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Fredericksburg Standard

Location

Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 1962

Page

4

Satisfactory Rating For Local National Guard Unit

Battery A 5th Howitzer Battalion 133rd Artillery earned a satisfactory rating after the annual General Inspection. The unit, part of the Texas National Guard’s 36th Infantry Division, was among 20 in the third-highest category. 88 units were examined with none deemed unsatisfactory. Captain Will H. Wall commands 74 enlisted men and three officers in Fredericksburg.

133Rd Artillery Selen Simpson Amarillo 36Th (Texas) Infantry Division T-Pathivision US Army Fort Sam Houston San Antonio Will H. Wall Edison Street Fredericksburg

Tatum Attends National VA convention

Joe Tatum a Fredericksburg High School vocational agriculture instructor served as a delegate from Texas to the annual Vocational Agricultural Teachers Association convention in Milwaukee from December 1 to 6. The event drew over 1 000 teachers from across the states and Puerto Rico with general business sessions and regional meetings.

Joe Tatum Fredericksurg High School Texas Associaon Milwaukee NVATA Puerto Rico Ie American Vocational Assention A. W. Tenney U. S. Office of Edation Benajam C. Willis Licago John F. Kennedy Iiet Labor Willard Wirtz Eeting

Mercury Slides To 22 Degrees in Fall Low

The official low of 22 degrees was recorded this morning by local weather observer N. J. Dietel, the coldest mark of the fall. The week’s high reached 70 degrees on Saturday. The year's coldest day was January 9, 1962 with 9 degrees, and no rain has fallen since December 2 totaling .72 inches.

N. J. Dietel

4-H Club Show Entry Deadline Set December 14

County Agent C A Stone reminds 4-H members wishing to show animals in county district and state shows to submit entries immediately and no later than noon Friday December 14.

C. A. Stone 4-H Club

Schmidt Honors Postal Employees Farewell Barbecue

Otto W. Schmidt, after 40 plus years on Rural Route No. 2, hosted a gathering for current and retired postal workers at Sunnyside Tavern Thursday night. He earlier received a Postmaster General citation and a watch at a farewell dinner, with reminisces on long years in the postal service.

Otto W. Schmidt Sunnyside Schmidt J. Edward Day

Langn Awarded Air Force Commendation Medal

Chief Master Sergeant Hilmar A Lang Jr receives the United States Air Force Commendation Medal for meritorious service as aircraft maintenance superintendent at Evreux Air Base France. Sergent Lang is assigned to the 336th Maintenance and Supply Group here and is a Fredericksburg High School alumnus. He and his wife Anna Beck Lang have three children.

Hilmar A. Lang Jr Here Evreux Air Base France Sergent Lang Fredericksburg High School Hilmar Lang Fredericksburg Anna M. Beck

Betty Crenwelge Named Alpha Chi Member at Texas Lutheran

Twelve new members join the Alpha Delta Chapter Alpha Chi honor society at Texas Lutheran College. Betty Crenwelge of Fredericksburg, a junior English major, is cited as a member. The Sunday Church School staff of Bethany Lutheran Church were honored at a social after the December meeting with festive decor and refreshments.

Alpha Delta Alpha Chi Texas Lutheran College Betty Crenwelge Fredericksburg Miss Crenwelge Alfred Crenwelge S. Acorn Street Bethany Lutheran Church Carl Hein Elgin Friedrich

Texas May June primary debate may lead to August September overhaul

Austin reports show legislators favor returning to August September primaries to avoid twice yearly voting. Republicans gain strength as Democrats face tougher fall campaigns. Opponents cite complex legal revisions and summer voting hardships for candidates and teachers. A literacy test debate arises with poll tax repeal, split views from League of Women Voters and opponents.

Austin Texas Abraham Kazen Jr Laredo Special Election Law Revision Committee Karen Marshal O. Bell San Antonio Texas Election Study Committee Senate Chan Mai League of Women Voters Maurice Brown Waco Kazen Roy R. Evans Afl-Cio AFL, Cio

Eberle Returns Home From Germany

Sp5 Erhard Eberle and wife Mrs Rosemarie Hoch Eberle return Dec 3 from Germany after two years of service in Erlangen. He is a St Marys High School graduate planning to resume studies at the University of Texas in January with BA progress. Mrs Eberle, formerly Miss Rosemarie Hoch of Forchheim, Bavaria, Germany, married May 24 in Goa.

Erhard Eberle Germany Erlangen Emil Eberle St. Mary’s High School Eberle University of Texas Rosemarie Hoch Forchheim Bavaria Goa

Two Injured In Friday Intersection Crash

Two people were injured in a two car collision at the intersection of North Llano and East Burbank Streets at 8 30 p m Friday. Mrs Alberto Nagel and Mrs Walter Crenwelge were treated for bruises and released from hospitals after varying stays.

North Llano East Burbank Alberto Nagel Walter Crenwelge Burbank Crenwelge Nagel

Five Newborns Reported in Local Hospitals this Week

Five children born in area hospitals over the past week. James Robert Williamson weighs seven pounds twelve and a half ounces born December 5 in Junction to Earl and Mrs Williamson. Roy Virgil Ross born December 8 at Comfort to O D Beagle. Stephanie Louise Kane born December 9 at Abi lene to Steve and Mrs Kane. A Fredericksburg pair, a boy eight pounds born December 11 to H L Moffett and a girl six pounds nine and a half ounces to Richard Stehling Jr. Jim Kuhmann, son of local residents, operated on during wartime week.

Earl Williamson Junction James Robert O. D. Beagle Comfort Roy Virgil Ross Steve Kane Abilene Stephanie Louuise

King Louis Warned Bakers of Under Measure Death Penalty

Thirteen pieces in a baker's dozen trace to a royal warning from King Louis of France. Bakers who sold short loaves faced the death penalty, a harsh measure that shaped the origin of the phrase and practice.

Louis France

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