Prize Winners In Fair Parade Lightweight Fragments
Parade winners listed by category with multiple entries. Local units, community groups, and visiting festivals recognized for prize placements across, fire department, charity, and commercial divisions. Names and exact standings are partially garbled but reflect broad participation and honors across cities and organizations.
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Nata
Bete Sigma
Preverlekebury Young Bisaidingibas
Gilleoplé County Hutericane
Bung
Ene
Marges Wien
Bear Moree
Maritey Leeal Poraearchy
Siener
Borg F City
Feedes- Z
Wkeburg
Rierschwale Vikling
San Antonio
Lindy Laundry Marking Pens Restocked at Bargain Price
Lindy Laundry Marking Pens are back in stock at the Prepericksburg Publishing Office, home of the Standard. The sale offers the pens for only 5 percent, marking a rare discount opportunity for household labeling supplies.
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PREPERICKSBURG PUBLISHInG #O
Standard
79th Annual County Fair Showcases Winners and Parade
The Ladies Department highlighted baking and sewing winners including Crenwelge and Miser while 4 H and FFA entries impressed. Indian guests Gupta and Montgomery spoke on UT ties as the 79th Annual Fair delivered parades featuring the Lackland Air Force Band and patriotic favorites.
Rites For Two Are Held In Johnson City
Funeral services were held at Crofts Funeral Home for Mrs. Carrelola Hose 64 who died Monday in a Blanco Nursing Home Burial was in the Johnson City Masonic Cemetery She is survived by husband Arthur Rose two sons Raymond Rose of San Antonio Arless Rose of Blanco a daughter Mrs Jack Bratton of Comanche a sister Mrs Jim Kennedy of Fredericksburg five grandchildren and eight great grandchildren Also mercy Thursday at 10 a m at Crofts Funeral Home for Milton Dixon 42 of San Antonio who died Monday Burial was in the Sandy Cemetery He is survived by a brother Lonnie Dixon of Iraan and two sisters Mrs Zelenia Latham of Surnet and Mrs Roy Rasa of Sandy Miss Carolyn Sue Bindseil of Blanco crowned 1967 68 Queen of Blanco County Fair and Rodeo Saturday night Misses Kathy Crofts and Fay Cannon named first and second runners up out of 27 contestants Mr and Mrs Royal Kent of San Angelo visited with George Gipsons and Opal Bay Sunday night They went to San Antonio Monday and visited with Mrs Vera Ruth Hirsch and Arlene Mr and Mrs Julius Boehning and children of Hankinson ND have bought the home of Mrs Minnie Hunnicutt in Jackson City and will make their home here
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Crofts Funeral Home
Carre Lolahose
Blanco
Johnson City Masonic Cemetery
Arthur Rose
Johnson City
Raymond Rose
San Antonio
Arless Rose
Jack Bratton
Comanche
Jim Kennedy
Fredericksburg
Crofts
Milton Dixon
Sandy Cemetery
Lonnie Dixon
Iraan
Zelenia Latham
Surnet
Roy Rasa
Sandy
Carolyn Sue Bindseil
Adolph Bindseil
Blanco County Fair
Kathy Crofts
Fay Cannon
Royal Kent
San Angelo
George Gipsons
Opal Bay
Vera Ruth Hirsch
Arlene
Julius. Boehning
Hankinson
Minnie Hunnicutt
Jackison City
Quilts and Exhibits Highlight Gillespie County Fair
Major exhibitors include Mrs Ty Cox Mrs W J Sebera and Mrs Clarence Voight First place patchwork quilt went to Mrs Douglas Tatsch of Harper The applique winner was Mrs W J Sebera The Ladies Department honors the 79th Gillespie County Fair and its numerous volunteers Providing spectators with hand work canned foods and baked displays A year’s subscription to the Standard is offered as a gift that keeps giving throughout the year.
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Ty Cox
W. J. Sebera
Clarence Voight
Douglas .Tatsch
Harper
Douglas. Tatsch
Gillespie County Fair
Doss Clubs Dominate Gillespie County Fair Exhibits
At the 79th Gillespie County Fair the Doss Community Club and Doss 4-H Club won top divisions. The Doss 4-H Club beat Harper 4-H 590 to 564 points. Fredericksburg FFA placed third with 577, followed by Harper FFA and Stonewall 4-H.
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Doss Community Club
Doss 4-H
Gillespie County
Fredericksburg Ffa
Gillespie 4-H
Fredericksburg
Gillespie Home Demonstration Club
Lions Club Hears Nimitz Museum Story in Fredericksburg
The Fredericksburg Lions Club heard a Naval Museum presentation by board members led by Dr. V B Spiva. Alvin Davidson gave a financial report, August Faltin spoke on progress, and Francis Walch covered publicity efforts. A local fund drive and statewide campaigns were announced to support the museum with funds in escrow for restoration and expansion, followed by the film The Life of Admiral Nimitz.
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Fredericksburg Lions Club
Chester W. Nimitz
Lions Club
Admiral Nimitz
Lions
Museum board reports project progress to local groups
The museum board presented the current status of the project as the second update to local groups, following an initial report to Gillespie Veterans two weeks earlier. Appearances are planned before other community organizations.
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Museum Board
Gillespie Veterans
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Ladell's Beauty Shop
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Tara
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Crenwelge
Doss
Darel Crenwelge
Aia
Linda Miser
Ruth Duecker
Paulette Wassernidorf
Pam
Brenda Eckhardt
Odtrece
Ker
Canning Cor- Parthon
Cathy Tatach
Harner
Yvonne Kammikh
Katharene Tretbe
Stephen Baethge
Kenneth Haethge
Baethge
Malion Baethge
Dennis
Herman Crenwelge
Edgar Geistweidt
Paul Henke
Carlotta Langerhans
Linda Meter
Cale Lewis
Cole Lewis
Comfort
Henry Artlitt
Gertrude Krauskopf
Oscar Krauskopf
August Langerhans
Emil Crenwelge
Montgomery
Washington, D. C
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Mr. Montgomery
Bidia
Mr. Gupta
University of Texas
Bruce Rowert
Gupta
India
Osmania University
Hyderabad
Austin
YWCA
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Lackland Air Force Band
West
America
Opal Ray Gipson
The
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Russell Kott
Francis Kott
Creosote