Saengerfest Programs Delight Fredericksburg Audiences
The Fredericksburg Saengerfest featured Pehl’s orchestra and choirs from Austin Taylor and Uhland, plus the Herman Sons Mixed Choir of San Antonio. Honorary president Julius Real spoke, Ferdinand Ohlendorf celebrated for his 78th birthday, and the Fredericksburg Concert Band performed two opening numbers to start each program.
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Pehl
Texas
Julius Real
Kerrville
Austin
Taylor
Uhland
C. A. Kruse
Herman Sons Mixed Choir
San Antonio
B. Kalthoff
Beethoven Damender
Gisela Bauer
Galveston
Wm. Dietel
Ferdinand Ohlendorf
Ohlendorf
Mr. Ohlendorf
Pecan Belt Nursery
Fredericksburg
Alfred Pehl
Saengerfest Chorus Leaders Reelected After Successful Festival
Albert Henke headed the new meat counter as massed choruses opened and closed the program. Alfred Schaefer led the Pobertzky chorus and local directors guided massed choirs. The two day Peters Hall Seipp Pavilion Turner Hall events drew large crowds with spirited audience response and elaborate chorus attire. Officials were reelected and financials praised as four San Antonio choirs bid to sponsor the 1942 Saengerfest. Kerrville visitors Charlie and Mrs Rogers attended.
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Pobertzky
Friedrich Rothbart
Alfred Schaefer
N. L. Striegler
William Dietel
Peters Hall
Seipp
Turner Hall
Woerner Grocery & Market Shows Modern Interior
The enlarged shop’s interior is pictured with staff reading left to right including Lorenz Schuch Elgin Durst Alfred Crenwelge Miss Malinda Woerner and Francis Heep seen behind counters in varying positions, illustrating the firm’s updated layout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woerner Grocery & Market
Lorenz Schuch
Elgin Durst
Counter
Alfred Crenwelge
Malinda Woerner
Francis Heep
Persecution of Religion in Soviet Russia Exposed
The author details systematic anti religious measures in the USSR including strict age limits on religious instruction, closures of religious schools, and nationwide church suppression. It cites social pressure against believers, arrests of priests, anti religious museums, and propaganda while noting occasional selective tolerance for propaganda purposes.
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Russia
Communist Party
Siems
Soviet
Communist Party of Russia
Stalin
Kiev
Gestapo
Winston Churchill
Herbert Morrison
S. A
Roeder Buys Gulf Station, Takes Over October 13
Richard Roeder purchases the Gulf station from Glen Hopf and assumes control on October 13. Mr. and Mrs. Hopf plan to reside at the Max Hopf ranch.
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Richard Roeder
Gulf Station
Glen Hopf
Mrs. Hopf
Max Hopf
Woerner Grocery unveils modern meat counter and vaults
Albert Henke stands beside the new meat counter at Woerner Grocery and Market. A large refrigerated vault behind stores meat and perishables. A 14 by 14 foot sealed refrigerated room houses abundant fresh fruits and vegetables for customers of the Fredericksburg firm.
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Albert Henke
Woerner
Fredericksburg
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Woerner Grocery
AVVON
Libby’s
Adams Best
Gebhardt’s
Wey
Saengerfest
Eeeseeeoe
Peter’s Hall
Bodo Holekamp
Boerne
Chris Herry
Henry Riemers
Otto Seidel
William Fellbaum
Radio Post
Paul Holekamp
Egbert Schweppe
H. J. Windlinger
Texas Gebirgs
Hermann Sons Mixed Choir
Chariie Rogers
Walter Holly
Karo
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