Hill Country Bar Kerr Meeting Highlights At Hunt
About thirty lawyers and their wives attended a Hill Country Bar Association gathering at the Heart of the Hills Inn near Hunt Texas last Saturday night. Fred Mary San Antonio Express sports editor gave an address on Fish and Game topics. Jack Stehling provided dinner music and piano selections. Officers for the coming year include Robert I Wilson Kerrville president Marvin Blackburn first vice president Judge Thos E Ferguson second vice president and Agnes Sagebeil secretary treasurer. The Fredericksburg lawyers at the meeting were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hill Country Bar Association
Heart of the Hills Inn
Hunt
Texas
Fred Mary
San Antonio Express
Jack Stehling
Robert I. Wilson
Kerrville
Marvin Blackburn
Thos. E. Ferguson
Agnes Sagebeil
Fredericksburg
Hein Named Brotherhood Chairman
Weimar Hein was named chair man of the Bethany Brotherhood at its December meeting on Tuesday night. Alfred R. Wunderlich was succeeded as chairman. Helmuth Behrend was elected vice president Henry Joseph secretary and Charles Weinheimer treasurer. Elgin Friedrich led a devotional to open the session and Lawrence Hartmann discussed Christian Stewardship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weimar Hein
Bethany Brotherhood
Alfred R. Wunderlich
Helmuth Behrend
Henry Joseph
Charles Weinheimer
Elgin Friedrich
Lawrence Hartmann
Meeting Attendees Include Sagebiel Petsch and Stehling
The attendance list for the gathering includes Miss Sagebiel Col Alfred Petsch and Arthur Stehling among those present.
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Miss Sagebiel
Col
Alfred Petsch
Arthur Stehling
Nimrods Still Bagging Top Specimens
Late season hunting yields standout trophies with Frank Baumann Snores? No, Baumann bagged a 12 point buck weighing 109 pounds and an 11 inch antler prong. M E Duderstadt captured a larger 17 1/2 inch spread antlered buck in Klein Branch. Edwin Braeutigam and Jimmy Klein remain tied for heaviest deer at 119 pounds. Marvin Hartmann leads turkey beard contest with 11 inch beard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Baumann
San Antonio
Willie Roeder
White Oak
Baumann
M. E. Duderstadt
Gillespie County Game and Fish Protective Association
Duderstadt
John Duderstadt
Klein Branch
Edwin Braeutigam
Jimmy Klein
Marvin Hartmann
The
Game Association
Hayden Osbourn
Christmas family planning urged for observance roles
It is not too early to begin developing family plans for Christmas. Plan so each member will have a definite part in the observance.
Stationery Gift Gii Montag’s Stationery at Fredericksburg Co
Frede ricksburg Publishing Co Inc offers a complete selection of stationery gifts from Gii Montag. Customers can choose envelopes, writing sets, and desk accessories for personal or corporate gifting.
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Gii Montag
Fredericksburg Publishing Co., Inc
Dallas Bishop Leads National Council of Churches
Bishop William C. Martin of The Methodist Church in Dallas heads the National Council of the Churches of Christ in the USA elected at the Denver General Assembly. The council unites 29 denominations, over 33 million members, and covers broad church affairs including missions and moral issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
William C. Martin
The
Methodist Church
Dallas-Fort Worth
National Council of the Churches of Christ In
Denver
U. S
Martin
United
Henry Cabot Lodge
U. N
Samuel McCrea Cavert
Council
John Foster Dulles
Pacific
Eisenhower
Belton Klinksiek Injured in LaGrange Area Crash
Belton Klinksiek a Texas A M College senior son of Mr and Mrs Arnold Klinksiek sustained a broken hip and severe bruises when the car he rode in went off the road seven miles east of La Grange Saturday evening. Driver Dickerson suffered head injuries and a third passenger Dees minor injuries. The car struck a culvert and knocked down three guard rail posts. Belton remains at Fayette Memorial Hospital La Grange awaiting an operation with parents visiting. All three youths are A M College friends with Belton in his final semester set to graduate in January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belton Klinksiek
Arnold Klinksiek
Texas A & M College
LaGrange
Klinksiek
Dickerson
Dees
Belton
Fayette Memorial Hospital
Temperature lows mark Week 21 in Monday morning report
Below freezing conditions persisted through five of seven mornings last week with a low of 21 degrees on Monday. Other lows included 25 on Thursday 27 on Saturday 30 on Sunday and 27 on Tuesday. The weekly high reached 67 degrees on Friday.
