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Fredericksburg Standard

Location

Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 1952

Page

15

Gold Reunion In San Antonio Honors Klett Gold Family

Descendants of Julius and Augusta Klett Gold held their fourth reunion in San Antonio on Aug. 2 at Short's Corner. A barbecue supper by Erhardt Klein, a family-tree sketch, and Oswald Gold’s history reading preceded a business meeting electing Oswald Gold president and Mrs. Victor Olfers secretary. Eighty three members registered including Olfers, Arthur Gold, Felix Ottmers, Chester Ottmers, Clarence Jacoby, Henry Enderlin, Emil Birch, Walter Braeutigam, Jake Pehl, and Johnny Brautigam.

Julius Augusta Klett Gold Short's Corner San Antonio Erhardt Klein Oswald Gold Victor Olfers Fredericksburg Messrs Olfers Arthur Gold Felix Ottmers Gilbert Meyer Chester Ottmers Clarence Jacoby Henry Enderlin Emil Birch Walter Braeutigam Jake Pehl Johnny Braeutigam Arnold Steitle

Handy Andy to Introduce Borden Line This Saturday

Handy Andy will unveil a full Borden line including desserts and ice cream on Friday and Saturday with all flavors available. Factory workers from the Borden Plant will assist in the demonstrations and free balloons and comic books will be handed out to children during the two days.

Handy Andy Borden

Olfers and families gather for reunion in Texas

Alton Olfers and family of Austin attended with San Antonio relatives Harry Victor and Roland Olfers Marvin Edwin and Gilbert Steitle Paul Barron Elgin Stolle Felix Gold Oswald Gold and Mr Edgar Steitle. Preparations are under way for another reunion next year on a date to be set.

Alton Olfers Austin San Antonio Harry Victor Roland Olfers Marvin Edwin Gilbert Steitle Paul Barron Elgin Stolle Felix Gold Oswald Gold Edgar Steitle

Longhorn Cattle Roam Fort Griffin State Park

In Texas Fort Griffin State Park along U S Highway 86 3 sits fifteen miles north of Albany where real authentic Longhorn cattle roam freely amid the park lands.

Texas Fort Griffin State Park U. S. Highway 2863 Albany

Increased Old Age Aid Passes Fifth Five to Five Five

Old Age Assistance and Aid to the Blind recipients will receive a five dollar monthly boost starting in October. Maurice Moss, field worker, explains the increase is federal, with some exceptions for beneficiaries also on Social Security or Aid to Dependent Children. Checks will be issued for five dollars more than the authorized amount to ensure full receipt.

James D. Moss State Department of Public Welfare Moss Fredericksburg Clarence Kiesling Gillespie County Blanco County John H. Winters Welfare Department Austin State Welfare Department

Emilie Lou Nielsen Guest Vocalist at San Marcos Event

Miss Emmie Lou Nielsen served as guest vocalist for the Professional Business Club of San Marcos a Federated Professional Business Association branch. The July 28 social at Mitchell Ranch featured a style show with summer fashions and included Johnny Piers and Joyce Ming as accompanists.

Emilie Lou Nielsen San Marcos Emmie Lou Nielsen Professional Business Club of Federated Professional Business Association Mitchell Ranch Miss Nielsen Marian Mair New York Johnny Piers

Landers Brown engagement told at Menard tea

Miss Susanna Landers of Menard and William L Brown of Eden announced their engagement at a Tuesday tea hosted at the Henry Reeve home in Menard. About 250 attended including guests from Magon Junction Eden and San Angelo. wedding planned for Aug 24 at the bride’s parents ranch home.

Susanna Landers Menard William L. Brown Eden Henry Reeve Reeve Wilkes Rothmann Hugh Spiller Fritz Luckenbach Jr John Winslow Landers Miss Landers Roger Q. Landers Sr Emil Riley W. H. Schaefer Brown Hix Brown Cleburne Magon Junction San Angelo Mesdames Erwin Jordan David Walter

Temperature topples 104 amid July heat wave

Al fred Neffendorf reports a 104 degree high Tuesday marking a summer record, surpassing 102 set July 25 while still below the 108 degree July 19, 1951 benchmark. Week's five days above 100, July rainfall near zero, city total 0.53 inches. July rainfall counts and county observers noted.

Alfred Neffendorf Tom Carr Morris Ranch Oswald Eckhardt Rheingold F. B. Riley Crabapple Elroy Schnelle Bankersmith

Fritz Fractures Skull in Horse Accident

Francis J. Fritz, who recently escaped injury in a jury, lies in Fredericksburg Hospital with a fractured skull after a colt broke loose during breaking and toppled onto his head. Hospital attendants say the injury is serious but not critical. Mrs. Joe Becker of Waring was treated and discharged from the same hospital after a hip injury from a gate hinge incident early Tuesday.

