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Fredericksburg Standard

Location

Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 27, 1952

Page

14

Gillespian Named Master of Texas State Grange

James M. Bender of Fredericksburg was named the new master of the Texas State Grange at a closing session in Hamilton. A 26 year Grange veteran, he succeeds Arthur Leesch of Boerne and plans to establish a Gillespie Grange. Previously a postal official in Akron, Ohio, he and Mrs. Bender have remodeled the former Carl Klaerner property on Lower Crabapple Road. The state Grange is affiliated with the National Grange, with over 800,000 members nationwide.

State Grange James M. Bender Gillespie Fredericksburg Crabapple Road Texas Grange Hamilton Fredercksburg Texas State Grange Bender Ohio Carl Klaerner Arthur Leesch Boerne National Grange Grange Boerne Grange Gillespie Grange Akron Carl Kiaerner

We Believe lay For Themselves air Dealers Folly

An editorial critiques New Deal policies and Democratic prosperity claims. It argues that the public is misled by reports of rising household spending, blames Democratic administrations for perceived socialistic trends, bureaucratic inefficiency, and corruption. The piece warns voters will be distracted from past shortcomings ahead of the next election.

J. S. Department of Labor United States

St Marys School Acknowledges 357 Register for 1952 53 Term

St Marys School reports 357 pupils registered for the 1952 53 term with senior class at 37 and fourth grade at 36 leading enrollment. First classes begin Tuesday September 2 with morning sessions only. The school is run by 12 Sisters of Divine Providence and 3 lay teachers under Very Reverend Joseph J Hildebrand as superintendent and Sister M Fortunata as principal.

Mary’s School St. Mary's St. Mary's School Sisters of Divine Providence Robert Logan E. Bartsch Joseph J. Hildebrand M. Fortunata Fortunata Alphonsine Anthony Knopp Sister Mary of Frances Joseph Texas

Miss Ella Gold Visits Brownwood With Mona Cobb

Miss Ella Gold spends several days in Brownwood visiting her friend Miss Mona Cobb and enjoying the hospitality of the town.

Ella Gold Brownwood Mona Cobb

Klaerner Family Host Family at Fair Gathering

Mr and Mrs Felix Klaerner hosted guests during the Fair including Mr and Mrs Oscar Roggen Bucke of Lytle Miss Cora Klaer ner Willie Klaerner and daughter Kay all of San Antonio.

Felix Klaerner Oscar Roggenbucke Lytle Cora Klaerner Willie Klaerner Kay San Antonio

Fire Officials Warn Grass Fire Dangers in Dry Weather

Fredericksburg fire marshal Eric Juenke and Fire Chief Max Schneider urge caution as high dry grasses and weeds around vacant lots and homes pose serious fire risk. They advise cutting and hauling away vegetation, never leaving outdoor fires unattended, and disposing of embers and cigarette butts properly. They warn to remove trash, oil fans, inspect cords, and call 276 immediately if a fire starts to prevent spread.

Eric F. Jlenke Fredericksburg Max Schneider Juenke Schneider

Plans Complete for Zion Centennial in September

Plans are complete for a month long Zion Lutheran Church Centennial Celebration in September marking 100 years since its founding in 1852. Events include Sept 7 morning and evening services, Sept 14 double service with reenactment and communion, a Sept 28 program ending with an informal afternoon program, and a historical pageant Steadfast in Faith.

Zion Luheran Church Christ

Gillespian Given Year in Penitentiary

Elgin Kramer, 32, was found guilty of child desertion and given a one year penitentiary sentence by a jury in 33rd District Court Tuesday. The trial occurred during the second week of the August term with a civil case also heard. The court recessed Tuesday evening and will reconvene on Monday, Sept. 2 at 2 a.m. for further business. Kramer’s jury deliberated about one hour before verdict. He failed to follow a court order to pay $120 monthly child support. The trial began Tuesday at 9 a.m. with prosecutors Sam Connally and Wim Schneider Jr. for the state and Richard Hoerster for the defense, with 12 jurors listed. The lone civil case, Knee v McDougall, resulted in judgment for the plaintiff.

Elgin Kramer Kramer Sam Connally Wim. Schneider Jr Richard Hoerster

Heat and More Heat Across the State

The weather narrative repeats a heatwave with every day readings above a hundred degrees, reaching a weekly high of 105 on two days. Daily highs include 105,100,102,104,104,105,101, while the weekly low is 67. Night temperatures were oppressive, and heat related fatalities across the state total 45 in recent weeks.

Parking and Driving Rules At Public School Set

The school board approved grounds regulations including one way traffic on Travis Street westbound and College Street eastbound. Parking inside the enlarged horseshoe drive is allowed, with loading zones at the top near the junior high building reserved for parent use during pickup and drop-off, and no parking in the loading area or the small horseshoe opposite it during school hours.

Travis Street Colege Street College Street

Youth Rodeo Slated Saturday Night in Harper

Gillespie County 4-H presents the first annual youth rodeo at Harper Community Park on Saturday at 7 30 p m under lights. Entries open to ages 15 to 20 with junior and senior divisions. Events include steer riding calf tie down goat milking barrel racing and cutting horse for boys and girls. Admission 75 cents adults 25 cents children. dance 75 cents. Proceeds support county 4-H work. open to non members in Gillespie County with parental consent.

Gillespie County Harper C. L. Brown Ander

Old Teamsters to Hold Annual Reunion on Labor Day

The Gillespie County Old Teamsters plan their annual reunion Monday September 1 Labor Day at Kiaerner's New Park on the Harper highway. Activities begin 1 30 p m with program at 2 p m special feature Gillespie County candidates receive five minutes each. Music by Alfred Klaerner Bankusville Band. Barbecue fellowship supper starts 4 30 p m bring the trimmings.

Gillespie County Old Teamsters Kiaerner New Park Harper Highway August Stahl Alfred Klaerner Bankusville Band

Fredericksburg Public School Opens 1952-53 Term

The Fredericksburg Public School begins its 1952-53 term on Wednesday September 3 with high school registration set for August 28 and a complete faculty led by A K Krause and W C Westerfeldt. Seniors register first tomorrow at 8 am, followed by juniors at 9, sophomores at 10, and freshmen at 11. Elementary and junior high registration starts at 3 am on September 3. Bus schedules and noon lunch service are arranged for opening day with regular service resuming September 4.

Fredericksburg K. Krause Krause Fredericksburg Independent School District A. K. Krause W. C. Westerfeldt Roy Langerhans Joe Tatum Warren W. Percy Robert Walter Herbert Haas Laurence Black K. Gammenthaler E. W. Stobaugh Stella Jung Eila Gold Viola May Schmidt Mildred Lochte Dixie Stafford Virginia Green Iria Vnn Anderson Black Green Anderson Karl Hartmann Flora Wertheim Robert Klett F. W. Hendrix Jr Guido Klett Leonard Shanklin Opal Pitz Hendrix

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Vanderby Gillespian Alfred Petsch Zion P. F. Zizelmann Zizelman West Travis Street Victor Nixon Roger Kk. Erickson Austin Paul Keller
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