Dr Feller Becomes Vice President Of Medical Society
Dr Lorence Feller was elected vice president of the Southwest Texas District Medical Society at its annual meeting in Corpus Christi. He succeeds Dr D R Knapp of Kerrville, who became president as the two day gathering drew 200 doctors from across the state. Dr and Mrs Feller returned home Sunday evening after visiting Mr and Mrs Marshal Jecker in Seguin.
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Lorence Feller
Southwest Texas District Medical Society
Corpus Christi
Feller
D. R. Knapp
Kerrville
Chamber of Commerce marks farewell and planning talk
Outgoing directors were honored at a supper hosted by the Chamber of Commerce as Hilmar Weinheimer outlined plans for the year. Local planning board ideas from Frank Theis of Charlotte were praised, while Esther Mueller returned home after academic work. Sleepers found slumber under two trailer trucks near the post office.
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Chamber of Commerce
Probst
Hilmar Weinheimer
Democrats Battle Over Nominations At Philadelphia Convention
On the eve of the Democratic convention the Eisenhower rejection to run left a split in the party. Pepper proposed drafting Eisenhower to head a coalition government but Eisenhower refused. Truman expected to win on the first ballot while platform work aimed to reconcile Southern insurgents and unity within the party. United Nations faces two threats to peace.
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News of the World
Philadelphia
Eisenhower
Truman
Pepper
Florida
Gen
Trumann
Mr. Truman
Supreme Court
William Douglas
Justice Douglas
Oregon
Douglas
Platform
Platform Committee
United Nations
Palestin
Count Barnadotte
New York
Security Council
Germany
Berlin
U. S
Britain
France
Moscow
Russia
Harry S. Truman
County Plans Large Outlays for 1948 Home Repairs
An estimated 177 009 will be spent in Gillespie County for repairing and modernizing non farm homes in 1948. Most funds cover painting carpentry roofing and plumbing. Nationwide repair spending is expected to total 2 600 000 000 to 3 300 000 000.
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Gillespie County
Tile Council of America
Malcolm Schweiker
Texas
Schweiker
Tile Council
Langs Return From East Texas Louisiana Tour
Mr and Mrs Hilmar A Lang came home July 6 after a tour through East Texas and Louisiana. They were accompanied by their daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs Tom Conley of San Antonio. The trip included sight seeing excursions through New Orleans and Galveston.
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Hilmar A. Lang
East
Texas
Louisiana
Tom Conley
San Antonio
New Orleans
Galveston
Creager Still Runs Texas Republicans
Brownsville political boss R B Creager, a longtime GOP leader, returned to seize control of the Texas state Republican executive committee and will run the Dewey Warren campaign in the state. Dallas booster Geo C Hopkins declined a vice chairman offer.
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San Antonio
R. B. Creager
Brownsville
Texas
Geo. C. Hopkins
Dallas
Local Hospitals Report This Week
Among those undergoing operations this week were Mrs. Raymond Kuenemann Mrs. Herbert Jones Mrs. Roman Stehling Mrs. Daniel Rode Sr. Wm Kuhlmann Mrs. Jack Oates Mrs. Lillie Glen Frank French son of Mrs. Emma French Mrs. Fred Wallace and Johnny Dittmar Only two tonsillectomies were reported They were Mrs. Albert D Oehler and Betty Mae Geistweidt.
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Raymond Kuenemann
Herbert Jones
Roman Stehling
Daniel Rode Sr
Wm. Kuhlmann
Jack Oates
Lillie Glen
Frank French
Emma French
Fred Wallace
Johnny Dittmar
Albert D. Oehler
Betty Mae Geistweidt
Campaign Oddities Spark Voter Interest Across Texas
In Johnson City the "flying windmill" lifts Lyndon Johnson above farms while he speaks to onlookers via loud speaker. Dallas sees Jim Griffin campaigning for Agriculture Commissioner joking about lacking a helicopter. Brenham reports a congressional candidate injures toe after colliding with a table leg during a call.
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Johnson City
Lyndon Johnson
Johnson
Dallas
Jim Griffin
Brenham
Seven Births Reported At Local Hospitals This Week
Seven births, two girls and five boys, announced at local hospitals. The girls were born to Bill and wife on July 7 and Richard Kasper on July 13. The boys were born to Alvin Sultemeier on July 8 Karl Friedrich on July 9 Julius Holm on July 9 Roman Jimenez on July 12 and James Dowell on July 12.
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Bill Lane
Richard Kasper
Alvin Sultemeier
Karl] Friedrich
Julius Holm
Roman Jimenez
James Dowell
Fredericksburg Publishing Co. offers personalized bill imprinting
Customers can have their bill imprinted with their name at Fredericksburg Publishing Co. The notice reads as a promotional item advertising personalized bill printing services.
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Fredericksburg Publishing Co
Summer Activities Keep Scouts Busy
Girl Scouts resume Explorer and Campcraft badge work while Brownies hold a two day meeting at the Cabin. July 7 9 am to 1 pm Brownies games and lunch with a Thursday cookout at the Schumann home. Twenty nine girls rode on July 12 the hay wagon for Explorer badge work.
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Girl Scouts
Brownies
Dick Schumann
Double Horn Road
Mesdames
Victor Kott
Felix Hahne Jr
Sidney Henke
Henry Kuenemann
O. H. Griffin
George Riley
Udo Henke
Lorence Feller
Schumann
Alvin Crenwelge
H. C. Hannemann
Hahne
Edgar Klett
Marily Hartmann
Dorothy Ann Wehmeyer
Camp Blanco
Harry Hartmann
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Earl Brehmer
Luckenbach
Eoening Implement Co
John Deere
H. P. Mentor
Lounie Itz
Rt. 3
Willow City
Delaine Rams
Otto W. Schumann
John Deere Model
Evening Impelment Co
Delta Factory
Alvin Heimann
E. San Antonio
Goehmann
Emil Eberle
Orange St
Fredericksburg
Edgar Itz
McNess Company
Dept. A
Freeport
Til
Mrs. Robt. J. Wilson
Southwest Texas
Women’s Society of Christian Service
United States
Frank Thies
F. W. Archelgers
Frank
Charlotte
North Carolina
Theis
Esther Mueller
University of Texas
Texas State College For Women
Esther
University of Michigan
Ann Harbor
Detroit
Tatsch
Louis G. Dicke
Louis Jr
Herman William
Geraldine Thane
Knippa
Creager
Republicans
IN the Hospital
The
Annual Stockholders’ Meeting of
Fredericksburg National Farm Loan Assn
Soil Conservation Service
Ass'’N
Max C. Renbach
Secy.Treus
Will
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Chambray
Reeves Cord Fabrics
Bates Fabrics
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