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Fredericksburg Standard

Location

Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1941

Page

3

Shell Pipe Line Hosts Fish Fry at Fredericksburg Rock Enchanted

Shell Pipe Line employees held a Saturday fish fry at the Enchanted Rock near Fredericksburg. About a hundred pounds of Lake Buchanan catfish were served, followed by dancing and visiting. Attendees included district superintendent W B Sanders and family from Austin, C H Doty and family, Albert Hooke and daughter Lois, K D Liggett and family of Menard, Dr and Florence Feller, Chester Schmidt, Henry Kneese, Henry Kline and son, O M Nix and family, Henry Hohmann and family, Wilmer Oehler Emily, Al Welgehausen and family, and Adolph Land and Evelyn Stovall.

Shell Pipe Line Frederurg Enchanted Rock Lake Buchanan Shell W. B. Sanders Sanders Austin C. H. Doty Albert Hooke Lois K. D Liggett Menard Jcksb Mlorence Feller Chester Schmidt Henry Kneese Henry Kline Nix Henry Hohmann Wilmer Oehler Emily Alw Welgehausen Adolph Land Evelyn Stovall

Red Cross Sewing Sessions Announced at Palace Theatre

Friday sewing hours open at the Red Cross room in the Palace Theatre building for pajamas and dresses. Volunteers urged as sewing demand remains high. No sewing Thursday. knitting contact Mrs. Laurie Wells. Rural progress reported satisfactory.

The Red Cross Palace Theatre Ewing

Baptist W M U Holds Meeting at Bartholmaer Home

The Baptist W M U met Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. A H Bartholmae's home. The program featured a Gospel focus on youth Bible study Psalm 81 Honey Out of the Rock presented by Mrs. W J Leita prayer by Mrs. B H Heinen and talks on youth missions and Sacred Trust with Mrs. Kirchner and Mrs. Leitz participating.

Baptist A. H. Bartholmae W. J. Leita B. H. Heinen Heinen Leitz Kirchner Mrs. Bartholmae

Social gathering at Mrs Roman Peter's home

Mrs Roman Peter entertained the High Five Club on Wednesday afternoon with garden flowers decorating the rooms and a luncheon including noodle meat loaf, salad, asparagus, and strawberry shortcake. Mrs Erwin Kammilah won high score, Mrs Oscar Stein second, and Mrs Marcus Wehmeyer third. Mrs Oscar Stein and Mrs W B Pyka were out of club guests.

Roman Peter Erwin Kammilah Oscar Stein Marcus Wehmeyer W. B. Pyka

Mrs Ochs Hosts Wednesday Bridge Club Gathering

Mrs. Edgar Ochs presided over a midweek bridge gathering at her home with guests including Mesdames Eric Juenke Otto Burgdorf Henry Ries Udo Henke Henry Schmidt Laurie Wells and Henry Joseph. Decor featured Sandy taft sweet peas and queen anne's lace while refreshments offered jerried tongue salad potato salad lemon custard cake and iced tea.

Edgar Ochs Sandy Taft Mesdames Eric Juenke Otto Burgdorf Henry Ries Udo Henke Henry Schmidt Laurie Wells Henry Joseph

Tuesday Bridge Club Entertained at Durst Home

Mrs Milton Durst hosted the Tuesday Afternoon Bridge Club at her home with guests Mesdames Klingelhoefer Welge Lewis Gold Ochs Burgdorf and Joseph. Rooms were decorated with red roses candy tuft and Queen Anne's lace. Refreshments included noodle salad peach salad dream bars potato chips wafers and punch. Mrs Petmecky won high followed by Mrs Henke and Mrs Schmidt in that order.

Milton Durst Mesdames Robert Klingelhoefer H. Welge Lewis Ralph Gold Edgar Ochs Otto Burgdorf Henry Joseph William Petmecky Wdo Henke Henry Schmidt

F H S Band Class Programs Graduates and Audience

The program highlights the band class graduation and audience with pieces including Salute to the Flag and The Star Spangled Banner. Diplomas are presented as Mr. Herman Fischer, president of the board, and Mr. S. H. Smyre, superintendent, observe.

Herman Fischer Board of Education S. H. Smyre

Entertaining Sunday Picnic for Captain Nimitz Family

Mr and Mrs E L Riley hosted a Sunday afternoon picnic supper for Captain and Mrs Otto Nimitz and family. Out of town guests included Mr and Mrs John Regan and family Mr and Mrs Eddie Henke and family and Mr and Mrs Casper Real and daughters all from Kerrville.

E. L. Riley Otto Nimitz John Regan Eddie Henke Caspar Real Kerrville

Mrs S H Smyre Hosts Centennial Bridge Club

Wednesday afternoon Mrs S H Smyre entertained the Centennial Bridge Club at her home with Mrs O K Nix as guest. Queen Anne's face and roses decorated the living room. Frozen pineapple salad wafers open faced sandwiches jello roll with whipped cream and iced tea were served. Prizes awarded to Mrs Max Schneider and Mrs Max Wahl.

