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Newspaper
Fredericksburg Standard
Location
Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1952
Page
23
Classified page details pricing rules for first and subsequent insertions, with per word charges and minimum 25 cent per insertion. It notes bold readers and special rates for announcements cards of thanks and resolutions of respect. Includes word counting rules for names and addresses.
For those special occasion notes browse the complete selection at Fredericksburg Publishing Co Inc featuring a range of Thank You cards and sentiments suitable for various occasions and recipients.
A son was born to Ensign and Mrs. Louis Wahrmund in Honolulu Hawaii on May 23. The baby Wesley Martin has a brother Andrew 21/2. Ensign Wahrmund serves in the U S Navy and may transfer to a Far East station soon. Louis is the son of Mrs Ewald Koennecke.
Mr and Mrs Eugene Fischer hosted a Sunday chicken dinner on their terrace honoring Mrs W J Tubbs. Ten guests attended.
Zion Lutheran Church will publicly recognize members who earned credit cards through church workers courses. Seven completed “An Introduction to the Bible” including Mesdames Dittmar Durst Klier Hartmann and others. many more completed “An Introduction to Sunday School Teaching.” Additional cards were earned at a church workers institute at Texas Lutheran College. The Board of Parish Education awards four First Certificates after four hours of courses.
Gifford White, a 1929 Fredericksburg High School graduate and son of Mr. and Mrs. W. C. White, visited Monday afternoon while en route to Tarzana California. A UT and MIT graduate, he became a leading Sperry Gyroscope Company engineer during World War I and later a partner in a California scientific instrument firm. He recently sold his interest. He is married to former Miss Sarah Harrison of Austin. they have a 10-year-old son and a five-year-old daughter.
Helene Wilke former Aus tinite now assistant merchandise promotion director of Charm Magazine in New York City is among four women honored by the Tobe Coburn School for Fashion Careers. She received the annual J award at a Waldorf Astoria luncheon and is a UT journalism graduate and former The American Statesman woman’s editor. Her Austin-based father Ira W Wilke serves as Gillespie County group president planning a July 12 basket supper in Austin.
Gillespie County Farm Bureau will meet Tuesday night July 8 at 8 30 p m in the Exhibition Hall Gillespie County Fair Grounds Walter McKay will speak on state Agriculture setup and branch effects on farmers Lonnie Itz the president invites families to attend refreshments to be served The note also mentions Minnesota stone quarries Indian peace pipes and the Dionne Quintuplets birth on May 28 1934.
A dense old classified real estate ad lists numerous properties from East Main Street to Kerrville highways. It highlights 5 room homes with garages and tree shade, 4 and 5 room modern houses, corner lots, and proximity to schools. Also features large acreage, ranches, and farm tracts with prices from 4 500 to 16 850 dollars. Includes Uptown South Heights North and Rural offerings with notes on city limits, water, sewer, gas, and terms.
Rev and Mrs Frederick Bra cher of Avoca Nebraska visit his parents Rev and Mrs F A Bracher and sister's family the Werner Kliers They will be joined by Mrs Robert Nelson and her daughter Flora Before returning to Avoca the Brachers will visit Miss Tony Bracher in Houston Nancy Hanks mother of Abe Lincoln Alton Hansen of San Antonio stays with Waldemar Hansens and attends Bethany Lutheran Church picnic at Enchanted Rock His wife and children visit relatives in Port Neches.
Fredericksburg Publishing Company unveils a new line of Gibson greeting cards. The cheery collection aims to lift spirits for friends facing illness with bright designs and hopeful messages.
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