Remains of Fritz Ersch Laid to Rest in Fredericksburg
Fritz Ersch born December 25 1875 in Fredericksburg died aged 67 years 5 months and 15 days. Survived by widow Mathilda Roeder and 14 children many living in California Texas and Fredericksburg. Services at Schaetter Funeral Home and St Marys Church with interment in Catholic Cemetery. Pallbearers include state and local officials. Attendees Mary Louise Holly and Louis Deward Jr attend Kerrville Youth Assembly as church delegates.
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Fredericksburg
John Ersch
Mathilda Roeder
Frank Krueger
Grady Oliver
Paul Swhnicky
Ernest Philips
California
Elizabeth
Roy Ahrens
Houston
Otto A. Meurer
Kerrville
Albert Ersch
Paris
Texas
Bill Ersch
del Rio
Selma
Sophie Ersch
San Antonio
Arthur
Victor
Nora
Dora Ersch
Alfred
Adolf
Henry
Willie
Emil
Eddie Ersch
August Novian
Ersch
Mary
Jacob Krause
Anna
Adam Wallendorf
Schaetter
Mary Louise Holly
Louis Deward, Jr
Edison Street Methodist Church
Suped up pilots pedal bike to cut blood nitrogen before flight
War bonds urged as all citizens must fund military needs. The article notes pilots use a stationary motorized bicycle to reduce nitrogen in blood to prevent gas bubbles during high altitude flying. Treasury urges purchases to support war effort.
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U.S. Treasury
Birthday Observed and Tax Change Impacts Highlight Texas News
The week's events include Mr. Wm. Kiehne Sr.’s 80th birthday gathering in Texas and a Bureau of Internal Revenue policy change affecting livestock owners. The tax shift may tax unrealized gains from breeding stock, while wool restrictions ease as the WPB expands civilian wool use signaling more availability for 100 percent wool goods.
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Hilmar Weber
Wm. Kiehne
Emil Kiehne
New Mexico
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Department of Agriculture
Texas
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Defense
WPB
War in 1943 set at 106 billion as Nazis fall
The U S will spend 106 billion dollars in 1943 for war, including arms, construction, and paying and equipping troops. Civilian production may shrink as labor shifts to war plants, with leaner civilian goods and services in late 1943. James Byrnes says U S war output is expanding with many planes and ships in progress while draft statistics show one in six fathers may be inducted by year end.
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Camp Hood
Temple
Austin
U. S
United States
Office of War Information
Donald Nelson
WPB
James F. Byrnes
Office of War Mobilization
Spartanburg
S. C
Two Schools Vote and Road Improvement Noted
The court thanked Louden Ranch Road property owners for aiding the topping of over one and a half miles of road. Donors including G Zenner Frank and Gus Basse Harry Jordan and Willie Pfiester provided land caliche trucks and services for the project. Bank reports show school funds totaling 8 175 76 with allocations to State and County Available Fund 5 746 75 Local Maintenance Fund 2 269 59 Permanent Fund 159 42 and various county funds listed.
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State
Louden Ranch
Eugen Kramer
G. Zenner
Frank
Gus Basse
Harry Jordan
Willie Pfiester
Security State Bank
Crenwelge
General County
Mrs Dallas Davis Joins Fredericksburg Welfare Office
Mrs Dallas Davis accepts the secretary post to J Luter Watson the District State Welfare Department administrator in Fredericksburg She and her two sons and daughter move from Seguin where she formerly worked at the State Welfare Department office
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Dallas Davis
J. Luter Watson
Fredericksburg
Seguin
PSE OF FLOATS CONTINUES ON PAGE FOUR
Readers note many using floats failed to anchor properly and face prosecution unless anchors are added. Officials urge full cooperation of fishermen with regulations. Mrs. J R Connally and children Carl James and Thelma Anne of San Antonio visited Mrs. Ella Kott this week.
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J. R. Connally
Carl James
Thelma Anne
San Antonio
Chamber of Commerce Sets Plans for Meeting and Banquet
C of C banquet committee plans presentation for the general meeting next Thursday. A resolution to maintain the Chamber office and hire a new secretary will be introduced. A chicken barbecue at the Nimitz will charge 75 cents per plate for members wives and guests.
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Chamber of Commerce
Nimitz
Chamber
Austin couple visits Mrs. Hodges on Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Marx of Austin visited at the home of Mrs. Ella Hodges on Sunday. Marx was formerly Miss Vers Hodges.
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Marx
Austin
Ella Hodges
Hodges
Stehling Bros Offers Free Extras With Dry Cleaning
A local notice advertises Stehling Bros dry cleaning with steam pressing at no extra charge for any math process and bagging. It requests customers to send winter garments with hangers.
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Stehling’s
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U.S
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Ella Mae Klein
Gene Brown
Dora Klein
W. A. Bennett
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Bennet
Weatherford
Oklahoma
Brown
Bennett
Ville
Archie
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Jackie Lewis
Robert Probst
Robin Bernhardt, Jr
James Burns
Kenneth Kasper
Dayton Eckert
James Metzger
Alvin James Stehling
Daniel Stehling
Alfred Walter
Jerry Walter
Freddie Stehling
Wallac Ottmers
Wilbur Seipp
Joe Henry Alberthal
Johnny Necker
Robert Schlaudt
Herbert Barsch
Edgar Stroeher
Freddie Hannemann
Wilbur Crenwelge
Ers
Kiska Island
Attu
Far Pacific
Solomon Islands
Edwin Tatsch
Mgr
Kallenberg’s Pharmacy
Stehling Bros
Thes
Saenger & Ochs
Dependable Warehouse Service
Farmers and Ranchers Marketing Place
Robt
Blum Warehouse
Fredericksburg, Texas
George
Pearl Harbor
Ceene Conference of Alcoholic Beverage Indust
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