Victor Schmidt Week observes 1 Cor. field study
The report notes Victor Schmidt Week highlighting a field study in church style. It references irmAn style and a dress fit as focal points within the event.
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Newspaper
Fredericksburg Standard
Location
Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1952
Page
22
The report notes Victor Schmidt Week highlighting a field study in church style. It references irmAn style and a dress fit as focal points within the event.
Walter Schaefer returns home on leave from California visiting family and acquaintances in Arcadia Palo Alto and Burlingame while nearby Bakersfield endures a recent quake. The New Braunfels Zeitung marks a centennial edition noting 1852 founding and 5 201 issues, one of the South’s few long‑running German papers. Mascots Bolger and Betsy of Fredericksburg fire department die in traffic. Postcard notes cover Gillespie County summer travels and the county’s 64th annual fair broadcast on TV.
The Third Annual Homecoming of Johnson City School exstudents and teachers gathered at Fair Park last Sunday August 17 with large attendance. Dinner followed, attendees brought food. After lunch a brief meeting led by Mrs Ernest Bauerle re elected officers. Minutes were read by Mrs George Sharp. Next year’s reunion set for August 16 with a short program to close the event.
The Garrett Ranch on Route 2, operated by Mr and Mrs Francis J Fritz, was Mystery Farm No 3 in the Fredericksburg Standard August 13 issue. Identifications credited to Mrs Bruno Arlitt and others. the Fritz family has four children and raises beef cattle and sheep. Readers invited to identify Mystery Farm No 4 for a free photo and subscription.
A note states no community meeting will be held Friday August 29 1952, as usual during fair month. A regular September meeting will include officer elections. The Stonewall School opens September 2 1952 for the 1952 53 term.
The Doss School will open its doors for the 1952-43 term on September 2. Teachers will be R. C. Becker and Mrs. Theo Neffendorf. Temperatures remain around 100 degrees as locals call this summer the hottest and driest on record, with memories comparing it to 1917 and 1918.
The Gillespie-Blanco Boy Scout District schedules its annual Pot Luck supper and Court of Honor for Monday October 20 at the Fair Park Exhibition Hall. Cub Scouts Boy Scouts Explorers and their parents are invited. Milton Durst presides at the Gillespie district meeting with Jack Barnes Capitol Area Council Field Executive present.
Three Gillespie County home demonstration club members will attend the Texas Home Demonstration Association annual meeting August 26 to 28 at Texas A&I College Kingsville. Delegates are Mrs Walter Doebbler Grape Creek Mrs Roy Weinheimer Stonewall and Mrs Roland Hohmann Willow City.
Funeral services for Deo H. Whetstone 81 retired Harper rancher who died August 25 at his Brady home were held in Noxville with Rev. Louis Pearl of London officiating He leaves two daughters Mrs Harry Downey Port Arthur and Mrs W C Ogle Junction a son Albert Whetstone Midland four sisters and three brothers Funeral notices also report Presbyterian Women met August 21 at Mrs J J Rogers home with lessons topics and music. an offering for medical missions was taken and a new jelly supply ordered. nominating committee chaired by Mrs A J Arnold with officers to be elected later Continued on page 2 sec 2%
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