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Newspaper

Harper Herald

Location

Harper, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 31, 1941

Page

8

Mrs John Grosenbacher Dies Aged 74 At Roosevelt

Mrs John Grosenbacher nee Martha Leutbecher born May 1865 in Germany died January 22 1941 in Junction at age 74 years 8 months 4 days Survived by two daughters and two sons all of Roosevelt a brother Wm Leutbacher and other relatives Funeral services were held last week Friday Interment at Roosevelt cemetery

John Grosenbacher Martha Leutbecher Germany Junction Karl Leutbecher America Galveston Gillespie County Gillespie Kimble County

Alfred Mueller Rites Held for Departed Comrade

Alfred William Mueller born April 6 1887 in the Gold community Gillespie county died January 20 1940 aged 53 years 9 months 16 days. Survived by two sisters Ida and Lina and one brother Felix. funeral conducted by Rev O Lindenberg with P T A Choral Club Arion and American Legion participation. Interment in city cemetery.

Alfred William Mueller Gillespie County Charles Johanna Schnerr Mueller Pedernales Lina Max Weirich Ida Mueller Felix Mueller O. Lindenberg P. T. A. Choral Club Beckmann Arion American Legion

Henry Beck dies at 78 in Blanco County funeral

Henry Beck born May 8 1862 died June 28 1941 at age 78 years 7 months 20 days. He married Mina Becker in 1881 in San Antonio who died December 26 1926. Survived by four sons Edmund Milton Joe Harry Beck three daughters and many grandchildren. Funeral by Arthur Schaetter at St Marys Church with burial in Blanco County family cemetery.

Ienry Beck San Antonio Mina Becker Edmund Milton Joe Bianco Harry Beck Frederecksburg Emelia John Riba Stonewall Thekla Joe Weber Blanco Adalia Eric Jacoby Albert Anna Albrecht Selma Arthur Schaetter Rev B. Galle St. Mary’s Church Blanco County

Rubin Frantzen Rites Held at St Marys Church

Rubin Anton Frantzen born November 18 1928 died January 26 1941 at seventeen years two months eight days survived by parents Mr and Mrs Alfred Frantzen one brother Rudy Frantzen two sisters Olive and Ada Mae Frantzen and other relatives funeral arrangements were by Arthur Schaetter Rev B Galle conducted services at St Marys church Tuesday morning with interment in the local Catholic cemetery.

Rubin Anton Frantzen Alfred Frantzen Rudy Frantzen Olive Ada Mae Frantzen Arthur Schaetter Rev. B. Galle St. Mary’s Church

Hopf and Grosenbacher Families Attend Funeral

Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Hopf Mr. and Mrs. Glen Hopf and Walter Grosenbacher attended the funeral of Mrs. John Grosenbacher at Roosevelt last Friday. Mrs. John S. Whitewood was a business visitor in Harper Tuesday evening.

Vwvw W. A. Hopf Glen Hopf Walter Grosenbacher John Grosenbacher Roosevelt Ous John S. Whitewood Harper

Loans Being Completed For Tenant Farmers In Texas

The Farm Security Administration reports three Tenant Purchase Loans under Title I of the Bankhead-Jones Act, with about seven more planned in three weeks. New buyers include Mr. and Mrs. Ewald Sagebiel on a 500 acre Crabapple Community ranch, and Mr. and Mrs. Besier on a 460 acre Klein Branch property near Harper. Other loans include Mr. and Mrs. Omer V. Cottle on a 466 acre tract at Harper. Local FSA office in Gillespie and Kendall Counties will complete additional loans. July 1, 1941 marks a pause on new completions while applications are accepted for next year.

The Farm Security Administration Ewald Sagbiel Crabapple Sagebiel John A. Besier Klein Branch Harper Texas Omer V. Cottle Bankhead-Jones FSA Gillespie Kendall Counties Gillespie County Willie J. Berg Adolph O. Kneese Thomas Jung Kendall County Walter Stieler Comfort Gus Wollschlaeger Boerne James T. McCracklin Kendalia Russell V. Kelley

Lindbergh and Johnson Urge Neutrality Against War

Col Charles A. Lindbergh and Hugh S. Johnson tell the House foreign affairs committee that the United States should stay out of the European conflict and seek a negotiated peace. Lindbergh argues Britain and America cannot defeat Germany and warns against an entry that would only prolong bloodshed. Johnson asserts the lend lease bill would bind the U S to an alliance with England and risk U S war involvement.

