Johnson City Welcomes Visiting Families From Across Texas
Local residents report numerous relatives and friends visiting Johnson City. Visitors include Opal Ray Gipson and others from San Antonio Abilene California Blanco Kerrville Uvalde and Corpus Christi with many staying to visit relatives and attend gatherings.
Political candidate announcements for GilLespie County 1944
Announcements list candidates for county offices in GilLespie County subject to the November 7 1944 election. Names include State Representative Sth District Harry Kl Daves Jr County Judge Henry Hirsch Sheriff Robert Bob Loth County Attorney Alen Jung Tax Assessor Collector WM Patmecky County Clerk Henry Holly District Clerk EF B Schmidt County Treasurer Jasper Nixon Reinhold Tatsch John Wolfgang Braeutigam Wilson Herber Justice Of Peace Precinct No 1 William Bruns.
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Klaerner Powers Giants In 8 3 Sunday Victory
Al Klaerner homered twice and drove in four as the Giants beat Camp Swift 8 3 at Seipp Park. H Klaerner limited Camp Swift to thirteen hits while Mugford and L Schneider added key hits. Next Sunday the Giants host Kelly Field All Stars at 3 30.
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Kelly Field
Perez
Giants
Elton Jordan
Mugford
L. Schneider
Herbert
Sufok
Scutti
Mogford
Watts
A. Enderlin
A. Klaerner
Seipp Park
al Stars
Camp Swift
Kely Field
Opening football call and 1944 gridiron plans unfold
Coach Chester Klaerner announced the opening football season for 1944 with uniforms issued to candidates for the team on Friday September 1. He warned players to attend the first day session as preliminaries are set a week early to begin practice for a September 15 game versus Taylor.
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Gridiron Warriors
Chester Klaerner
Klaemner
Taylor
Goldthwaite
Fredericksburg
Giants and Camp Swift battle in rough baseball game
Herbert and Wilcox led with eight base hits for Buc co as A Klserner homered twice. Reardon turned an unassisted double play with Wilcox to Bucco to Reardon. Giants left ten on base while Camp Swift left six. H Klaerner pitched nine innings allowing seven hits and three runs, Marr pitched eight innings with thirteen hits and seven runs. Umpires were Schumann and Barret.
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Scutti
Watts
Reardon
Barni
Buco
Reed
Germiniak
Wilcox
Marr
Mogford
Schmeider
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A. Enderlin
Lb A. Klaerner
H. K
H. Klaerner
L. Sebneider
Herbert
Bucco
A. Klserner
Giants
Camp Swift
Inings
H. Kiaerner
A. Klaerner
Schumann and
Barret
Brownies Enjoy Lawn Party Hosted By Local Troops
Two Brownie Troops of Girl Scouts of America shared a yard party at Mrs. Edgar Moses home last Thursday afternoon. Leaders Mrs. Monroe Wahl and Mrs. Kermit Striegler organized activities while Mrs. Gilbert Kaderli and Mrs. Milton Peterman aided. Guests were served cookies and punch by the hostess and her daughters Henrietta and Mari ana Kuhlmann.
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Girl Scouts of America
Edgar Moses
Monroe Wahl
Kermit Striegler
Gilbert Kaderli
St. Mary’s
Milton Peterman
Henrietta
Mariana Kuhlmann
Merry
Gulf Spray Insecticide Available At Plaza Service Station
Plaza Service Station offers Gulf Spray insecticide in all sizes. The product is marketed for household pest control and is stocked for immediate purchase.
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PLAZA
Weekend wedding ties families in San Antonio visit
Mrs. William Dietel spent several days with her daughter Miss Erna in San Antonio last week. Sgt. and Mrs. Raymond Kneese of Dallas are visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Adolf Kneese and Mr. and Mrs. Ben Kneese. Mrs. Pryor Mogford and Miss Margaret Eckhardt of San Antonio spent the weekend with their parents, Mr and Mrs. Reinhold Eckhardt, and attended the wedding of Miss Clara Mueller and Percy Nielsen Sunday.
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Cain City
Jnnson City
Friedarington
Herman Bergan
Baby
California
John Mortimer
San Antonio
Bric Nowotny
J. B. Stickton
West Texas
Char. Wolf
Opal Ray Gipson
Ted Casparis
Abilene
Johnson
J. S. Casparis
Lillian Fuchs
George Gipson
Bill Hirsch
Austin
Turday
Mathew Givens
R. Opal Ray
John Bushnell
John Martin
Johnson City
Reeve Odiorne
Stephenville
Cecil Smith
Marble Falls
Kenny Smith
Frances Hallenberger
Blanco
Anna Bell Sayers
Oscar Deering
Kerrville
Silas Kneese
Charles Kneese
Arthur Houy
William Dietel
Miss Erna
Sgt
Mrs
Raymond Kneese
Dallas
Adolf Kneese
Ben Kneese
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Bob” Loth
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