Beginning of a Bright New Year for Americans
In this reflective piece the author extols the new year as a hopeful time for all nations and highlights the superiority of American government rooted in liberty. It contrasts present calm with past wars and emphasizes gratitude for a system that guards individual rights and worship.
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United States
Washington
Potomac
Hitchhiker Dies After Being Struck Near Fredericksburg
Arthur Alford fifty three a hitchhiker died in Fredericksburg Hospital after a car hit him on U S 87 about 16 miles west of Fredericksburg at 7 16. The driver Herbert Morgan Houston attorney said he could not avoid the man who walked into the road. Morgan stopped to aid. No charges filed. The man had fractured skull and injuries and died at 11 30 p m. Further details from papers found on him indicated prior hospitalization in Brownwood.
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Arthur Alford
Fredericksburg
U.S. 87
Walter Werner
Alford
Gillespie- Mason County
Cherry Springs
Herbert Morgan
Houston
Morgan
Werner
Brownwood
Water District Tax and Director Election Slated in Gillespie County
Gillespie County Water Control and Improvement District plans its annual directors election on January 8 at four polling places from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. Residents will also vote on a maintenance tax not to exceed 4 cents per 100 valuation. Nominated directors are Roland Bonn Edwin Eckhardt Jr Dean Hopf with Richard Kasper Otto Schumann Albert as holdovers. Rubin Meier is executive secretary.
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Gillespie County Water Control and Improvement District
Harper
Doss
Stonewall
Fredericksburg
Roland Bonn
Morris Ranch
Edwin Eckhardt Jr
Willow City
Dean Hopf
Richard Kasper
Otto Schumann Albert
Rubin Meier
Water Board
Fredericksburg School District Invests Bond Proceeds for New High School
The Fredericksburg Independent School District received 722000 plus of bond sale proceeds on December 71 through Austin financial channels and deposited them with Security State Bank Fredericksburg. The board authorized time deposits of 75000 for three months at 2.5 percent 500000 for six months at 3.5 percent and 147809.79 for one year at 4 percent to fund construction. Architect Harvey P. Smith Jr. and Associates of San Antonio will begin detailed drawings with bids anticipated after a 60 day period.
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Fredericksburg Independent
Austin
Security State Bank and Trust of
Fredericksburg
Security State Bank
Jarvis Wieser
Arthur
Mrs Meine Named March of Dimes Chairman in Gillespie County
Mrs Frank Meine Jr. was named campaign director for the 25th anniversary March of Dimes to be conducted in Gillespie County in January. She expressed concern that thousands of handicapped children lack access to the best medical care and said the American people will want to help. She noted that crippled children need more support and care.
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Frank Meine Jr
Gillespie County
Rites Held for Mrs. Henry Hirsch 82 in Fredericksburg
Funeral services for Mrs. Henry Hirsch 82 were held Sunday at 2 p m at Schaetter Funeral Home with Rev L J Durkop officiating Burial was in City Cemetery She was born April 15 1880 in Fredericksburg and died December 29 1962 after an extended illness She was the wife of Henry Hirsch a former Gillespie County official and aunt of Fleet Admiral Chester W Nimitz Also surviving are two sons Eugene and Henry Hirsch Jr and six grandchildren plus a sister and a brother. she was predeceased by several Henke siblings
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Henry Hirsch
Schaetter
L. J. Durkop
Holy Ghost Lutheran Church
J. J. Moritz
Hirsch
Frederickshure
Precinct 1
Gillespie County
Chester W. Nimitz
Secret Service
Konrad Adenauer
Lyndon Johnson
Fair Grounds
Hrs Hirsch
C. Kiehne
Henry Hirsch Jr
Arlington
Texas
Eugene Hirsch
San Antonio
Elise
Charles Kiehne
Fredericksburg
August Henke
Kerrville
Ters
William
Otto
Henry
Alfred
Richard
Hugo Henke
1963 Looms As A Good Building Year In City
Fredericksburg building permits for 1962 topped 300000 and stood about 200000 under the 1961 total of 969120 making 1962 one of the better years for construction. Major projects included a 256000 Community Savings and Loan home and a 100000 Security State Bank renovation plus 50 new residences totaling 544225 and 70 alteration permits. Outlook for 1963 is strong with plans for a 650000 high school and a major church project under consideration.
