The Lone Star Lutheran (Seguin, Tex.), Vol. 25, No. 2, Ed. 1 Tuesday, November 10, 1942 Page: 4 of 4
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THE LONE STAR LUTHERAN
Tuesday, November 10, 1942
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By Garfield Kiel
Letters From the Exes
Dear Kiel:
Saw the publicity in the Hous-
ton Chronicle concerning Home-
coming. — I certainly regret to
miss the occasion, but my work
here in the payroll office pro-
hibits such pleasure.
I’m in charge of the War Bond
Payroll Deduction Plan for the
salaried payroll here at Consoli-
dated. During this week accounts
must be balanced and $100,000.00
worth October bonds will be is-
sued. Over 96% of the employees
here authorize us to deduct 20%
or more of their salary for War
Savings Bonds which we inscribe
and issue from this office.
ARMIN PFENNIG.
Vivian Bell, ’42, is working as
a stenographer at the Navigation
School at Hondo.
Emil Umlang of the class of
1922 is 2nd Lt. for the Signal
Corps. His present address is
708 Seventh Avenue, Asbury Park,
N. J.
Oliver Leppirui ’35, is in the
Army Air Corps. He is with the
5th Ferrying Command at Love
Field, Dallas, Texas.
Dear Garfield:
I’ve meant to drop you a line
for quite some time, but we are
kept rather busy and don’t get
much time to write.
I received the TLC Alumni
Magazine, and I thoroughly enjoy-
ed every word of it. Here’s hop-
ing there will be more of them.
I have been on sea duty since
early June with the exception of
a few weeks in Miami. These
small sub-chasers are as rough
to ride as a West Texas bronc,
but I’ve acquired my “sea legs”
and still have my first time to be-
come sea sick.
Give my regards to President
Kraushaar and Chief Doerfler.
CLARENCE DIEBEL.
(It is now Ensign Diebel. His ad-
dress is U.S.S. P.C.-546, c/o Post-
master, New York City.
Congratulations to Steve Arm-
; trong. Stsve received his wings
on Nov. 10 at Lake Charles, La.
Evelyn Hoese, ’38, is with the
Office of Censorship. Miss Hoese.
with the department since May.
recently received a promotion.
Congratulations!
Another TLC Exe making good:
Harris Zunker. ’37. city sales
manager for the Groce Parish
firm in Cuevo. will be made man-
ager of the firm as soon as his
boss goes into the Army.
Mrs. Bobby Herry is working
at Randolph Field while her hus-
band is flying “Row Binder 11”
in the Far Pacific. Mrs. Herry,
the former Helen Frances Green-
wood, finished TLC in 1938, while
her husband graduated in 1940.
Dearl Kiel:
Just a note to let you know
that I received the alumni edi-
tion. I am getting along very well
here and I try to keep busy. Got
a big kick out of seeing Captain
Mueller in the newsreel. Give my
regards to the family and any
one who may inquire.
FRITZ LEHNHOFF.
Lt. James Riley, stationed at
Carlsbad, New Mexico, paid his
home town of Nordheim a visit
in his big bomber the other day.
according to the Nordheim View.
Lt. Riley, former business man-
ager and sports editor of the Lone
Stax-, circled the town twice at a
low altitude and then headed to
Houston.
Gilbert Freiss is with the. U. S.
Coast Guard. He is stationed at
Beach Haven Barrackfs, Beach
Haven, N. J. During his brief fur-
lough in Texas. Gilbert, who grad-
uated from TLC in 1936. came
back to the campus for a brief
visit.
Ernest Meier, stationed at Shep-
pard Field in Wichita Falls, came
by the campus for a few minutes
the other day. Now a corporal,
Meier says he is a “pencil pusher,”
which in Army lingo means that
he has an office job.
Students Help
In War Effort
Although the students at TLC
are busy with their college work,
many are devoting their spare
time to help in the war effort.
Knitting for the Red Cross has
b::n taken up by many of the
girls under the supervision of Miss
-Diehl. At present there are ten
girls knitting on small squares to
be made into an afghjgn. After
this is completed everyone in
school will be asked to contribute
yarn for other projects.
Each week the girls set aside
one night to help roll bandages
at the Red Cross center, down-
town. A Red Cross First Aid
course, which meets two hours a
week, is taught to the students
by Dr. Mannheimer.
However, this is not all the
students are doing. They are
sponsoring a stamp and bond
drive downtown on Saturdays.
During the last month $1234.20
of stamps and bonds have been
sold by girls from the college.
TLC STUDENTS ENLIST
IN RESERVE CORPS
Many male students at TLC are
taking advantage of the oppor-
tunity afforded them and are en-
listing in the various Enlisted Re-
serve Corps.
Representatives of the Navy,
Marine Corps, and Army have al-
ready been here and the Army-
Air Corps is to be here soon. The
boys who have enlisted were given
their preliminary medical exami-
nations and have signed neces-
sary papers for this service.
Reformation Day
Services Held
Reformation Day services, post-
poned from Oct. 31 because of
students going home, were held in
the college chapel on Monday,
Nov. 2.
On that day the regular con-
vocation period was utilized by
Rev. H. F. Ander, college pastor,
for services commemorating the
birthdate of the Reformation in
the Catholic Church by Dr. Mar-
tin Luther.
Finishing a good book is like
leaving a good friend.
When Mrs. Franklin D. Roose-
velt recently received a doctor of
laws degree from Washington
College, Chestertown, Md„ it was
the first time the college ever had
awarded an honorary degree to
a woman.
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Pvt. Milton Dusek is with the
A.A.F. Band in Brooks Field. Tex-
as. Dusek, who finished TLC in
1939, was the band director at
Round Rock before his induction
into the Army.
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The Lone Star Lutheran (Seguin, Tex.), Vol. 25, No. 2, Ed. 1 Tuesday, November 10, 1942, newspaper, November 10, 1942; Seguin, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth850430/m1/4/: accessed June 24, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Texas Lutheran University.