Thanks for kindness after Emil Alberthal’s death
The family expresses heartfelt thanks to friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy during the illness and death of Emil J. Alberthal. Special thanks go to Rev. O Lindenberg Mrs John J Moritz Mrs Perry Woerner the Legion Hospital staff pall bearers American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars Schaetter Funeral Home and for the floral tributes and sympathy cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odessa Luella Wahl
Campbell
Beckmann
Emil J. Alberthal
O. Lindenberg
John J. Moritz
Perry Woerner
Legion Hospital
Kerrville
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Schaetter Funeral Home
End of Term Chaos and Holiday Break Arrives
Sixteen weeks of school pass as the first term ends in two weeks. Sophomores mockery and Juniors groans share campus humor while Civics laments law breaking. Mrs. Carter joins family in Midland for Christmas as Texas U students prepare to return home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter
Midland
Tom
Margi
Texas U
Homemaking II Class Hosts Christmas Meal
Wednesday the Homemaking II class prepared a Christmas themed meal with a miniature tree centerpiece. Adeline Crenwelge acted as host Evelyn Crenwelge hostess and Kathleen Bohls as waitress, as students studied table service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adeline Crenwelge
Evelyn Crenwelge
Kathleen Bohls
Juniors Change Plans For Hillbilly Hi Lites In 1951
The Junior class will not take over Hillbilly Hi Lites this semester due to small class size. The 1951 staff remains the same led by Ann Jeanette Kneese with Sophie Rode and others continuing as reporters. Seniors sponsor senior contributions. extras are noted from English and Speech classes with quotes and light campus humor throughout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Jeanette Kneese
Virginia Evers
Goldine Herber
Betsy Seipp
Krause
Sophie Rode
Harry Davis
Nell Idges
Evelyn Walter
Virgina Evers
Annabel Feuge
Carter
Miss Jung
Chemistry Party Christmas Class Event
The chemistry class held a Christmas party in the Visual Aid Room on December 22. Cookies candy and cake were provided by the girls and cold drinks by the boys. Entertainment followed the refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Visual Aid
School events include Dickens tale and nature film
The English Class presented The Tale of Two Cities on Wednesday December 20. Charles Dickens authored the original story. Science classes viewed Realm of the Wild, a technicolor film about wild animals and their living conditions. Homemaking girls studied a Three Month Old Baby and Its Actions on December 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Two Cities
Charles Dickens
Senior Class Gifts Spark Brass and Jeep Pranks
Mrs. Carter hoped for a Buick for Christmas but got a black jalopy with gold trim from the Senior Class. The group also gifted Mr. Krause a brigaded jeep with gold trim for his use, reflecting playful school tradition.
Tennis Club Thanks Donors for Newspapers and Magazines
The Tennis Club expresses gratitude to patrons who donated newspapers and magazines. Donations continue to be accepted and welcomed.
Obey Traffic Rules and Local Nuisance Laws Cited
A city notice reminds bicycle riders to face traffic and warns against riding backward. It also prohibits throwing paper on school grounds with a $25 fine, restricting public speculation on streets, and penalties for sleeping on sidewalks up to $50. Burning leaves causing odors may violate the law.
Christmas Spirit Fills School Hall With Carols and Candy
The last week of school featured rooms adorned with lighted trees drawings cards and wall poems. The organ in the speech room drew the most attention as Christmas carols filled the day. Friday the Speech class presented a program on Christmas followed by carol singing. At the end candy bars were passed to pupils as a faculty treat.
Conversation on appetite and space in a terse exchange
Victor asks why a man eating resembles a woman packing a truck. Wilbert answers the comparison hinges not on capacity but on surrounding items that fit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor
Wilbert
Elephant Diet Riddle Sparks Peanut Banter
Mr A K K asks about peanuts and Mrs A K K declines saying they're fattening. Mr K questions, Mrs K quips elephants eat them to fatten. The exchange plays on a joke about elephants and dieting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. A. K. K
Mr. K
Mrs. K
Joellen Sprains Ankle and Vernell Misses Llano Game
Joellen Humes sprained her ankle during the week and will be out after Christmas without her ankle brace. Vernell Dietrich, star of the Llano game, has a severe cold and cannot play with the Bil kings before New Year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joellen Humes
Vernell Dietrich
Billikens
Courtesy to Officials Impacts Free Throw Chance in Game
A high school student body is urged to be courteous to officials during basketball games. Booing or yelling could lead to a technical foul on our team captain, and a single free throw could decide the outcome of the game.
