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Fredericksburg Standard

Location

Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1942

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Twenty Three Years Ago In The Files Of The Standard

Red Cross welcomed home fifty servicemen including Leo Blanchard Alfred Klein Louis Lynch Otto Hahn Felix Houy Albert Dittmar Paul Duecker Arthur Dietz P H Lorenz Aug Apelt Walter Feuge Hilmar Weirich Felix Jung August Baethge Arthur Beyer. Chamber of Commerce held June 10 meeting appointing railroad and advertising committees plus $50 matching funds. baseball diamond plans rejected. mail landings discussed. Fair catalog and Gillespie County prospects noted. Lawrence Krauskopf telegram from New York confirms safe arrival after France service with German antlers collection previously sent.

Red Cross Leo J. Blanchard Alfred A. Klein Louis D. Lynch Otto P. Hahn Felix Houy Albert J. Dittmar Paul O. Duecker Arthur Dietz P. H O. Lorenz Aug. Apelt,Jr Corp Walter Feuge Chamber of Commerce Llano Fredericksburg R. G. Striegler E. H. Riley R. S. Klett Max Beckman Max Bierschwale Lawrence Krauskopf Otto Kramer H. J. Robinson Max Stehling Robert Penniger C of C Kelly Field Gillespie County Harry Schwarz 0. Krauskopf Lawrence New York France Germany

Parade Entries Sought For Fourth of July Event

Fredericksburg and Gillespie County residents and businesses are invited to enter the July 4 parade scheduled for Saturday 2:30 p m. No prize money will be offered this year to ease the emergency budget. Entries may feature patriotic comical or historical motifs with costumes side-saddle ponies or decorated wagons. The parade includes two of Fredericksburgs bands and a 3:30 p m program at the Fair Grounds followed by a dance that night.

Fredericksburg Gillespie County Legion Parade Committee Fair Grounds

Four Face Liquor Burglary Charge In Gillespie

Local peace officers led by Sheriff Al fred Klaerner arrested four men in Gillespie County for the Cherry Spring Liquor Store burglary of May 5 and seek a fifth leader. Pete Pruitt and Irae D Cartwright and Calvin Pierce posted bonds or await trial. Cartwright and Pierce pled not guilty, Pruitt remains jailed on a higher bond. Others linked in warrants include Charles Fuller O V Pierce Charles C McNarlen Walter Allen and Joe Cross as state rangers and liquor board agents confiscated liquor and closed the store. The ring is thought connected to similar burglaries across Southwest Texas including Menard Llano Odessa Cameron Trinity and Waco.

Cherry Spring Alfred Klaerner Gillespie County Pete Pruitt Snooks -Cartwright Irae D. Cartwright Calvin Pierce Cartwrights Pierce Iran Cartwright Klaerner Charles Fuller O. V. Pierce Charles C. McNarlen Walter Allen Joe Cross State Liquor Board Texas Menard Llano Odessa Cameron Trinity Waco

Sign War Bond Pledge High Wind Do Crop- Property Damage

A near cyclonic wind Sunday night into Monday morning caused unestimated crop and property damage across the county. In Fredericksburg trees were stripped, signs torn, and a large plate glass window in the Schaefer Building demolished. Rural areas saw late corn flattened. no significant rain fell, though there was an electrical display. Rev and Mrs J F Holm of Muscatine Iowa visit with Rev and Mrs O Lindenberg. Mrs Reinhard Pietsch and Olga of Shiner, Mr and Mrs Emanuel Pietsch of Cuero, and Mr and Mrs Herman Reus of Hondo visited Mrs O H Wunderlich and children Sunday.

Fredericksburg Schaefer J. F. Holm Muscatine Iowa O. Lindenberg Reinhard Pietsch Olga Shiner Emanuel Pietsch Cuero Herman Reus Hondo O. H. Wunderlich

Gillespie County Youths to Leave Monday for Army Service

Gillespie County youths will be inducted into the U S Army Monday morning June 22 leaving at 5 45 a m. The group includes Werner W Neffendorf Erwin A Danz Walter F Ochler Robert H Schuch Bruno W Wunderlich Hubert A Maurer Ruebin E Hahne Henry P Schmidt Eska F McDougall Erno E Heimann Werner W Knopp Martin J Ristau Robert F Besier Henry D Jung Reuben H Ellebracht Lazara Venzor Isidore J Staudt Robert H Weber Vidal Venzor Johnny A Olfers John J Meurer Joe Torrez Barney Max Danz Ben W Faubion enlisted in Navy Elmer C Washington first Negro inducted at 5 45 a m Friday June 26 War Stamp pledge Sign Margaret Holly visitor with Houy family.

