Eisenhower slander fight shapes Texas primary views
The piece argues Taft slander claims undermine his White House bid while defending Eisenhower supporters for a clean campaign. It urges Texas voters to participate in the Democratic Primary since no Republican primary or nominations will be contested, stressing independent choice in the general election.
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Wek
Eisenhower
Taft
Texas
Mr. Taft
Orville Bullington
Wichita Falls
Republican
Fredericksburg picks delegates for regional fairs
Fredericksburg will send duch esses to Kerrville and Brady fairs with Miss Marilyn Schmidt and Miss Jo Ann Striegler representing the city. Both selections are sponsored by the Junior Chamber of Commerce to provide Hill Country visitors entertainment.
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Fredericksburg
Marilyn Schmidt
Eugene Schmidt
Kerrville
Jo Ann Striegler
Kermit Striegler
Brady
Junior Chamber of
Cotaiwerce
Mausolus Namesake Mausoleum Article Note
The burial tomb known as the mausoleum derives its name from King Mausolus, honoring his memory and marking the grand structure as a royal tomb in ancient Persian design.
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Mausolus
Darline Weinheimer Weds Nolan Friedrich at St Marys Church
Miss Darline Ella Weinheimer and Nolan W Friedrich wed in a Tuesday 8 am double ring ceremony at St Marys Church with Rev Joseph J Hildebrand officiating. Attendants included matron of honor Mrs Milton Duecker and bridesmaids Verna Mae Weinheimer Agnes Heine mann, while Ronald Friedrich carried the rings. A banquet for 175 followed at the bride’s ranch home, and a dance for 300 at Pecan Creek School capped the celebration before a brief honeymoon to Buchanan Lake. The couple will reside on a ranch in Pecan Creek. both attended St Marys High School. Out-of-town guests came from San Antonio Alamogordo Willow City and Doss.
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St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Darline Ella Weinheimer
Pecan Creek
Guido E. Weinheimer
Nolan W. Friedrich
Otto Friedrich
Joseph J. Hildebrand
Earlean Schnelle
St. Mary's High School
Eli Rode
Milton Duecker
Verna Mae Weinheimer
Agnes Heinemann
Sylvia Weinheimer
Ilene Rode
Ronald Friedrich
Herbert Stehling
Norman Thiele
Walter Fiedler
Pecan Creek School
Buchanan Lake
St. Mary’s High School
Erwin Kunz
Frank
Norman
Alphons Weinheimer
Alfred Kunz
Willie Geisler
Sandy Brothers
Adolf Schneider
Rhonda Joyce Kern
San Antonio
C of C Meeting Honors Leaders and Directors
Local business leaders received recognition at a Kerrville chamber event. Calvin J. Bi erschabe was honored with an engraved plaque for leadership. New directors named include Werner Henke Harry Jordan Allen Keller and C M Speck George. The St Marys Octet and church figures performed songs during the evening. Representatives from Kerrville Llano Mason Johnson City Comfort Brady Boerne and Bangs attended.
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Bierschwale
Robert W. Klingelhoefer
Chamber
Calvin J. Bierschwabe
Werner Henke
Wolf Creek
Harry Jordan
Liveoak
Allen Keller
Killian-Keller
C. M. ‘Speck’ George
Lone Star Gas Co
Fredericksburg
St. Mary’s
Mathilda Metzger
Mary Frances Stehling
Lucille Straube
Judy Holland
Darlene Duecker
Rosie Kunz
Betty Meurer
Antoinette Kraus
Rudy Wendel
Holy Ghost Lutheran Church
Jay Hein
Gus Sager
Zion Lutheran Church
Chambers of Commerce
Kerrville
Llano
Mason
Johnson City
Comfort
Brady, Boerne
Bangs
Standard Installs Photo Engraving Machine At Plant
The Standard installs a new engraving device to burn dots into plastic, creating toned copies of photographs. The machine produces craters that render images close to the original and the paper invites readers and advertisers to visit the plant and see it in operation.