Francis J. Fritz Fredericksburg Fritz Joe Becker Waring

Hospital patients listed after operations this week

Among those undergoing operations in local hospitals during the past week were Mrs J R Nichols Kerrville A T Matern Marble Falls Mrs Lloyd Sandleben Comfort Mrs A J Neeley Littlefield and Mrs Felix Moritz Mrs L J Wooten Joseph Reed Tonsillectomy Mrs E L McFarland and Anthony Jenschke son of Hugo Jenschke all of Fredericksburg.

J. R. Nichols Kerrville A. T. Matern Marble Falls Lloyd Sandleben Comfort A. J. Neeley Littlefield Felix Moritz L. J. Wooten Joseph Reed E. L. McFarland Anthony Jenschke Hugo Jenschke Fredericksburg

Mrs Brown Leaves for Japan

Mrs John S Brown formerly Louise Arbelger left here on Tuesday for San Antonio and on Wednesday by train for San Francisco She will sail August 9 from Tokyo to join her husband in Japan Mr and Mrs W J Halfmann of Olsen Texas spent two days visiting Mrs H B Halfmann They then departed for an extended trip through South Texas and Mexico with Monterrey and Mexico City as main points of interest

John S. Brown Louise Arbelger San Antonio San Francisco Tokyo Japan W. J. Halfmann Olsen, Texas H. B. Halfmann Halfmanns Texas Mexico Monterrey Mexico City

Six Children Born in Local Hospitals

Six children two girls and four boys were born in local hospitals during the past week to families including Kneese in Fredericksburg Stahl in Fredericksburg Klein in Fredericksburg Bynum in Comfort Moehle in Willow City Moritz in Fredericksburg. The births occurred on August 1 through August 5.

Leroy Kneese Fredericksburg Victor Stahl Felix Klein Nolan Bynum Comfort Clinton Moehle Willow City Felix Moritz

Third Largest Caverns Found in Longhorn Cavern Park

The third largest known caverns are located in Longhorn Cavern State Park eleven miles southwest of Burnes.

Longhorn Cavern State Park Burnes

Drivers license office to open Mondays through Saturdays

C F Spike Zatopek, a drivers license examiner, announced the office will be open Monday through Saturday. Tests in the San Antonio office on Saturdays are discontinued, freeing an extra testing day here. Hours are 8 to 12 and 1 to 5 daily. inquiries on motor vehicle inspection law and driver’s responsibility law welcome. will handle renewals and tests for operator commercial operators and chauffeurs license.

C. F Spike” Zatopek Zatopek San Antonio Licensi

Fellers Return From New Mexico Trip

Dr and Mrs Lorence Feller and sons Wayne Stephen and James Patrick returned Tuesday from a ten day visit in New Mexico They toured Artesia Alamogordo Ruidoso Cloudcroft Santa Fe and Albuquerque and witnessed the Hopi grain dance at Jemez They called on the Herbert Ingram family in Snyder and the Dr Harry Tubbs family in Post on their way home

Lorence Feller Wayne Stephen James Patrick New Mexico Artesia Alamogordo Ruidoso Cloudcraft Santa Fe Alberquerque Jemez Herbert Ingram Snyder Harry Tubbs Post

Nast Defined Political Symbols With Donkey and Elephant

Thomas Nast, renowned American cartoonist, popularized the donkey for the Democratic Party and the elephant for the Republican Party, establishing enduring symbols in U.S. political history.

Thomas Nast

Sharp eye for bargains shown in the want ads

Those seeking good deals are urged to scan the want ads for bargains and sales. The column highlights affordable items and timely offers from local sellers. It encourages quick action to grab limited stock and special prices.

Hermann Sons Carr Tournament Rescheduled to August 31

The Hermann Sons card tournament at Fredericksby Hermann Sons Hall was moved from the third Sunday to the fifth Sunday due to the Alcpie County Fair. The event now takes place August 31 with committees citing the conflict on the third Sunday.

Fredericksby, Hermann Sons Halil Alespie Rmmittees

Gibson Cree ing Card Cheer for a Sick Friend

Fredericksburg Publishing Company introduces Gibson Cards line with a cheerful note for a friend who is under the weather. Bright colors and friendly wording aim to lift spirits during illness and recovery.

Gibson Fredericksburg Publishin Company

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Elmo Baethge Chrystal “Fire King Dooley's Owen Glass Palace Maureen O'Hara Peter Lawford Palace Theatre Finders Keepers Tom Ewell Dusty” Henley Johnny Mack Brown Aaron Slick Punkin Crick Alan Young Merrill Dinah Shore Chicago Young Dinah Adele Jergers Martha Stewart John Beal Mildred Mitchell Gilbert Roland Marshall Thompson Henry Morgan Jay Ader Alfred Kjellin James B. Moss IN the Hospital Mrs. Brown Antonio, Texas A. H. B. Food Store Brooks Maryland Club Per Ib Coca - Cola Abe ISC Fellers
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