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Fredericksburg Standard

Location

Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 22, 1964

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Bloodmobile Set to Visit Fredericksburg on July 30

The Red Cross Bloodmobile will visit St. Marys School Basement July 30 with a chairing team led by Mrs. Norman Rech and Mrs. Alex Knopp. The Gilh espie chapter aims for 88 pints per visit to reach an annual 342 pints while urging donors before vacation. Last year Gillespie County yielded 295 pints, 220 used locally. Donors are urged to call WY 7 2597 to make appointments. Miss Lynette Wehmeyer hosted Miss Marcie Moran over the weekend. both UT summer students are roommates.

Red Cross Bloodmobile Fredericksburg St. Mary's School Norman Rech Alex Knopp Harry Hartmann Gillespie Red Cross Hartmann Gillespie County

Dittmar Billy Tops at Del Rio Angora Sale

Dittmar Billy tops the Del Rio Angora Sale in Gillespie County as John A. Dittmar sells the top Billy to Carl Hut to of Carter Valley for 150 dollars. A second Billy sold for 105 dollars to Herbert Brown of Sanderson, Texas. Dittmar has long been a leading exhibitor and seller of top-ranked Billies in Texas sales.

Dittmar Billy del Rio Gillespie County John A. Dittmar Dittmar Carl Hutto Carter Valley Herbert Brown Sanderson Texas

President Johnson touts good U S economy at ranch press briefing

President Lyndon Johnson declared the U S economy good during a Saturday press conference at the LBJ Ranch. He noted a third federal spending cut and cited lower expenditures for the year ended June 30. Johnson and family attended church in Johnson City and later spoke with Texas reporters before returning to Washington.

LBJ Lyndon Johnson White House U.S Johnson Lynda Bird First Christian Church Johnson City Washington Granite Shoals Lake Texas Sen. Goldwater Goldwater

Gillespie County Fair Catalog Dedicated to President Johnson

A 200 page Gillespie County Fair catalog honors President Lyndon B. Johnson, a Gillespie native exhibitor, with his photo and trophies from last year's fair. The catalog lists premiums, rules, judges, entertainment, and ads from local firms, and will be mailed to exhibitors and distributed to advertisers ahead of the August 21 to 23 fair. Copies are available from secretary Mrs. Bill Petmecky.

Gillespie County Fredericksburg Publishing Co Rudy Olfers Lyndon B. Johnson Johnson Curtis Feller Henry Kneese Rita Neidigh Bill Petmecky

Farm Bureau Queen Contest Set For Fredericksburg Event

Gillespie County Farm Bureau Queen Contest scheduled for Thursday July 30 at 8 p m in Fredericksburg Junior High Auditorium with Bill McReynolds of WOAI radio TV as master of ceremonies Bob Tindle of the Rehabilitation Center for the Blind Texas Lions Camp Kerrville will be guest pianist and provide background music An auction of homemade country produce by Farm Bureau ladies will be held Gayle Ingram Columbus will be auctioneer Contestants including Cynthia Hohenberger Lola Manger Doris Ahrens Joyce Meier Shirley Grona Elaine Kneese attended a Coke party hosted by Mr and Mrs Walter Doebbier Mrs Doebbier is general chairman for the queen's contest and Mrs Richard van Bibber is contestant chairman Public invited to attend.

Gillespie County Farm Bureau Fredericksburg Junior High Bill McReynolds Woat Rack and TV San Antonio Bob Tindle Rehabilitation Center For the Texas Lions Camp Kerrville Mr. Tindle Fredericksburg Gayle Ingram Columbus Farm Bureau Farm Burean Cynthia Hohenberger Lila Manger Doris Ahrens Joyce Meier Shirley Grona Elaine Kneese Walter Doebbier Doebbier Richard van Bibber F. M. Burgess Bob Semmiler Arthur Stehling Museum Project United States Fred Methisen Alive Stehling Museum Balser and Davidson Fleet Admiral Chester W. Nimitz

White ways brighten Fredericksburg streets in five year plan

Mayor Sidney Henke announced a five year street lighting plan turning Main Street and all approaches into bright white Mercury vapor lit corridors. Duke Petty said fixtures on Main Street are upgraded and future routes include U S 290 to the east, U S 87 south, and Highway 16 to the city limits. The project costs about 35000 dollars, with city crews handling installation.

Fredericksburg Sidney Henke Duke Petty Main Main Street Llano Street Highway 16 Nimitz U. S. Highway 290 Kraus Corner U. S. 290 Petty

Naval Chief Praises Nimitz Museum Project

Admiral David L. McDonald Chief of Naval Operations lauds the Fleet Admiral Chester W. Nimitz Naval Museum Project in a letter to the museum board. He commends the finished folders 2 July and notes the material packs much information into small space for fundraising impact.

Nimitz Museum David L. McDonald United States Navy Chester W. Nimitz Museum Board

Reiche Nau and Lochte Family Return from Manchester Trip

Mr and Mrs Douglas Reichenau and family of San Antonio with Mrs Alfred Lochte returned from a visit to Manchester Tennessee where they met civilian aerospace engineer David Reichenau at Arnold AFB He works with the wind tunnel and several missiles A three day rain spell marked the visit.

Douglas Reichenau San Antonio Alfred Lochte Manchester Tenn David Reichenau David Arnold Afb

Fredericksburg High School Nears Completion

New Fredericksburg High School near completion with opening planned August 31 under Superintendent Hans Bergner. Hillbilly Stadium to host first home game September 11 against Burnet as parking and access road work continues. Cafeteria kitchen will prepare meals for both campuses with old lunchroom repurposed as dining area. Otto Zimmerman named cafeteria manager. system touted for space saving and efficiency.

Fredericksburg Hans Bergner Fredericksburg Independent Bergner Hillbilly Hillbilly Stadium Burnet Otto Zimmerman

Annual 4-H Dress Revue Friday Night in Gillespie County

The Gillespie County 4-H Club hosts its Annual Dress Revue Friday night at 8 in the Community Savings Center Hall with 46 girls from seven clubs modeling sewn garments. Senior entrants include Sharon Arlitt and others, juniors list many participants, and the event's theme is 4-H Parade of Fashion.

Gillespie County Community Savings Center Hall Joyce Ann Meier Linda Leach Llano County Hda Eugene Hartmann St. Mary’s Betty Gandre Betty's Fabric Shop San Angelo Cactus Hotel Sharon Arlitt Betty Frantzen Helen Bierschwabe Connie Dittmar Betty Klein Doris Jenschke Alicia Hann Bernice Stehling Elizabeth Ann Itz Sandra Feiler Cathy Tatsch Linda Harper Carolyn Vogel Diana Nebgen Cathleen Cornell Frances Jung Claire Malacnek Janice Klein

Four-H Dress Revue Set With Four Members

Florence and Arlene Crenwelge Debbie Meier and Elizabeth Itz have sewed under adult leader Mrs Leo Itz. The Revue occurs July 24 at 8 p.m. in the Community Savings Center Hall.

Florence Arlene Crenwelge Debbie Meier Elizabeth Itz Leo Itz Community Savings Center

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