Classroom Pranks and Salty Pretzels Surprise Teacher
A student misreads R F D as Ranklin Felano Roosevelt. Gilbert gives saltily salted pretzels to his teacher who notices the salt is missing. He jokes the baker removes salt by licking it off, prompting a series of lighthearted misunderstandings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex
Ranklin Felano Roosevelt
Gilbert Cermin
Gilbert
Prayer for enduring friendships in old age
Poem by T. C. Clark thanks God for cherished friends growing more valuable with years. It asks for strength to value friends over possessions as life’s path continues and for guidance to share the journey with those true companions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. C. Clark
Enderlin Begins Processing at Fort Sam Houston
Kenneth Hans Enderlin son of Mr and Mrs Henry Enderlin resident here began processing this week at the Fort Sam Houston Reception Center with several hundred men. He will spend eight days on shots orientation films close order drill and questionnaires as Reservists recalled to active duty begin basic training at posts nationwide for six weeks after processing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Hans Enderlin
Henry Enderlin
Here
Fort Sam Houston
Classified Ad Update Prompt Requires Summary
The text appears to invite use of classified ads for filling needs. It hints at a service or instruction to place or process classified notices but provides no concrete names, dates, or events to document.
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Newspaper
Austin Street
N. Llano St
Paul Voigt
N. Llano Street
Frank Neffendorf
Maughn’s
Hiway
Harper Road
Gillespie County Fair Ass'n
Gillespie County Fair Ass'n. Inc
Gillespie County Court House
Joe Slator Petsch
Max
Reinbach
Herman J. Hahn
Robert Arbelger
Arthur Zenner
Dept. E. H. Care
Fredericksburg
Texas
Doctors Office
G. G. Verden
Rawleigh
Kendall County
Rawleigh's
Dept
Memphis
Tenn
Harry Langerhans
New Braunfels
Pioneer Furniture Co
P. O. Box
Tex
Vian
Schneider's
New Hampshire
Schneider's Hatchery
W. Travis Street
Edwin Meier
Kallenberg’s
Hirsch Bros
Edmund Oehler
Pfiester Appliance Co
Gillespie County Lumber Co
Ford
City Variety Store
E. C. Hansen
Schumann Sales Co
Edwin J. Klein
Rt. 3
Kowert Exchange
E. Main
Tappan
New
W. Main
Lorenz F. Bading
W. Burbank Street
Alfred Itz
N. Milam
Dan Cornett
Hampshire
Gerhard
Sunnyside
NED
Llano
Llano Rendering Company
Rowert Exchange
Mai
Schumann - Sales Co
Gibson
The
Fredericksburg Publishing Co
Jersey
Victor Cermin
Phone
Elbert C. Hahne
Llano Road
Harry Feuge
Tudio
N. Adams
Elbert
Prabne Liane Hichway
H. Welge Lewis
S. Adams Street
Rovert Exchange
Gillespie County
Chevrolet
Charles Pwriester
City Radio & Electric Co
Frank E. Staudt
Harper, Tex
Nimitz Hotel
E. B. Starr
W. Water
Kerrville, Texas
Kowert
David Hargis
Travis St
Mission Citrus Growers
Mission
J. Emil P. Schandue, Jr
Obed Wahl
Central Motor CO
S. Krause
Mr. Schilling
Mr. Haas
N. H
Smith
Miss Schmidt
A. K
W. E
Edgar A. Guest
Dr. Keyser
Joellen
Vernell
Kenneth Enderlin
FT Sam Houston
Dick Perry
Detroit
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