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Security Bank and Trust Company
West Main
Fredericksburg
Presbyterian Church
Stonewall Man Dies In Saturday Hunting Tragedy
Frank William Seaward 32 a Stonewall rock mason died early Saturday in a hunting accident on Rudolph Red ranch in Blanco County He placed his son Jessie 9 in a tree and handed him a rifle butt first the gun discharged hitting the father in the upper body He died instantly and his son’s screams alerted others Blanco County officers investigated the 645 am accident Seaward a native of Gillespie County born July 16 1930 was married to Geraldine Ancoin on February 2 1949 He is survived by wife two sons Carrel Ray and Jessie Howard a daughter Debra Ann four sisters Margaret Mrs C M Castelow Austin Charles Seaward Joan L Seaward Austin and Lillian Mrs Lawrence Busick Costa Mesa California Funeral services were held Monday Dec 31 at 2 pm Beckmann Funeral Home Rev J N Coffman officiated Burial was in City Cemetery Pallbearers were Francis Rech John Pehl Roy Bates Clifton Burg Jerome Jenschke and Willie H Mueller
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Frank William Seaward
Rudolph Red
Post Oak
Blanco County
Seaward
Jessie
Gillespie County
Frank Seaward
Fannie Dolezal Seaward
Geraldien Ancoin
Carrel Ray Seaward
Jessie Howard Seaward
Debra Ann Seaward
Stonewall
Margaret
C. M. Castelow
Austin
Charles Seaward
Louisiana
Joan L. Seaward
Lillian
Lawrence Busick
Costa Mesa
California
Beckmann
J .N. Coffman
First Baptist Church
Rudy Olfers
Francis Rech
John Pehl
Roy Bates
Clifton Burg
Jerome Jenschke
Willie H. Mueller
Postage increases set to take effect January 7
Postmaster Petmecky announces new rates with letter mail rising to 5 cents and air mail letters to 8 cents. Postal and air mail cards cost 4 and 6 cents, while second class postage for newspapers also increases. Bulk mail permits rise from $20 to $30 on January 1.
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William Petmecky
George Washington
United States
Petmecky
First Baby of 63 Arrives At 2 30 P M Gillespie County
Mr and Mrs Hugo Weirich Jr welcome Gillespie County s first 1963 baby a son born at 2 30 p m in Keidel Memorial Hospital and Clinic The Weirichs former Dora Lee Crenwelge are the child s parents Grandparents are Bugne Crenwelge Hugo Weirich Sr and the late Mr Weirich The father is a Mason Star Route mail carrier A gifts shower will be held January 6 at the Palace Theatre with May or Sidney Henke awarding prizes as winner of the First Baby of The Year Derby.
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Hugo Weirich Jr
Gillespie County
Weirich
Keidel Memorial Hospital
Weirichs
Dora Lee Crenwelge
Bugne Crenwelge
Hugo Weirich Sr
Mr. Weirich
Mason Star Route Mail
Palace Theatre
Sidney Henke
Understanding Second Wind in Exercise Physiology
The phrase second wind describes the body adjusting to a higher oxygen demand during continued effort. It reflects improved efficiency as breathing and circulation stabilize, allowing sustained performance beyond initial fatigue.
Gulf Park Senior Hosts Holiday Dance Guests
Miss Chere Tomlinson, a Gulf Park High School senior in Gulfport Mississippi, welcomed out of town guests for the holiday dance. Attending were Sally Stieler of San Antonio, Nancy Davis of Boerne, and Carol Vandergriff of Venezuela. The four plan to fly from San Antonio to New Orleans then join Gulfport peers by bus.
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Chere Tomlinson
Gulf Park High School
Gulfport
Miss
Leo Tomlinson
FHS
Sally Stieler
San Antonio
Nancy Davis
Boerne
Carol Vandergriff
Venezuela
New Orleans
Gulf Park
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