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Fredericksburg Standard

Location

Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 16, 1950

Page

4

Rainfall Heavy In Some Sections Of County Sunday

Fredericksburg and Gillespie County saw heavy Sunday rain from a trailing cloud system. Fredericksburg logged 1.35 inches with thunder and lightning. Harper and Spring Creek districts measured over an inch, with Felix Fuhrmann reporting 2 inches on Harpen Highway. County Agent C A Stone said the rain helped but more is needed for fall grass and small grain. Temperatures ranged from a high of 100 on Wednesday to a low of 64, with 90 on Sunday and Monday.

Fredericksburg Gillespie County San Antonio A. K. Krause Alfred Neffendorf

Nightly fair parade and acts highlight 1950 schedule

The 1950 fair opens with nightly shows at the grandstand featuring Wayne Wintin and Cimarron, the Liberty horses, Johnny Regan the Australian Cowboy, and Red River Cave. Fireworks cap each night as tickets sell briskly through Almon Kirchhoff at the Palace Theatre Building. Daily events run 6 am to midnight with parades at 10 am and races and baseball at 2 pm. Joe Petsch pledges a record fair and invites public support.

Wayne Wintin Cimarron Red River Cave Johnny Regan Almon Kirchhoff Chamber of Commerce Palace Theatre Joe Petsch The Fair Association

Local Patients Undergoing Operations This Week

List of individuals undergoing procedures in area hospitals last week includes Lindon Vollmar and Lorene Oehler among others. Procedures noted include a tonsillectomy. Names cover relatives of local residents and hospital staff.

Lindon Vollmar Felix Vollmar Chas. Friedrich Oscar Pehl Robert Koch Willie Ann Busch Harry Novian S. W. Musgrove Arthur Gold Elgin Heep Helmuth Klein Lorene Oehler Theo Oehler

Heinen Guests Visit Fredericksburg Family

Mrs Heinen hosts her brother C B Lunt his wife and their three daughters for a weekend in Fredericksburg. Carolyn nine played Onward Christian Soldiers on violin at morning church service while 11 year old Willie Mae accompanied on piano. the family resides in Tyler.

City All Stars Rally To Tie Series With Hill Country Team

Lefty Sutton pitched effectively and City Major League All Stars defeated Hill Country 10 to 4 at Comfort to even the series at one game each under the lights. Jakie Heep led Hill Country with three hits and a homer, while A Klaerner added two hits for Hill Country.

Lefty Sutton Alamo City Boys Hill County All Stars Comfort Jakie Heep Stonewall Hill Country All Stars Carter A. Klaerner Hugo Klaerner L. A. Boys

Thies Return Home From Florida Gulf Coast Trip

Mr and Mrs Frank Thies plan to return to Charlotte North Carolina Thursday after visiting Mrs Theis mother Mrs F W Arbelger and sister family the Erwin Jordans Frank Ramsey Thies and Herbert Milstead spent initial days here then traveled to Mexico and will come back via the Gulf Coast and Florida

Frank Thies Charlotte N. C

Tatum Honored For Ten Years In Vocational Agriculture

J R Cuffman of Midland announced that J L Tatum long time Fredericksburg High School ag teacher received a meri torial service certificate in San Antonio on August 9. The Texas Vocational Agriculture Teachers Association notes 741 Texas ag teachers with 10 plus years and honors 15 20 and 25 year milestones with pins.

J. L. Tatum Fredericksburg J. R. Cuffman Midland Texas Vocational Agriculture Teachers Association Tatum San Antonio Lewis B. Taylor Texas

VFW drives aid for wheel chairs and beds in Gillespie County

The Frantzen-Ahrens Post 7105 of the Veterans of Foreign Wars sponsors a community aid drive to place wheel chairs and hospital beds in the VFW hall for free public use in Gillespie County. Authorized workers include H Barrington John A Thaxton Ed Williams and L L Naylor with introductions from Norman Recd Sheriff Robert Loth Almon Kirchhoff and Victor Sagebiel.

