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Newspaper
Fredericksburg Standard
Location
Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1952
Page
26
Police in Oklahoma City cracked a car theft case Wednesday after the suspect left behind a personal notebook. The book contained the thief’s own name and the addresses of his friends, exposing the crime network and leading to quick arrests.
Temple Lumber Company advertises bronze coil weatherstrip for doors and windows to improve comfort and reduce fuel costs with low per foot prices, urging customers to buy before it gets cold.
The annual pre Christmas city wide clean up will run Thursday and Friday December 18 and 19 with trucks collecting curbside refuse. Residents are urged to place receptacles at the curb Wednesday as trucks will make only one city tour.
San Antonio police hunted eight cases of whisky and a cash register stolen from S. P. Cleaners and Tailors on Commerce Street, marching through Salado Creek area Saturday in pursuit of suspects.
Continued from page two details two Boy Scout units receiving the Ad Altare Dei award at St Francis Xavier Stonewall. The article also profiles Dr Paul Phillips Sr a longtime area veterinarian and his son Dr Paul Phillips Jr whose WWII service and veterinary career are highlighted. It notes family roots in Gillespie County and the veterinary practice spanning multiple counties.
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, a Christmas reading followed, and carols were sung. The group later enjoyed Forty-Two with prizes won by Mrs. Emil Tatsch and Mrs. Willie Straube, while Pete Crenwelge and Eddie Hahn led for the men and their runners-up. Refreshments were served. next meeting is January 15 at Mrs. Alma Seiter's home.
Bennie Luckenbach of Stonewall sustained minor injuries to the face and body when his car collided with a parked pickup at the west end of the Three Mile Creek bridge near Stonewall. State Patrolman Tom Carey investigated. Barnaba Gaytan, owner of the pickup, faced a $5 fine plus costs for failing to display flares after a stall.
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