House Foreign Affairs Committee Congress Chas. A. Lindbergh Hugh S. Johnson United States Laindbergh Lindbergh America England Germany Johnson African France Englad Ocean

University of Texas Opens Folk Festival Center in Austin

The University of Texas inaugurates a folk festival center to revive Texas dances ballads spirituals and cowboy lore. Director W A Owens says the bureau will aid Huntsville and Sam Houston State Teachers College in staging a San Jacinto Day program and similar events across the region.

Austin Texas University of Texas Bureau of Research In W. A. Owens Huntsville Sam Houston State Teachers College Atte Corpus Christi

Senate Acts to Support National Defense and State Reform

The Senate endorsed measures for national defense after the inauguration, with three bills to ensure pledge of loyalty by state education staff, a Home Defense Guard plan, and leasing Camp Hulen for federal use. The body also began major committee leadership and 7 new bills tackling education, land law, census, tuition, and licensing. An audit irregularities probe was announced for prompt action.

W. Lee Daniel Senate National Administration Senate Committee On Clem Fain Livingston United States Brownlee Austin Texas J. Franklin Spears San Antonio Camp Hulen Palacios Coke Stevenson A. & M. College Comptroller’s Department State Auditor's Office Comptroller's Department Texas Colleges Department of Education

Diphtheria Immunization Shows Strong Texas Gains

Texas public health data show diphtheria deaths fell from 14.8 per 100 000 in 1982 to a tentative 1.9 per 100 000 for the first ten months of 1940. The 1939 deaths were 78 percent lower than 1982, with school children in counties with full time health units 69 percent immunized vs 29 percent without. Dr. Geo W Cox credits public health expansion and parental focus on well child care.

Austin Texas State Health Department Geo. W. Cox Cox

Nelson Eddy in San Antonio February 20

Nelson Eddy, renowned American baritone, appears at the San Antonio Municipal Auditorium on Thursday evening February 20 under Mrs. James Devoe for Friends of Music. Eddy’s tours set box office highs with sold out houses and a strong fan base in San Antonio. Mail orders are sent to Mrs. James E. Devoe at the Friends of Music, St. Anthony Hotel.

San Antonio Municipal Auditorium Nelson Eddy San Antonio Eddy James §. Devoe Friends of Music James E. Devoe Do Friends of Music St. Anthony Hotel San. Antonio

Immunization Schedule For Diphtheria Prevention

The Schick test is used six months after diphtheria toxoid immunization to confirm complete immunity. If the test shows insufficient protection, additional immunization is given to ensure full defense against the disease.

Emergency crop and feed loan aid for Gillespie farmers

Emergency crop and feed loans for 1941 are available in Gillespie County. Applications are being received at the Chamber of Commerce by S L Miller field supervisor of the emergency loan section. Loans target farmers with small cash needs who cannot obtain credit from banks production credit associations or other private sources.

Gillespie County Chamber of Commerce S. L. Miller Farm Credit Administration

Farm loan rules for 1942 crops and livestock feed

As in prior years the loan amount will cover the applicant's cash needs for 1942 crops and for buying or producing feed for livestock. Loans for cash crop production are funded with a first lien on the livestock fed when used to purchase or produce feed.

Wheeler says letters flood Wheeler on lend-lease stance

In a reply to admirers Senator Burton K Wheeler asserts democracy remains. citizens should write Congress and Senators to oppose steps leading to war. He urges ongoing public pressure and readiness to sacrifice now or on the battlefield later.

Burton K. Wheeler

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Alfred Mueller Henry Beck Rubin Frantzen Lo Day Farm Nash Ford Studebaker Boening Motor Sales Burg, Texas A. C. Boring Msgr Folk Festival Center University P. B. Metcalfe Herald Senator Wheeler Fredericksburg Hospital & Clinic Lorence Feller Lester Keyser Herbert G. Pfeiffer Cited Sarath Fordson Fredericksburg Fredericksburg, Texas Woerner
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