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Newspaper
Fredericksburg Standard
Location
Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1951
Page
5
The Hospital News Week lists patients undergoing operations in local hospitals during the past week. Names include Martin Anderegg Robin Moellering Wallace Holly Mrs Louis Braeutigam David Ling and Arthur Grohe.
The Gillespie County Farm Bureau schedules its December meeting for Friday night December 14 at 7 30 p m in the Agricultural Building.
Seguin Evelyn Fuhrmann and Allan Sager from Fredericksburg named on the Texas Lutheran College honor roll for the nine weeks period. They are two of thirty students included on the list.
The Central Motor Company displays the 1952 Pontiac with a new dual range Hydra-Matic transmission and higher compression engines. Models feature styling refinements, color coordinated interiors in grey blue or green, and tri tone seat upholstery. Silver Streak models offer six and eight cylinder engines across five standard five deluxe and one super deluxe Catalina.
Eight children two girls and six boys were born in local hospitals this week. Girls were born to Mr and Mrs Tommy Rainbolt December 5 Mr and Mrs Harold Rusenberg December 8 and Mr and Mrs O A Ploch December 8. Boys were born to Mr and Mrs Roman Weber December 8 Mr and Mrs S E Crossley December 9 Mr and Mrs Norverto Martinez December 9 Mr and Mrs Richard Harlan December 10 and Mr and Mrs Raymond Wuest December 11.
The Zion Luther League met Sunday night at 7 30 with Eileen Sager reading scripture and Raymond Beyer discussing Christmas Giving. They planned a joint Luther League Service of three leagues in Fredericksburg for Sunday night December 30 with details to follow. Marion and Rosaline Rode attended. games followed in the Sunday School area.
Fredericksburg hosts a full day kitchen demonstration by Sturman of Southern Equipment Company San Antonio on Dec. 15 at the Home Appliance Company. Philco appliances will be shown including the Philco Electric Range and its Deep Well Cooker capable of popping corn and cooking a full meal.
Capt Paul B. Monroe of Fort Worth Texas is assigned to Tactical Air Command Headquarters Langley Air Force Base Virginia as training aids officer in the TAC Operations Division. He previously served with the 4400 Combat Crew Training Group and in Europe from 1946 to 1948. He is 27 with four children and is married to Louise Rosenbach of Fredericksburg.
Hundreds of anglers gathered on the Comal River in New Braunfels as state game officials sprayed the stream with a chemical to kill off rough fish preying on game fish eggs. The river will be stocked with 100000 half grown game fish and fishing will resume after a year.
Harold Lee Klein of Fredericksburg was cast as the policeman in The Madwoman of Chaillot in a University of Texas Department of Drama production in Austin. A drama freshman and Curtain Club member, Klein also acted in Juno and the Paycock for the Fine Arts Festival. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Albert Klein of 408 West Schubert.
Dr Paul Leo former pastor of Cave Creek and Crabap Lutheran Churches named to the Chair of New Testament at Wartburg Theology Seminary Columbus Ohio The announcement notes his German origin and move to America via Holland in 19 He previously taught at Western Theological Seminary Pittsburgh and held parochial duties in Texas He was elevated after Dr Julius Bocksteck resigned in February 1950 and was elected by unanimous vote The Lutheran Standard reports the call was applauded by students Dr Leo and wife have three children Christopher Monica and Anna Anna a senior at Wartburg College
A four point buck wandered into Austin last week with its first sighting in a backyard. The deer, hunted in South Texas, was cornered in another yard and shot by a detective who surrendered the carcass to the Salvation Army.
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