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Fredericksburg Standard

Location

Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 06, 1952

Page

4

Hill Country Day Invites Gillespians to LA Exposition

Gillespians invited to Hill Country Day at the San Antonio Livestock Exposition and Rodeo on February 21. Bill Petmecky chairs 12 county effort to bring citizens to the show with a Parade of Champions and Farm and Ranch Machinery Day. Over 4300 entries expected, modern cattle arena, Madison Square Garden stock performers, Tito Guitar, Hendricks Family, and sheep dogs. Registration desks and insignia for Hill Country visitors to be provided.

Petmecky San Antonio Everett Colburn Madison Square Garden New York Tito Guitar Hendricks Chamber of Commerce

Weather Balloons Found in West Texas Last Week

Two West Texas communities reported discovering large weather balloons last week. One was found near Brady on January 23 and another at Whitepoint near San Angelo on the past Saturday. The 85 foot diameter balloons from General Mills Aeronautical Research Laboratories weighed 400 to 500 pounds and used light clear plastic. An instrument box about 3 feet square weighing 100 pounds was found near Whitepoint along with a contact tag for General Mills. No details were released about the tests.

Texas Fredericksburg Brady Whitepoint San Angelo General Mills Aeronautical Research Laboratories Minneapolis General Mills Laboratory General Mills

Safe Living Is The Business Of Everyone

College Station reports that safe living should be everyone's objective as Texas faces a high toll from farm and highway accidents. The Texas Farm and Ranch Safety Committee met in Waco to plan statewide education, award safety contributions, and urge greater participation by individuals and groups to reduce preventable deaths and injuries in 1952.

College Station Texas Texas Farm and Ranch Safety Committee J. Walter Hammond Texas Farm Bureau Federation E. C Martin Texas Agricultural Extension Service Waco Martin United States FFA FHA

Equal Distribution Urged of Critical Material Returned

H R Northrup executive vice president of the National Retail Lumber Dealers Association urged fair and equitable reallocation of critical materials returned by defense agencies. He said housing and construction deserve a share from any additional civilian supplies and warned against special preferences for any industry.

H. R. Northrup National Retail Lumber Dealers Association Mr. Northrup

Rain tree bears name from cicada juice rain effect

A South American tree known as the rain tree earns its name from cicadas ejecting juice that makes droplets fall beneath its branches, creating the illusion of continual rain under the canopy.

South America

Rural safety push urged by State Farm committee

State Farm and Ranch Safety Committee members call for citizen participation in meetings and demonstrations to address safety as mechanization grows. They argue greater attention to safety will improve rural life and prosperity.

State Farm and Ranch Safety Committee

Pleasant Hill Agriculture Group Meeting Recalls Local News

Pleasant Hill Agriculture Association members and guests including Mr and Mrs Max Reinbach of Fredericksburg gathered Friday night Feb 1. Walter Lindig welcomed attendees as Sylvia Brodbeck provided music and James and Oliver Deike led a fishing party. Reinbach spoke on the Farm Loan Association and H H McDonald explained the 1952 PMA program. Minutes were read by Mrs Alfred Brodbeck and members were urged to complete progress reports by Feb 15 with help from Mrs Levi Deike il Hartmann or Mrs S S Mauldin.

Pleasant Hill Agriculture Association Max Reinbach Fredericksburg Walter Lindig Agriculture Association Sylvia Brodbeck James Oliver Deike Reinbach Lindig Farm Loan Association PMA H. H. McDonald Alfred Brodbeck Levi Deike Il Hartmann S. S. Mauldin Mauldin Alice Rosa Walker Red Cross Pleasant Hill Lucille Hartman Lucille Hartmann Fred Chatmann Miss Hartmann Chatmann Oswald Weirich Elsa Marie Hartmann John Martin Tom Andrews San Antonio Marvin Johnson Vivian Deike Buddy Lange Austin G. C. Walker Mauldins V. E. Striegler Johnson Rocky Creek Kerrville Striegler Aaron Brodbeck Dwight Alan Johnson City Raymond Deike Victor Deike Snyder Deikes Hye Emil Hartmann Felix Sultemeier Alvin Sultemeier Levi Deike Sidney Wayne A. A. Mauldin

Lt Robert Schlaudt Writes From Korea

Lt Robert Schlaudt son of Mrs Otto Schlaudt and the late Mr Schlaudt has served since 1948 and has been stationed in Korea since October 1951 In a January 12 letter to his mother he says he is well and that Korea held by U S and allies is recovering from invasion warfare

Robert Schlaudt Otto Schlaudt Mr. Schlaudt Korea U. S

Willow City 4-H Club Organized in February Meeting

The Willow City 4-H Club was organized February 1 with Miss Lucille Conrads, Gillespie Home Agent, attending. Mrs. Troy Foster chosen sponsor. Officers named: Kitty Smith president, Shirley Hohmann vice president, Tannella Chaney secretary treasurer, Rosita Castello reporter. Conrads distributed meal planning pamphlets.

Willow City Lucille Conrads Gillespie Willow City School Troy Foster Kitty Smith Shirley Hohmann Tannella Chaney Rosita Castello Conrads

House backs Hoover Commission plan to reorganize IRS

The House approved a plan to abolish 64 tax collectors and replace them with up to 25 District Commissioners under Civil Service. The Senate must act before March 14. The Armed Services Committee also pushed a detailed UMT training proposal toward a civilian reserve force to ease military burden. A Dean Alfange quote about individualism and opportunity closes the excerpt.

