinheimer
Fredericksburg
Tax Assessors Collectors
Cantaloupe Name Traced to Italian Town Origins
The cantaloupe derives its name from a town in Italy and remains one of America's favorite fruits.
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America
Italy
St Marys Church Hosts January Wedding
Miss Gertrude Brooks daughter of Mr and Mrs George Brooks Castell becomes bride of Marcus A Schmidtzensky son of Mr and Mrs Reinhold Schmidtzensky Fredericksburg in a nine oclock Mass at St Mary's Church January 12. Rev Fr Thomas Coleman conducts the double ring ceremony. The couple reside in Fredericksburg where both work.
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Gertrude Brooks
George Brooks
Castell
Marcus A. Schmidtzensky
Reinhold Schmidtzensky
Fredericksburg
St. Mary’s Church
Albert Kammlah
St. Mary’s
France
H. C. Brooks
Wedding cake cut as couple begins life in Fredericksburg
After the wedding dinner the bride cut the first slice of the cake. Mrs. E. J. Dechert and Mrs. Ted V. Dzie were served the cake and Mrs. Leroy Rabke presided over the bride's book. After a short honeymoon the couple will be at home in Fredericksburg.
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E. J. Dechert
Ted V. Dziewas
Leroy
Rabke
Fredericksburg
Flight Officer A. J. Skruhak Honorable Discharged
Georgetown native Flight Officer A J Skruhak has received his honorable discharge from the Army Air Forces at McClellan Field California after nine years of service. He transferred to the Air Force in June 1941 starting as a private and rose to Master Sergeant before becoming a flight officer. During World War II he served as flight engineer on B29 missions over the Japanese Empire from a Guam base earning fourteen decorations and citations. He and his wife Florence Hartmann and daughter Sharon lived with Hartmanns during his overseas service and plan to settle in Los Angeles Heights San Antonio where he will work for J E Hartle Real Estate Firm.
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A. J. Skruhak
Georgetown
Army Air Forces
McClellan Field
California
Regular Army
Skruhak
Air Force
Guam
Japanese Empire
Florence Hartmann
Sharon
Edward Hartmann
Shruhak
Los Angeles Heights
San Antonio
J. E. Hartle Real Estate
MacDonald
Reading Club Meets for Discussion and Upcoming Event
The Reading Club met Wednesday evening with President Louise Brodie for a short business session and continued Mrs. F J Maier's review of Only Yesterday by Frederick Allen. Mrs Tyrus Comn will entertain the club next Wednesday evening.
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Reading Club
Louise Brodie
F. J. Maier
America
Frederick Allen
Tyrus Comn
Lawrence Krauskopf
Werner Keide
R. W. Klingelhoefer
Joe Hanus
Eric Juenke
John W. Metzger
Alex Frantzen
Almon Kirchhoff
John J. Moritz
Frantzens
Thursday Rites Held For Alfred Sattler
Final rites were held Thursday January 24 at 1 p m in Beckmann Funeral Home for Alfred Sattler who died January 23 1946 at 12 05 a m at his brother Adolph Sattler’s Lange Mill home Rev Alvin Durst officiated at the funeral and at Onion Creek Family Cemetery where interment followed A quartette sang Survivors include son Louis A Sattler brother Adolf Sattler and sister Alvina Mrs Emil Ellebracht Anna Mrs Willie Wendel preceded him in death He was born September 17 1870 in Gillespie County to Henry J and Lina Keller Sattler and died aged 75 years 4 months and 6 days.
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Beckmann
Alfred Sattler
Adolph Sattler
Lange Mill
Alvin Durst
Onion Creek
Sattler
Gillespie County
Henry J
Lina Keller Sattler
Ellen Passmore
Louis A. Sattler
Adolf Sattler
Alvina
Emil Ellebracht
Early Use of Cross as Signature Dates to Ancient Medicine
The text notes that the practice of signing with a cross originated in ancient medical periods. It highlights how a cross sign served as a personal mark of authentication before modern signatures.
Origin of kerosene name traced to Greek wax term
The word kerosene derives from the Greek Keros meaning wax. This etymology highlights the historical naming of the fuel based on its candlelike, waxy associations.
Commercial Salt From Natural Prime and Rock Salt
Commercial salt is manufactured primarily from natural prime and rock salt. The statement notes key raw materials used in salt production and implies standard industry practice.
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Elsie Rabke
Elburnie Houv
Elsie O. Rabke
Arthur O. C. Rabke
Elburnie H. Houy
Eli F. Houy
First Methodist Church
W. O. Schulze
Almon Kirchoff
L. L. Keyser
David Meier
Lilly Pear
McDougall
Lillian Holly
Center Isle
Aska Fritz McDougall
Leroy W. Rabke
Leslie Durst
Edison Street Methodist Church
City Cafe
Travelers Cafe
Alex Mittendorf
cAeckese
Wits
Mary Lee Jaylors
Lic
Fleischmann
Crenwelge
Alfred Crenwelge
Bredeneksburs
Amone
Harvey Stein
Herbert Ingram
Marshall Jecker
Henry Schmidt
Laurie Wells
Mrs. Wells
Ethe Sagebiel
Ruby
Alice Dietrich
Dooley's
la Mesa
Jimmie Gillen
Mgr
Baby Whittenton
Tony Sarg