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Fredericksburg Standard

Location

Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 15, 1964

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Greatest Disappointment of All in Global Affairs

Alfred Petsch laments international ingratitude and U S policy, arguing Khrushchev and Chinese leaders seek immediate extermination, while America bears the burden of defending Asia Europe and the Western world through the Marshall Plan and anti Communist efforts. The piece contends leadership must act for the general welfare despite discouraging traits in nations.

Khrushchev America Pacific Europe Russia Stalin Mr. Stalin France England Frances’ DeGaul

Harper Leads Historic Harper County Stock Show

Harper FFA and 4 H youths staged the largest livestock show in the history of their annual event last Saturday with 66 goats 81 fat lambs 24 hogs and several breeding animals. Champions were named in six categories including Cleburne Fritz as Champion Hog Kathy Esquell as Champion Pen of Three Flyers and Hardin Rahe as Champion Heifer. First place winners across divisions include Perry Wammer Gerald Ecquell Leo Heinemann and Cleburne Fritz among others.

Nual Cleburne Fritz Kathy Esquell Hardin Rahe Eileen Hopf Gregory Parker Buddy Speath Southdown Perry Wammer Gerald Ecquell Leo Heinemann Kathy

Girl Injured As Car Goes Off Llano Bridge

Carol Moldenhauer, 16, a Fredericksburg High School junior, drove south on Llano to avoid a left turning car at Town Creek. The vehicle went through the guard rail, nose down into a drainage ditch, then settled in the creek bed. She fractured and crushed her right ankle and underwent surgery after initial treatment at Keidel Memorial Hospital. Her father accompanied her, and her mother joined on Sunday. she is expected to recover in Fredericksburg barring complications.

Carol Moldenhauer FHS Lee Moldenhauer Town Creek David Nehr Moldenhauer Llano Keidel Memorial Hospital Santa Rosa Hospital San Antonio Freder East Schubert Streets

Gillespie FFA and 4-H Livestock Show at Fair Park

The 32nd Gillespie County FFA and 4-H Livestock Show draws 615 entries at Gillespie County Fair Grounds on Saturday January 18. Judges include Ray Sims A D Pettit Jack Groff George Garretson Marshall Miller with auctioneer Al Mueller. Judging begins at 9 am and the lamb hog poultry market events run through the day with an auction at 7 pm and trophies at 4 30 pm. Animals not sold at auction depart by 5 pm.

Gillespie County Ray Sims Coleman A. D. Pettit Santa Anna Jack Groff Agricultural Extension Service Kerrville George Garretson Fredericksburg Marshall Miller Texas Agricultural Extension Service A&m University al Mueller Llano

Gillespians Urged To Buy Their Poll Taxes

Milton C. Durst Assessor Collector of Gillespie County urges citizens to purchase poll tax receipts to participate in the 1964 elections. He notes 65 percent of taxes were paid in October and many skipped poll taxes ahead of November elections.

Milton C. Durst Gillespie County

Stonewall Sets Sale of Poll Tax Receipts

Residents in Stonewall may buy poll tax receipts at Weinheimer's Store on Friday and Saturday. The Stonewall Chamber of Commerce arranged with Milton Durst Gillespie Assessor and Collector of Taxes to offer the receipts as a special convenience to local residents.

Stonewall Weinheimer’s Stonewall Chamber of Commerce Milton Durst Gillespie

Poll tax payments and deadlines cited for 1963 taxes

Durst notes most citizens did not pay poll taxes with their general taxes this year and about 900 poll taxes and exemptions were issued through January 4. Roughly 2,000 more must be bought before January 31, 1964, with 1963 property taxes also due by that date to avoid penalties and interest.

Durst

Stabbing Victim Recovering At Keidel Memorial Hospital

Jimmy Turrentine owner of Fair Park Service Station is recovering from a single stab wound to the lower abdomen suffered Saturday night while stepping between Latin Americans to separate a barroom altercation. He was initially listed in critical condition but later reported out of danger and likely to be released soon. His son Terry and bar patrons detained three suspects Lorenzo Sanchez Crispin Sanchez and Filiberto Arizola who were later jailed and handed to state safety officers. Sanchez and Arizola faced Justice Court fines while Crispian Sanchez faces aggravated assault charges and a County Court trial was set.

Jimmy Turrentine Fair Park Keidel Memorial Hospital Hugo Klaerner Turrentine Terry Lorenzo Sanchez Crispin Sanchez Filiberto Arizola State Department of Public Safety Lorenzo San Justice Justice Court Crispian Sanchez

January 31 Wool Payment Deadline for Gillespie Farmers

Gillespie County farmers and ranchers must sign their applications for payments under the 1963 Wool Incentive Payment Program by January 31, 1964. Chairman Raymond Spaeth urges early submission as this deadline applies to wool and lamb marketing in 1963.

Gillespie Raymond Spaeth Gillespie Asc County Committee

Burnet Man Announces Candidacy for Texas Legislature

Tom Henry of Burnet enters the race for State Representative in the Sixty fifth District challenging current holder Terry Townsend of Brady. Henry cites 22 years teaching in San Saba Goldthwaite and Burnet and says he understands district needs. Continued on page 5 section 1.

Tom Henry Burnet Texas Terry Townsend Brady Henry San Saba Goldthwaite

Diamond Jubilee Year Fairs Most Successful

Gillespie County Fair Association reports the Diamond Jubilee year as the most successful in its history with record attendance and numerous events. President Henry Kneese announced at the stockholders meeting that the fair, Fourth of July festival, and horse shows were outstanding. The group co sponsored Easter Fires, and hosted stock shows, sales, and breed auctions while upgrading fair grounds with $23,092.58 in permanent improvements.

Gillespie County Fair Association Henry Kneese Kneese Fredericksburg Gillespie County Fair Association

Postal Increase Is Shown At Local Post Office

Postal business rose in the latest quarter with receipts climbing 3653 to 21365 for 1963 against 1962 totals. Postmaster William Petmecky notes October receipts 6179, November 6905, December 11934. Letter cancellations increased from 203257 to 213824 while parcel post volume also rose though parcel counts aren’t kept. Continued on page 5 section 1.

William Petmecky

New National Guard Armory Nears Completion

The National Guard Armory west of the city on adjacent wall land nears completion. Captain Walter Werner says construction should finish in late January and hopes it is ready for the unit’s annual inspection on January 28. A grand opening and dedication are planned for April. Allen Wilson Construction Company of Denison built the armory at a cost of $117,000 as a major local project during a strong year for construction in 1963.

National Guard Walter Werner Allen Wilson Construction Company Denison Commuity

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W. Believe Alfred Petsch Buddy Spaeth Roy Ressmann FFA Harper Harper Ffa 4-H Robert Dittmar Chester Kasper Wilbert Seipp Melvin Bonn Levy Rusenberger Dayton Eckhardt Werner Moehr Harold Henke Robert Kott Arthur Sagebiel Arthur Pressler Roland Bonn Marvin Grona James Eckhardt Clayton Massey Robert Sifford Werner Henke Charlies Stone Joe Tatum Burnet Man
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