Rainfall totals and reports from 1952 June weather roundup
Torrential rain continues as meteorologist Alfred Neffendorf compiles rainfall across multiple towns and ranches. Reports include 1.95 inches at Bill Kothe and 2 inches at Edwin Jung, with several locations posting 1-2 inch sums while some areas like Stonewall report light showers or no rain. Total rainfall for 1952 reaches 19.87 inches to date, up from 2.19 inches at the same date last year. Additional June totals include Morris Ranch with 3.53 inches for the month and Crabapple 1.46 inches.
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Alfred Neffendorf
Bill Kothe
Albert Kordzik
Cherry Spring
Harper
Edwin Jung
Doss
Charles Vorauer
White Oak
Listerdale
Grapetown
Stonewall
Neffendorf
Tom Carr
Morris Ranch
F. B. Riley
Oswald Eckhardt
Rheingold
Elroy Schnelle
Bankersmith
Farm safety warning to prevent preventable days lost
State Farm and Ranch Safety Committee warns that days lost from preventable farm accidents can trigger a labor crisis on any farm or ranch in the state. The advisory urges farmers to adopt safety practices to protect workers and maintain productivity.
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State Farm and Ranch Safety Committee
Mrs. Tubbs Honored by Girl Scout Leaders Club
Mrs. W. J. Tubbs, long time local Girl Scout registrar, was honored at a party Friday night at the Girl Scout Cabin before her move to Post Texas. The event featured an ox-cart planter gift, a pale yellow cake, zinnias and foxglove centerpieces, and songs. She recalled her East trip and said she would always remember Fredericksburg for fostering her Girl Scout work.
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W. J. Tubbs
Post
Texas
Leaders Club
Girl Scout Board
Hill Country
Enoch St. Clair
Andrew Kaiser
Mrs. Tubbs
Altar Guild of Holy Ghost Church holds June meeting
Altar Guilds of Holy Ghost Lutheran and Holy Ghost Church met on June 20 with 18 members. Rev. Lindenberg led prayer and scripture. Officers reelected: Lindenberg president, Henry Basse vice president, Ewald Koennecke secretary treasurer. Floral duties assigned to Guenther Henke and Frieda Hilker. Lindenberg discussed Augsburg Confession article 17. Social hour planned by Reinhald Tatsch and Robert Arbelger.
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Altar Guild
The
Holy Ghost Lutheran Church
Lindenberg
Henry Basse
Ewald Koennecke
Guenther Henke
Frieda Hilker
Reinhald Tatsch
Robert Arbelger
Registrar's example inspires colleagues and friends
A tribute notes a registrar who served with dedication and inspired all who knew her through a life of service and collaboration. Her work and guidance left a lasting impact on colleagues, students, and the community she served.
If you have a sharp eye for bargains watch the want ads
A concise nudge to readers to check want ads for bargains, suggesting savvy shoppers can find good deals by scanning classified listings for affordable items and opportunities.
WMU Honors Mrs W J Tubbs at Bible Study Farewell
The Baptist WMU met with Mrs. J Luther Watson at her home for a regular Bible study and business meeting. The event also served as a farewell party for Mrs. W J Tubbs with fourteen members present and floral decorations. Mrs R H Morris served cake and Mrs Herman Castles poured punch as gifts were given to the honoree.
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Baptist
WMU
J. Luther Watson
W. J. Tubbs
R. H. Morris
Herman Castles
Thousand Islands Placed in St Lawrence River Area
The Thousand Islands are located within the St Lawrence River. This landmark chain marks a notable geographic feature along the river, renowned for its scenic scenery and historic river traffic.
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Thousand Islands
St. Lawrence River
Birthday Party for Reinbach Children at Court House Square
Mrs. Max Reinbach entertained about thirty children and mothers at the Play Area of Court House Square on Sunday afternoon for the birthdays of her children Mary and Max Jr. Mary turned three on July 1 and Max Jr. turned one on June 25. The cake was oval with pink icing, blue candles, and the inscription Happy Birthday. Favors were miniature motor vehicles. The hostess was aided by mothers in serving refreshments.
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Max Reinbach
Court House Square
Mary
Max Jr
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Maci
Darline Weinheimer
St. Mary's Church
Fisher
Arthur Stehling
C. A. Creenwaldt
First Methodist Church
Sai
Altar Guild of
Holy Ghost Church
W.J. Tubbs
Reinbach
Pioneer Furniture CO
E. Main Street
Fredericksburg, Texas
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