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Fredericksburg Standard

Location

Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1941

Page

8

Albert- Continued from page 1 local news item

Albert- Continued from page 1 describes a birthday for Mrs. Maenius and light community notes. It mentions rainy weather reducing school attendance, a satellite rose and blue lantern quilt made by local women to be held at school closing, and fund-raising for curtains and small items. It lists visitors and casual social activities among families, including Henry Helmers and the Pehl family.

Lou Etta Irene Felix Pehl Walter Helmers San Antonio Dora Raulz Mildred Lillian Pehl Helmuth Klein Clarence, Nielson Stonewall Gilbert Roman Maurer Clemens Milton John Pehl Max Peese Alvis Klein Reuben Nebgen Reuben Hahne Helen Emil Klein

Stonewallin Austin Last Sunday Highlights

Mr Wiegand Lindig of Austin visited his parents Mr and Mrs Otto Lindig here last Sunday. Hiram Hodges and family attended the funeral of Mr Joe Tilley in Mason last Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Herbert Haas welcomed a baby boy last Friday. Capt Reese Willard Pedernales Electric Cooperative engineer cited ice laden lines north of Fredericksburg indicating roughly 450 pounds per wire on 600 foot spans, suggesting rigid construction despite ice load.

Austin Wiegand Lindig Otto Fredericksburg

Bluebonnet Girl Scout Ad Promotes General Tires in Fredericksburg

An advertisement for the Bluebonnet Girl Scout urges readers to use General Tires and Tubes. It notes the Fredericksburg Drive-In Station run by Rubin Cranweige as the contact or location for the deal.

Fredericksburg Drive-In Station Rubin Crenweige

Legislature Reports Actions on Social Security Funding and Truck Load Limit

The House killed a 26 000 600 general fund appropriation for social security and teacher retirement after tax bills and a federal matching condition. The Senate and House approved a higher truck load limit of 38 000 pounds with added enforcement. The balance includes a revenue bill for state funds, payments to Coleman County from the Central Colorado Authority, and an emergency grant for A and M College wool scouring. Education census data show 9 290 new students, Brown County 1 584, Tom Green 119.

House Federal Bureau Senate Central Colorado Coleman County Secretary of State A. & M. College State

Side Glances collage from Texas 1841 and local notices

A mixed reminiscence page recalls 1841 Texas matters with Burnet as president, Lamar on health leave, and a Grand Jury dismissed for lack of cases. It then lists local social notices from Fredericksburg area including birthdays and visits by Eckhardt, Heimann, Geistweidt, Rosenbusch, Wahrmund, Stein, Durst, Lehmann and others with trips to San Antonio and Barons Creek.

Victoria Texas Gulf David G. Burnet Republic Lamar Telegraph Texas Register Houston City of Perth John Holliday Florida San Louis Elgin Rosenbusch and Baron’s Creek Johnnie Stein Frank Wahrmund Petersburg Alf Durst Karl San Antonio Chas. Lehmann Frederickburg

Cotton Stamp Plan Benefits Gillespie County Farmers

Gillespie County cotton farmers can earn 10 cent stamps per pound for reducing 1941 cotton acreage below prior allotments. Max $25 per farm or $50 for multiple farms, with payments split among operators and tenants. Stamps usable at dry goods stores and paired with a $3 nutrition incentive for home food production.

Gillespie County Dorman D. Sell AAA Committee

Local Youth Joins U S Marine Corps

Earl John Pehl son of Mr and Mrs Guenther Pehl of this city joined the U S Marine Corps at the Austin recruiting station and has been sent to San Diego California according to his father.

Earl John Pehl Guenther Pehl U. S. Marine Corps Austin San Diego California

Local Social News Highlights from Luckenbach and Surrounding Areas

Community notes list weekend visits and health updates. Families such as Jenschke, Meier, Engel, Arrington, and Petsch are mentioned with trips to Comfort, Austin, San Antonio, Kerrville, Morris Ranch, Fredericksburg, and Stonewall. Flu illness, infections, and recoveries are noted alongside regular travel and social visits.

Alfred Stehling Earl Brehmer San Antonio Albert Molzberger Lothair Meier Armin, Engel Bernard Pehl Morris Ranch Edmund Kunz Kerrville Willie Petsch Elgin Kuhlman Fredericksburg Emil Petsch Gus. Jenschke Stonewall Laurence Jenschke Felix Jensechke

Travel notes from a South America panorama trip

A traveler recalls scenic panoramas seen during a journey in South America. The writer notes striking landscapes and memorable views from the trip.

Wifey accuses husband of seeing native women

A wife accuses her husband of breaking a promise by associating with native women. She confronts him with alleged infidelity, while tensions rise over trust and cultural expectations. A local adviser urges calm as the couple weighs their options.

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