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Fredericksburg Standard

Location

Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1941

Page

10

Money Spent In Fredericksburg Builds Community

A local plea urges Fredericksburg residents to support home merchants to boost the county. It argues buying locally keeps roads and services funded, noting out-of-county merchants profit while contributing nothing to local public works. The piece extols alterations and in-store service as benefits of shopping within Fredericksburg.

Fredericksburg John Doe Pedernales Stonewall Fredericksbug

Local residents visit Johnson City and surrounding areas

Blanco continues from page one with residents returning home after visits to Lamesa and family. Roosevelt visitor William Wolf, Cypress Mills guests Dick Youngblood and son, and family from Mason and Round Mountain stop in. Various locals welcome a baby girl Lucille Weirich and others travel for business and school book pickups.

Lamesa John Edmisson William Wolf Roosevelt Johnson City Dick Youngblood Cypress Mills Walter Weirich Lucille Selety Felps Austin Gilbert Fuchs Miller Creek Sid Hyatt Alvin Kroll Round Mountain Fred and Walter Currens Mason Herman Weirich California Henry Weirich Chas. Vollmering Rocky Janeth Whitaker

Mrs Alfred Schnit Rites Held After Fredericksburg Surgery

Mrs Alfred Schnit of near Hye died in Fredericksburg after a serious operation. Survived by husband and four children with many relatives and friends. Attending relatives included Mr and Mrs Ernst Grasso of Jewett and visitors from San Antonio, Austin, and Blanco. Community Club to award prizes and elect officers next Friday.

Alfred Schn Near Hye Fredericksburg Schmidt Ernst Grasso Jewett Texas Alfred Schmidt Herbert Haas Blanco Edwin Schlueter San Antonio Albert Duecker Estella Patterson J. D. Cooper Evelyn Tom Weinheimer Lucille Klein Austin Stonewall Community Club

Ott Family Relocates to San Antonio

Mr and Mrs Chas Ott and their son moved to San Antonio where Mr Ott has taken a job as a mechanic at Duncan Field.

Chas Ott San Antonio Ott Duncan Field

Fredericksburg’s Trade Center Peak and County Leadership

Trade at home to keep your county at the top among state counties. Fredericksburg’s role as a trade center is described as essential to sustaining the region’s economic prominence and ongoing service offerings.

Fredericksburg

Diphtheria Deaths Urged Prevention by Parents

An article urges parents to shield children from diphtheria in 1941 Texas deaths. It notes most fatalities could be prevented with parental cooperation and toxoid protection. The piece ends with a call to visit Fredericksburg Drive-In Station run by Rubin Crenwelge.

Texas Fredericksburg Drive-In Station Rubin Crenwelge

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