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Fredericksburg Standard

Location

Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1972

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Outstanding Record Saluted As Coaches Knopp and Loth Honored

Coaches Anthony Knopp and A. J. Loth, formerly of St. Mary's High School, were honored at a Gil lespie County Fair Grounds program by Indian fans. Elton Jordan reported Knopp’s ten year six man record 65–22–1 and the pair’s 14 year eleven man tally 92–43–3 with state titles in 1966 1968 and 1969. The event drew over 350 attendees with a Bar-B-Que dinner after a 6:30 p.m. start and a program led by Master of Ceremonies Rol an Schmidt.

Tony Knopp A. J. Loth St. Mary’s Marshall Zenner Msgr Erwin Juraschek St. Marys School Rolan Schmidt Anthony Knopp St. Mary’s High School Gillespie County Fair Grounds St. Mary's Elton Jordan Fredericksburg Publishing Company Knopp Lath Erwin Jurschek Loth Peter Zenner Zenner Hans Bergner Fredericksburg High School Bergner Comfort St Mary's Fredericksburg Wis

Mrs John Dooley Rites Held Saturday Morning

Funeral services for Mrs John Dooley 46 were held August 5 1972 at 9 45 a m in Schsetter Funeral Chapel and at 10 a m in St Marys Catholic Church She died August 3 in Hill Country Memorial Hospital wife of John Dooley owner of Dooley stores in Fredericksburg Mason and San Saba She was the mother of five and active in civic groups including St Marys Parent Teacher Club Rotary Wives Jaycees and Boy and Girl Scouts She is survived by her husband five children and other relatives

John Dooley Schsetter St. Marys Catholic Church San Antonio Arthur G Rando Veda Haynes Rando Ft. Benning Georgia Dowley St. Mary's Rotary Wives Jaycee Wives Boy Scout Girl Scout Gillespie County Fair Association Gillespie County Historical Society Timothy Carol Joan Maurie Charles Gregory Dooley Fredericksburg

Orientation Set At FHS For August 21

Fredericksburg High School schedules an orientation for ninth graders and new students on Monday August 21. Report to the high school at 1 PM to tour the building meet teachers and get acclimated with the school. Registration for non ninth grade newcomers is in progress contact Leslie Phillips at 997 2188 during weekdays.

Fredericksburg High School Jim Boyd FHS Studd Leslie Phillips

Gillespie County Fair Plans Roll Ahead For 1972 Expo

The 84th Gillespie County Fair set for August 25 to 27 has full planning under way. Exhibits include strong agricultural displays and a large livestock show with cattle sheep goats and swine. Entertainment features horse racing night shows a new dance pavilion Bier Garten and Gene Ledel midway. Booster trips expand advertising. the fair float will appear at Junction Blanco and Johnson City events. Reserved seats cost 1.00 with grandstand 0.75 and bleachers 0.50. catalogs available through the fair office or Gillespie County Agent.

Gene Ledel Bier Garten Melvin Bonn Johnson City Austin Victor G. Sagebiel Gillespie County Olfers

Wicker Installed As President of Texas Coaches

Fred ericksburg High School head coach and athletic director Carlin Wicker was installed as president of the Texas High School Coaches Association at a Houston banquet. He moved up from vice president as the association drew 6,230 attendees with 6,500 expected in Dallas next year.

Carlin Wicker Fredericksburg High School Texas High School Coaches Association Houston Wicker Association Coaches Association Dallas FHS

New St Mary’s Faculty Includes New Coach Saunders

St Mary's School announces 1972 73 faculty led by James Michael Saunders as new football coach and health and physical education teacher. He joins Sul Ross graduate staff with Mrs Saunders teaching P E and social studies. Other hires include Billy Pahl math head who will teach German. Sister Bernice Simar librarian. Sister Rose Therese Burke from Oklahoma. Sister Benilde Broussard music choral and band. Continued on page 8.

St. Mary’s Rosamunda Kadura James Michael Saunders Indians Mike Sul Ross University Alpine James M. Saunders Sul Ross Lee Crenwelge Fredericksburg Willizam Billy) Pahl Billy Sam Bernice Simar St Genevieve School Lafayette Rose Therese Burke Oklahoma Fayetteville Benilde Broussard St. John’s School Ennis Msg Erwin A. Juraschek Sister Re

Central Texas Electric Annual Meeting in Mason

The 1972 Central Texas Electric Cooperative annual meeting will be held at 7 45 p m on Tuesday August 15 at the Mason County Fair Grounds. W C McWilliams and Willie Ray Willmann will lead reports and chair the session with eleven directors to be elected. Timely address by Lewis Timberlake of Austin tops the program and more than 750 in attendance prizes will be awarded to qualified members. Public invited to attend.

Central Texas Electric Cooperative Mason County Fair Grounds Mason Llano Fredericksburg W. C McWilliams McWilliams Willie Ray Willmann W. R. Garner Tow Willmann Mason County Fair C.T.E.C Gillespie County E. Dean Hopf Otto Schumann Elmer Bierschwabe Liano County Garner Fred Osbourn Norman Grenwelge Kerr County C. W. Haney Kendall County Ralph Lindner San Saba Clyde Estep Mason County Luther White White Grenwelge Edgar Ince Dan Sagehiel Lewis Timberlake Austin Timberlake Texas Jaycees

Rainfall and Temperature Highlights for Early August

Rainfall this week totals 1.39 inches with year to date at 20.88 inches. The period includes a low temperature of 65 and a high of 93, with August 2 and August 7 noted for extremes.

Mrs Tower presents flag to Gillespie County memorial

Mrs John Tower presented a United States flag flown over the Capitol to the Gillespie County Historical Society at Pioneer Museum. The ceremony featured remarks by Mrs Oscar Krauskopf and readings from a letter from Senator Tower, with Boy Scout and Girl Scout guards, a local band, and patriotic songs. Rain totals for July 1972 were 2.37 inches, with 19.17 inches in the first seven months, up from 7.77 inches in 1971.

United States Washington John Tower U.S Oscar Krauskopf Gillespie County Senator Tower National Capitol Gillespie County Historical Society Pioneer Museum Tower Anthony Sauer Society Gillespie County Historical Survey Committee John Schuch Lorenz Schuch Kenneth Ersch Hugo Klaerner Heinrich Friedrich Roeder House Perry Woerner Nancy Maeker America Senate Elroy Schnelle Bankersmith

New Royalty Crowned At Friday Banquet

The Texas State Grange capped its 38th Annual Meeting with officer installations at the Sunday House Convention Center. James Kiles of San Antonio became master, with a slate including Larry Mueller and Mrs. Keith Blair among others. Friday night banquet honored Mrs John Tower and daughter Marian as guests. Senator Tower’s absence allowed Larry Combest to speak, noting agricultural aims and bills shaping state farming policy.

Texas State Grange Sunday House James Kiles San Antonio the Grange Frank Knight Larry Mueller Keith Blair Dan Boenig Converse B. H. Anderson Elmendorf B. H Louise) Anderson Lesly Bosse Hamilton Ray Bacon R. J. Kraft New Braunfels Eddie Bell C. J. Lampman Ceres Helmuth Breyer Marion Pomona Jeanette Voges Comfort Flore Elmo Rust Knight Harry Grosser Boerne John Tower U.S Marian U. S. Senate Larry Combest Combest Grange Senate House Conference Committee State Grange James Ross Ohio

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Leroy Loth Rudy Olfers Texas Coaches State Central Texas Electric W. R. Willmann W. C. McWilliams Mrs. Tower Pioneer Memorial Towers Sue
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