Social Roundup of Local Residents and Visitors
A busy sequence of visits and travels features Mrs. G. C. Duderstadt Miss Edna Behrans and Mrs. Dan Arnold on a business trip to San Antonio. Austin Kerrville Fredericksburg and San Antonio attendees plus Ed Marschall family host frequent guests at the Ed Marschall home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. C. Duderstadt
Edna Behrans
Dan Armold
San Antonio
Viola Marschall
Margaret Tatsch
Austin
Anita Tatsch
Ed. Tatsch
Ed. Marschall
Lee Goff
Freddie Duderstaat
Fred Tatsch
Kerrville
Freddie Duderstadt
Fredericksburg
John Stiles
John Ross
Lone Wolf
Oklahoma
O. B. Walker
Marvin Tatsch
Willie Klacn
Reuben Bo
Victor Marschall
Marwin Tatsch
Local visitors gather in Fredericksburg area homes
Residents and relatives from Fredericksburg and Kerrville areas visit family and friends. Names include Schmidt, Honig, Kirchoff, Dyer, Kneese, Kensing, Whitewood, and Pape with multiple weekend calls and Sunday gatherings noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Schmidt
Davine
George Duderstadt
W. A. Honig
James
Ben Honig
Castell
Ruby Mac Kensings
San Antonio
Nora Lange
Evelyn Jange
August Kirchoff
Helen
Fredericksburg
Milton Dyer
Sam Henig
Herbie Ochler
Kenneth Lee
Delbert
Alfred Honig
Charles
Harold Boyd Schmidt
Hollan Walker
Hollis Wayne
Harper
Ernest Kneese
Worth
Douglas Duderstadt
Fred Bode
Kerrville
Felix Kensing
Madge Romell Whitewood
J. S. Whitewood
Sam Honig
Home Canning Hints From Westinghouse Experts
Steam blanching saves more vitamins than boiling water says Mrs. Julia Kiene director of Westinghouse Home Economics Institute. She outlines steps for steaming vegetables, headspace guidelines, salt use, and avoiding chemical preservatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Kiene
Westinghouse Home Economics Institute
Julia Klene
Westinghouse
Peanuts Spoiling as Government Delays Harvest Action
South West Texas faces a peanut glut as government authority blocks harvest. San Antonio Manufacturing Assn. manager C C Leel says hundreds of thousands of tons lie on the ground. Peanut sellers and crushers begin to close, risking oil shortages for North Africa and Europe. Farmers lack barns and storage access awaits official clearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Express
Texas
C. C. Leel
San Antonio Manufacturing Assn
Leel
North Africa
Sicily
Italy
Greece
France
Allied Strategy in World War II Recalled in Fragment
The text outlines Allied aims against Hitler from 1942 to 1943 including hem in Europe and diverting German forces, air raids on German cities, and large amphibious operations in North Africa. It also lists postwar industrial and naval mobilization efforts and notes several local social items and visits among residents in Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Churchill
Roosevelt
Hitler
Pacific
Hongkong
Philippines
Singapore
Netherlands East Indies
Burma
Australia
Guadalcanal
Solomons
Pearl Harbor
Alaska
Canada
India
Europe
Russia
Middle East
Madagascar
Egypt
el Alamein
U. S. Army
Krupp
Essen
French North Africa
North Cape
Norway
Rivera
Dardanelles
Africa
France
Mediterranean
Toulon
North Africa
New Order
Berlin
Assembly Line
Community Notes From Klem Branch Gatherings
Local residents and visitors share a week of social visits across Christoval Harper Kerrville and San Angelo. Highlights include Kenneth Parker’s return from Columbia S C and plane flight with his unit, multiple family gatherings at Spencer and Russell homes, and a Friday Baptist meeting led by Rev. R A Allen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Mcktee
Velma Barnes
Lella Ann Spencer
Christoval
W. A
C. A. Spencer
Harper
Roger Self
Leon Kelly
Kerrville
L. A. Stevens
John Eathorne
Self
Kelly
Harvey Stevens
Hubert Frederick
Pete Stevens
Creighton Stevens
Harper Sunday
Pvt
Kenneth Parker
Hondo
Pvt. Parker
Columbia, S. C
John West
Eldorado
R. L. Bricker
San Angelo
E. D. Spencer
Texas
John Duderstadt
Fredericksburg
Edgar Fiedler and Sons
Spencer
Carol Cottle
V. C. Russell
V. C. Russell, Jr
Baptist Meeting
Marketing Texas Potatoes Through Commercial Channels
Texas 1943 potato crop moves to market mainly through normal channels. E L Upshaw of Dallas, state representative of the Food Distribution Administration, advised the Texas A and M College Extension Service that through July 3 FDA needed to buy only one carload of Texas potatoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
E. L. Upshaw
Dallas
Lood Distribution Administration
Texas A. and M. College Extension Service
FDA
Local Visitors Spend Week With Duderstadt Family
Mrs. Fred Bode and son and Mr. and Mrs. Mitch Thomas and son visit their parents Mr. and Mrs. George Duderstadt this week as guests enjoying a pleasant attendance and welcome reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Bode
Mitch Thomas
George Duderstadt
Texas Potatoes Move Fast As FDA Buys Region Crops
On the date 75 carloads of Texas potatoes moved, while the FDA purchased 334 carloads across Oklahoma Arkansas and Louisiana. Of these 170 carloads went to the Army. Upshaw notes east Texas meetings aim to clean up remaining potatoes via direct sale army or commercial outlets. He says growers have sold potatoes in Texas and shippers now set up buying centers in new potato areas with graders and packing help provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
FDA
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Louisiana
Upshaw
East
Also Mentioned on This Page
Martha Rose Baumann
Catholic Action
Our Lady of the Lake
Mrs
G. G. Mortimer
Ida Celeta Honig
P. F. Jones
Ruth
Jack Jones
Small Son
W. O. Pape
Sunny
Rissa
HE Fenton
Lower Colorado River Authority
State of
Juanita Bierschwabe
O. Ruskey
Edwin Sears
Houston
C. A. Lehne
Peggy Jean
Joe Ann
Moulton
Alf. Lehne
Oswald Feller of
Blanco
Charles Allen
Mrs. J. J. Rogers
Leon Stovall
Willow City
Fred Bilerschwale
Homer Lee Stevens
Floyd Casper
Jean Heffington
Brownwood
Klem Branch News
The
Harper Fire Department
Harper, Texas
Harper Vol. Fire Dept
Joe E. Brown
Judy Canova
Ireland
Pluto Cartoon
National Bureau of Standards
U. S. Dept. of Commerce
Kerr County Motor Co., Inc
Kerrville, Texas
Mason & Harper
Sinclair Products
Best Hamburgers
H. E. Stork
First State Bank
Louis’ Place
San Antonio Highway
Broadway
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