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Newspaper

Fredericksburg Standard

Location

Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1952

Page

23

Gillespie County Men Report for December Draft Induction

Nine Gillespie County residents were among 30 local draftees in the Hill Country area for the December 8 induction. Inductees from Gillespie include Arthur J. Knopp A J Holland Harry E Boos Jr James M Metzger Hugo F Weinichoy Melvin L Staudt Ruben A Uusner Raymond Duecker and Roland E Deike. Kerrville sent nine inductees Llano seven Boerne four and Johnson City one to meet the quota.

Gillespie County Armed Services Gillespians Arthur J. Knopp A. J. Holland Harry E. Boos, Jr James M

Cess Pool Cleaners Fleece Gillespie County Residents

Gillespie County Sheriff’s office reports itinerant cess pool cleaners fleecing residents. One man charged $120 for a job, later fined $42 for no Texas work license and refunded $80.80 of excess overcharge. Another case saw a $200 overcharge with the culprit unlocated. Authorities warn Gillespians to beware of itinerants who cannot furnish proper credentials.

Gillespie County Klaerner Fredericksburg Kerrville Texas Justice Court Wm. Bruns Harper Cess

Prizes Announced In Voice of Democracy Contest

Winners in the Voice of Democracy contest sponsored by the Junior Chamber of Commerce KNAF and local radio dealers have been awarded locally. Judy Holland won first prize a Philco radio via Glen Gray manager Home Appliance. Rosemary Kunz received second prize a radio lamp donated by Alfred Duecker City Radio and Electric. Freddie Wehmeyer claimed third prize a General Electric radio gift certificate from Hugo Stehling Stehling Electric Co.

Chamber of Commerce KNAF Judy Holland Philco Glen Gray Alfred Duecker City Radio and Electric Rosemary Kunz General Electric Hugo Stehling Stehling Electric Co Freddie Wehmeyer

Cleaners Plead Garments Be Brought Early

Fredericksburg cleaners urge patrons to bring holiday garments in by December 13 to avoid delays. With many families in town for Christmas and only three working days before the holiday, workers are operating late hours to cope but cannot guarantee all items will be ready.

Fredericksburg

Medical Auxiliary Tea Held in Kerrville Hospital

The Woman's Auxiliary to Kerr Kendall Gillespie and Bandera Counties Medical Society hosted a Friday tea in Sid Peters on Memorial Hospital Doctor's Library. Hostesses Mesdames W. E. Gregg H. P. Redi and David McCullough served cake, and Mrs. W. L. Secor poured coffee. Attendees included Mesdames Lorence Feller Herbert Pfeiffer and W. H. Springall.

Kerr, Kendall, Gillespie and Bandera Counties

Nutcracker Suite Presented by Fredericksburg Primary Grades

Elementary pupils in grades 1 2 and 3 performed Tschaikowski Nutcracker Suite in the Fredericksburg Public School Auditorium to celebrate Christmas. Mrs Opal Pitz directed with piano accompaniment. junior high chorus and a junior band also performed. The cast featured Elizabeth Anne Evers as the Angel Marie played by Carol Ann Arbelger Prince Nutcracker Lester Frantzen King Mouse Stephen Feller and several dolls and dancers in colorful costumes. The program closed with Marie waking in bed and a festive chorus of carols and dances including the Waltz of the Flowers.

Tschaikowski Ange Elizabeth Anne Evers Isabel Hein Chere Tomlinson Prince Nutcracker Lester Frantzen Marie Carol Ann Arbelger King Mouse Stephen Feller Iris Anne Itz David Duderstadt Linda Sue Nixon Bonnie Boening Kermit Gammenthaler

Warning to pass up references cited in meetings

A report notes that officials cautioned staff to pass up suitable references and sources during evaluations. The warning stresses proper sourcing and documentation in all proceedings.

OPS Eases Slaughtering Rules

The Office of Price Stabilization eases slaughtering regulations by allowing livestock slaughter with district OPS registration and marking of meat. Registration remains required for preparedness. marking aids identification. record-keeping is reduced. Contact the San Antonio district OPS at 229 West Nueva Street.

Office of San Antonio O.P West Nueva Street

Coat Saves Life of Four-Year-Old Girl in South Bend

Sharon Sue Morse, four, nearly fell from a car in South Bend when her coat snagged on a door handle of a passing vehicle. The coat released just as she would have been hit by wheels, sparing her serious harm. her mother Mrs Howard C Morse witnessed the incident.

Sharon Sue Morse South Bend Ind Howard C. Morse

Sunset Motor Lines Honors Safe Drivers for Years of Service

Sunset Motor Lines Thursday night honored drivers at the Fredericksburg station for accident free driving. Leon Wilson presented awards for five or more years and gold and silver lapel pins for those with fewer years. Nineteen drivers totaling 111 years of safe driving and over 8.5 million miles were recognized, led by Dorman Wright with 1,403,480 miles in 16 years.

Sunset Motor Lines Wilbert Kneese Rubin Kammlah Ernie Moldenhauer Ottfried Scott Henry Jenschke Leon Wilson J. D. Hext Mr. Buttered Transport Insurance Corp Chester Schuch Elgin Weinheimer Andrew Woerner Hext Henry Klein Fredericksburg Hermann Sons Hall Sunset of Texas Wilson Gus Friedrich Ruben Kammlah Harvey Wright

Lewis Family Visit Highlights Fredericksburg Gathering

Mr. and Mrs. Henry B. Lewis and their children from San Antonio spent Sunday in Fredericksburg visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Molberg, and other relatives.

Henry B. Lewis San Antonio Fredericksburg Joe Molberg

Fredericksburg Publishing Co. Offers Wide Waste Basket Range

A local advert notes Fredericksburg Publishing Co. has a large selection of waste baskets available for customers seeking replacements. The ad emphasizes variety and stock on hand for immediate purchase.

Fredericksburg Publishing Co

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