Morris Ranch and Pilot Knob Honor Roll Students
Honor roll students at Morris Ranch and Pilot Knob Schools for the second six weeks receive a pass to the Palace Theatre. Morris Ranch list includes students from first through ninth grade with many repeating names such as Juenke Fritz Jung and Wahrmund.
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Morris Ranch
Pilot Knob
Palace Theatre
Vera Juenke
Patsy Zenner
Gene Wahrmund
Joyce Ann Fritz
Elmer Ahrens
Roland Klein
Anthony Fritz
Carlos Pfiester
Larry Heinemann
Lawrence Zenner
Delton Feller
Wayne Meier
Barbara Jung
Carolyn Jung
Marylyn Jung
Lynette Gellermann
Daniel Fritz
Carey Stehling
Karen Klaerner
Antoinette Grona
Olivia Fritz
Doris Friedrich
Patsy Juenke
Drivers License Office to Be Closed Saturday
C F Spike Zatopek, a Texas Department of Public Safety examiner, announced the San Antonio District Driver’s License Division office will be closed Saturday December 6 for a quarterly district meeting in Harlingen. The office will reopen Monday December 8 for exams renewals and information and is normally open on Mondays and Saturdays each week.
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C. F
Spike) Zatopek
Texas Department of Public Safety
Zatopek
San Antonio
Harlingen
Local Names List Highlights Community Profiles
Readable fragments name Myrtle Mazinke Albert B Use ner Kathryn Dittmar Sandra Knopp Lillian Reed Luther Ro de Dennis Ellebracht Rueben Jenschke Julia Ann Reed Roger Dittmar Florence Klaehn Billy Mund Betty Klaehn and Raymond Klaehn as part of a community roster.
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Myrtle Mazinke
Albert B. Usener
Kathryn Dittmar
Sandra Knopp
Lillian Reed
Luther Rode
Dennis Ellebracht
Rueben Jenschke
Julia Ann Reed
Roger Dittmar
Florence Klaehn
Billy Mund
Betty Klaehn
Raymond Klaehn
Day clubs for night workers appeal to workers
A brief, provocative line argues for day clubs to aid workers who toil at night. It frames the proposal as a practical need for laborers facing irregular schedules and seeks attention to working conditions.
Gilbert Cermin Here on Furlough During War Service
Gilbert E. Cermin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Victor Cermin, Har per Road, arrived on a 20 day furlough starting November 21. He has served 18 months aboard the USS Wantuck, an anti aircraft destroyer in Japanese waters and off Korea, with nine raids on enemy coastal installations and aiding U S troops landings. He reported shelling from coastal artillery and near misses to the Wantuck. After leave he will return to San Diego and expects the ship to go back to the war zone by March 1, 1953.
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Gilbert E. Cermin
Victor Cermin
Harper Road
Cermin
Wantuck
Korea
U. S
San Diego
Willow City News Briefs Round Up Local Happenings
Willow City reports progress on used clothing collections for Methodist distribution. Mrs. Ferrel Smith leads the drive. Mrs. Howard Voight begins work as a telephone operator in Wimberly. Billy Delz recovers from car wreck injuries at Legion hospital in Kerrville. C. L. Baldock of the U.S. Immigration Service visited the area. Luz Castillo honors daughter Cipiana on her 12th birthday with a Thanksgiving gathering for fifteen guests.
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Ferrel Smith
Willow City
Howard Voight
Wimberly
Texas
Billy Delz
Legion Bridge
Legion Hospital
Kerrville
C. L. Baldock
U. S. Immigration Service
San Antonio
Luz Castillo
Cipiana
Doss Improvement Club Held Session November 22
The Doss Improvement Club met Saturday night November 22 with twenty members present. Arnold Ode presided as president. A report on the school project a movie projector and screen was heard. The screen arrived but the projector was not yet delivered. December meeting canceled. A 42 party followed with prizes won by Mrs. Otto Spaeth and Mrs. Otto Strackbein and winners for the men and consolation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doss Improvement Club
Arnold Ode
Otto Spaeth
Otto Strackbein
Harry Wahrmund
Emil F. Lange
A. J. Goings
Midland
Henry Baethge
Albert Elebracht
Paul Sauer
Texas A & M
Austin
Jack Baethge
H. A. Bulfe
California
Arthur Knopp
Fredericksburg
Mat Middleton
Boston
Navy
Wm Fritz Sr
Lynette Wehmeyer Returns Home From Gonzales Hospital
Lynette Wehmeyer daughter of Mr and Mrs Marcus Wehmeyer returned to her home Friday from Warm Springs Foundation Hospital Gonzales where she had been a patient for months Mrs Wehmeyer accompanied Mrs Dora Tietz and Judy to Gonzales that day bringing Lynette home that evening She will return to St Marys School after the holidays She has a brace on her right leg and walks with canes but gets around without assistance and welcomes visits from friends.
