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Fredericksburg Standard

Location

Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 12, 1919

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Meuse-Argonne Heroes in Red Cross Welcome Home

A list of mechancis, privates and NCOs from various units honored in a Red Cross welcome home note. Mentions Meuse-Argonne Offensive, Somme, St Mihiel, and June engagements. Names include Emil H Baethge, Oscar Mosel, Walter A Mosel, W R Pe, Harry Land, and others associated with Fort Fredericksburg and Meuse battles.

Meuse-Argonne E. Kasper Snout Ji Ee Ietieksbor Emil H. Baethge Redericksburg euse-Argonne Harry Land Ae Sksburg Meuse - Argonne Champagne Oscar Mosel Ate, Co Harperes Idt Banersmith Willie Cornelil Wagover Rei Fredericksburg Fredericksbure

Local and Personal News from Fredericksburg

Local notes recount visits and travel by Leon Basse and Tekla Herbert to San Antonio, Louis Schmidt’s return from France and future role in Blinn Memorial athletics, plus several residents attending the 4th of July celebration in Fredericksburg. The San Antonio Company Base Ball team clashes with the Fredericksburg Giants next Sunday as fans expect a strong series. rainfall measured 2.48 inches over Sunday and Monday.

Leon Basse San Antonio Louis Herbert Tekla Herbert Louis Schmidt France Schmidt Fulham Accept Blinn Memorial Spiller Missach Felix Menard Fredericksburg Loudon Miss Dallas Ervin Priess Larkin Texas Louis Priess Frederic Julius Luckenbach Boerne Wm. Kusenberger Kusenberger Commissioners Court Kendall County Luekenbach Henry Ingenhuett Comfort Herman Schaefer Alex Molsberger Willms Antonio Willms Apoive Wahrmund Aberdee

Fredericksburg Chamber Seeks Johnson City Mail Route

The Chamber of Commerce reports petitions on mail service between Johnson City and Fredericksburg and other towns, with a plan to appoint a three member committee to verify circulation in Johnson City. The telegraph and telephone lines proposals, railroad talks, and July mass meeting to present civic plans are outlined plus officer elections and Fourth of July events.

Johnson City Fredericksburg Harper Llano Chamber of Commerce A. R. Gold Pill Kr. Gold W. Tel., Co Willow City Fredericksbur Railroad Committee E. H. Riley Riley Badu Liano A. P. C. Petsch Hugo Kalienberg Sec.-Treas Edna M. Stein Max! Schoenene Trade & Transportation R. G. Striegler Robert Penniger Joe Stein Adolf Gold John Ostrow Bates Louis Priess

Local notices from Kerrville and Gillespie County

Last Wednesday Mrs. Wm. Moellendorf had an operation at a sanitarium in Kerrville and is reported to be doing well. Mr. Eddy Jordan will depart today for Austin to resume his former position. Last Thursday August Burgdorf fell while attempting to step over a low fence and broke his color bone near the right shoulder. Miss Estella Schmidt accepts a position as clerk at the New York Racket. Messrs J B Wieser and Fritz Maas establish a real estate company under Gillespie County Realty and...

Nimitz Hotel Ben Richardson San Antonio H. B. Powers Dallas R. T. Pipert J. M. Coker B. Miles Wilbur C. Treadwell Liano Charles Shultz Will Grey R.S. Kempton Wm. C. Carter Pt. Worth Fing Suess John Nagel Albert Nauwald Menard Pass Braunfels Ovetla Tic Thowa Ome R. G. Young Harry Schwarz Gillespie County R.&. Klett Erwin Jordan Austin August Jordan Hopf Peter’s Opera House Anna Reitzer Wm. Moellendorf Kerrville Eddy Jordan Toaay August Burgdorf Estella Schmidt New York Messrs J. B. Wieser Fritz Maas Gillespie County, Realty

Meeting at Courthouse for Welfare Club Attendance

A meeting is planned at the Courthouse on Wednesday July 23 for the Welfare Club. The session aims to discuss turnout and community welfare issues with a large attendance anticipated.

Woman's Committee reorganized into Community Welfare Club

On July 9 at 5 p m a meeting in Courthouse Park reorganized the Woman's Committee, Council of Defense after government funding ended. The group forms the Community Welfare Club with a draft constitution and by laws by Mrs. Emil Riley, Mrs. Victor Keidel, and Mrs. H. H. Harrington. Visitors include Mrs. Alfred Vander Siucken and family from San Antonio and Miss Elise Lunitz at Mr. and Mrs. Chas. H. Nimitz home. Mrs. Louis Kunkel of San Antonio and Mrs. Toepperwein Leon Springs visited the city.

Woman’s Committee Womans Committee Council of Defense Naional Council of Defense Community Welfare Club Emil Riley Victor Keidel H.H. Harrington Alfred Vander Siucken San Antonio Elise Lunitz Chas. H. Nimitz Louis Kunkel Toepperwein Leon Springs E. H

Federal Building for Fredericksburg Considered

A bill was introduced in the House by Hon Claude B Hudspeth to appropriate 30000 for a federal building in Fredericksburg. Postmaster Maj A R Gold originated the idea and drafted the bill and is actively pushing for speedy passage.

Fredericksburg House of Representatives Washington Claude B. Hudspeth Maj A. R. Gold

First Lieutenant Thomas J. Martin Decorated for Bravery

General Headquarters of the French armies reports Lieut. Thomas J. Martin of the 141st Infantry received the Croix de la Guerre by registered mail for bravery. From Oct 8 to 10, 1918 he went to front lines under heavy fire to encourage his men and locate enemy positions, with approval of Marshal Petain and the American Expeditionary Forces.

Thos. J. Martin Thomas J. Martin 141St France Marshal East Marshal Petain Lieut. Martin

Vital Statistics Death and birth notices for May and June

Death report records August Kuhlmann who died on May 29. Birth notice lists a baby girl born June 18 to Mr and Mrs Otto Co Durst.

August Kuhlmann Otto Co. Durst

Fritz Rabke Dies at 90. No Local Relatives Survive

Fritz Rabke died Wednesday July 29 at the home of Emil Schoenfeld at age 90. A known shepherd in the county, he had been aged and disabled for years and was a county pauper. No relatives in the county survive him. His body was laid to rest in Greenwood Cemetery by Emil Schoenfeld.

Fritz Rabke Emil Schoenfeld Rabke

Knopp Relative Visit Notes Nurse in Austin

Miss Helen Knopp daughter of Mr and Mrs Wm Knopp of Kleinfrankreich visits relatives. She is a nurse at Seton Infirmary in Austin. Hon Wm Bierschwale and his daughters toured to Llano on July 38rd, returning July 4. He reports Llano road in very bad condition.

Helen Knopp Wm. Knopp Kleinfrankreich Miss Knopp Seton Infirmary Austin Wm. Bierschwale Llano

Thanks to all who helped with the 4th of July celebration

The committee extends sincere thanks to soldiers who took part in the parade and drill, Judge Clarence Martin for his address, the 4th Field Artillery Band for gratis music, and to Fire Department members and citizens who volunteered services free of charge to make the celebration a success.

Fredericksburg Comny Casper Molberg Ene En Mangle Carence Marti Clarence Martin A. Pp. C. Petsch Gillespie County Fourth Artillery Artillery 4Th Field Artillery Band Fire Department

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