Frantzen-Ahrens Post Veterans of Foreign Wars Post VFW Gillespie County H. Barrington John A. Thaxton Ed. Williams L. L. Naylor Norman Recd Robert Loth Almon Kirchhoff Chamber of Commerce Victor Sagebiel C of C Vigilante

Hillbillies Open Football Drills With 37 Report for Workouts

The Fredericksburg High School Hillbillies opened 1950 grid practice with 37 aspirants reporting. Coach Marvin Jones and staff must shape a starting eleven for the September 8 game with San Marcos. Six returning lettermen and many junior players form the nucleus, but Randall McBride will not play this year as he moves to San Saba.

Fredericksburg Hi School Hillbillies Randall McBride McBride San Saba Kermit Heimann Jones Warren Hahn Doss Hahn

Tommie Jung Uninjured In Road Mishap

Tommie Jung escaped unharmed when his car overturned several times on the Doss Farm-To-Market Highway while returning from the Doss fair. No other vehicles were involved. Milton Durst found Jung unconscious briefly after the crash near the former Rosenbusch gin.

Tommie Jung Doss Fair Jung Rosenbusch Gin Doss Farm- To-Market Milton Durst

Birthday Party for Carol Jean Schmidt Held at Court House Grounds

Mrs Marcus Schmidt entertained twenty six children and their mothers at a picnic birthday party on Tuesday August 12 at Court House Play Grounds to celebrate Carol Jean Schmidts third birthday. Refreshments were served in paper bags and a lamb shaped cake with pink decorations and pink candles was featured. Mrs Bill Herbert helped.

Marcus Schmidt Court House Carol Jean Bill Herbert

National Guard Unit Heads to Summer Camp

Fredericksburg’s 155th Field Artillery Service Battery Battalion leaves Sunday for two weeks of training at North Camp Hood. Warrant Officer Martin Feuge notes this is the third annual summer camp for the unit, with 41 men attending. Two cooks, Alton Stehling and Edgar Keller, departed Wednesday for an advanced cook’s school.

Fredericksburg 155Th Field Artillery Service North Camp Hood Martin Feuge Alton Stehling Edgar Keller

Dooley Family Outing Heads South for Fishing Trip

Mr and Mrs C J Dooley and John Pat and Madelin depart today for a long journey. They will visit Corpus Christi travel into Mexico and then Port Arthur where the men plan some ocean fishing before they return.

C. J. Dooley John Pat Madelin Corpus Christi Mexico Port Arthur

Three Schools Consolidated in Morris Ranch White Oak Tivydale

An election on consolidation of Morris Ranch White Oak and Tivydale schools carried, with margins of 16.4 in Morris Ranch 29.3 in White Oak and 16 in Tivydale. Students from all three districts will attend school in Morris Ranch.

Morris Ranch White Oak Tivydale Commissioners Court

Also Mentioned on This Page

IN the Hospital B. Hi. Heinen By Elton Jordan RHE S. A L. A Sutton Peabody Manutelli H. Klaerner Menn Heinen Hartmann H. Menn Lynch and Kott Joe Tatum Gillespie Lumber Softballers Gillespie County Lumber Company John Weinheimer Roland Schmidt al Givigliano Louis Dietrich Marvin Kaderli Clarence Nixon Werner Moehr John Dooley Clarence Durst Gus DuMenil Chester Hohmann Dan Stehling Harold Jung Hardy Mosel Charles Petsch Batboy Bully Staats, Jr Donald Dittmar M. B. St. Clair Liston Maner David Knopp Harry Davis Guenther Maenius Central Motor CO Fredericksburg, Texas Med — General Tire Carol Jean Schmidt National Guard Hill Country Garage and Radio Service N. Liano Fredericksburg Victor A Loth FE. Schaefer Schumann - Heil Sales CO iProzen Harry Priess Studebaker Studebak Capacior W. Main St Fredericksburg, Tex
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