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Lynette Wehmeyer
Marcus Wehmeyer
Warm Springs Foundation Hospital
Gonzales
Wehmeyer
Dora Tietz
Judy
Lynette
St. Mary’s School
Pleasant Hill News Community Notes Turned To Family Events
Local column records a sequence of family visits and daily life in Pleasant Hill and nearby areas. Mentions of Mrs. Hill eye troubles from dust, Mrs. Walker returning from Streeter, trips to Austin and San Antonio for medical visits and shopping, birthday gatherings for Elsa Marie and Karl Hartmann, sausage making, Thanksgiving visits from Corpus Christi, class party refreshments at Johnson City school, and R. J. Mauldin's Weslaco trip with grandson.
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Victor Deike
Snyder
J. C. Hill
G. C. Walker
Streeter
Woodward
Bud Crossley
Austin
Frederick Deike
Vivian Lavell
Stanley
San Antonio
Levi Deike
Chester Hartmann
Elsa Marie
Karl
Emil Hartmann
Fredericksburg Publishing Co Gibson Wedding Gift Card
A note promotes gifting a Gibson wedding or gift card from Fredericksburg Publishing Co Inc. to honor a marriage. It encourages attending the wedding and giving a tasteful present as a gesture of congratulations.
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Gibson
Fredericksburg Publishing Co., Inc
Mrs. Dikeman to Head Houston Business College
Mrs. D L Dikeman formerly ran the Eagle's Nest boys ranch at Morris Ranch and Dikeman Private Business School in Houston. She moved to Houston to become president of the Houston Business College after the death of Mrs. W E Bailey. The college seats 500 students with George L Telge as director.
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D. L. Dikeman
Morris Ranch
Houston
Houston Business College
Gillespie County
Dikeman
George L. Telge
Fredericksburg Publishing Co. offers complete children's books
A Fredericksburg firm promotes a wide range of Little and Big Golden Book editions along with other children’s titles. The store advertises a broad collection for young readers and family libraries.
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Fredericksburg Publishing Co., Inc
Scout Troop 4 Elects Officers
Girl Scouts of Troop 4 led by Mrs. Edgar Klett elected Barbara Schmidt as chairman Patsy Heimann as treasurer Colleen Lewis as secretary at a recent meeting with a program committee named.
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Girl Scouts of
Troop 4
Edgar Klett
Barbara Schmidt
Patsy Heimann
Colleen Lewis
Girls Club Plans Monogram Etching Sessions At Homes
A committee including Joanna Scherer Beverly Boening and Henrietta Hohmann has studied the Food and Mam mal badge and learned to etch monograms on glasses. Future meetings will be held in the homes of the different girls instead of at the Cabin.
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Mittee
Joanna Scherer
Beverly Boening
Henrietta Hohmann
Texas death toll share outpaced population in 1951 TB deaths
Texas accounted for slightly under five percent of the U S population yet more than six percent of the nation’s tuberculosis deaths in 1951, reflecting a higher impact of TB in the state than its size.
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Texas
U. S
Fredericksburg Publishing Co. Promotes Wide Range of Waste Baskets
Local catalog notes multiple waste baskets available at Fredericksburg Publishing Co. Inc. The ad highlights a broad selection for home use, indicating a ready supply for readers seeking replacements.
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The
Fredericksburg Publishin Co., Inc
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SchroeDer Dry Goods
Houston Chronicle
Chronicle
Houston. Texas
Gilbert Cermin
Harry Wahrmund Doss
Pleasant Hill
Mrs. Dikeman
Tulane
Superba
Regal Aire
Saenger & Ochs
Portis
SCOUT
General Motors
Buick
ALL Country Buick Company
Fredericksburg, Tex
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