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Fredericksburg Standard in Fredericksburg, Texas
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Newspaper
Fredericksburg Standard
Location
Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1952
Page
16
Evelyn Grona Birthday Party Celebrated at Home
Mrs. Marvin Grona hosted a Wednesday afternoon birthday party for daughter Evelyn age eight. Ten children attended with Bruce Boening winning the pin the tail on the donkey game. A pink eight candle cake and bright decorations featured, party favors included bubbly liquid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin Grona
Evelyn
Bruce Boening
Holy Ghost Altar Guild Meets at Lutheran Church
The Altar Guild of Holy Ghost Lutheran Church met Friday August 15 with 13 members present. Rev. Lindenberg opened with a prayer and Romans 8 31 39 was read. Floral decorations for next month were assigned to Mrs Louis Kott and Mrs Ewald Koennecke. Mrs Marie Henke and Mrs Edna Arbelger to visit the sick. The 17th Article of Augsburg Confession was the day’s lesson, and the meeting closed with the Lord's Prayer. Dr and Mrs Vern B Spiva attended the Lancers Club dance in Kerrville Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Ghost Lutheran Church
Lindenberg
Louis Kott
Ewald Koennecke
Marie Henke
Edna Arbelger
Willie B. Davis to be Presented in Recital in Peter's Hall
Miss Willie B. Davis daughter of Mrs Gould Davis known professionally as Bea Davis in Hollywood California where she studies voice and teaches will be presented by her instructor Mrs Elenita Lindi in a Sunday night recital at Peter's Hall 8 15 p m. The program includes Mozart Secchi Peri Handel Puccini Strauss Rogers Edwards Ware and Fox arias with piano accompaniment by William Wilson of San Antonio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie B. Davis
Gould Davis
Bea Davis
Hollywood
California
Will
Elenita Lindi
Peter’s Hall
Miss Davis
I. Ridente la
C. Bohm
Zueigning
R. Strauss III
G. Puccini
J. Rogers
C. Edwards
C. Fox
H. Ware
Willam Wilson
San Antonio
Fair Deal Prosperity and Tax Burden Reflections
The piece notes small town families like the Benders near Fredericksburg and San Antonio, while Jeanette Wieser joins A I College Kingsville and siblings teach in local schools. It laments high taxes, inflation, and debt, arguing Fair Deal policies lower purchasing power and push the nation toward deeper debt and steeper taxes.
Christ Luther League Met Sunday Aug 17 at Cherry Springs
The Christ Luther League of Cherry Springs met at the Regu Rode Home for its regular meeting. Emiline Rode gave a devotional, Sophie Rode spoke on Obey We Must, and a group discussion followed. Hymns were sung, business conducted, and eighteen members plus guests attended a social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ Luther League of
Cherry Springs
Regu
Jesus
Emiline Rode
Sophie Rode
League
Rudy Wendel
Wilbert Seipp
Theresa Lange
Dorothy Anderson
David Rode
Reinhold Sagebiel
Public School Faculty and Staff Listings Expanded
The county school system announces new and returning faculty across grades 1 to 6 led by Supt. Krause who invites qualified county residents to apply as substitute teachers. Bus drivers include Henry Borchers and others, with a new driver to be hired, and staff assignments cover executive secretary, maintenance crew, and lunchroom personnel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayme Marenger
Erna Urbanec
W. C. Westerfeldt
Mary Jo Taylor
Arcena West
Mary Lou Collins
Daisy Connier
Marie Potter
Maxie Hoerster
Mary Rhyne
Estella Sager
Elizabeth Walter
Atley Usener
Lavetta Wallace
Taylor
Collins
Connor
Rhyne
Sager
Wallace
Supt
Krause
Henry Borchers
Robert Klett
Richard Neffendorf
Louis Pyka
Robert Walter
Earl Stobaugh
Helen Kott Schuck
Harry Kunz
Alva Burkier
Edward Itz
E. C. Qttens
