Local Visit Recaps From Mrs. Kneese Family Notes
Ida Kneese hosts and receives visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Green visiting her Walter McDougall home week. Ellis and Yvonne Ellebracht visited their grandmother Ida Kneese last week while Parker and baby and Julia Pape from Fredericksburg called on Jack Jones family. Forrest Green visits Kneese’s daughter Christian Birck. Walter McDougall party with Lydia Bierschwal fished Pedernales last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Kneese
Forrest Green
Walter McDougall
Ellis
Yvonne Ellebracht
Cecil Parker
Julia Pape
Fredericksburg
Jack Jones
Mrs. Forrest Green
Ilda Kneese
Christian Birck
Lydia Bierschwal
Pedernales
Miss Lucille Meier Visits Parents This Week
Miss Lucille Meier is spending the week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Willie Meier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille Meier
Mrs
Willie Meier
Social visits and travels around Harper and Kerrville
Local residents visit relatives and friends across Harper Fredericksburg San Antonio Kerrville and nearby areas. Families including Whitewood Schmidt Dyer Dyer Brown Green Walker and Goff share travel to towns and events while others report shopping trips and inductee moves to San Antonio.
Tally Family Ties to Military Life Include Philippines Duty
Lt. Col. Tally and wife Maler married in San Antonio in 1935. He served in the Philippines from a 1937 tour, with daughter Mary Margaret born at Nichols Field and Cynthia Charlotte at Fort Douglas Utah. The family later traveled, visiting China and Japan, before another Philippine assignment. Survivors include his parents Mr. and Mrs. Jordan Tally of Council Grove and three brothers and sisters. Walton Whitworth visited in Harper Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Whitewood
J. S. Whitewood
Alfred Kirchhoff
Harper
John S. Whitewood
David Schmidt
Douglas Duter- Stadt
Milton Dyer
Charley Coffey
Dorothy
Inez Whitewood
Joyce Whetstone
San Antonio
Preston Dyer
Wilson Dyer
Blanco
FE. R. Brown
Audrey
Evelyn Honig
Seguin
Buster Hardin
Joe Cherry
California
Joe
Lindsborg
Kansas
Maler
Philippines
Nichols Field
Mary Margaret Tally
China
Japan
Cynthia Charlotte Tally
Fort Douglas
Utah
Tally
Jordan Tally
Council Grove
Rationing Reminders and Local Visits Noted
Postwar rationing notices cover good thru dates for book four red and blue stamps and sugar stamps. Local residents from Fredericksburg and Kerrville area including Lange Kaiser Gammenthaler and Whitewood families appear in social notes with visits and travel details.
Local visits and family gatherings noted in area
Mrs. Van Bratten and two children of Brady visited in the Max Lange home Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Dittmar at Doss were Harper visitors Sa Stealing a kiss is both petty larceny and grand. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Frantzen and children of Luckenbach attended church here Sunday and visited relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorenz Wendel
Max Lange
Fred Whitewood
J. S. Whitewood
Mrs
Otto Dittmar
Doss
Harper
Henry Frantzen
Luckenbach
Also Mentioned on This Page
Federal Land Bank
National Ass'n
Fred Mathisen
Sec
Treas
Herbert Ahrens
Olive Parker
Hazel Safarick
Lemuel Jones
Mrs. Jones and Son
Dan Arnold
Austin
Lee Goff
John Green
P. & S. Hospital
Earl Benner
Kerrville
John Walker
Homer Walker
Francis
O. B. Walker
Pvt
Robey Dean Goff
Levi Maddox
P. O. Bode
Pacific
Pace One
Walton Whitworth
James River
Harper Sunday
Mrse Vleane Walker
Fredericksburg, Texas
Ranch Supplies
Woerner Warehouse
E. L. Woerner
Prop
Sadebe
W. O. Brown
Bill
Wallace Brown
Elmer Lee Lange
Texas University
Henry Jenschke
Wm. Kaiser
Kaiser
Corpus Christi
Herman Kaiser
Fred Gammenthaler
Richard Gammenthaler
Kerrville Hospital
Donald Teddlie
Kyle
Leslie Phillips Jr
Margie's Cafe
Mra
Margaret Buchanan
Tire Headquarters
Kerrvile, Texas
Woerner
Turkey
Carl Oehler
Grocery & Market
Harper, Texas
Wm.strackbein Service Station
Louis’ Place
Texas
Louis Q' Ayant
Wespecs Enchilades
Gulf Pride
Gulf Station
Richard Roeder
TTO General
AL Mintons
Fiom Bode Station & Mobiloil — Mobilgas
Rarper, Texas
John Deere
Fairbanks Morse
Bros Texas
H. Welge Lew
Bill Kaiser
Rose Leifeste
Mgr
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