Winners of the 64th Exposition Ladies Department
A long list records numerous winners across cakes cookies breads and candies led by Mrs Emil Koch Esther Juenke and Mrs Willie Ahrens with multiple firsts including Gold Cake White Loaf Cake Angel Food Cake and Chiffon Cake. Other top honors go to Viola Weber August Mund Arthur Weber and Mrs Arthur Weber among many others across dozens of categories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil Koch
Esther Juenke
Willie Ahrens
Harold Crenwelge
Oswald Eckhardt
Reuben J. Kammlah
August Mund
Viola Weber
Auist Mund
Richard Schmidt
Harold Rusenberger
Eugene Koennecke
Arthur Weber
Reuben J. Kammilah
Max Grona
Chas. Weber
W. F. Habermann
Alex Weirich
Harry Ahréns
Emil Roth
Eddie Ottmers
Chas Weber
Edmund Meyer
Lawrence
Myrtle Ahrens
Betty Crocker
Frank Jenschke
Lloyd Taylor
Mund
Lawrence Burrer
Viela Weber
Walter Kordzik
Em Koch
Max Granz
Max Gronz
Willie Bruns
Marcus Schmidt
Edgar S. Weber
Edgar S Weber
Fritz Kuebel
Otto Segner
Emmie Nixon
H. P. Schwethelm
Alonzo Reed
Edgar S .Weber
Erwin Land
Felix Heep
Edmund Kraus
Otto Kott
Lina Meyer
Jack Lee
Dechert Rites Held in San Antonio
Final rites were held Thursday, August 14, 1952, at 3 30 p m in San Antonio for Erwin J Dechert 55 of Dilley Texas. Dechert succumbing at Cotulla on Tuesday August 12 survivors include Mrs E Dechert of Dilley son E W Dechert Jr daughter Mrs H W Wacker San Antonio brothers Rev E W Dechert Devine E D Dechert Fr Worth sisters Mrs A W Boyes gin Antonio Mrs Arthur Rabke Fredericksburg and four grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Erwin J. Dechert
Dilley
Texas
Dechert
Cotulla
E. Dechert
E. W. Dechert, Jr
H. W Wacker
E. W. Dechert
Devine
E. D. Dechert
If you have a sharp eye for bargains watch the want ads
If you have a sharp eye for bargains watch the want ads for quick finds and local deals. The column hints at value tips and time sensitive offers from nearby sellers. Readers can spot discounted items, services, and special promotions in the classifieds.
Lace Work and Crochet Winners Named Harry Davis Jr
Harry Davis Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry O. Davis, returned to Fredericksburg after summering in Alaska fighting forest fires. The 19-year-old freshman at Southwestern University joined a college mate and spent 11 weeks battling blazes north of Fairbanks. Firefighting used bucket brigades and modern methods as fires, often caused by lightning, threatened thousands of acres and Indigenous game refuges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Davis Jr
Harry O. Davis
Fredericksburg
Alaska
Artic Circle
Harry
Southwestern University
Georgetown
Blitz Griffin
Wichita
Kane
Fairbanks
Forestry Service
U. S. Department of the Interior
Attic Circle
Adventures in Alaska and Texas Return Travel Notes
Harry detailed his Alaska trip with planes delivering food, ground firefighters coordinating by walkie-talkies, and mild day temperatures of 60 to 70 degrees, peaking at 80 degrees. He described green countryside, cold nights prompting a return home, and travel routes via Seattle Los Angeles San Francisco to Texas. He plans several weeks at home, resuming Southwestern studies in September. Mr and Mrs Jerry Jax of Houston visited Dick Hoerster and wife in camp on Lin River from Monday to Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alaska
Harry
Seattle
Washington
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Texas
California
San Antonio
Sevral
Georgetown
Southwestern
Jerry Jax
Houston
Dick Hoerster
Lin« River
Cpl Vernon Schwarz Goes On 30 Day Leave
Cpl. Vernon F. Schwarz of the 657th Air Force Band at Kelly Field Base is on a 30 day leave visiting Peoria Illinois with his brother Harry Schwarz and family. He will travel to Tigerton Wisconsin to visit Cpl M Tuffs before returning to resume Army duties at month end. Schwarz has served three years and hopes to be released January 5 to enroll in college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cpl
Vernon F. Schwarz
657Th Air Force
Kelly AF Base
Louis Stieler
Peoria
Ill
Harry Schwarz
Tigerton
Wisconsin
M Tuffs
Air Force Band
Cpl. Schwarz
Petsch and Stehling Visit During the Fair
Charles Petsch and Stephen A. Stehling were visitors at the fair, seen among attendees and noted in local coverage of the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Petsch
Stephen A. Stehling
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Dora Conrads
Gillespie
Gillespie County
Fair Park
Gloria Jean Kramer
Bey
Lone Star Gas Company
Lone Star
Gillespie County Fair
Doris Fritz
Bruno Doebbler
Norman F Haun
Alvin Alberthal
L. J. Wooten
Antonio Escamilla
Walter Duecker
Norman F. Haun
Wolfgang Weinheimer
Norman P. Haan
Herbert Haas
Robert Maurer
Norman F. Hatin
H. P. Schwetheim
Novelty
Freddie Knopp
Henry Becker
Ist
E. A. Alberthal
Eddie Feuge
Gert. Krauskopf
Emil Schlueter
J. B. Wieser
Bertha Weber
Buffet
Walter Doebbler
Norman F. Haus
Harry Reichenau
Hardangar Sears
Hardangar Daily
Harry Ahrens
G. G. Lentz
G G. Lentz
Gilmer Ulbricht
Mary Louise Heinen
Bobby Westerfeldt
Raymond Tehas
Loretta
Jenschke
Felix Hohmann
Willie Eckert
Helmuth Behrends
R. J. Kammlah
R. J. Kammiah
R. J. Kammilah
R. J Kammiah
Harry Behrends
W. D. Voigt
W. D Voigt
Fredie
James Miller
Freddie
Ken
Crenwelge Food Market
James
Cecil Loudon
Miller Brothers
Arthur Kuhlmann
James Cox
Calvin Kuhllmann
Vernon Schwarz
H & H Master Chef
Gebhardt’s
Church
Libby’s
PUREX
del Monte
Marlene Maragaine
Black Hawk
Sunkist
Thompson
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