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Fredericksburg Standard

Location

Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1942

Page

9

Fredericksburg Drive-In Station Ad Plays Rhetorical War Warning

Robin Crenwelge promotes public safety in a wartime era by urging residents to avoid fire hazards and question careless behavior. The notice frames carelessness as a crime in war time and prompts vigilance in the community.

Fredericksburg Drive-In Station Robin Crenwelge

Harper Whirling Junior Senior Banquet and Local Visits

The Junior-Senior Banquet was held at Bein's hall with a large V shaped table and patriotic colors. About 50 guests enjoyed citrus cocktail creamed chicken Eng lish peas and pineapple salad with assorted desserts as Rev. J. Meredith and Rev. A. A. Gitter spoke. Harpers hosted a silver tea at the new school building to showcase the Homemaking Department. Numerous local residents and visitors from Kerrville Fredericksburg and San Antonio were noted at events and family gatherings last week.

Roy Stevens Carl Oehler Bein’s Hall J. H. Meredith Bonnie Lea Walker Alene Wendel E .O. Larkin A. A. Git Josephine Goodman PTA H. P. Gartrell Mason Harper H. W. Fairchild Shirley Hubert Frederick Kerrville Ray Bierschwale Pauline Anna Belle Junior Sageser Fred Bierschwale Willow City Mary Belle Bein Doris Hopf Alice Ola Kott Burman Faris Betha Lou San Antonio Grace Davidson Annie Laurie Weaver Edith Be Herbert Teddlie Sherman G. Teddlie Earl Sylvester Fredericksburg Little Son Cecil Parker Walter Parker and Dorothy Ochler Lester Land Junction C. E. Bein Morris Camp Barkeley Watkins Tarr James Phil Rogers Uvalde Bob Rogers Weldon Walker Bernard Birt Erato Hopf Fort Sam Houston J. B. Birt Oliver Hopf Herman Harper Bandera Dubois Parker Ft. Sam Houston F. M. Floyd Austin Ollie Jung Ruben Ottmers Amelia Eckhardt Ernst Hoffmann Fred Birch Arthur Schmidt Herbert Hoffmann Lev. Sultemeier Elgin Schmidt E. A. F. Hannemann Alfred Ottmers Walter Birnbaum Paula Ottmers Ruben Franz Clarence Jacoby Grapetown Arthur Gold Meta Herbor Antonett Herbort Ruben Land Christian Althaus Josephine Dora Sue Ottmers Max Eckhardt Violet Felix Herbort Rheinhold Danz Hilmar Boos Henry Schmidt Ernst Schmidt Cain City Wiechmann Orwin Herbert Albert Ottmers Alton Ottmers Gus. Wahrmund Ella Mae Ottmers Harvey Althaus

Albert- Continued Social Notes from Local Families

Local social column records visits and gatherings among the Klein, Immel, Eckhardt, Weiershausen, Merz, Mayer, Hahne, Pehl, Helmers, Weber, and related families. It lists weekend visits to Fredericksburg and Blanco, a car ownership note, and a planned Albert Singing Club invitation to a regional festival.

Helmuth Klein August Immel Christine Herman Eckhardt Irene Weiershausen Alice Ruby Schumann Robert Merz Edgar Mayer Edna Raulz Fredericksburg Buddy Hahne Clifteen Klein Felix Pehl Orwin Peese

Woman Stocks 1000 Pounds Sugar in Corpus Christi

Corpus Christi May 11 John C Brooke chairman of Nueces county rationing board disclosed a woman applying for a war ration book last week showed she had 1000 pounds of sugar. Brooke noted at the rationing rate of one half pound per week she could last 38 years and 24 weeks.

Corpus Christi John C. Brooke Nueces County

Tip-Top Cleaners announces delay of General Store opening

An explanatory notice from Tip-Top Cleaners explains that due to unforeseen market conditions restrictions and freezings orders the opening of their General Store in the town's upper area is postponed indefinitely. The message urges customers to look their best for Graduation time and promotes cleaning and pressing services.

Hermanson Hall Friday Night event

The gathering at Hermanson Hall had a swell time with all but director Mr. Nielson present due to a recent family death. The Albert Singing Club hopes for another invitation soon.

Hermanson Hall Mr. Nielson The

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