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Fredericksburg Standard

Location

Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 23, 1952

Page

19

Thirty-One Prizes Awarded at Cen-Tex Cooperative Meeting

The first annual Central-Texas Electric Cooperative event crowned 31 prizes at the Electric Fair and Trades Show held at Fair Park. Top prize went to Lone Grove School of Llano for a Frigidaire Home Freezer, accepted by Mrs. L. M. Wallis, Ford Clinger, and H. D. Templeton. Multiple winners from Fredericksburg, Llano, Mason, and other towns received prizes from toasters and blenders to sewing machines and radios, with recipients including Benno Engel, Joe Heinemann, and G. R. Wittig among many others.

Central-Texas Electric Cooperative Electric Fair and Trades Lone Grove Llamo L. M. Wallis Llano Ford Clinger H. D. Templeton Benno Engel Luckenbach Joe Heinemann Harper RCA G. R. Wittig Fredericksburg A. H. Wendel Hugo Lochte Carolyn Stehling 657Th Air Force Kelly Field CWO Carmine Luce Central Texas Cooperative Fair Park J. M. Ebert Vernon Schwartz Luce Douglas Dickey

Parking Meter Vote Rewards City With Income

City officials defend keeping parking meters, moved from the Post Office area to a central spot. The meters are expected to generate about 1,000 dollars monthly for the general fund to fund improvements. Schroeder notes removal could force tax hikes to cover rising city operating costs. He argues meters best enforce parking rules and without them enforcement would be difficult and unsatisfactory.

Schroeder

Soldier Andrew Hartmann Returns From Ireland

Andrew Hartmann has returned from Ireland after a year abroad and is spending his 30 day furlough with his wife and relatives. After the leave, he will be stationed at Hensley Field in Dallas.

Andrew Hartmann Ireland Hensley Field Dallas

Bethany Luther League Holds Watermelon Party

The Bethany Luther League held its monthly social as a watermelon party on Friday July 18. Hostesses were Iola Itz and Vernell Dietrich. Tem ple Klett led the devotion and Rev. G A Poehlmann led the study. About 35 leaguers and guests attended.

Bethany Luther League Iola Itz Vernell Dietrich Temple Klett G. A. Poehlmann

TB risk warning from Texas Tuberculosis Association

A Texas Tuberculosis Association warning states that one untreated active TB case can infect 10 or more healthy people, highlighting the danger of not receiving hospital care or treatment.

The Texas Tuberculosis Association

Texas Senate Race Framing Texanism Versus Trumanism

The Lufkin Daily News editorial compares Price Daniel and Lindley Beckworth for the U S Senate race, framing Daniel as anti Trumanism and Beckworth as pro Truman. It outlines eight issues including corruption spending tidelands labor and Korea, and notes Daniel’s war record versus Beckworth’s lack of service.

Lufkin Price Daniel Lindley Beckworth Lufkin Daily News Senate Texas Beckworth CIO Truman Lufkin News Daniel House of Representatives Congress Washington Tidelands Korea State Department Pacific

Mrs Eddie Ochs Returns Home After Auto Crash

Mrs Eddie Ochs, critically injured in a San Antonio auto collision on June 5, returned home on July 14 after more than a month in hospital. She can be up several hours daily. Her sister Mrs Emelia Doebbler remains in hospital after July 17 accident. Albert Ebbie Schmidt, injured in the same crash, was sent home to San Antonio on July 7.

Eddie Ochs San Antonio Ochs Emelia Doebbler Albert “Ebbie” Schmidt

First steamship Savannah crosses Atlantic in 1819

The Savannah completed the first Atlantic crossing in 1819, marking a milestone in maritime history as the pioneering steamship voyage.

Savannah

Fredericksburg Bank To Close On Election Day

Fredericksburg National Bank will close Saturday July 26 for Election Day. The bank will resume normal hours the following day. Local customers are advised to plan transactions accordingly.

Fredericksburg National Bank

Mrs Alfred Riley 79 Dies. Rites Held Monday

Mrs. Alfred Riley 79 daughter of Fredericksburg’s early settlers died July 20 at 6:30 a m in Dillard Nursing Home after long illness. Born May 26 1873 she married Alfred Riley February 21 1898. survived by husband daughter Anita Rothmann of San Antonio son Crockett Riley of Fredericksburg and several deceased siblings. Funeral July 21 at 4 p m Schaetter Funeral Home with Vicar Rudy Wendel officiating. burial City Cemetery.

Alfred Riley Fredericksburg Dillard Riley Ida Arbelger Wilhelm Katherine Gruen Arhelger Anita Roy M. Rothmann San Antonio Crockett W. Riley Chester D. Riley J. J. Fox Katherine Frederick William Arhelger Schaetter Rudy Wendel Holy Ghost Lutheran Church

Christ Luther League Met On Sunday In Cher ry Spring

The Christ Luther League of Cherry Spring met on Sunday July 20 opening with Softly and Tenderly. Harold Preston read Timothy 4 1 8 and led prayer as members sang Give Me Thy Heart and Beautiful Garden of Prayer. Sophie Rode reported on the Texas District Luther League Convention in Seguin and Harold Preston with Marion Rode spoke on the leadership training school. Kelton Schneider joined as a new member and refreshments were served by Elias Sophie and Oliver Rode before prayers and doxology.

Christ Luther League of Cherry Spring Harold Preston Sophie Rode Texas Seguin Marion Rode

Castell Methodist Church Centennial Observance

The Castell Methodist Church in Castell, with Art and Hilda, marks the centennial of preaching in the Lower Llano Valley from July 31 to August 3. Events include a broken supper at 8 p.m. Thursday, preaching that night, a historical pageant at 8 p.m. Friday, services at 10:30 a.m. Sunday, and a German songfest at 2:30 p.m. Sunday.

Methodist Church Castell Art Hilda Llano Valley

H C Arhelger Laid to Rest in Thursday Rites

Final rites for Heinrich Christian Arhelger were held July 17 1952 at 4 00 p m in Beckmann Funeral Home. The Palo Alto Bear Mountain farmer died July 15 at 9 45 p m at age 89. He was born June 11 1863 in Gillespie County and married Marie Nagel in 1895. Survivors include his wife two sons Alfred and Otto two daughters Selma Katie Alma and one more, 15 grandchildren and 9 great grandchildren. Interment was in the City Cemetery.

Beckmann Heinrich Christian Arhelger Palo Alto-Bear Mountain Revi R. Gammenthaler Arhelger Gillespie County Heinrich Arhelger Caroline Itz Arhelger Vereing Kirche Marie Nagel Alfred Otto Arhelger Selma Arhelger Katie Adolph Klaehn Fredericksburg Alma Phil Kellow Corpus Christi Eeynard Reed San Antonio Elise Adolph Chas Albert Arheliger Willie Alfred Reed Blandina Minnich

Speed Limits and Closing Hours at Oakcrest Park

Gillespie County Commissioners set a park speed limit of 15 mph for most roads in Oakcrest Park with 8 mph on the dam crossing, and require posted signs and enforcement. Minors under 18 must leave by 9:39 p.m., others by 11 p.m. Special after hours stay permits must be obtained from the Sheriff's office.

Gillepsie County

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