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Fredericksburg Standard

Location

Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1940

Page

9

Mournful obituaries mark Harper deaths of two citizens

Community laments the passing of Lorine Barker Carson near Sanderson on September 7 1940 at age 30 She leaves husband E B Carson two daughters Lynda Del and Emily Kay two sisters and two brothers A memorial service was conducted by local ministers with many relatives and friends in attendance Burial followed in Harper. Isaac McDonald a former Harper resident also died yesterday.

Lorine Parker Carson Sanderson Lorine Barker Carson Frank Nixon Center Point J A. Kellam First Baptis Church Junction J. Carson First Baptist Church of Kerrville Rev Whatley Hunt Harper A. B. Barker Baptist Church Sanderson Church E. BR. Carson Lynda del Emily Kay J. W. Beck J. W. Daniel A. A. Barker

Willow City School Opening Held Monday

Willow City opened its school Monday with a fire enrollment and an address by Mr. Dittmar. Mrs. Rich ar Laurence spoke, followed by singing as several parents attended. Local families and community members were noted in attendance and various social visits were reported in the days surrounding the opening.

Willow City

Walter Ottmers A Lifelong Fredericksburg Business Leader

Walter Ottmers, longtime Gulf Oil agent in Fredericksburg and Gillespie County native, has served the Gulf Company locally for 16 years and four years as a Gulf agent. He is a chamber and Lions Club director, Bethany Lutheran Church trustee, choir member, and active in the Fredericksburg Volunteer Fire Department. His pastimes include donkey baseball, donkey riding, hunting, and fishing.

Ottmers Walter Ottmers Gulf Oil Corporation Fredericksburg Gillespie County Gulf Company Walter Chamber of Commerce Lions Club Bethany Lutheran Church Arion

Albert Youth Falls From Wagon Needs Help

Albert youth Arnold Klein was shaken after falling from a loaded fodder wagon on the Henry Helmers farm. Two ropes untying caused the fall onto his left shoulder and head side. he received cold treatments at Pehl's home and recovered with soreness. Local activity includes visits and family news from Albert and nearby towns.

Arnold Klein Henry Helmers Arnold Reuben Ottmers

Stonewall 4-H Club Elects Officers and Schedules Meetings

The Stonewall Girls 4 H Club elected officers at a Monday meeting held at sponsor Mrs Benno Eckerts home. New officers are President Joanne Weinheimer Vice President Virginia Weinheimer Secretary Del Rose Burg Reporter Vernel Hahne Parliamentarian Clara Weinheimer and Sponsor Mrs Benno Eckert. Meetings now on the first and third Tuesdays at 1245 pm. The club approved past fair funds and noted enrollment cards to be completed.

Stonewall Benno Eckert P. m

Johnson City Youth Breaks Leg In Dead Horse Accident

J C Dollahite eight year old son of Mr and Mrs John Dollahite of near Johnson City broke his leg below the hip in a strange incident last week Tuesday when the horse he rode dropped dead and fell on him. He crawled twenty to thirty feet to escape further harm then was removed to Blanco hospital with a compound fracture and a six week cast expected. In other news rancher Jessie Cowan 61 died of a heart attack Saturday night and was buried at Johnson City Masonic cemetery following services by Rev Aaron of Henry. He leaves a large family and several siblings and is mourned by many friends.

Little Allen Novian Grandma Novian Luckenbach Felix Pehl John Pehl Emil Doell Fischer’s John Raulz Dora Edna Robert Merz Fritz Stieler Comfort Mildred Lillian Helen Felix Hahne Edgar Mayer Fredericksburg Arthur Klein San Antonio Albert Helen Pehl John Rault Hye J. C. Dollahite John Dollahite Johnson City Blanco Jessie Cowan D’hanis M. C. Cowan Marble Falls Jessie H. Cowan Jr Ft. Stockton Purl Clark California C. C. Cowan Cowan M. Cowan Sabinal Pearl Sansom Leakey Bexar County All Stars Gillespie County All Stars Fred Gammenthaler Karlhurst Ed. Willms Josephine Willms Chas Willms Edwin Schlueter Roy Bernhard Crenwelge Chas. Friedrich Karl Friedrich Rubin Welsch Friedrich Barons Creek Rubin Lang Mason

Cave Creek church renovates Sunday School house

Members of the Cave Creek Lutheran Church renovated and painted the Sunday School house while Ladies Aid cleaned it in preparation for meals at the pastoral convention held Tuesday and Wednesday. Monday September 9 marked the opening of Gold School with Mr Lee Feuge as teacher. Mr and Mrs Oswald Eckhardt attended the funeral of Mrs Eckhardt’s uncle Mr Emil Doell at Fischer’s Store. Mr and Mrs Kurt Eckhardt and sons from Fredericksburg and Mr and Mrs Chas Lehmann and daughter from Sandy were present.

Charlie Young Carlos Clifford Renick Mary Helen Zoe Freeman Fredericksburg Clinton Harin Richard Laurence Edgar Gold Fred Wegehausen Adolph Land Clinton Gold Baby Margie Vernon Gold Irene Grienke Cave Creek Lutheran Church Emil Horlen N. H. Greathouse Chas A. Sageel Wenty Alfred Sagebiel Victor Sagebiel Walter Crenwelge Edmund Stahl Chas A Sagebiel Ottmers Revon Frederickshore Willow City Home Demonstration Club Emil Morten Martin H. J. Robinsons Ladies Aid Gold School Lee Feuge Oswald Eckhardt

Doss School Opening Delayed To Next Monday

The Doss school opening is postponed to next Monday morning September 16 due to the resignation of Miss Ida Bartlett who had been hired to teach. Local notes mention attendance of various families visiting relatives and a reunion at Barons Creek with continued coverage on page 4 section 2.

Doss Ida Bartlett

Ex-FHS Students Headed to Colleges Across the Nation

Fredericksburg and Gillespie County prepare to lose 81 former Fredericksburg High School students in the coming days as they pursue higher education. The University of Texas attracts the most, with 22 departing, followed by 9 to Texas Lutheran College and 8 to Texas A&M. Five study out of state, including names such as Gifford White to MIT and Norman Ransleben to the University of New Mexico. The full student list includes graduates bound for Southwest Texas State Teachers College and the University of Texas among others.

Fredericksburg Gillespie County Fredericksburg High School University of Texas Austin Texas Lutheran College Texas A. & M Gifford White Massachusetts Institute of Technology Cambridge Mass Norman Ransleben Univer

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Gilbert Pape Harper Lon McDonald Isaac McDonald Chas. A. Sagebiel Cave Creek Organization MacDonald Studio Mildred Pehl Albert Max W. Staudt Stonewall Girls 4-H Club Mrs Rudy Schumann Alfred Riba Pflugerville Vira Ruth Gipson Blanco Felix Herbert Winchester Kolmeier & Klier Company Harry Wahrmund Doss F.H.S Southwest Texas State Teacher’s College San Marcos Reuben Klein Muriel Wiemers Robert Lehne University of Texas, Austin Edward White Oliver Schneider Francis Haag Alfred Davis Clarence Pfeil Joe Petsch Erwin Anderegg Harold Habenicht Chester Langerhans Erwin Schmidt Victor Nixon Louise Nixon Ida Louise White Nesbitt Jacoby Faye Stein William Schneider Frederick Dietel Mary Louise Kling Dolezal Motor Repair Shop The Standard Motor Company Max Schuch Teese Texas S Pearl Beverado Moderaton Texas SAN Antonio Brewing Association Erwin C. Kraus W. Main ST
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