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Newspaper
Fredericksburg Standard
Location
Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1946
Page
10
Renick of San Antonio and many local residents are noted visiting friends and relatives in Willow City and nearby towns. The column lists numerous mutual calls, visits to San Antonio, Corpus Christi, Kilgore, and Fredericksburg, plus gatherings, dinners, swimming parties, and weekend hosts.
A Stonewall birthday party for Charles Burg drew 51 guests at the Burg home with refreshments served. Local and visiting families, including Mr. Robert S. Bone and Mrs. Henry J. Burg, mingled as Brush and weed control spraying plans were discussed for ranch country. Stonewall’s ball team beat Harper 12 to 9 in a Sunday game.
A series of short social notices lists visits and travels among Blanco County residents. George Gipson attended business in Austin while Opal Ray Gipson and Maurice Gipson joined with others visiting Fredericksburg and Johnson City. Others include placements, purchases, and a fishing trip in Buchanan Dam with local families and former Harper School personnel referenced.
Children of San Antonio visited her mother Mrs. R. B. Goff. Sun Roy Roberts was a San Antonio visitor on Monday. Adele Smith of Seguin has been visiting friends and relatives in Harper. Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Kneese of Fredericksburg visited his mother Mrs. Ida Kneese over the weekend. Mrs. Bessie McDougall and son John visited in the home of Mrs. Clara Masters Sunday.
A large brick building housing the Powell Cavanaugh Truck and Tractor Co. in Coleman suffered heavy fire damage on July 14 with losses estimated at $30 000 or more. Firemen battled the blaze for two hours.
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