Note on Judges and Favorable Verdicts
A reflective piece praises judges who issue favorable verdicts, suggesting respect for judicial discretion and the impact of their decisions on public perception and trust in the legal system. It emphasizes fairness, impartiality, and the weight of courtroom outcomes.
Fredericksburg PTA carol program spreads Christmas spirit
Fredericksburg Parent Teacher Association held an afternoon program in the Elementary Gym with carols directed by Mrs. Opal Pitz and Kermit Gammenthaler. Special numbers featured Davene Virden and the Girls Double Quartet. The event included a brief meeting, fundraising notes, and a push for 1953 state convention in San Antonio.
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Fredericksburg
Parent Teacher Association
Opal Pitz
Kermit Gammenthaler
Elysee Neal
Davene Virden
Flora Wertheim
O Tannenbaum
PTA
Herbert Durst
San Antonio
Harry and
Bernice Moore
H. R. Morgan
Henry Lochte
Milton Durst
Harry A. Hartmann
Miss Collins
Miss Wallace
Miss Wertheim
Miss Green
Christmas Tree Tradition Traced to German Roots
German origin tied to their immigration and early American practice. Dr. Philip A. Shelley of Pennsylvania State College notes 1830s to 1860s images reflect German influence. Moravians in Bethlehem used decorated brushwood pyramids in 1747. Harrisburg and Philadelphia tree origins follow in 1618 1826 and 1834 respectively.
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State College
Germany
Philip A. Shelley
Pennsylvania State College
United States
Shelley
Bethlehem
Harrisburg
Philadelphia
Constantin Hering
Saxony
Friedrich Knorr
Prussia
England
Victoria
Firemen respond to two weekend blazes in Fredericksburg
The Fredericksburg Volunteer Fire Department answered two calls. The first Saturday afternoon on West Peach Street involved an overheated oil heater. The second Sunday afternoon at 232 West Main involved a brass fire. No damages were reported from either blaze.
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Fredericksburg
Officers Nab Burglary Suspects on Mason Highway
State Highway Patrolman Tom Carey and Special Ranger Glen Young captured three burglary suspects on Mason Highway near theLlano river. The men James Warren Stringer William Lamar Hidreth and Robert Lee Edwards were sought by Odessa police on burglary leads. Officers ordered the trio from their car searched them and held them for Odessa officers who collected them Tuesday morning. They had been released from McCullough County jail in Brady an hour earlier after detention on suspicion.
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Tom Carey
Glen Young
Llano River
Mason Highway
James Warren Stringer
William Lamar Hidreth
Robert Lee Edwards
Odessa
West Texas
Fredericksburg
McCullough
Brady
Railroad awards $12500 damages in Ramirez death case
The 83rd District Court at Alpine ruled Santa Fe Railroad liable for Elisio Ramirez death on August 29 when a rail motor car struck the rear of a train. The estate receives $12500 in damages.
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Hav Beeen
Elisio Ramirez
83Rd District Court
Alpine
Santa Fe Railroad
Texan Wins International Angus Bull Champion at Chicago Show
Prince 105 SAF junior and reserve grand champion Angus bull wins at the International Livestock Show and Exposition in Chicago. Jointly owned by Robert S. Hays of Kerrville Texas and Simon Angus Farm of Madison Kansas. Urban Simon and John Simon are shown with the animal. This marks the first Texan victory as international Angus bull champion.
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Prince
Chicago
Texas Oilman
Robert S. Hays
Kerrville
Pictured Center
Simon Angus Farm
Madison
Kansas
Urban Simon
John Simon
Gift Offer for Schoolgirl at Fredericksburg Publishing Co
A call to present an Underwood Portable Typewriter to the school girl or boy this year. See them at the Fredericksburg Publishing Co Inc for delivery or arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredericksburg Publishing Co., Inc
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Hill Country
Kerr Meeting
Gibson
Hrostomac
Ain
Hein
Brotherhood
Tulane
Superba & Regal Aire
Saenger & Ochsen's
Dallas Methodist
U. S. Church Council
Bayon Gabardines
Michaels-Stern
Tom Sawyer
Boy Scout Department
Arrow
Sterling Bros
Pioneer Cake MIX
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