Scouring Mill to Open at Marble Falls April 3
After years of effort the Texas Scouring & Wool Manufacturing Co. will open in Marble Falls on April 3 with Gus J Nauhoff promoting sales. Officials from state district and county are expected to attend. The plant will scour up to 1,500 pounds of greasy wool per hour and handle a forage capacity of 3,000,000 pounds.
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Texas Scouring & Wool Manufacturing Prp
Marble Falls
Gus. J. Nau @ho
Outdoor Living Room Project At Doss Home Demo Club
At the March meeting hosted in Mrs. John Dittmar’s home members viewed a six cornered frame for a rose arbor to be an outdoor living room. Uprights use nine foot inch pipes with a trellis roof. Each corner post bears a different climbing rose. A flagstone floor and rustic lawn furniture are planned. Dahlias and daisies were gifted. a center crown of thorns talk was given. Mrs. Paul Sauer was named a delegate candidate for the Stephenville district meeting. Nine members and a visitor attended. The group will meet April 3, 1941 with Mrs. Henry Baethge.
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Doss Home
John Dittmar
Texas
Lela Badhge
Paul Sauer
Stephenville
Henry Baethge
O.to Dittmar
Marble Falls Wool Scouring Plant to Lead Local Industry
The 100 by 300 foot two story stone building along the Colorado River at Marble Falls will house a wool scouring operation originally planned as a cotton mill. L D Murray and W K Shipman lead the venture, seen as a future regional industry. Mr and Mrs C E Bein traveled to Fredericksburg Wednesday evening.
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Colorado River
Marble Falls
L. D. Murray
W. K. Shipman
Man Killed on Mai Street After Dance Outing
Jose Manguira Sr., 54, of Blanco County, died after being struck cross street near Schaefer's Cafe on East Main Street. His son was bruised. L. 2B. Bird of Cain City faces negligent homicide charges. bond set at 200 dollars. The case proceeds at district court. Deceased buried in Johnson City. survived by wife and eight children.
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Jose Manguira
Blanco County
Justice of the Peace
W.m Bruns
Manguira
Johnson City
Adele Tidwell Braeutigam Weds Wood Row Braeutigam
In Fort Worth on March 11 1941 Adele Tidwell daughter of Mrs Olive Tidwell Greenville Texas married Wood row L Braeutigam son of Mr and Mrs John W Braeutigam Fredericksburg Texas at Boulevard Methodist Church Rev H Vanderpool officiated The couple reside 523 North Marsalis Street Dallas Braeutigam works at John Sexton & Company Dallas Branch attended by Vernell Braeutigam and W G Brock.
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Olive Tidwell
Greenville
Texas
Adele
Woodrow L Braeutigam
John W. Braeutigam
Fredericksburg
Boulevard Methodist Church
Fort Worth
H. Vanderpool
Greenville High School
MicKay
Business College
Loss Angeles Junior College
Los Angeles
California
Bracatigam
Fredericksburg High School
Draughon
San Antonio
Vernell Braeutigam
Dallas
W. G. Brock
College Station
Braeutigam
North Marsalis Street
John Sexton & Company
Kneeses Receive Medal News From Son Elmer
Elmer Kneese earned the Medal of Honor for good conduct while serving in the U S Navy. He reenlisted after his first enlistment and is aboard the U S S Saratoga in Bremerton Washington harbor for repairs.
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Clemens Kneese
Elmer Kneese
Elmer
Bermerton
Washington
Earl Pehl Joins U S Marines From Fredericksburg
Earl John Pehl son of Mr and Mrs Guenther Pehl of Fredericksburg enlisted in the U S Marines. He left from Austin for Dallas then to San Diego for training. Miss Helen Kirchhoff Lorenz Kirchhoff and others went to see Gone With the Wind Wednesday.
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Earl John Pehl
Guenther Pehl
Fredericksburg
U. S. Marines
Young Pehl
Austin
Dallas
San Diego
Cal
Helen Kirchhoff
Lorenz Kirchhoff
Ida
Evelyn Honig
John Honig
Maxine Lange
Carpenter Injures Eye After Nail Rebound
Carpenter T. J. Dierks sustained a painful deep wound to his left eye while driving a nail. He remains hospitalized as doctors assess the seriousness of the injury. In another incident, 19 year old Margaret Jenschke was dragged by a horse rope while inspecting a turkey nest and treated for severe bruises at Keidel's hospital.
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T. J. Dierks
Margaret Jenschke
Ilugo Jenschke
Margaret
Keidel’s Hospital
Truck drivers taught to respect nature speed laws in Texas
Lynn B. Shaw of the Texas Motor Transportation Association emphasizes drivers must treat trucks as controlled by people. He notes passing maneuvers and centrifugal forces shape safety, with momentum calculations guiding trucks toward better safety records.
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Austin
Texas
Lynn B. Shaw
Texas Motor Transportation Association
Shaw
Fifth Annual Texas Dairy Show to feature top cattle
Fort Worth hosts April 9 and 10 the Fifth Annual Dairy Show with over 300 cattle from Texas and Oklahoma. Exhibits include Jersey Holstein Brown Swiss Guernsey and Ayrshire breeds led by a Wharton Co. Jersey sire and his 160 daughters and an Ayrshire display from Ponca City FFA featuring a top fifth United States bull and three Oklahoma champions. The event aims to educate bankers farmers and breeders on dairy development and its economic impact on Texas agriculture.
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Fort Worth
Texas
Oklahoma
Texas Dairy Products Association
Jersey
United States
Southwest
Annual Music Week Program Presented by Local Club
The fourth annual Music Week program by the local Music club will be held Sunday May 4 at the public school auditorium free to the public. It features local talents and performers from nearby towns and follows planning from a Tuesday meeting led by Mrs. Herman J. Hahn with Mrs. Almon Kirchhoff as program chair.
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Auditorum
Herman J. Hahn
Almon Kirchhoff
Measles Surge Prompts Texas Health Warning
State Health Department reports a spring rise in measles across Texas with 1 416 cases in the eleventh week. Authorities urge careful nursing, isolation, prompt reporting, and placarding homes to protect vulnerable children and prevent spread.
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Austin
State Health Department
Geo. W. Lox
Texas
County Saengerfest Set for April 27 at Peter's Hall
Miss Viola Schaefer secretary of the Arion Gemischter Chor announces the County Saengerfest to be held Sunday at Peter's hall. Choirs should assemble with flags at Hotel Nimitz at 12 30 p m to parade to the hall where refreshments will be served and massed chorus rehearsals held. The concert begins at 7 30 p m with choirs sending in songs early to complete the program.
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Viola Schaefer
Arion Gemischter Chor
Saengerfest
Peter’s Hall
Hotel Nimitz
Rogers Buy Ranch Near Uvalde for Bob Rogers Home
J. J. Rogers and son Bob purchased a ranch near Uvalde. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Rogers plan to move there later this year to establish their home. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Ochler visited Chester Ochler and family in San Antonio over the weekend.
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J. J. Rogers
Bob
Uvalde
Bob Rogers
Carl Ochler
Chester Ochler and
San Antonio
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