Stonewall Residents Assist and Heal Amid Local Events
Stonewall residents report a footnote of hardship and cheer. John Riba broke his leg plowing and was treated at Fredksburg hospital before returning home. The Stonewall Auxiliary Club hosted a successful barn dance with thanks to hosts and musicians. Local residents and families, including Weinheimers and Schaefers, were seen visiting, traveling, or relocating for work and school. The town notes fishing, rain totals, a family reunion at Bureys hall, and a Stonewall baseball loss to Har with 14-0.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Riba
Mr. Riba
Fredksburg
Stonewall
Alfred Rusenberger
Oswald, Elgin
Alvin Behrends
Dirks
Edgar Hahn
Kurt Weinheimer
Dora Nielsen
Victor Gardner
Rubin Kiern
Thomas Weinheimer
Weinheimer
Marvin Schaefer
Dallas
Hugo Schaefer
Burnett
Alvin Weinheimer
Adolf Neboon
San Antonio
Jant Schlaudt
John P. Bure
Burey's Hall
Eugene Ritterman
Laredu Wert
Rittermann
D. E. Hodge
Ernst Hodge
Hiram Hodge
M L. C. Skinner
New Bravotels
Alfred Riba
Plager
Chris. Fritz
San Antono
Alvin Weinbhae Iiniye
Cora Hahn
Castell
H. Keese
Harwon
Harper News Visitors and Local Moves Noted
Harper area residents share visits and relocations with relatives in Fredericksburg Kerrville and Dallas. Individuals include Carol Cottle Carl Ochler Noxville residents Ed Walker George Dutler and R B Moore Jr among others with several trips noted around Harper and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol Cottle
Medeeksburg
Carl Ochler
Relaves
Harper
George Dutler- Sad
Fredde
Kerrville
Mike Leonard
R. B. Moore, Jr
Dallas
History of Girl Scouts Past and Present in Fredericksburg Center
Miss Esther Mueller compiles the history of the Girl Scout movement in Fredericksburg noting the Tatsch home at 210 N. Bowie St being repaired as a Girl Scout center. Four troops will meet there with Senior, Intermediate, and Brownie groups organized by local leaders and sponsors including the American Legion and Public School PTA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredericksburg
Esther Mueller
Tatsch
N. Bowie St
Walter Aatsch
San Antonio
The
American Legion
Virginia Harrison
Tatsch House
St. Mary's School
Laurie Wells
J. Hardin Perry
Clifford Renick
Frank Goodale
Max Henke
Felix Wilke
Aug. Stahl
Parent-Teacher Association
Louise Kott
Thelma Atchion
Almon Kirchhoff
R. G. Reissig
Rubin Bernhard
Edgar Klett
Betty Schuch
Irene Engelhardt
Dorothy Bernhard
Vera Neffendorf
Beatrice Stehling
Modern Machinery Aids Lueckenbach Farmers With Crops
Farmers in Lueckenbach harvest with machines as a busy season ends. The piece contrasts U S harvest speeds with Europe’s wartime devastation, noting sunshine aids domestic yields while war slows European crops. Continued on page 2 sec 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lueckenbach
United States
Europe
Willow Citizens Ice Cream Social Brings Community Together
Willow residents gathered at the church last Sunday for an ice cream social with singing and games. The event featured about four gallons of cream and noted local visits and family updates including Marjorie Gold staying with Aunt Mrs. Roland Gold after an accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Gold
Roland Gold
Dick Laurence
San Antonio
Arthur Mohr
Charles
Maxwell
Arthur Peterson
Ella Gold
Edgar Gold
Charlie Young
Carlos
Alex Grote
Big Flat
Clinton Gold
Art. Peterson
Albert News Social Notes and Local Rain Report
Albert residents host visitors from Fredericksburg San Antonio and Fredericksburg events include Lions Club members touring Boerne Cave a 1.96 inch rainfall measured Tuesday evening and social visits among Klein Pehl Hahne Mayer Geilermann and Scherer families continuation noted on page 2 section 2
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Klein
Co, Texas
Werner Scharper
San Antonio
Franz Klein
Robert Lee Williams
Fredericksburg
Helmuth Klein
Willie Schumann
Felix Pehl
Joe Pehl
Christine
Willie Pehl
Abbert
Reuben Hahne
Felix Hahne
Dora
Edna Raulz
Mildred
Lillian Pehl
Albert
Herman Wilke
Lions Club
Boerne
John Pehl
Edgar Mayer
Gilbert Gellermann
Alvin Geilermann
Gilbert
Margaret Scherer
Youths Injured In Johnson City Motorcycle Spill
