Rudolph Itz Succumbs Suddenl y in Fredericksburg
Former Fredericksburg businessman and rancher Rudolph Itz died suddenly on Sunday at age 68 years 8 months 21 days. Funeral services were held Monday at 3 p m at Bethany Lutheran with Rev Theo Haag officiating. burial at City Cemetery followed. Survived by widow Emma Lehne seven daughters four grandchildren four brothers and one sister. predeceased siblings listed.
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Rudolph Itz
Fredericksburg
Theo Haag
Bethany Lutheran Church
Itz
Gillespie County
Karl Itz
Verein
Bethany
Palo Alto
Beckmann
Emma Lehne
Holy Wedock
Lillie
Felix Baethge
Alma
Emil Scherer
Esther
Ewald Hansen
San Antonio
Louise
Clarence Crenwelge
Margaret
Ursula
Emmie Itz
Charles
Heinrich
Louis
Otto
August Itz
Emma Wertheim
City Fruit Store Reopens at New Main Street Location
The City Fruit Store relocates from downtown Fredericksburg to the former Liveoak Filling Station in the 500 block of East Main. Herman Petsch, proprietor, invites friends and customers to visit the new site while continuing home delivery across town.
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The
City Fruit Store
Fredericksburg
Liveoak
E. Main
Herman Petsch
Rubber stamps offered at Fredericksburg Pub for quick orders
Local business advertises rubber stamp service at Fredericksburg Pub CoInc with a three day turnaround.
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Fredericksburg Pub, Co., Inc
Step In Style Right Now Fashion Notice
Advertises daily suit sales and new fall shoes with many styles and colors. Encourages trying on a suit and hat, touting reasonable prices and now is the time to buy.
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Secon
Local youth advances to cadet corps sergeant rank
Lee Roy Woerner of Fredericksburg, son of Mr and Mrs Erwin Woerner, a second year Schreiner Institute Kerrville student, has been advanced to sergeant in the institutes Cadet Corps according to a recent press release from the institution.
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Lee Roy Woerner
Erwin Woerner
Fredericksburg
Schreiner Institute
Kerrville
Fredericksburg Drive-In Station Ad by Rul'n Crenwelge Prop 32
A promotional line from Fredericksburg Drive-In Station features Rul'n Crenwelge and Prop 32. The ad emphasizes trying the service to realize its advertised benefits.
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Fredericksburg Drive-In
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Gdover
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Juenke & Schoenewolf
New City Fruit Store
Live Oak Filling Station
City Fruit Storerman Petsch
Chase
Sanborn
R. A W
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Gebhardt’s
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Leo Eal Wiets
Tsey
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Quality Cash Grocery
Chester Schmidt
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