House Hoover Commission Bureau of Internal Revenue Bureau Civil Service Senate House Armed Services Committee Congress

World Day of Prayer Planned at Edison Street Methodist

The World Day of Prayer will be observed at Edison Street Methodist Church on Friday February 29 at 9 15 a m The children s Day of Prayer will be observed on Saturday March 1 at 10 a m Plans are being made to obtain a film for showing the following Sunday night.

Edison Street Methodist Church

Boerne Chamber Banquet Set For Thursday Evening

The Boerne Chamber of Commerce will host its annual banquet tomorrow at 7 p.m. in the school cafeteria. Guest speaker will be Texas Secretary of State John Ben Shepperd. Also noted, Miss Goldine Herber and Staff Sgt. James Herber with family visited the Wilson Herbers over the weekend.

Boerne Chamber of Commerce John Ben Shepperd Texas’ Secretary of State Goldine Herber James Herber Baby San Antonio Wilson Herbers

Mrs C A Lehne to Join Husband in Japan

Mrs. C A Lehne and daughter Jo Ann left Seguin on Wednesday for San Francisco to sail for Japan and join Major A C Lehne, Army Chaplain, who has been stationed there for a year. Their other daughter Peggy Jean recently married Ad Basse of here.

C. A. Lehne Jo Ann Seguin San Francisco California Japan A. C. Lehne Peggy Jean Ad. Basse Here

Fredericksburg Machine Shop Wins Warehouse Permit

The Fredericksburg Machine Shop secured a building permit to erect a warehouse at 105 East San Antonio Street. The project is valued at an estimated $2,000.

Fredericksburg San Antonio St

Prize animals at Houston Fat Stock Show fetch record prices

Perrier Jo Bode of Fredericksburg won Reserve Champion Lamb with a 110 pound lamb sold for 800 dollars to Archer Romero of Houston who donated it to Shrine Crippled Children’s Hospital. Steer prices topped records with a 1130 pound Hereford selling for 18600 dollars to Bill Williams. Total sales across steer lamb swine and poultry auctions approach 290000 dollars.

Houston Perrier Jo Bode Fredericksburg Texas Archer Romero Romero Shrine Crippled Children’s Hospital Patsy Cox Corriedale Humble Oil and Refining Co Martin Mohr Ralph A. Johnston Bobby Beckmann Neill Masterson Joyce Pape Wood Alexander Douglas Jung K. W. Tideman Freddie Miller Kenneth Rawlings Calvin Kuhlmann Victor Meier Meyer Bros Thomas Pape Elgin Tatsch Archie Pfeiffer Hampshire Calvin Otte Kenneth Otte Maurice Leifeste Mason Bill Williams Dana Saylor Goldthwaite

Keller sberger Visit Draws Wide Interest in City

Sponsors report strong local interest in the March 7 Kellerberger family visit. A Weslaco businesswoman sent a letter seeking time and place, recalling her trip to hear Mrs Kellerberger in Waco and expressing eagerness to travel Friday for the event. The program supports American Leprosy Missions, run by Protestant churches locally, with work in countries where leprosy is prevalent. The American Leprosarium is at Carrville Louisiana.

Kellersberger Weslaco Kellersbergers Waco Kellerberger Carrville Louisiana

Hoover: First West of Mississippi State Governor to win presidency

Herbert Hoover becomes the first U S president elected from a state west of the Mississippi River. The milestone marks a political shift as Hoover’s victory signals rise of western states in national leadership.

Herbert Hoover United States Mississippi River

Local Youths Implicated in Austin Thefts

Two Fredericksburg youths, whose names were not released, were implicated in battery thefts in Austin on Saturday, January 26. Sheriff Hugo Klaerner said they stole batteries from a truck behind a garage, sold them, and were taken to Austin for examination last week. Charges were not known. both youths are minors.

Fredericksburg Austin Hugo Klaerner Klaerner

UT Medical Student Wilbur Crenwelge Spends Weekend Home

Wilbur Crenwelge son of Mr and Mrs Elgin Crenwelge and a student at the University of Texas Medical School in Galveston spent the weekend with his parents. He left Galveston Thursday the day before the city was deluged with an 8 inch rain.

Wilbur Crenwelge Elgin Crenwelge University of Texas Medical School Galveston Wilbur

Chester Ottmers Promoted to Corporal in Korea

Marine Chester E. Ottmers, 20, son of Mr and Mrs Henry G Ottmers of Fredericksburg Texas, promoted to corporal with Marine Helicopter Transport Squadron 161. He arrived in Korea in September, participated in unit feats, and earned praise from his CO Keith B McCutcheon. Ottmers attended Fredericksburg High School and worked at Behrend Garage before enlisting in 1951.

Marine Air Wing Korea Chester E. Ottmers Henry G. Ottmers E. Creek St Fredericksburg Texas Marine Helicopter Transport Squadron 161 Cpl Ottmers Keith B. McCutcheon Marine Corps Fredericksburg High School Behrend W. Main St

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Gillespians L. A. Exposition West Pleasant Hill Ag 8S. S. Mauldin Ryet Ae My. A Dean Alfange Boerne Chamber Kellersberger Party Helena Rubinstein Kallenberg S Pharmacy Chester Ottmers Harry Land Wesson Maxwell House American Beauty del Monte MRS Crenwelge Food Market
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