S. H. Smyre Centennial Bridge Club O. K. Nix Max Schneider Max Wahl

Mrs Petsch Hosts Thursday Bridge Club

The Thursday Afternoon Bridge Club met at Mrs. Alfred Petsch’s home last week. Her house featured garden flowers and guests included Mesdames H Welge Lewis, Robert Klingelhofer, Pred Mathisen and J W Yancey, with jelled ham pears creamed cheese potato chips mahogany cake and coffee served.

Alfred Petsch Mesdames H. Welge Lewis Robert Klingelhoefer Pred Mathisen J. W. Yancey

Luncheon and installation of Delta Kappa Gamma officers

Mesdames Hugo Walter Helge Lewis and Misses Stella Jung Thelma Atchison and Marie Kelly attended the Delta Kappa Gamma luncheon and officer installation in Mason on Saturday May 10. Mr and Mrs S H Smyre hosted Miss Myra Smyre of Taylor as a guest. Mrs R E Kepke and her son returned to Austin after visiting her mother for several days.

Mesdames Hugo Walter Helge Lewis Stella Jung Thelma Atchison Marie Kelly Mason Delta Kappa Gamma S. H. Smyre Myra Smyre Taylor

Mattress Center To Reopen In City Next Monday

The county wide mattress program resumes in the city next Monday with the Fredericksburg center reopening. Additional centers will open later in Willow City Morris Ranch Stonewall Klein Branch Albert and Harper, with Klein Branch and Albert new to the program. A total of 236 mattresses have been built this year and 236 more will be constructed. all applications are in and no more will be accepted. Work on making comforts will begin soon with applications also closed.

Fredericksburg Willow City Morris Ranch Stonewall Klein Branch Albert Harper

Personal notes from Fredricksburg and area visitors

Mr. and Mrs. Ira Wilke and daughters of Austin visited Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Herbert and relatives in Fredricksburg Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Wagner and family stayed with Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Steinlast week. Wagner, a flying instructor in Washington, is moving to San Diego to serve on the ship Saratoga. Walter Schaefer returned to Camp Bowie after training in St. Louis and spent a weekend with his parents. Ella Strewve and Hilda Floeckenger of Taylor were guests of the Schaefer family for the weekend.

Ira Wilke Austin Eddie Herbert Fredericksburg Thomas Wagner Oscar Steinlast Wagner Washington San Diego California Saratoga Walter Schaefer Camp Bowie St. Louis Ella Strewve Hilda Floeckenger Taylor W. H. Schaefer

Drive-In Station Ad by Rubin Crenwelge

Fredericksburg drive in station notice promotes Rubin Crenwelge as proprietor with address hints and business emphasis on convenient service. Announcement underscores location and accessibility for customers seeking automotive supplies and quick pit stops.

Fredericksburg Drive-In Station Rubin Crenwelge Propu

Twelve Year School Plan Explained to Parents Friday

Fredericksburg Elementary School will hold a Friday morning meeting in the auditorium at 9 o clock to explain the 12 year school plan to be introduced in public schools next year. Principal Richard Hardin urged all parents to attend the session and note that many adjustments may occur and next year’s classes may differ from this year’s.

Fredericksburg Richard Hardin

Cook Sought for Legion Hospital

The United States Civil Service Commission announced a vacancy for a cook at the Veterans Administration in Legion Texas. Applications are obtained from Otto Stoffers at the local Post Office. Applicants must be ages 30 to 45. Salary is 1320 dollars yearly with deductions for subsistence and retirement. Further information is available at the Post Office.

United States Civil Service Commission Cook Veteran’s Administration Legion Texas Otto Stoffers

German refugee 16 reaches United States after voyage

Wolfgang Sonnenfeldt, a 16 year old German refugee, survived a North Atlantic torpedo by a Nazi submarine that sank his ship and returned him to Germany. He later escaped to Bombay and secured transport to the United States, arriving in New York aboard the President Madison.

Wolfgang Sonnenfeldt United States North Atlantic Germany Bombay India New York President Madison

Also Mentioned on This Page

Shell Ees Baptist W. M. U Bartholmaer Mrs. Roman Peter Mrs Ochs St. Mary’s High School Peter’s Hall St. Mary’s Piano Dorothy Stein Thompson Frances FE Ernst Engelmann St. Mary's Mary Louise Fritz Constance Kleck Lawrence Stehling Katherine Kaiser Annie Frances Stehling F. X. Wolf F. J. Hullweg Fredericksburg High School P. M Virginia Harrison F. H. S. Band America Guenther Luckenbach the Mesa Home Economics Mathematics the Library Commercial Department Social Science Department For Bless American Mrs. Nimitz Mrs. Petsch R. E. Kepke and Son Mattress Center City East Texas State Teachers College Othell Jackson Avery Ermentine Sneed Buna Margaret Moore Lynn Teller Henderson Admiration Happiness Club Legion Hospital City Fruit Store Herman Petsch Prop Knopp?Metzger Daugherty Louisiana Knopp Ora Juenke & Schoenewolf Kee
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