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Newspaper
Fredericksburg Standard
Location
Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1952
Page
25
Classified rates outline le per word charges for initial and each subsequent insertion with a 25 cent minimum per insertion. Readers in hold face type priced per line. Announcements cards of thanks and resolutions of respect offered at 30 cents per column inch.
A Johnson City community page records funeral and burial details for local residents, along with personal visits, trips and club meetings. The items mention relatives, visitors from Fredericksburg and Austin, and several residents attending events in Waco and Round Mountain.
Two Gillespians serving in the U S Navy in the East have met in New York City during tours. Douglas Reichenau PMSM, stationed at Little Creek Virginia, and Jake L Knopp, stationed at Newport Rhode Island, have written their parents about their meetings and the wonderful experience.
Rowert Real Estate advertises multiple properties near town on paved roads and school bus routes. Listings include 5 room homes with garages on 5 acres, corner lots, 3 to 5 bedrooms, modern kitchens, natural gas, and owner financing options with low down payments. Acreage parcels range from 42 to 420 acres with various improvements and riverfront options.
Mr and Mrs Erwin B Jenschke of Pottstown Pa announce the birth of a son Erwin Jr weighing 9 pounds 4 ounces on December 5 Mrs Jenschke is the former Miss Carol Gilliland Paternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Frank Jenschke of here Welcomed by sister Karen Sue two years old.
Times in the largest city on the continent recount two instances where workers faced financial difficulties yet managed to return to their respective stations on schedule on both occasions.
Walter Solbrig reports Mystery Farm No 16 at Harper comprising 527 1/2 acres with 53 in cultivation in 1946. Originally owned by Valentine Hopf, it was acquired after Tatsch sold property along Live Oak Creek and the Air Port for Oakcrest Park. Tatsch added a garage and sheds, maintains soil conservation, raises goats sheep and cattle, and grows feed crops and grain. He is the son of the late Mr and Mrs Peter Tatsch of Live Oak. His wife is Mary Becker, and they have a son Le Roy, 19.
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