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Fredericksburg Standard

Location

Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 1944

Page

7

ODB Investigators Extend San Antonio Stay Through Sept 28

Lt. Lawrence E. Rollins and Lt. Clarence Howe of the Dallas Field Investigations Branch are in San Antonio examining dependency claims for family allowances. Brig. Gen. H. N. Gilbert announced the extension to September 28 with headquarters at Room 451, Federal Building. Dependents urged to keep appointments, bring evidence, and note soldier serial and application numbers or risk discontinuance of allowances.

Lawrence E. Rollins Clarence Howe Dallas War Department Office of Newark N. J San Antonio Texas H. N. Gilbert USA ODB Army Service Forces Federal Building FIB

Political Announcements for Gillette County Officers 1944

County office candidates listed with names for State Representative 85th District Harry L Davies Jr County Judge Henry Hirsch Sheriff Robert Loth County Attorney Alex Jung Tax Assessor Collector William Petmecky County Clerk Henry Holy District Clerk FE L Schmidt John Wolfgang Braeutigam Wilson Herder.

Harry L. Davies, Jr

Weather Bureau explains rain across Fredericksburg and Gillespie County

A Dallas Morning News courtesy feature explains the rainfall pattern hitting Fredericksburg and Gillespie County. It cites a Montana Wyoming high pressure area and a trough from Southwest Texas to New England driving scattered storms.

Fredericksburg Gillespie County A. S. Weather Bureau Montana Wyoming Texas New England States

Local Notes Show Weekend Visits Across Towns

Harper News Pvt Laura Peden of Brady spent Sunday in the Willie Meier Home. Many families from Brady Fredericksburg Houston and California visited relatives in the area. A miscellaneous shower for Mrs Pete Kramer and a birthday party for Wesley Sageser were held. several trips to Fredericksburg and San Antonio were noted.

Laura Peden Brady Willie Meier W. E. Fletcher Mary Francis Bonnie Parker Fredericksburg Cpi Dayton Rahe California Otto Rahe Olin Walker Junior Sageser Houston Hilda Sageser Byran Birt The Merchant Marines Hilda Birt Belton Tatsch Wichita Falls Tatsch Ranch Albert Whetstone Goldthwaite Henry Markworth Milton Wendel Burton Brown Kerrville A. J. Kinsey Pinky Brown Herman Harper Clay Billings Comfort Harper Mr. Harper Mr. Billings Watkins Tarr Jack Jones A. C. Wendel Max Hopf Oliver Hopf Gordon Harper Ida Pilot Knob Evelyn Honig Texas Lutheran College Seguin Sam Honig E. R. Brown Audrey Mae August Kirchhoff Helen Hubert Rahe Walter L. Jungmann C Hier Lang

Johnson City Social News and Visitors List

Local notes record visits by residents and guests in Johnson City. Names include W A Hunnicutt San Antonio. George Croft Austin. Sgt Bill Hirsch and wife. Lee Sultemeier Post Oak. Fred Kerens Mason. Willis Greenhaw Blanco. Helmuth Fuchs Cypress Mills. Norma Ruth Gipson Washington DC visiting family. Mabel Shelley Round Mountain. Ralph and Hildegarde Ebeling Round Mountain. John Journey Post Oak. Dick Youngblood Cypress Mills. Marie Casparis San Antonio visiting J S Casparis family. Cecil Smith Marble Falls. Kinney Smith residence. John Dallahite Blanco. Oscar Foss Cypress Mills. W E Withers visiting mother W E Withers family.

W. A. Hunnicutt San Antonio Johnson City George Croft Austin Sgt Bill Hirsch Opal Ray Gipson Lee Sultemeier Post Oak Fred Kerens Mason Willis Greenhaw Blanco Helmuth Fuchs Cypress Mills Norma Ruth Gipson Washington, D. C Clyde Gipson Mabel Shelley Round Mt Ralph Ebeling Hildegarde Ebeling

Complete Stock Paints All colors in Western Alto

Fredericksburg Texas reports a full stock of paint colors at Complete Stock Paints in Western Alto. Store offers a wide range for home interiors exteriors and artistic projects. Local shoppers note diverse options and competitive prices.

Prize apples shown by Arthur O C Rabke

Arthur O C Rabke of the Crabapple community has raised exceptional apples despite dry weather. A sample brought to the Publishing Company shows four large delicious apples on one cluster. Mrs. Edgar Klett and son Rodney returned from a two weeks visit with relatives in Galveston.

Arthur O. C. Rabke Edgar Klett Rodney Galveston

Miss Betty Watson and Vera Anderegg Return for Fall Session

Misses Betty Watson and Vera Anderegg, students at Southwestern University in Georgetown, will return to college soon for the fall term.

Betty Watson Vera Anderegg Southwestern Univeristy Georgetown

Also Mentioned on This Page

L. A Standard Henry Hirsch Robert Bob” Loth Alex Jung WM. Petmecky Henry Holy FE. L. Schmidt Jasper Nixon Reinhold Tatsch John Wolfgang Braeutigam Wilson Herder For Justice of Peace WM. Bruns Lawrence Burrer Harry Habenicht Arthur Beyer Henry Borchers Eugen Kramer Reubin Nixon A. Cottle Edgar H. Tatsch Felix Pfiester Alfred McDougall Rhis Ing Oklahoma Boundry Dallas Morning News U. S. Weather Bureau Harper News Minda Fay Moses Elnora B. Oestreich Menard Mrs Eugene Oestreich Doss Lance News Kinney Smith John Dallahite Blanceo Oscar Foss W. E. Withers United States Service Admiral Chester W. Nimitz By Julia Estill U.S Fredericksburg Publishing L0., Inc Western Alto Fredericksburg, Texas Dick Ebert Shop Porenan Heil Motor Company Dick Schumann Mgr City Cafe Corriedale Bucks Lochte Storage & Commission Co America Anheuser-Busch Budweiser
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