Miss Ilda Tatsch Rites Held After Fredericksburg Death
Miss Ilda Tatsch longtime Fredericksburg resident died at home on Wednesday July 7 at 2 45 pm after a lingering illness. Born September 6 1862 in Fredericksburg she was 74 years 10 months and 1 day old. Survived by sister Mary Tatsch and brother August Tatsch with other relatives. Funeral services July 8 at Schaetter Funeral Home led by Rev O Lindenberg. Interment in City Cemetery.
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Ilda Tatsch
Fredericksburg
Miss Tatsch
Ericksburg
Jacob Tatsch
Mary Tatsch
August Tatsch
Lane
Elnora Clapp
Lina Stoffers
Mathilda Southard
Bertha Schmidt
Louise Baumann
Louis
Carl Tatsch
Schaetter
Rev. O. Lindenberg
Mrs Alfred Lochte obituary from Fredericksburg note
Mrs Alfred Lochte nee Clara Metzger daughter of Mr and Mrs Adam Metzger of Fredericksburg died Monday July 12 after a short illness. Funeral was held July 13 at Schaetter Funeral Home and St Marys church with Father Henkes. Interment in City Cemetery. Survived by husband Alfred Lochte three children a grandchild and her parents four sisters and three brothers plus many relatives.
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Alfred Lochte
Clara Metzger
Adam Metzger
Fredericksburg
Schaetter
St.Mary’s Church
Father Henkes
Bear Creek Liederkranz
Lochte
San Antonio
Richard Metzger
Edward Berg
Mary Canisia
Bertha
Paula Metzger
Death of Alfred Stieler in Comfort at 54
Alfred Stieler well known stockman near Comfort died at his ranch home Saturday at 6 30 in the morning aged 54. Funeral services Sunday at 5 o clock at Schaetter and Lindner Funeral Home with Rev Sherman in charge. Interment in Comfort Cemetery. Survived by widow Josephine nee Ransleben, a son Elmer, four daughters, a sister, four brothers and many relatives.
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Alfred Stieler
Near Comfort
Schaetter and Lindner
Comfort
Sherman
Stieler
Herman Stieler
Josephine Stieler
Ransleben
Elmer Stieler
Emmett Turner
Kerrville
Edna Stieler
San Antonio
Herman Whitney
Doris Stieler
Elsie Reiver
Victor Reidel
Fredericksburg
Walter
Fritz
Adolph
Gus Stieler
Emil Stieler
Ida Rees
Harry Heyland
Mrs I G Wise Dies in Harper Texas at 38
Mrs I G Wise wife of I G Wise supervisor of the Texas Company pump station near Tivydale died at Harper Texas Wednesday afternoon at 1 30 age 38 years 4 months 5 days The body left Schaetter Funeral Home Thursday to Gorin Missouri for burial Saturday at 3 00 p m She is survived by her husband and a son Billie.
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I. G. Wise
Texas Company
Tivydale
Harper Texas
Schaetter Funeral Home
Gorin
Missouri
Billie
Fire Devours 200 Acres Near Nixon Texas
A grass fire in H. J. Talley’s pasture near Nixon burned about 200 acres before being controlled. Rain showers have removed the danger of further outbreaks to Houston area ranch properties.
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Nixon
Tex
H. J. Talley
Houston
Birthday Dress Sparks Dad Gift Fashion Debate
A young man compliments a woman's appearance and learns her dress is her twenty first birthday present from her father. The exchange hints at family gifting and fashion relevance in a social moment.
Infantile paralysis guidance from Texas health official
Austin physician and State Health Officer Dr George W Cox states poliomyelitis is largely a summer disease with over half of cases in July to October. He notes 69 cases in 1937, emphasizes direct contact as the main spread, warns on flies and insects as possible carriers, and urges isolation for 21 days, boiling milk, avoiding sick homes, prompt diagnosis and reporting, and continued medical guidance for rehabilitation.
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Austin
Geo. W.cox
State Health Department
Childre
Navy criticized for Earhart search by House members
Washington lawmakers blasted the navy for its Earhart search effort. Rep. Scott urged officials to end using the navy for publicity stunts. Rep. Faddis questioned spending 250000 dollars daily to find a lost flyer. Rep. Collins argued air forces must improve beyond the navy’s effort.
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Washington
Navy
Amelia Earhart
Scott
D-Calif
Pacific
Rep. Faddis
D-Pa
Collins
D-Miss
Sulphur Trade Seen Growing as Japan Surges Exports
The Texas Planning Board notes Japan's sulphur mining and exports rose from 50,790 metric tons in 1935 to 79,885 metric tons in 1936, signaling Japan as a potential serious competitor to Texas in production and export. Edna remarks about a family quip and stuttering father, while a separate note highlights Japan's sulfur boom.
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Japan
Texas
Texas Planning Board
Youthful Sweethearts Tie The Knot After Sixty Years
James Lowrie and Mrs Janet Ferguson of St Louis married, sixty years after they first fell in love as youths. The wedding closes a long romance spanning decades and confirms a lifelong bond.
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James Lowrie
Janet Ferguson
St. Louis
Protective helmet idea for batters gains momentum
Wally Moses of the Philadelphia Athletics models a polo style helmet as a proposed protective adaptation after a recent incident involving Mickey Cochrane, Detroit Tigers manager, who suffered a skull fracture in a game with the New York Yankees.
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Wally Moses
Philadelphia Athletics
Mickey Cochrane
Detroit Tigers
New York Yankees
Two Die in Missouri-Pacific Train Wreck Near Austin
In Manchaca près by Austin a Missouri-Pacific freight wreck left two transients dead and nine injured. The death car toppled from Bear Creek bridge after wheel failure while the rest of the train remained intact.
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Austin
Missouri-Pacific
Manchaca
Bear Creek
Before They Wed A Former Love Nicknames Spouse
A quirky verse traces a couple from affectionate terms to harsher labels after a year. It hints at shifting views and changing perceptions within a relationship.
Classified Ad Insight From a Bold Assertion
A provocative line urges readers to discover the real worth of standard classifieds by trying them, promising surprising value and practical clarity for local shoppers and sellers.
Poorly Nourished Women and Cardus Ad
A vintage testimonial style ad urges women to address poor nourishment and fatigue with Cardus a remedy said to help appetite digestion and nervous tiredness. It claims mothers recommend it for fifty years and invites consulting a physician if it does not benefit the reader.
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Cardus
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Dodge
Martha Woerner
Yonkers
N. Y
Major Bowes
Columbia Network
Joseph Bros
Fredericksburg, Texas
Edward N. Smith
Brookline
Mass
Mrs
Edna
Lolid Ivqn
Galhy
du Barry
du Barry Blackhead
Central Drug Co
Rowert Music CO
Hill Country
Bank of Fredericksburg
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