Gillespie County U. S. Army Selective Service Board Werner W. Neffendorf Erwin A. Danz Walter F. Ochler Robert H. Schuch Bruno W. Wunderlich Hubert A. Maurer Ruebin E. Hahne Henry P. Schmidt Eska F. McDougall Erno E. Heimann Werner W Knopp Martin J. Ristau Robert F. Besier Henry D. Jung Reuben H .Ellebracht Lazara Venzor Isidore J. Staudt Robert H. Weber Vidal Venzor Johnny A. Olfers John J. Meurer Joe Torrez Barney Max Danz Ben W. Faubion Navy Elmer

Lutheran Boy Scouts Start Four-Week Camp Tom Wooten

Thirteen members of the Lutheran Boy Scout troop led by Scoutmaster Victor Sagebiel departed Sunday for Camp Tom Wooten near Austin for a four week session. They joined 100 scouts from San Marcos Austin Gonzales Luling Georgetown Llano and Smithville and will be joined by more than 700 local scouts. the program emphasizes war service training and Emergency Service for Senior Scouts. A parents’ campfire was held Wednesday evening to view the campfire program.

Lutheran Boy Scout Troop Victor Sagebiel Capital Area Tom Wooten Austin Ad. Basse Harold Tatsch Emil Wahmund, Jr Fred Hannemann August Hannemann Otto Baeth Fe, Jr Wallace Ottmers James Herber H. L. Gaskin

Frederick Bracher Set for Pastor Ordination at Zion's Church

Frederick Bracher, son of Rev. F. A. Bracher, is to be ordained at Zion's Lutheran Church in Fredericksburg at 10 30 a m Sunday. The service will be led by his father with regional Lutheran leaders assisting. following ordination he will serve St Pauls Lutheran in Sagerton, Texas, in a church founded by his father in 1907, with dedication to be held June 28.

Frederick EL. Bracher F. A. Bracher Zion's Lutheran Church Frederick Bracher Zion’s Lutheran Church Frederick Fredericksburg Texas Lutheran College Wartburg Senior College Wartburg Theological College Dubque Iowa E. A. Sagebiel Texas The American Lutheran Church A. M. Schwarz Mason

St Marys High School praised by state inspector at alumni reunion

Rev Fr F X Wolf spoke at the 13th annual St Marys High School Alumni reunion at the Nimitz hotel praising the school’s high rating from Claude Mullins Deputy State Superintendent. He noted broad curriculum strong library and defense cooperation including a unique community chemistry course for nursing. Frs Wolf and Coleman spoke. most classes represented since 1926. class of 1942 largest. Also notes on war bond pledge and price ceiling booklets for dealers.

F. X. Wolf St. Marys High School Hotel Nimitz Claude B Mullins Fr Wolf Thomas Coleman Nimitz

Fifth Registration Set For Tuesday June 30 18 20 Year Olds

Gillespie County Selective Service Board announces registration for men born January 1 1922 to June 30 1924 aged 18 to 20 on Tuesday June 30. Registration will take place in Harper Stonewall and Fredericksburg from 7 am to 9 pm with care to give correct addresses for official communications. General J Watt Page notes about 220 000 Texans will register and that the fifth registration completes the national manpower inventory though those under twenty are not subject to combat induction. Registrants away from home may register at the most convenient place but should record their home address for forwarding. Once registered a person may designate a home residence and corresponding local board.

Gillespie County General Page J. Watt Page State Selective Service

County Rubber Salvage Drive Now Underway

County and city officials urge Gillespie County residents to join the nation wide scrap salvage effort ending June 30. A five member committee will organize collection of rubber items from homes and businesses with filling stations buying scrap rubber at one cent per pound.

Gillespie County County Henry Hirsch Joe Molberg George B. Butler Eugen H. Kramer Henry Mogford Johnny Weidenfeller Gilbert Kaderli Felix Wilke Weks

Committees Tackle County Drive to Save R R

Volunteers and appointed committees push countywide fund drive to buy the railroad for Gillespie County. A mass meeting at the Public School Auditorium yielded some subscriptions but not the total needed, with about half the goal of 94,000 raised including 5,600 at the Saturday gathering.

Gillespie County Central Committee Cave Creek Ewald Koennecke Erwin Ottmers Harper Frank Staudt Carl] Kroll, Jr Max Lange Norman Dietel Luckenbach Alex Frantzen Alfred Metzger Felix Jenschke Meusebach Henry Lochte Alvin Striegler

Last Half Tax Deadline Set For June 30

Tax Assessor-Collector Wm. M. Petmecky warns that the period to pay the last half of 1941 taxes without penalty ends June 30. If unpaid by July 1, penalties and interest default to delinquent rates. 1942 taxes start October 1.

Wm. M. Petmecky Petmecky

Lexington Survivor G A Sembritzky Jr Returns After Leave

G A Sembritzky Jr an Electrician's Mate second class in the U S Navy tied to the ill fated Lexington arrives home on a surprise 12 day leave after the Coral Sea battle. He described abandoning ship at 5 15 p m and being picked up by a destroyer while the Lexington sank at 8 p m.

G. A. Sembritzky, Jr U. S. Navy Lexington Coral Sea Jap Navy Pacific U. S

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Gillespie Lutheran Boy Scouts Camp Wooten Ian War St. Mary’s State Department Wolf OPA Publishing Company Fort Worth Dallas LIONS Fredericksburg Lions Club Mason Road Arthur Stehling Wm. Bruns Art Kowert Fred Mathisen Alfred Neffendorf Mason Lions Club Stonewall Harper G. Sembritzky Sembritzky R. R
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