Two youths, Mr. Vernon Fries and another Blanco boy, were hurt on highway 66 north of Blanco during a Sunday motorcycle accident. Both sustained bruises and cuts not considered serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson City
Vernon Fries
Blanco
Highway 66
Local social guests visit Castell area during week
Miss Josephine Forman of Del Rio was hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Randolph Leifeste. Miss Natalie Bauer from San Antonio spent days with her parents, and Miss Vernelle Leifeste returned from Brownwood to vacation before attending the University of Texas summer session in Austin. Mickey Bradford of San Angelo and Elinor Cobb of Brady joined in the visit, Dr. Alvin Schuessler and family from Dallas were guests, Rev. Moerner of Mason attended the revival, and Gilbert Bode of Austin was a weekend guest of his brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Forman
del Rio
Randolph Leifeste
Natalie Bauer
San Antonio
Ben Bauer
Vernelle Leifeste
Brownwood
Lee Leifeste
Austin
University of Texas
Mickey Bradford
San Angelo
Elinor Cobb
Brady
Alvin Schuessler
Dallas
Moerner
Mason
Gilbert Bode
Fredericksburg Drive-In Advertises Rubin Crenwelge
A fragment from a Fredericksburg drive-in listing mentions Rubin Crenwelge as proprietor and O2tt as a nearby item, with unclear context but indicating local business presence.
To Go On Tour Ervin E Eckert to Tour Texas
Ervin E Eckert a 15 year old ninth grade student at Hilda School and son of Walter P Eckert is among forty three Texas schoolchildren chosen as Know Texas Contest winners. The sponsors The Dallas Morning News and the Texas Almanac will take them on a 2000 mile tour beginning in Dallas with a June 8 banquet. They travel Dallas June 9 and depart June 10 for Wichita Falls aboard Bowen Motor Coaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ervin E. Eckert
Walter P. Eckert
Doss
Texas
Dallas Morning News
Texas Almanac
Ervin
Hilda
McDonald Observatory
Davis Mountains
Dallas
Wichita Falls
Bowen Motor
Classified Ad Fragments From Wredericksburg Publisher
Fragmented ad copy lists carbon paper sizes and colors blue black and red. Mentions Wredericksburg Publishing Co Inc General Tires and Tubes and Rubin Crenwelge proprietorship at Wred ericksburg Drive In Station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wredericksburg Publishing Co., Inc
Wredericksburg Drive-In Station
Rubin Crenwelge
Moody Candidate For Governor Recalls His Early Race
Williamson County native Dan Moody is remembered as a Texas governor candidate. A local admirer notes Moody’s 1926 meeting to draft his gubernatorial run and the 100 filing fee and petition signatures that placed his name on the Democratic ballot. The article also mentions a strong 1940 grain crop in the Doss region with farmers like Woerner Mund and Geistweidt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Woerner
Emil C. Mund
Doss
Williamson County
Texas
Moody
All-Vegetable Black-Draught Laxative Ad
An all vegetable laxative named Black-Draught is advertised for constipation relief. It claims a thorough evacuation after a gentle bedtime dose, with users waking rested and headache relief. The ad highlights economy of 25 to 40 doses for 25 cents.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs
Benno Eckert
Harper News
Gilbert Pape Harper
Girl Scouts
Peter Weber
Luckenbach
Willow
Chas. Sagebiel
Willow City Correspondent
Pauline Hoeke
Paul Hoeke
Leona Sagebiel
N. H. Greathouse
Margie
Chas. A. Sagebiel
Edga
Blue Water Hole
Chas. Lehmann
Margaret Crenwelge
Mss
Ethel Sagebiel
Margaret
Alfred Sagebiel
Victor Sagebiel
Vernon Gold
Roland Go'd
Zoe Freeman
Ry Mildred Pehl Albert
Vira Ruth Gipson
Charline Wolf
Pecan Springs
Helen Rose
Herman Heckel
Imogene Stevenson
San Marcos
W. E. Stevenson
Lelia Gipson
John Kinney
Robert Uecker
Miller
Castell News
Pearl Dalhau Castell
Fredericksburg Drive-In
Italion
Harry Wahrmund Doss
Oscar Geistweidt
Dan Moody
Westinghouse
Pactocube
MEAT
Stehling Electric Co
Dolezal Motor CO
Automotive
Hudson
America
Compet Peny
Complexels
J. S. Abernathy
Scientific Masseur
W. Travis St
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