Case Of Infantile Paralysis Reported In County
One case of infantile paralysis was reported in the county this week by local health authorities. The child has been isolated and the parents’ residence quarantined. Doctors issued a warning to parents, noting the disease often appears in summer and starts like other contagious illnesses. Early signs include restlessness or drowsiness fever and irritability a sore stiff neck and back pains. If symptoms appear a doctor should be called immediately.
Death of Martin Zuercher in San Antonio at 68
Martin Zuercher died in San Antonio on Saturday July 6 at 9 a.m. at age 68. Funeral services were held Monday July 8 at 9:30 a.m. Survivors include Mrs. Alex Jung of Fredericksburg, Elizabeth and Mrs. Joe Eckhardt of San Antonio, Mrs. Sherman Taylor of Stonington, Jil and Herman Zuercher of San Antonio. Attendees from Fredericksburg were Mr. and Mrs. Alex Jung and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Jung.
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Martin Zuercher
Alex Jung
Fredericksburg
San Antonio
Jung
Elizabeth
Joe Eckhardt
Sherman Taylor
Stonington
Jil
Herman Zuercher
Arthur Jung
Returns to Make This City His Home
Mr and Mrs Rudi Kott returned to Fredericksburg to make the city their home after two years in Junction where he managed a hotel He plans on spending his time going fishing Also noted are visits from the Fox family from Independence Missouri and Mrs O B Petsch visiting Corpus Christi The Keller family of Austin welcomed a son Paul Wakefield Keller Jr born Sunday June 30
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Rudi Kott
Junction
Paul Keller
Austin
Paul Wakefield Keller, Jr
Evangelist Dr Bruce Corbin Sets July Campaign
Walter Jost pastor announces Dr Bruce Corbin will begin evangelistic meetings July 21 in the morning at Fredericksburg West End Gospel Tabernacle at 10 30 and nightly at 8 in the open air. The forty three year ministry veteran, well educated and versed in scripture, promises insights on current world upheaval and looming tribulation. Ady
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Bruce Corbin
Fredericksburg
West End
Bro
Corbin
Walter Jost
Ady
Traveling Of School Officials Saves Thousands
State Supt. L A Woods says travel by school officials saves the state untold dollars. He notes many lists are kept current while a few are out of date, and cites a case where 75 nonresidents were found on rolls after three census trips, saving about 1650 dollars.
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Woods
L. A. Woods
Supt. Woods
Nimitz Denies Sale Of Warships To Belligerents
A July 5 letter from Rear Admiral Chester W. Nimitz states no destroyers torpedo boats or other navy vessels were sold to any belligerent nation. The reply to Chairman Vinson's request led the House Naval Committee to table a resolution proposed by Representative Fish seeking details on such sales.
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Chester W. Nimitz
Congress
Chairman Vinson
House Naval Committee
President Roosevelt
House
Nimitz
Representative Fish
Fredericksburg Fourth Stages Visit by McDougall and Eberle
Messrs Alois McDougall and Alfred Eberle of San Antonio spent the Fourth of July in Fredericksburg enjoying local gatherings and sight-seeing.
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Messrs
Alois McDougall
Alfred Eberle
San Antonio
Fredericksburg
Paving Of Adams Street Completed
The city street crew finished paving N Adams Street beside Fredericksburg Public School. It is the first WPA project street paving with many curbs built citywide. Other streets are under consideration but none yet designated for paving.
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N. Adams Street
Fredericksburg Public School
Outgoing C. O. C. Officers Honored at Barbecue
The Chamber of Commerce bid farewell to its outgoing officers with a Monday night chicken barbecue in the garden at Arthur Stehling’s residence. Stehling, the immediate past president, presided as both retiring and incoming directors were honored.
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Chamber of Commerce
Arthur Stehling
Stehling
Chamber
County School Per Capita Set At 22.50 For Year
Gillespie County will receive 1428 more from the state to operate its schools next year based on the assumption of the same student count as this year. The amount is set at 22.50 per pupil and announced by the State Superintendent of Education.
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Gillespie County
Four Births In Gillespie County During Weg
Four births occurred in Gillespie County during the Weg period with two girls and two boys. A Griffin girl was born July 4, Independence Day, to Mr. and Mrs A C Griffin. A second Griffin-related birth followed July 5. A Schlueter boy arrived July 7 and a Martinez child July 8.
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Gillespie County Dareents
A. C. Griffin
Vian
Henry Schlueter
G. Martinez
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