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Fredericksburg Standard

Location

Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1946

Page

5

Allens to Establish Headquarters in Utah

Fiban and Jack Allen and their families with their mother Mrs. Gertrude Allen have left Fredericksburg after three years of running the Allen Typewriter Exchange. They move to Salt Lake City Utah and sell the gift shop once run by the Allens in the Nimitz Hotel to Mrs. Frieda Hammonds who will operate it.

Fiban Jack Allen Gertrude Allen Fredericksburg Allen ‘Typewriter Exchange Salt Lake City Utah Allens Nimitz Hotel Frieda Hammonds

Population Explosion Predicted for Lab Rats

A single rat pair, with ample food and no controls, could yield about 350 million descendants in three years, illustrating rapid reproductive potential in uncontrolled populations.

Weirich and Lott Visit Berkeley Hosts in California

Mr and Mrs H A Weirich of Berkeley and Lt J B Lott of Los Angeles visit the home of Mr and Mrs Otto Meurer and Katherine. Mrs Weirich is the former Bertha Lott of here.

H. A. Weirich Berkeley Calif J. B. Lott Los Angeles Cali Otto Meurer Katherine Weirich Bertha Lott Here

Berkeley hosts honor guests at fish fry

Berkeley California and Lt J G Lott of Los Angeles were entertained with a fish fry at the home of Mr and Mrs Eddie Langerhans and were also honor guests in the home of Mr and Mrs Paul Kraus.

H. A. Weirich Berkeley Calif J. G. Lott Los Angeles Eddie Langerhans Paul Kraus

Malaria Warning From Texas Health Officer After Rainfall

Dr Geo W Cox Texas state health officer issues malaria warning stressing prevention over cure. He warns houses must remove stagnant water and trash like tin cans to stop Anopheles breeding. He notes malaria delays work and school and urges timely household mosquito control.

Austin Texas Geo, W. Cox Coda Cox

Coal Miners Reopen Work as Lewis Pushes Health Fund

The article notes many soft coal miners returned to the pits after a 12 day truce while thousands in Pennsylvania and Kentucky refused to work. John L. Lewis demands a $70 million yearly payroll levy to fund a miners' health and welfare plan, after operators agreed to $3 million in back holiday pay.

Pennyslvania Kentucky United Mine Workers John L. Lewis

Levi Ersch Honorable Discharge After 16 Months Overseas

Levi W. Ersch has returned to his Gil lespie County home after serving 16 months overseas with Company E 825 Glider Infantry. He received honorable discharge at Fort Sam Houston on May 6. Mrs. Reno Dammann and family from San Antonio visited Mr. and Mrs. Ottens on Mother's Day.

Pfe Levi W. Ersch Gillespie County Ersch Glider Belgium Germany Ft. Sam Houston Reno M. Dammann San Antonio E. C. Ottens

Resolutions of Sympathy From First Methodist Class

The Sunday School class of the First Methodist Church expresses sympathy on the death of Mrs. Frank Stevenson mother of Jo Etta and Janis Ann Stevenson. They pledge to support the girls with Christian love during their time of sorrow. The note is signed by the Sunday School Class of the Primary Department.

Frank Stevenson Jo Etta Janis Ann Stevenson First Methodist Church

Resolution of Sympathy From Concordia Men’s Choir

The Concordia Men's Choir adopts a resolution of sympathy for a fellow member's bereaved family. The minutes will record the act and publish it locally. Also noted is a Centennial visitor Florence Jung and visits by Meltonie Hitzfeld and Mrs. Walter Schlueter to family homes in San Angelo. An automobile maker reports sourcing from over ten thousand American firms.

Concordia Men’s Choir Concordia Men's Albert Klett Arthur Weirich Ernst Crenwelge Florence Jung Our Lady of the Lake College San Antonio Thomas Jung Meltonie Hitzfeld Walter Schlueter San Angelo Harry Turner Geoge Janning

Miniature Dry Battery Surpasses Electric Eel Output

A tiny hearing aid battery, just 2 inches long and 1.33 ounces, delivers 22 percent of the eel’s 600 volt potential while modern dry cells outdo the natural marvel in compact power.

Roy Moritz Jr Returns to Naval Base in California

Roy Moritz Sr son of Mr and Mrs Robert Moritz has returned to a naval base in California awaiting further orders from the U S Navy. He completed boat training and took a brief furlough to attend the Fredericksburg Centennial. Lt Col Dewitt Greer of Winnsboro Texas developed the first teletype setup used in a world cabinet meeting. Texas mines yielded 21330 ounces of silver and 80000 pounds of copper in 1945.

Roy Moritz Robert Moritz California U. S. Navy Roy Fredericksburg Dewitt Greer Winnsboro Texas U. S

Decline of Aging Tied to Mental Exercise

The more an individual keeps their original intellectual equipment exercised, the less noticeable the decline as they age. Regular mental activity sustains cognitive function and delays deterioration.

Durham Extermo Ant Balls for Red Ant Beds

Ant control product Extermo Ant Balls offered by Durham promises cheap relief under 5c per den. Packages of six cost 30c and twelve 50c, available at your druggist or CENTRAL DRUG CO. g-1-44.

Durham

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