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Fredericksburg Standard

Location

Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 25, 1941

Page

10

23 Years Ago Continued Trempage 1

Gillespie County residents reflect on wartime service and early career moves. A local farmer, Christian Schlaudt, dies at 67 after a long illness, leaving a large family. Eddie Hahn reports on Stonewall gin output, and Henry Weiss leaves for Camp Mabry as a mechanical student from the county.

Gillespie County Leon Springs Christian Schlaudt Honey Creek Eddie Hahn Stonewall Henry Weiss Camp Mabry Texas

Schulz and Ransleben Families Vacationing in Texas

Rev. R. B. Schulz and family of Inglewood California along with Mr and Mrs Wm Ransleben visited relatives and friends in Fredericksburg after vacationing in San Antonio. Mrs Schulz is the daughter of the Ransleben couple and was formerly Estella Ransleben of Fredericksburg.

R. B. Schulz Ingelwood Calif Wm. Ransleben San Antonio Fredericksburg Mrs. Schulz

Hats Shed Severe Shapes for Softer Fall Styles

Hat designers move away from sharp pointed crowns and felt dominance toward clever fezzes, suede and velveteen tibeline to suit new fall uplifts. The change signals a playful retreat from wartime austerity in fashion art as women anticipate fun, fresh silhouettes and self images reflected in full length mirrors.

Accessories Show Continues with Fall Trends in Colors and Fabrics

The feature details fall fashion accessories including lapel pins, large rings, and gloves in brown suede rayon with tan leather trim. Leading colors cover Golden Tobacco, Rico brown, Kona Red, Paniolo Tan, Turf Tan, and greens and blues with three sports tones Trophy Gold Varsity Green Old Glory Red. Bags stay large and coordinated with shoes in brown tan or wine and stockings move toward brown and taupe shades. Handkerchiefs return as large chiffon pieces in white greens purples and pinks.

New Fall Styles Transform Men’s Wear Across Regions

The article notes a flood of new fabrics and bold shapes for fall 1940 41 displacing old panama leghorn and sailor hats. It highlights American leadership in fashion driven by wartime constraints, the drape suit trend, covert cloth topcoats, and a shift toward color and comfort with loungy, versatile designs.

America Last United States New York Amerila America Hamburg Europe Bond Street Saville Row

Men’s Shoes Go Military Style This Year

Military inspired footwear arrives in men’s shoe displays with officers boots featuring plain toes and buckle straps. The trend reflects a national shift in style as buyers respond to military influences in fashion.

Prants Announce Engagement Of Josephine Prant

Mr and Mrs August J Prant announce the engagement of their daughter Josephine to Elmer A Ottmers of Ft Bliss Texas son of Mrs Ida Ottmers of Fredericksburg. The couple plans nuptials in the near future.

August J. Prant Josephine Elmer A. Ottmers Ft. Bic Texas Ida Ottmer Fredericksburg

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