The Boerne Star (Boerne, Tex.), Vol. 39, No. 30, Ed. 1 Thursday, July 6, 1944 Page: 1 of 4
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ISSUED EVERY THURSDAY IN THE LAND OF SUNSHINE, MILK AND HONEY
VOL 39
Boerne, Kendall County, Texas, July 6, 1944
NO 3
(Too late for last week)
„"" Congress Takes Recess
As this is written, Congress
is working long hours in order
to finish essential legislation
before the summer recess.
With the Republican conven-
tion set for late June and the
Democratic convention three
weeks later, the recess is sched
uled to last till about August 1,
but subject to icall in case of an
emergency.
Because of the recess, this
will be our last weekly news
letter until fall. I plan to be in
the district during July. The
'* office in Washington will be
kept open, however, and I urge
any citizen who has any prob-
lem I might assist on to either
contact me or write me in Wash
ington where it will be given
prompt attention.
Wiorking Session
The 1944 session of Congress!
has been a working session.
THE FAMOUS
TOEPPERW/EINS
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WE NEED $90,000
Kendall County still has
$90,000 to raise if we expect to
reach our quota by July 8th.
The committees have worked
hard to get us over the top and
it is now up to each individuaul
to get out and see if anyone has
been overlooked.
alk to some of the brave boys
who have returned from the
KENDALL COUNTY
DAIRY PAYMENTS
The War Food Administra-
tion has announced the contin-
uance of dairy production pay-
ment to help farmers maintain
the output of milk and other
dairy products at high wartime
levels.
These dairy payments were
first made to producers October
scene of combat and they will 11943 and have been continued,
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tell you of the necessity of hav-
ing plenty of equipment. They
express their faith in your
ability to supply them with
fighting materials. They will
tell you that they are a part of
the greatest fighting force in
the world and deep down in,
'their hearts they believe that
the citizens at home are the
greatest providers in the world
and that as long as it is neces-
sary for them to fight that you
here at home will put the weap-
on in their hands. Every Ken-
dall county boy must be pro-fcord of all sales, so as to be
vided for. What would he think
if he was called on ot face a
hard enemy of our country and
he did not have armament
equal to the foe?
Can you believe that hfo
should die you and and I when
we have made no sacrifice to
justify our right to live and be
free? All life is built on equal
—we must equal our soldiers
efforts or we cannot face him
on his return and know that we
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did our best to provide him
The famous 4 Toepperweins, with the materials that made
who are favorably known it possible for him to return to
throughout the United States us.
as champion shooters both with This war is a hard and dirty
Many perplexing problems of jthe rifle and shot gun will dis* busuiness, we did not want it
importance have been dealt with! play their skill and accuracy in
—Appropriations to keep the'a free public exhibition at the
war going at a crushing pace'school house in Leon Springs,
have been passed. The Army j Saturday, July 8, at 6 p. m.
and Navy in all their requests! The Boy Scouts of Leon
have had the united support of Springs are sponsoring this
Republicans and Democrats event and will have plenty of
alike. Indeed, on war measures cold drinks and hot dogs for
there has hardly been a dis- sale.
senting vote. | Mr and Mrs Toepperwein are
That type of united support,the world’s greatest shooting
—coming from the Congress,! team and guarantee you a thrill
from the producers of food, the with every shot,
thousands of men and women J They have many friends
in the homes, the factories, the here who have witnessed many
and it does not solve the situ-
ation for us to differ on things
that are impossible for us to
change. These are the facts, we
are at war. In order to stay
free we must win and in order
to win we must provide the
soldiers with an abundance of
material. If some of it does not
get to him and some of it is
wasted or produced at a higher
cost than it should, that only
means that we must go deeper,
we cannot let G. I. Joe down,
no matter the cost or the sacri-
bond drives, USO, Red Cross, 0f their exhibitions and Who are fice. To let him down will put
always highly pleased with their'an end to the happiness and
ability.
GRADUATES
Camp Grant, HI. June 30.—
(Special) C'ol. Frank S Matlack,
camp commander, today
ration and selective service
boards, and hundreds of other
activities — in today paying
off in the aid to victories be-
ing won by our heroic men—
in-arms on a hundred battle
fronts.
The recent session has, in an nounced that Tommie D. Hazen,
effort to simplify the compli- General Delivery Boerne, Texas
cated income tax laws, rewrit- has been graduated from the
ten that law and made it far Sanitary Technician School
more simple and understand-'Army Service Forces Training
able. Center at Camp Grant.
