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Fredericksburg Standard

Location

Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 10, 1941

Page

10

Johnson City Social Roundup and Local Notices

The Johnson City column lists residents and visitors including Maurice Gipson in Fredericksburg and O R Wofford in Burnet, with travels to Austin and San Antonio. Local deaths are noted, and obituaries teased for next issue. families from Cypress Mills to Round Mountain visit relatives and sailors on leave.

Methodist Church Maurice Gipson Frederickspurg O. R. Wofford Burnet Tuesaday Rudolph Lechow Barty Cypress Mills Johnson City Scott Klett Albert Culver Austin Lon Gipson New London Walter Birch E. F. Petermann Lester Navy J. H. Clark Fletcher Camp Wallace Houston Roy Galloway California Chas. Galloway Alma Marie Weirich San Antonio Felix Rech Post Oak Sarah Collenbach Virgil Corbandt Round Mountain V. A. Weod A. Cam Victor Gibson Rocky Gilbert Fuchs Miller R. F. Clayton San Marcos Fenfriss Clayton Carl Smith Elijah Bergman Baby

Fredericksburg Public Library Opens Wednesdays This Summer

The Fredericksburg Public School library will open every Wednesday morning in summer from 8 to 10. PTA president Mrs Theo Haag urges anyone seeking books to call during these hours.

Fredericksburg Public School Theo Haag PTA

Mrs A Kusenberger Stonewall Delegate to Short Course

A Ladies Home Demonstration meeting on July 1 1941 at Mrs Herbert Haas home with five members and one visitor Mrs Henry Kilgore of San Antonio. They discussed the Fair exhibit using cotton and reported 19.51 dollars from rally day. Mrs Alfred Rusenberger was elected delegate to attend the A and Short Course and next meeting at Mrs A Weinheimer will prepare the Fair exhibit.

Ladies Home Herbert Haas Henry Kilgore San Antonio Diay Alfred Rusenberger Martin

Texas Legislature Debates Tax, Crime and Education Proposals

A catalog of bills proposes liquor sale taxation by prescriptions, halting penalties on delinquent taxes, downgrading drunk driving to a misdemeanor, restricting utility political participation, funding public junior colleges, letting counties tax for advertising, banning certain party nominees, making oil proration permanent, funding cancer research, forming a state defense guard, tightening license laws, raising speed limits, abolishing bat and whip in prisons, exempting privately owned trucks, extending Texas Gulf borders, and more. It notes rejected measures on transactions tax, loan sharks, strikes, shifting oil and gas regulation, abolishing poll taxes, and other fiscal and regulatory items, ending with a joke from Boys’ Life.

Hardening feeds aim to prevent soft pork in hogs

U S Department of Agriculture specialists state that giving pigs hardening feeds before they become heavy helps swine farmers avoid soft pork. They cite fattening hogs on oil rich feeds such as peanuts soy beans and rice polish as the primary cause of the problem.

U. S. Department of Agriculture

Dr Max Brandenberger Dies Suddenly at 59

Dr B M Brandenberger of Seguin son of Mr and Mrs Frank Brandenberger of Hilda died suddenly last Friday from a heart attack at age 59. Known locally as Dr Max Brandenberger he recently visited for his parents diamond wedding anniversary in Hilda on June 20.

B. M. Brandenberger Seguin Frank Brandenberger Hilda Max Brandenberger

Revival Thanks and Church Gratitude Expressed

A message thanks all who supported the recent revival and the Standard for public publicity. It notes seven souls publicly confessed Christ as savior and four joined the church by letter and statement. The statement closes with gratitude and renewed courage from Pastor F. E. Kirchner.

Christ F. E. Kirchner Pasor

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A. Kusenberger Stonewall Sunset Motor Lines Brady Freight Lines San Angelo Dallas Ft. Worth F Predericksburg Woerner Warehouse Henry Klein Adams Street Christian Hahn Texas Gulf of Mexico Railroad Commission Oil and Gas Aeronautical Engineering College Sharman Board of Agriculture Texas Rangers Adjutant General Ranchman’s Supplies Lochte Storage Commission Company Brandenberger Alvin Harry Fpckhardt Victor Keidel Hill Country Implement Co Bethany Schaetter Otto Eckhardt H. B. Daugherty State of Gillespie Gillespie County Henry Hirsch Palace Theatre Fredericksburg Max J. Bierschwale Goodyear Goodyear Service John H. Jackson Catalpa Business College H. H. Lucas Travis Tex Rawleigh Kendall Rawleigh Dept Felix Maier Teucher A. C. Kohler Otto Kolmeier Co Fredericksburg Implement Co Kolmeier & Klier Co Jersey Walter W. Jenschke Felix W. Maier Fairbanks - Morse Robert Maurer Harper Hotpoint Rowert Music Co H.P. Fairbanks Morse Joe Besier H. M. Stone Wimberly Willie Strackbein Harper, Texas Motorola Oliver Kowert Paul Zesch Rams Edwin C. Ahrens Roosevelt, Texas Singer C. L. Lackey North Llano St Rg de Business and Professional Directory Petsch Usener Alfred Petsch Herman Usener Attorneys - AT - Law Associates Roerne — Kerrville — Llano — Menard Reuben &. Jordan Striegler Bldg J. W. Yancey Optometrists Leon F. Zwiener Palace Theatre Building Jas. A. Schmulen H. Welge Lewis Mortictans Beckmann Funeral Home Telephone No
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