Auto Use Stamps Required on Cars by July 1
Gillespians must purchase and affix $5 Auto Use Stamps to their windshields by July 1 as announced by the Internal Revenue Department. Stamps available at the post office. A $25 fine applies to drivers without stamps after July 1.
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Internal Revenue Department
Fort Bragg Lt Blanchard Visits Family in Sunday Meet
Lt Emil A. Blanchard from Fort Bragg North Carolina and his wife spent Sunday with his mother Mrs Chr Blanchard and sister Mrs Perpetua Berger, sharing a family reunion day.
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Emil A. Blanchard
Fort Bragg, N. C
Chr. Blanchard
Perpetua Berger
Family party at Blanco County ranch hosts many guests
A Sunday family gathering at the Willman ranch in Blanco County brought together Mr. and Mrs. Max Willman and Miss Maxine Willman along with Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Maier Mrs. Fred O. Tally and daughters Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Schmidt and daughter Mr. and Mrs. William Petmecky and sons.
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Max Willman
Maxine Willman
Blanco County
F. J. Maier
Fred O. Tally
Eugene Schmidt
Wiliam Petmecky
Mrs. L. Weinheimer Succumbs in Mason Rites Held
Mrs. Louis Weinheimer nee Erna Meckel dies at 2 p m Sunday June 25 in Mason Texas aged 48 years 8 months 16 days. Final rites held Tuesday June 27 at Schaetter Funeral Home and St Marys Church with Rev Fr F X Wolf officiating. Interment in Catholic Cemetery. Survived by husband Louis Weinheimer Jr in the Navy twin sister Edna Aut St Louis sister Elizabeth Stehling Cora Wagner and siblings Dorothea Cotter Mason Mary Margaret and John with predeceased Mary Margaret and a stillborn daughter.
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Schaetter
St. Mary’s Church
Louis Weinheimer
Erna Meckel
St. Mary’s
Ferdinand
Mary Schandua Meckel
H. Gerlach
Dorothea
John Cotter
San Antonio
Louis Weinheimer, Jr
U. S. Navy
Pacific
Margaret
Johnny
Mason
Mary Margaret
Edna
David Aut
Weinheimer
St. Louis
Elizabeth
Felix Stehling
Cora
Eric Wagner
Here
Ida
Allied advances across Europe and Pacific theater
American forces breached the German defenses along a 250 mile front while in Italy Piombino was captured without firing a shot and Leg horn neared. on Saipan Mt Tapo tchau fell to U S troops as nine more enemy planes were downed, bringing aerial losses to 756 in Japan's faltering reach.
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Italy
Piombino
Leghorn
Pacific
Mt. Tapotchau
Saipan
Japan
Dewey Nominated for President on First Ballot in Chicago
Gov Thomas E Dewey was named the Republican presidential nominee on the first ballot in Chicago with only one dissenting vote for Gen Douglas MacArthur Bricker Ohio Governor was chosen as his running mate for vice president.
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Thomas E. Dewey
Chicago
Gen. MacArthur
John W. Bricker
Ohio
Mrs. Ferdinand Schaefer Dies at 74 in Fredericksburg
Mrs. Ferdinand Schaefer nee Anna Ebers died at her Fredericksburg home Monday June 26 at 10 a.m. aged 74 years 2 months 2 days. Final rites were held June 28 at 3:30 p.m. in Schaeffer Funeral Home with Rev. Paul Weiss. Interment in City Cemetery. She was born April 25 1870 in Grapetown. married Ferdinand Schaefer October 28 1890. Survived by husband Hy Ebers Grapetown Bertha Meny Elise Enderlin San Antonio Mary Cowan Grapetown. sister Emma Mangold preceded her.
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Ferdinand Schaefer
Anna Ebers
Fredericksburg
Schaeffer
Paul Weiss
Schaefer
Grapetown
August Ebers
Caroline Marquart Ebers
Hy. Ebers
Bertha
Frank Meny
Elise
George Enderlin
San Antonio
Mary
Otto Cowan
Emma Mangold
Rally urged to finish 5th War Loan drive
A local rally speaker praised community aid but warned the War Bond drive is not finished. He emphasized the remaining balance must be raised and called on workers and bond buyers to redouble efforts to reach the quota.
Navy sinking spree and far reaching wartime moves
US Navy planes sink five more Japanese ships near the Philippines and Marianas while a submarine reportedly sinks a giant carrier. Total Japanese ships sunk rises to 774. In Dutch New Guinea fighting leaves 475 Japanese dead. Hengyang in China is threatened as other reports note a devastating Pennsylvania tornado killing 142 and injuring hundreds. Republican convention in Chicago features Earl Warren with Dewey poised for nomination.
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Saipan
U. S. Navy
Philippine
Marianas Islands
South Pacific
Baffin Bay
Dutch New Guinea
China
Hengyang
Canton
Hangon
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Red Cross
Chicago
Earl Warren
California
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
Local Society and Sports Roundup: Weddings and Baseball
The page notes 23 years ago events including marriages of Olinda Schandua to John Moehr and Anna Ludwig to Edgar Marschall. It lists officers for a society group with John Ostrow as president and Eddie Hahn as treasurer. Also reported: the Giants beat Blanco 12-1 and 11-1 in a doubleheader with Krauskopf and Hollmig homering, at home.
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Schoenewolf
Else Schoenewolf
Max Henke
Walter Klaerner
Harry Rusenberger
Chas. Klaerner
John Ostrow
Emil Blanchard
Hy. Kammlah
Eddie Hahn
Felix Hahn
Otto Hahn
Eric Juenke
E. Schoenewolf
Giants
Blanco
Hollmig
Lee
Pat Krauskopf
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