Ella ZUSCHLAG

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Ehepartner und Kinder

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Sie war von Beruf Fachärztin für Lungenkrankheiten.

Aus einer Erzählung von Helgard Zuschlag (Frühling): "Sie kam mit ihren Eltern im August 1950 nach Kirchbergund kauften bei unserem Kolonialwarenhändler Jakob, einen ganzen Karton mit 100 Lutschern und verteilten alles an die Kinder in Kirchberg und gleichzeitig beriet sie meinen Vater Eduard Zuschlag,der eine chronische Bronchitis hatte. Das Wohnhaus würde im Schatten des Wartbergs stehen und auf die Lunge drücken, daher sei ein Wohnhauswechsel angeraten. Auch sei sie entsetzt, dass dieFamilien zu viel Essen würden. Unser Vater Eduard hatte eine Stauballergie, darum blieb er besonders während der Ernte- und Dreschzeit im Häuschen am Stallrein."

Wohnort 1920: Justice Precinct 3, Trinity, Texas, USA.

Wohnort 1929: San Antonio, Texas, USA.

Wohnort 1938: Galveston, Texas, USA, als Studentin

Wohnort 1939: San Antonio, Texas, als Ella Fischer

Wohnort 1940: San Antonio, Texas, als Dr. Ella Fischer

Straße: Morales, Wohnort: 515, Institution: Robt B Green Memorial Hospital And TramingHome

1959: Veröffentlichung: San Antonio, Texas, City Directory, Titel:

611 Med Professional Bldg Physicians and Surgeons- Osteopathic.

Dr.Ella Zuschlag acknowledged the difficulties of being a female medical student in the mid-1930s, but she never complained. "She was being interviewed for medical school by a faculty member, and he asked her, 'Don't you want to bake cookies and have babies?'" her son Dr. Richard Fischer said. "She said, 'Yes, sir, I very much want to do those things, but I want to do this first.'" She was acceptedinto the school. It wasn't the last time she would face gender discrimination, Fischer said. "Her fellow interns would sometimes find tasks that they thought would be demeaning for her," he said, butshe just carried on. "She was not the type to talk about, 'Oh, how hard I had it.'" Zuschlag died Thursday at age 98. Zuschlag died Thursday at age 98. She was the daughter of German immigrants who worked on a cotton farm in East Texas and later came to San Antonio to open a general store on the East Side. Her son Bill Fischer said she retained an early memory of “sitting in her mother's lap, looking up at her mother, who had a very sad look on her face.” He added, “They had just buried her third sibling who had died from diphtheria” in quick succession during an epidemic. A brother who survived the epidemic then contracted polio. The devastating experiences are most certainly what inspired Zuschlag to pursue medicine, Bill Fischer said. She worked her way through school, starting at San Antonio College, then the University of Texas at Austin, and finishing at the UT Medical Branch at Galveston, earning a doctorate of medicine in 1939. Zuschlag did her internship at Robert B. Green County Hospital, now the Robert B. Green Campus of the University Health System — the first woman to do so. She met her future husband, a fellow intern, while doing a psychiatric rotation at the San Antonio State Hospital. He followed her to the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minn., where she completed a residency in pediatrics, said family friend Josephine Estrada. “She refused to marry him until he passed his Minnesota licensing,” she added. It was a lifelong match. “I think my father just thought she was the smartest, most charming woman he'd ever met,” Richard Fischer said. “They were madly in love with each other even 50-something years later.” Though she became Mrs. Albert Fischer, she remained Dr. Zuschlag in her professionallife, Bill Fischer said. They shared office space, she as a pediatrician, he as a surgeon. Zuschlag had a sympathetic ear for parents of children with learning disabilities or behavioral problems, ofElla Zuschlag Born: May 18, 1915, in the East Texas community of Friday Died: Aug. 29, 2013, San Antonio Preceded by: Husband Albert Fischer, grandson Albert Joseph Fischer Jr. and parents Henry and Anna Schaefer Zuschlag. Survived by: Sons Albert Joseph “Buddy” Fischer and daughter-in-law Connie, Richard Fischer and daughter-in-law Sue, Bill Fischer and daughter-in-law Melanie, and Chuck Fischer; family friend Josephine Estrada; eight grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren. Services: Visitation from 3 to 4 p.m. Monday, followed by a service at Porter Loring Mortuary North, 2102 N. Loop 1604 East.

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Titel	Familien Sauer und Keßler
Beschreibung	Dies ist ein Versuch die Ahnen der Familien Sauer (väterlicherseits) und Keßler (mütterlicherseits) aus den Dörfern Werkel/Fritzlar und Kirchberg/Niedensetin in Nordhessen in der Nähe von Kassel zu erfassen. Bis jetzt sind ca. 1900 Nachnamen bekannt. Die gängisten Nachnamen neben Sauer und Keßler sind Bachmann, Damm, Griesel, Hahn, Hellmuth, Krug, Pfaar, Riedemann, Schaumlöffel, Sinning, Steinmetz, Werner, Zuschlag . Stand 27.08.2021
Hochgeladen	2021-08-27 16:49:45.0
Einsender	Detlef Sauer
E-Mail	sauerde@web.de
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