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Fredericksburg Standard

Location

Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 03, 1951

Page

9

Marble Falls hunting mishap wounds man mistaken for deer

Marble Falls resident Thomas, 60, was wounded Saturday evening when 14 year old Don Miller Jr mistook him for a deer and shot him while Thomas crouched near the edge of Marble Falls. The youth’s father Don Miller Sr. supervised the shot. Sheriff Wallace Redell investigated.

Marble Falls Thomas Arble Falls Crui Mas Don Miller Jr Sheard Burnet Don Miller Thoas Miller Wallace Redell Burnt

Fifteen Stonewall Scouts Hold Holiday Camp-Out

Fifteen Stonewall Boy Scouts and leaders held their annual Xmas camp-out over the holidays. Families visited across weekends with many relatives attending dinners and gatherings at the Moldenhauer and neighboring homes. The piece notes sympathy for the Bohls family after a funeral in Austin.

Stonewall Boy Scouts Walter Moldenhauer Eddie Wunderlich Guenther Filter Benno Gold Udo Rusenberger Alfred Wunderlich

Research increases life of railroad crossties

The railroads spend about $250 million annually on crosstie replacements. The National Lumber Manufacturers Association and the Association of American Railroads are partnering to develop more efficient wood usage to extend tie life and cut costs.

National Lumber Manufacturers Association The Association of American Railroads

Fifty Men Help Fight Grass Fire At Pleasant Hill

About fifty men aided in containing a grass fire on the W. E. Striegel ranch amid high winds and dry brush. The blaze started from a coffee fire in the pasture and spread quickly, prompting swift assistance as dry conditions persist. Local social notes follow with visits, holidays, and upcoming Pleasant Hill Agriculture meeting set for January 5 1951.

Pleasant Hill W. E. Striegelr Teckla Townsley Oklahoma Otto Uecker Johnson City Llano Levi Deike Benno Stieler Louis Lindig Felix Lindig Richard Kunz Luckenbach Chester Ottmers Alois Schaetter R. R. Rech Shirley R. Rech Fredericksburg Frederick Deike Stanley San Antonio G. C Walker Alice Rose Walter Sultemeier Nathan Sultemeier Walkers Henry Meeker Valley Joe Felsted Deikes Hartmanns Ernest Deike S. S. Mauldin Vella Mae Mauldin M. A. Wolf Kenneth Wolf Sherman Texas Wolf D. R. Adiorne

Community Notes and Guest Visits From Local Families

A list of social visits and travels middle Texas residents made during holidays. Names include Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Roberts of Nevada, R. W. Smith and baby from Odessa, Mrs. Beulah Mahler, Evangelist P. E. Lowenberg, Scotty Kinsey of Arkansas, and many local families visiting kin in Fredericksburg, Houston, Bandera, San Antonio, Rocksprings, Corona New Mexico, and Alvin.

A. C. Wendel M. R. Duderstadt Henry Walker Midland Nath Walker Christian Birch Round Ida Kneese Evangelist P. E. Lowenberg Scotty Kinsey Arkansas Anderson Kinsey Carlos Parker Buzzy Ollie Parker Phil Gillett Houston B. J. Mayhugh Corona N. M A. T. Whetstone Dean Hopf Austin Dale Cook Bandera Leo Klein Fredericksburg A. A. Gitter Marvin Tobin San Antonio Tracy Tobin Roy Roberts Tobins

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Miss Hulda Pearl Dittmar Verne ll Geistweidt and Marjorie Ann Sauer return to colleges after holidays. Mr and Mrs Chas Willms and Mr and Mrs A J Penshorn of San Antonio visit Mr and Mrs Christ Wahrmund and son. Marion Baethge spends holidays in Fort Smith Arkansas with siblings Erwin and Soget Baethge.

Hulda Pearl Dittmar Verne ‘Ll Geistweidt Marjorie Ann Sauer Chas Willms A. J. Penshorn San Antonio Christ Wahrmund Marion Baethge Fort Smith, Ark S/Sget Erwin Baethge

Brave Farm Youth Returns From Polio Fight

A paralyzed Farm youth described as determined recovers with months of therapy and becomes the University of Texas Longhorns mascot. His comeback energizes the 1951 Texas March of Dimes drive to aid polio patients.

Ed. S. Stewart Terry Austin Longhorns

Fredericksburg Publishing Line Promotes Gibson Greeting Cards

A Fredericksburg publishing line showcases Gibson Greeting Cards for special occasions including birthdays and anniversaries. The setup highlights their range of greeting card options for events.

Gibson Fredericksburg Publishing Company

Adorable Letterettes and Flow erettes by Fredericksburg Publishing

Adorable Letterettes and Flowerettes for writing short notes your friends will treasure from Fredericksburg Publishing Company.

Fredericksburg Publishing Company

Willow City Year End Socials Reported

Willow City residents host a string of Christmas and New Year gatherings. Visitors included Mille Ilene Holland to Austin and San Antonio households while local families entertained relatives from San Antonio Dallas Mason and Fredericksburg.

Glue tech makes glued wood stronger than solid wood

Developments in glue aided wood fabrication show glued wood products are lighter and stronger than their solid wood counterparts. Stronger bonds and optimized design yield improved performance in modern engineered wood.

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James Eckert Stonewall Adolph Wunderlich Willy Burg Felix Pahl Clifton Burg Beverley Gonzales Reeves Corpus Christi William Kruse Max Ransleben Weston Bailey Douglas Dickey Adolf Nebgen Walter Immel Borger Herman Weinheimer Simon Burg Alvin Weinheimer Bernice Alvin Jr Ewald Eckert Billy Benno Eckert Jr Son Benno Eckert H. C. Blundell Claudia Ft. Worth Henry Holly Patsy Harvey Boerne B. B. Bohls Mr. Bohl Travelers Cafe Alex Mittendorf Prop Schumann Sales Co Building Center of the Hill Country Fredericksburg, Texas Aarper Brave Farm Willow City Folks Mrs Henry Kirk Willow City Correspondent Mille Ilene Holland Howard Voights Glen Misner Monroe Smith Oscar Leisner Bill Holt Buddy Reed Wichita Falls New York Sam F. Lee Little Ira A. G. Sagebiel Walter Crenwelge Viola Beatrice Alvin Welgehausen V. A. Sagebiel D. A. Sagbeiel Barbara Marvin Ahrens Carlos Young Carlos H. K. Adams Teague Roland Gold Sturday Rudy Hohmann Roy Medlin Freer Mesd Elizabeth Moore Moselle Edwards F. E. Kirchner Yorktown O. W. Hoh John Henry Howard Voight Elmo Baeth VEITS Helmuth Behrend Gillespie, Blanco, Kendall, Kerr, Llano Mason Counties Fredericksburg Publishing Co., Inc
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