The session has enacted a -
mustering-out pay law for vet- The annual miscellaneous
erans returning to civilian life, box for the Wesley "Community
It has passed the co-ealled “G. House in San Antonio is being
I. Bill”, providing for a system filled at the home of Mrs R H.
freedom of coming generations.
The same freedom and happi-
ness that someone’s great grand
father died to establish for you
and I. Life without freedom
an- can know no happiness and
would foe hard to bear.
Let’s do something about it
while we still have all we cher-
ish. Let’s buy bonds. Don’t wait
to be asked. Go today to see
Chairman Rad Spencer or to
the post office and purchase
your share in the future of
America.
conditioned upon conditioned
up congressional provisions for
administrative expense. During
the months, October through
April, the payments in Kendall
County alone have amounted to
$5,186.52. These payments were
made to only 175 producers in
the county. There are many
more eligible producers that
have not taken advantage of
this Dairy Production Program.
We take this means of eneourag
ing all producers of dairy pro-
ducts to keep an aclcurate re-
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BOERNE STATE BANK
BOERNE, TEXAS
ESTABLISHED 1906
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT POSTAL
SAVINGS DEPOSITORY
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OFFICERS
R. SPENCER, President, W. C. Ammann, Vice-Prea.
W. E. JANENSCH, Cashier
C. M. HOLEKAMP, Ass’t. Cashier
DIRECTORS:
R. SPENCER JOHN F. NOOE
W. C. AMMANN FRITZ SUELTENFUSS
H. L. DAVIS ED. W. EBENSBERGER
CAPITAL & SURPLUS
$67,000.00
Your Business is Solicited and Appreciated
DEPOSITORY FOR KENDALL COUNTY
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OBSERVATIONS
By Joachim Besen
able to submit evidence of sales
to the County AAA Office and
draw payment.
These dairy payments are
made by the County AAA di-
rect to producers presenting
satisfactory evidence of sales.
Any producer that sells whole
milk, cream or butter that they
have produced from their ‘ own SUMMER EMPLOYEES
herd, is eligible for payment. 'NEED SOCIAL SECURITY
Milk statements or sales re-' ACCOUNT NUMBERS
ceipts issued by dairies, cream- i Dude ranches, summer re-
eries and others, showing the'creation centers, riding stables The story about the forbid-
amount, date of purchase, and and academies, boarding h'ous- den fruit in the Garden of
the names of the seller and buyjes operated only for the sum-!Eden must be the source of thq
er will be considered satisfac- mer months, come under the j saying, “an apple a day keeps
tory evidenceof sales. |social security law, according to the Doctor away,,; the apple iq
Payment will foe computed at F. J. McCarthy Jr. manager of frying to make good for being
the rate of 45 cents per cwt for the San Antonio office. He sug involved in it.
whole milk,6 cents per tb on gested that owners and mana-'
butterfat and 4.8 cents per lb gers of such places insist on
on butter for the payment per- each employee giving them a
iod May and June. Applications record of his social security ac1 gutter and said to him, “You
will be combined for these two count number before beginning lie here because you are drunk.”
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A man walking on the street
saw a man lying in the mud
months and producers will have work.
until August 31 to file applica-j “This will save mulch addi-
tions. ' tional labor and some worry on
For the convenience of pro-!the part of the employer and
ducers living outside of the insures complete credit for all
Boerne community, the follow-! wages earned by the employee”,
ing schedule has been arranged McCarthy said. He emphasized
for Monday, July 10th. to file -that one missing account num-
applications and issue payment^ her can easily cause endless
on May and June production, hours of searching by the em-
Comfort at Holekamp Hall, 9 ployer as well as the Board rep
until 10:30 a m. |resentative in trying to locate
Here!” said the man, ‘,when I
am drunk I am not being, I
speak the truth.”
NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that
Letters of Administration with
the Will Annexed upon the
Estate of - Agnes Doeppen-
s'chmidt, deceased, were granted
to me, the undersigned, on the
20th day of May, 1944, by the
Waring at Rust’s Station, If hte worker after he has left the ['County Court of Kendall Coun-
until 12 noon. 'services of an employer. It pays ty, Texas.
Sisterdale at Club House, 1 good dividends, he stated for | All persons having claims
until 2 pm. jthe employer to get the num- against said estate are hereby
Kendalia at Bedhtold’s Store, her and made a record of it as required to present the same
3 until 4 pm. the time, the individual goes to to me within the time prescrib-
Any producer that wishes to work and certainly before he (ed by law. My residence and
mail in receipts and other evi- j receives his first pay. This ap- post office address are Boerne,
dence of sale, may do so by ad- plies to part-time or full-time Kendall County, Texas.
dressing them to the County employment.