Mesdames Milda Brandenburg
Emma Nehr
Hulda Oehler
Lillie Ransleben
Parking Regulations At School Driveways Closed For Safety
School officials announce signs warning no parking in designated zones and urge students to leave cars at noon. Only the main entrance will be open. West Orchard Street drive near the Harvey Stein home and the College Street Industrial Arts building entrance will be closed to parking. Football games prohibit parking on playground areas to improve safety and campus beautification. Cooperation from students, parents, and the public is requested for student protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Orchard St
Harvey Stein
College Street
Industrial Arts and Vocational Agriculture
Kermit Gold Birthday Party Celebrated at Home
Kermit Gold marked his tenth birthday with a bunco party hosted by his mother Mrs Cle mens Gold at their residence on Saturday afternoon. Wayne Feller won high score, Lester Frantzen second, and Lottie Helen Gold received the booby prize. The cake bore ten candles and white icing. Favors included small pencil sharpeners. Hosts included Kemmit's grandmother Mrs Hil mar Gold and aunts Mrs Wilson Herber and Mesdames Gilbert Otimers and Herbert Haas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kermit Gold
Bunco
Clemens Gold
Wayne Feller
Lester Frantzen
Lottie Helen Gold
Kemmit
Hilmar Gold
Wilson Herber
Mesdames
Gilbert Otimers
Herbert Haas
Zion Lutheran Church marks centennial with cross-shaped rebuild and steeple
Zion Lutheran Church celebrates 100 years with a completed 1907 1908 rebuild adding wings to form a cross shape and an 85 foot steeple. Eleven pastors served, including Immanuel Glatzle and F A Bracher, totaling over 60 years. A history booklet with pictures is planned for the centennial celebration inviting Hill Country residents to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zions
Immanuel Glatzle
F. A. Bracher
J. Gosweiler
H. Mertz
K. Weisz
R. Fiedler
Gus W. Sager
Zion Lutheran Church
Class of 50 Held Reunion at Fredericksburg High
The 1950 seniors met at Klaerner's Park on Saturday night with registration at 5 30 p m and a chicken barbecue supper at 7 p m Noel Permenter gave the invocation Cliff Fiedler spoke briefly and plans were made for another reunion in five years Douglas Reichenau traveled from Norfolk Virginia to receive the greatest distance prize Other out of town members included Bernice Wiser Billy Schnerr Pablo Koch Bobby Petmecky Corwin Anderegg and Marie Jordan plus Mrs A K Krause and several spouses and friends
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredericksburg High School
Klaerner’s Park
Noel Permenter
Cliff Fiedler
Douglas Reichenau
Norfolk
Bernice Wieser
San Marcos
Billy Schnerr
College Station
Pablo Koch
Bobby Petmecky
San Antonio
Corwin Anderegg
Austin
Marie Jordan
Ingram
A. K. Krause
Scientists Claim Human Life Extends Beyond Two Million Years
Scientists argue human life originated over two million years ago citing fossil records and early tool use. The claim challenges newer timelines and suggests a longer arc of hominin evolution with implications for anthropology and prehistory.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mber
J of
Ede
Roup
Evelyn Grona
Consid
Fredericksburg Finishing Co. Fac
Holy Ghost Altar Guild
Vern B. Spiva
Lancers Club
Kerrville
Ogilvie Sisters
Kallenberg's Pharmacy
Fredericksburg, Texas
Peter's Hall
Truman
Mr. Stevenson
Stevenson
Mr. Truman
Washington
Sparkman
Labor Department
Gillespian
Benders
Fredericksburg
J. F. Williams
Ruth Bender
State Grange
Bender
Ohio
The
Grange
Ohio Grange
Jeanette Wieser
A & I College
Kingsville
Imogene
Bernice
Southwest Texas State Teachers College
Western Union
Christ Luther League
Dallas Fashion Center
John F Smith
Dallas
Burlington
Pioneer Furniture Co
Dooley’s
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