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Newspaper
Fredericksburg Standard
Location
Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1952
Page
12
Oklahoma City police cracked an auto theft case after the suspect left behind a small black book containing addresses of friends and his own listing. The discovery provided key connections aiding the investigation and led to arrests.
Temple Lumber Company offers bronze coil weatherstrip for doors and windows to improve comfort and cut fuel costs. Prices start as low as 74 cents per foot with materials available now before stock runs out.
The annual pre Christmas city wide clean up will be held on Thursday and Friday Dec. 18 and 19. Trucks will pick up refuse at the curb and residents should place receptacles at the curb on Wednesday for a single city tour.
San Antonio police hunted eight cases of whisky and a cash register stolen Saturday from S. P. Cleaners and Tailors on Commerce Street near Salado Creek.
The Stonewall and Fredericksburg area Boy Scouts received the Ad Altare Dei award at St Francis Xavier Church in Stonewall. The ceremony honored Catholic Scouts for service to church and scouting aims with Father Robert E Schmidt, Archbishop Lucey cited.
Mrs. Albert Sieckmann hosted the Squaw Creek Home Demonstration Club Christmas party on Friday night December 12. Santa visited, gifts were given, Betty Ann Sieckmann sang, and a Christmas reading was read. The group sang carols and a card game followed with high scores by Mrs. Emil Tatsch and Pete Crenwelge. Refreshments were served and the next meeting set for January 15 at Mrs. Alma Sciter's home.
Bennie Luckenbach of Stonewall received minor facial and body injuries when his car hit a parked pickup at the west end of the Three-Mile Creek bridge near Stonewall Sunday at 8:30. The truck, owned by Barnaba Gaytan of Stonewall, had motor trouble. Luckenbach was treated and released. Gaytan was fined $5 and costs for failure to display flares after his stalled vehicle.
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