AAA Office at Boerne.
FUNERAL RITES SET
to aid and rehabilitation for re Toepperwein. Everyone interest FOR J H WEIDNER
turning soldiers, hundreds of ed in this Missionary work j _______ _______ __ _______
thousands of whom will be please participate immediately ducted Thursday afternoon for!Room on Main Street, July 11,
at 10 a. m.
IMPORTANT RED CROSS
NOTICE
The annual meeting of the
Kendall County Chapter of the
American Red Cross will be
Funeral services will be con- held at the Red Cross Work
wounded and disabled. >as the ladies Want to send the !,Herman Joseph" Weidner, 75,
Every American wants to box by July 15th. Good used 802 W. Lulwood, San Antonio,
sed them adequately provided clothing, groceries’, home can-1 who died Tuesday morning.
A retired farmer, formerly
f for. Every veteran will have a ned goods and cash donations
chance to finish his or her wm be appreciated,
school work interrupted by in- • Supt of Supplies,
duction. Mrs R H Toepperwein
Price control has been con- ___
tinned and scores of other im- ^ ...
portent subjects have been .State Representative Mar-
dealt with. iff - P Bel1 and w‘fe °* San
T , . , I Antonio are guests at the
Let us resolve to continue ;Kendall Inn R Bell was
with undimimshed fervor this'au1Jhol. of the «Redistricting
muted support of the war pro- Bffl„ last session of the LegIs.
gram. 'lature.
Y# Let each of us pause every
night to ask: “What have I done
today to make myself worthy of
some mother’s son who gave
his life for me today?”
PLASTIC RAZOR’S —Double
Edge. Price 25 cents.
HARTMAN DRUG STORE
of Bulverde, he livevd in San
Antonio for three months.
Survivors are the widow Mrs
Elise Weidner; daughters, Mrs
Edna Vogel, Bulverde, Mrs.
Cora Dierks, Bracken, Mrs.
Myrtha Doehne and Miss Ger-
trude Weidner; a brother,
Charles Kramm, Bulverde and
two sisters, Mrs Adolph Serold,
Bulverde, and Mrs John Clas-
sen, Wetmore.
Interment will be at Bulver-
de.
This meeting is to elect new
officers and discuss plans for
work. All persons who have
paid a membership fee to the
Red Cross during the past year
are entitled to vote and are
urged to attend.
There have been many sum-
mer resorts of various kinds,
opened within the last few ceased.
months. Almost every otwn and
City has a riding stable estab-
lishments where 2 meals daily
are served and Various other
types of businesses have been
Linda A. Shaw
Administratrix, Estate of
Agnes Doeppensctomidt, de-
30-4t
AWARDED AIR MEDAL
A Ninth Air Force Fighter
Base. (ETO)—Second Lieut&i-
_____ant Willard E. Eiohter, 21, of
set up. All these, it was pointed Boerne, Texas, has been award
out, are subject to the law and
taxes must be reported on thq
wages of each individual.
PRISONER IN GERMANY
Mrs Arthur Davis has re-
ceived word that her husband
Mrs. Rearl Walker, Red Cross | Corporai Arfchur w. Davis oi
Field Representative from the1,. TT ~ „ ,
National Headquarters will be ^ ® Army, mfantiy, is now
present.
a prisoner of war in Germany.
Cpl. Davis is safe and in good
of health.
Mrs A W Davis received a
Miss Barbara, Fulwrler
Abilene, Texas, returned to her
home last week after spending telegram two weeks ago stat-
a weeks vacation in Boerne as
the guest of her cousin Miss
Emma Lee Fulwiler.
ed the Air Medal “in recogni-
tion of meritorious achievement
while participating in aerial
flight in the European Theatre
of Operations.” Lt. Richter, a
fighter pilot with a Ninth Air
Force unit, was graduated from
Boerne high school and attend-
ed Texas A & M for two years.
He enlisted May 22, 1942. His
wife, Mrs W E Richter, resides
at 1421 W Woodlawn Ave., San
Antonio, Texas.
FIRE EXTINGUISHER —
ing that Cpl. Davis was miss- Safe-Simple Always Efficient*
ing in action since the 13 of
May.
$2.50 value for $1.00
HARTMAN DRUG STORE
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Davis, Jack R. The Boerne Star (Boerne, Tex.), Vol. 39, No. 30, Ed. 1 Thursday, July 6, 1944, newspaper, July 6, 1944; Boerne, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth847688/m1/1/: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Patrick Heath Public Library.