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Newspaper
Fredericksburg Standard
Location
Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1951
Page
7
Final date February 3 1951 set to file for a new farm peanut allotment. Eligibility requires that the applicant relies on the farm for livelihood, owns or operates the only farm with a 1951 allotment, and has no peanut production on the farm in 1948 1949 or 1950. First time growers should apply at the local PMA office by February 3.
Capt Jake Weinheimer son of Mr and Mrs Herman Weinheimer has moved from Germany to London and then to San Antonio to bring his dog. The Fredericksburg Wochenblatt once published here is highlighted as a German paper history. The Humble Way magazine features Fredericksburg landmarks illustrated by E M Schiwetz with a note offering free color reproductions via Humble Oil.
Patrick H. Reagan, son of Paul H. Reagan of The Ranch Hye Texas, is promoted to staff sergeant per Stewart Air Force Base Newburgh New York. He joined the service in April 1946, served a year in the Pacific with the 1st Air Division, and now works as an administration specialist in the Air Adjutant General's office Eastern Air Defense Force. He is a Yale University 1950 graduate majoring in English and previously worked for Frost National Bank of San Antonio before rejoining the service last September.
A low of 27 degrees Thursday morning January 18 marked the week's minimum. two other mornings were at or below freezing, with 32 and 31 degrees. Friday's 80 degree high capped a week of notable temperature swings observed by Alfred Neffendorf.
A reader notes that the classified section will fill with requested items and notices. The page promises listings for sale rental and services, offering space for community wants and offers.
Fredericksburg FFA Chapter will exhibit seventeen fat steers and lambs, four fat barrows, twenty four turkeys, twelve single capons, four pens of three capons and two pens of five fryers at the Houston Fat Stock Show. Members include Wilbert and Dayton Ransleben, Melvin Bonn, Clinton Herber, Kermit Crenwelge, Leroy and Elroy Behrends, Dudley Althaus, James Welgehausen, Oliver Rode, Alton Oehler, Theo Lindig, Richard Feller, Donald Dittmar, Hubert Cox, Victor Meier, Thomas Pape, Robert Pape, Lorin Baethge, A C East, Wilfred Dittmar, Liston Maner, Guenther Maenius, Donald Vollette, Bobby Beckmann, David Nehr, and Alton Moellling. They depart Saturday January 27. Sifting and judging of fat stock runs Tuesday through Wednesday, with auctions set for Thursday and Friday February 1 and 2.
Lt and Mrs E W Hahn Jr of Ft Sam Houston announce the birth of a son Steven Louis on Saturday January 20 Their children include a 4 year old son and a 2 year old daughter Grandparents are Mr and Mrs E W Hahn Sr Lt Hahn serves in the Machine Records Unit at Ft Sam Houston.
A professional in medicine stresses that a surgeon requires the latest internal knowledge to perform effectively. Lapses in current data could affect accuracy and patient outcomes in critical procedures.
Eleven children six girls and five boys were born in local hospitals during the past week. Girls were born to Mr and Mrs James Holekamp January 17 to Mr and Mrs Felix Gellermann and Mr and Mrs Raleigh Kothmann January 22 and to Mr and Mrs Paul Costillo Mr and Mrs
In local hospitals R. H. Duecker and Leon Becker welcomed newborn boys on January 23. Albert Botello and Robert Fox families reported January 17 births, G. F. Kilman and W. A. Freer January 19, and Felix Steh January 24. Mr. Ing was noted among hospital births.
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