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Newspaper
Fredericksburg Standard
Location
Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1951
Page
4
The November 27 ceremony at St. Marys Catholic Church in the rectory united Eloise Danz and Arnold Klein. Rev. Robert Logan officiated as family attendants and a barbecue reception followed at the bride’s parents’ home.
November rainfall in Gillespie County was below one inch with Elroy Schnelle reporting 60 points for the highest monthly total. Rural reports varied while Alfred Neffendorf noted 0.35 points for November 1951 and the year to date remained the lowest since 1933. December started with a thunderstorm and a week lows of 34 degrees.
The groom and bride were married in a simple ceremony baked and decorated by Mrs. Chas. J. Weinheimer with serving by Miss Clifteen Klein. After a short honeymoon they will reside with the bride’s parents in Stonewall. The bride is a Stonewall graduate and the groom attended Albert schools. Out of town guests included Mr. and Mrs. Levi Hitzfeld and Mr. and Mrs. Werner Olfers and family of San Antonio.
The Fredericksburg Publishing Co. Inc introduces a complete line of Thank You Notes for every occasion, offering versatile stationery options for personal and professional use.
Blanco County Agent O L Patterson will speak at the University of Texas December 7 on Rural Communities in Action. The program includes leaders from Texas A and M, Weatherford, Bastrop, and other counties, and features the Rural Neighborhood Progress Contest with 88 neighborhoods entered.
Bidding was brisk at the Gillespie County Livestock Sales Company auction held Wednesday. Stocker cattle rose to $1.75 a hundred, range stockers $31 to $35.75, common stockers $18.75 to $29.25, and cattle pair prices $137.50 to $177.50. Hogs tops $18.50, lambs up to $26.25, ewes $5.69 to $15, goats $7.75 to $10.60, with multiple buyers and named consignors including E. M. Appleton Brady and M. F. Bardwell Johnson City.
Olin Culberson a longtime Texas Railroad Commission member and state firemen secretary, was slated to attend a local fire department event but mixed up towns. A messenger delivered his telegram of apology from Bellville, where the firemen welcomed him though they did not expect him.
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