Tonto Basin Outlaws and Westward Romance at Palace
Double bill runs Friday and Saturday December 12-13 featuring Tonto Basin Outlaws with Ray Corrigan and Dusty King and Two Latina From Manhattan with Joan Davis. Sunday and Monday December 14-15 includes Go West Young Lady with Bob Wells Texas Playboys and Ann Miller. Also Henry Aldrich for President runs Tuesday December 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tonto Basin
Ray “Crash” Corrigan
Dusty King
Max “Alibi” Terhane
Jan Wiley
Lange Busters
Teddy
New York
Joan Davis
Jinx Falkenburg
Joan Woodburg
Miss Davis
Glenn Ford
Charlie Ruggles
Allen Jenkins
Miss Miller
Miss Singleton
Obituary of Adolph Keese of Gillespie County
Adolph Keese born March 10 1867 at the Sandies in Gillespie County died December 4 1941 in a Fredericksburg hospital. He lived on the family homestead a lifelong rancher and never married. He supported the Methodist Orphans Home at Waco and his local Prairie Mountain church. He leaves brothers Herman and August sisters Mrs C H Grote and Mrs Chas Schlaudt among many relatives. His funeral was at Beckmann in Fredericksburg with Rev O C Raeke I O Donaldson and R W Radetzky officiating. burial in the Keese family cemetery.
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Adolph Keese
Sandies
Gillespie County
Henry Keese
Caroline
Methodist Orphans Home
Waco
Methodist Church
Little Church
Prairie Mountain
Henry
Emma
William
John Reese
August Grote
Herman
August
Llano
C. H. Grote
Castell
Chas. Schlaudt
Bennett
Obituaries for Marie Reinbach Lochte and Julius Ransleben
Two local obituaries record the deaths of Marie Christine Reinbach Lochte age 68 at Fredericksburg on December 5 1941 and Julius William Ransleben age 83 at Fredericksburg on December 8 1941. Marie Lochte widow of Frederick W Lochte Jr leaves children Edna Elsie Estelle Werner Arthur Ernest plus six grandchildren and sister Mrs Franciska Stehling with interment at the city cemetery after funeral at Schaetter’s Funeral Home. Julius Ransleben husband of Anna Wehmeyer with children William Alvin Hilda Erna and 19 grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren also survived by a daughter Hedwig. funeral at Schaetter’s Funeral Home followed by city cemetery burial.
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F. W. Lochte
Marie Christine Reinbach
San Antonio
Max Reinbach
Fredericksburg
Frederick W. Lochte, Jr
Edna Lochte
Elsie
R. A. Bennet
Estelle
Oswald Crenwelge
Werner
Arthur
Ernest F. Lochte
Franciska Stehling
O. Lindenberg
Schaetter
Julius William Ransleben
Anna Wehmeyer
William Ransleben
Alvin
Hilda
Fritz Gombert
Erna
Johann Goewe
Hedwig
Defense Savings Bonds payroll allotments and gift options
Payroll allotments are portions of employees earnings set aside each pay day by individuals to buy Defense Savings Bonds or stamps, later becoming their property. To give a Bond as a gift, buy a Series E Bond at a post office or bank in the recipient’s name. Stamps are sold at post offices banks savings and loan associations and at retail stores.
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Defense Savings
Defense
Savings and Loan Association
United States
Washington, D. C
Guard Against Pneumonia Warns State Health Officer
Austin officials urge vigilance as influenza and measles rise across the state. Dr. Geo W. Cox, State Health Officer, warns pneumonia often follows these diseases and stresses prevention through rest, fluids, fresh air, and avoiding contact with infection sources.
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Austin
Geo. W. Cox
Cox
Taxes Paid by Oil In Texas Tax Bill Exceeds Hundred Million
Fort Worth Texans hear Arch H Rowan Fort Worth oilman outline tax burden on oil industry and state and local revenues. He notes oil producers pay about 64 million yearly and have gained a 10 million increase in state taxes. He argues higher taxes threaten payrolls and community stability. Also describes wedding notices for Elvin Flach and partner with details of attire and reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
Texas
Arch H. Rowan
Mid-Continent Oil and Gas Association
Rowan
Lady Be Good on Screen Makes Debut Return of Eleanor Powell
The December 17 and 18 showings feature Eleanor Powell in a new musical that outshines her earlier films. A standout number teams Powell with the remarkable dog Buttons, plus a brisk tap routine and a Boogie-Woogie piece. The plot centers on a songwriter couple and a love triangle with Broadway singer John Carroll, leading to reconciliation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Powell
Buttons
Miss Powell
Young
Southern
Ace Crooner
John Carroll
Union of Rev Lin denberg and Miss Anna Marie Raute in Holy Ghost Church
The December 7 ceremony united Anna Marie Raute and Ernst Bohnert Jr with Lindenberg officiating. Attendants included Werner Pankratz Vernell Ottmers Alvin Flach Eli Kramer and Julchen Kramer. Flower girl Willa Mae Filter wore green brocade and pink rose.
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Elvin Flach
Vernell Ottmers
Wm. Raute
Ernst Bohnert
Bernice Roeder
Lindenberg
Holy Ghost Church
Anna Marie Raute
Werner Pankratz
Alvin Flach
Eli Kramer
Julchen Kramer
Willa Mae Filter
Raute
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Harper
A. C. Wendel
H. Welge Lewis
Bode’s Station
Magnolia Gas and Oils
Lechte Storage & Commission Co
J. F
Wedekind’s
Travelers Cafe
Alex Mittendorf
Prop
Fredericksburg, Texas
Robert Blum
A. Jenschke
Mar
Abrmotor Mills
Fairbanks Morse
Krauskopf Bros
Milton Petermann
Mer
Leon F. Zwiener
Central High
Henry Aldrich
R. W. Radetzky
Trinity Methodist Church of
First Methodist Church of
Julius WM. Ransleben
Qui Fine Selection
Gruen
Elgin
Bulova
Max W. Strudt
Bohnert
Spurs
Maier
Nocona
J. F. Wedekind
Kerrville, Texas
Gulf Gas
Gulitride
Gulflube
Gulf Station
Roeder
Woerner
Parbel
Oernee