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Fredericksburg Standard

Location

Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 17, 1952

Page

13

National VFW Officer Speaks on Universal Training

Wayne E. Richards senior vice commander of the Veterans of Foreign Wars told members of the Frantzen Ahrens Post Friday morning he favored universal training. He outlined benefits for veterans and national service, urging support and discussion among post members.

VFW Wayne E. Richards The Veterans of Foreign Wars Frantzen- Ahrens Wayne Richards Frantzen-Ahrens Justin Marrow Department Lorence Bading Irmgard Nagel Auxiliary Raymond Wuest VEW Alois Erseh Leroy Holdforth

Eisenhower and Universal Military Training Aimed at Duty

A speech at the Nimitz Hotel by Commander Richards of the Veterans of Foreign Wars discusses Eisenhower's looming presidency and the burden of leadership. He links Universal Military Training to citizenship and notes veterans still serving in Korea, urging national service and anti Communist measures.

U. S Nimitz Hotel Richards Arkansas City Kansas Juston Morrow State of Texas Department VFW Gillespie County Lorenz Bading Nimitz Raymond Wuest Adolph Bernhard Werner Moehr el Paso Texas Congress Korea United States Veterans of Foreign Wars

Telephone Rate Raise Granted by City Commission

United Telephone Company won a rate increase after a City Commission review in Fredericksburg. The company reported a six month loss of 3016.21 on operations, citing rising costs and higher expenses. The new rates include 6.00 monthly for business lines, 3.00 for residence lines, and 2.50 for two party service, aiming to fund expansion and improved service.

Fredericksburg United Telephone Company The Texas W. C. White City Commission White

Distinguished Service Nominees Sought by Jaycees

The Fredericksburg Junior Chamber of Commerce invites nominations for its 1952 Distinguished Service Award. Nominees must be aged 21 to under 36 on December 31, 1952, and will be judged on achievement, leadership, and service to the community or state during the calendar year.

Fredericksburg

Fire Chiefs Warn of Christmas Fire Dangers in Fredericksburg

Fredericksburg fire marshal Eric Juenke and fire chief Max Schneider urge safety during Christmas. Fresh greens, water, and no overloaded circuits are advised. Keep trees away from curtains, remove wrapping paper, and have electricians handle extensions. Wishing a fire free holiday and a joyous new year.

Fredericksburg Eric Juenke Max Schneider

Messiah to be Presented as 22nd Lions Program in Fredericksburg

The 22nd annual Fredericksburg Lions Club Community Christmas program features a 100-voiced choir performing selections from Handel’s Messiah on Sunday at 7:30 p.m. in the Public School Auditorium Gymnasium. Dr. Andrew Edington will deliver the Christmas message, with Rev. Hildebrand giving the invocation and Rev. Durst the benediction. Soloists include Rev. Rudy Wendel, Esther Klitz, Marjorie Ann Sauer, and Lynette Keyser. Kermit Gammenthaler will direct the chorus with Mrs. T Wright Neal as accompanist. The public is invited with no admission. The program opens with Silent Night and Joy to the World, followed by eleven Messiah numbers and a final Hallelujah Chorus.

Fredericksburg Lions Club Andrew Edington Schreiner Institute J. J. Hildebrand St. Mary’s Catholic Church Alvin Durst Emmanuel Gospel Church Kermit Gammenthaler Fredericksburg High School T. Wright Neal C. A. Greenwaldt First Methodist Church Rudy Wendel Wartburg Seminary Dubage Iowa Esther Klitz Marjorie Ann Sauer Lynette Keyser Lester Keyser Hildebrand Edington Wendel Mrs. Klier Daughter of Zion Esther Klier Durst

Christmas Edition of Standard Issued Day Earlier

The Fredericksburg Standard will publish its Christmas edition a day early with mailings on Tuesday December 23 for delivery Wednesday morning. Correspondents and advertisers should submit material by Monday morning. The Fredericksburg Publishing Co will be closed Thursday December 25 and Friday December 26.

Fredericksburg Standard Fredericksburg Publishing Co

Gillespie Approved For Red Cross Blood Program

The Gillespie County Red Cross Chapter gains approval to join the Red Cross Blood Program and will host a bloodmobile visit in February. A radio series titled Blood, Mystery of the Ages hosted by Hugh James airs on KNAF with six parts over December and January, including blood type discussions and medical uses.

Gillespie County Red Cross Fred Mathisen Waco Hugh James KNAF Landsteiner

Krikorian Couple Holiday Visit to Fredericksburg

Mr and Mrs A Krikorian of Holly Michigan are spending Christmas and New Year holidays in Fredericksburg visiting relatives and friends Mrs Krikorian is the former Julia Bi erschwale daughter of the late Mr and Mrs Wm Bierschwale

A. Krikorian Holly, Michigan Fredericksburg

Commissioners Agree to U. S. 290 Improvements

Gillespie County Commissioners Court agreed to buy a 120 foot right of way for 10.5 miles of U S Highway 290 from Blumenthal to the Blanco County line. The route will eliminate dangerous curves and bridges, pass south of Stonewall, and cost about 435000 with construction planned for 1954 55.

Gillespie County Commissioners Court Blumenthal Blanco County Stonewall Highway Department State Highway Department Vacinity Cherry Spring Mason County

Fredericksburg Home Decoration Contest Set for December 26

The Fredericksburg Junior Chamber of Commerce will send judges to inspect city homes on Friday night December 26 as part of the annual holiday decorations contest. Top three homes win prizes of 5.00, 2.00, and 2.00 with rosettes. no entry required but residents are urged to notify papers to ensure their display is viewed.

Fredericksburg

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