Local Social Notes and Visits Highlight Summer Weekend
Castell-Continued from page 1 sec 2 guests Mrs Chas Pluenneke. Dorothy Kassel visited from Marshall Ford Dam. Patricia Jo and Robert Gene Dalchau returned to San Angelo after weeks with relatives. Trinity Church class hosted a watermelon feast at Riverside Park. A F Rothman and Frances Rothman visited Mrs Emil Hoerster in San Antonio. Fred Kassel and grandson Frederick visited in Hondo with the Wei mers. Vernelle Radetzky returned from six weeks summer school in Denton. Cecil Osbourn and spouse welcomed a baby boy born July 17.
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Icksburg
Chas. Pluenneke
Dorothy Kassel
Marshall Ford Dam
Fred Kassel
Patricia Jo
Robert Gene Dalchau
San Angelo
Trinity Methodist Church
Riverside Park
Messrs and Mesdames
A. F
Frances Rothman
San Antonio
Emil Hoerster
Frederick
Hondo
L. A. Weimers
Vernelle Radetzky
Denton
General Tires and Tabes Drive-In Spotlight
Fred ersburg drive in station Rubin Crenwelge is noted as proprietor in a brief item highlighting local business. The mention emphasizes community commerce and the enduring presence of small firms in the area.
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Fredericksburg Drive-in
Rubin Crenwelge
Fredericksburg Drive-In Station
Many Apply for Highway Patrol Examiner Jobs
About 5,000 Texas youths will take exams for Highway Patrol and Drivers License Examiner posts in August, says State Police Director Homer Garrison Jr. With 3,000 applications on hand and 2,000 more expected before the July 29 deadline, forms must be requested from the Department of Public Safety in Austin and returned by July 29. Examinations occur at 14 district offices and successful applicants will enter an 8 week training at Camp Mabry starting September.
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Austin
Homer Garrison Jr
Department of Public Safety
Highway Patrol
Klein Branch Club Meets at Stevens Home
The Klein Branch Home Demonstration Club met Wednesday afternoon at the Lewis A. Stevens home. Miss Martin spoke on electrical equipment and plans were made to send Mrs. J. M. Stevens as delegate to the Short Course at A. and M. After refreshments a social hour followed. The next meeting will be with Mrs. J. O. Stevens.
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Klein Branch Home
Lewis A. Stevens
Martin
J. M Stevens
J. O .Stevens
J. B. Rieger
Stewart’s Grove
Dallas
Theo Oehler
Woman’s Society of Christian Service
Oehler
Dorothy
Margaret
Frank Staudt
C. N. Taylor
G. E. Pape
Herbert Oehler
Wm. Stackbein
Lydia Bierschwale
Edgar Ellebracht
Ida Kneese
Tommie Kneese
Mountain Home
W. A. Brown
Temple
Frank
Carl Kroll
San Angelo
C. W
Oscar Albert
Alice
Chester Oehler
San Antonio
J. C. Cosper
Alvie Cosper
Silver City
New Mexico
Albert Sagebiel
Beatrice
Louis Grosenbacher
Fredericksburg
Edna Ellebracht
Frontier Day Rodeo in Cheyenne and Yellowstone Visit
A Harper tour plans travel to Cheyenne Wyoming for the Frontier Day Rodeo and a Yellowstone National Park stop. The trip includes visits with relatives in Nevada and a wedding era outfit described as a black silk gabardine suit with kelly green accessories.
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Cheyenne
Wyoming
Yellowstone National Park
Nevada
Mrs Jones
Junction
Mr. Jones
Cleaning Tips for Geisha Queen Gold and Silver Slippers
Wite Preservers E Geo Queen Gold and silver slippers can be cleaned by brushing with alcohol or gasoline, and there are commercial preparations on the market that are satisfactory.
Joe Petsch Receives Army Reserve Commission
Joe Slater Petsch son of Mr and Mrs Alfred Petsch recently received his commission as a second lieutenant in the 387th Infantry regiment for reserve officers after meeting promotion requirements. He completed four summers of training at Camp Bullis Texas from 1937 to 1940, finished an army correspondence course in May 1941 and took his oath on July 5. He remains subject to call at any time for service in the expanding armed forces.
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Joe Slater Petsch
Alfred Petsch
387Th Infantry
Persch
Citizens Military Training Camp
Camp Bullis
Texas
Joe
Uncle Sam
Texas Spring Dairy Shows Exhibit 1493 Head From 500 Breeders
A total of 1,493 dairy cattle were shown by 500 breeders across 22 spring events in Texas. The gatherings highlighted quality stock and regional breede rs participating in the season's contests.
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Texas
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Camp Mabry
Klein
Sunset Motor Lines
Brady Freight Lines
Houston
Ft. Worth
Woerner Warehouse
Henry Klein
Chevrolet
Standard Motor Co., Inc
Humble Oil & Refining Company
Harper
Henry Storms
Brownwood
S. G. Welsh
Sacramento Mountains
C. W. Sageser
Carl Durst of
Doss
Fred Gammenthaler
Stonewall News
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Benno Eckert
Stonewall
Alfred Rusenberger
Virginia Weinheimer
A. & M. College
Marcus Burg
Adolf Nebgen
Paul Rusenberger
del Rio
James Eckert
Boerne
Louis Kramer
Mission Valley
Kramer
Harry Hitzfeld
Toby Willis
Louis Blumenthal
Louis Goethal
Chas. Ahrens
Vera Gardner
Carl Nitch
Pryor Mogford
Dora Eckhardt
John Gardner
Herman Weinheimer
H. M. Green
Eleanor
San Marcos
Camel
Levi Hitzfeld
Otto Adler
Arthur Zipp
New Braunfels
Jacob Weinheimer
Thomas
Evelyn Weinheimer
Alvin Weinheimer
Bernice
Christian Fritz
Laurence Fritz
Ben Fritz
Hardy Evans
Wm Wiegand
Walter Fritz
Agnes Habey
Dunlay
Tex
Ernst Hodges
Marcia Nell
Weston Bailey
J. W. Bailey
Oscar Beauchamin
Panama
Calif
Clarence Martin
J. O. Tanner
Dorothy Bright
J. H. Bright
Edgar Duecker
Duecker
Dick Schumann
Otto Lindig
Arlis Wood
Arlene
Jesse Wood
Walton Davis
Eldorado
Alfred Ahrens
Walter Kordzik
Ernest Hodges
Overton
Wiegand Lindig
T. F
Joe Petsch
Geo
Kallenberg’s
Robert Blum
Sinclair Products
Milton Petermans
Specia
Ford
Advance Motor Company
Ranchman’s Supplies
Lochte Storage & Commission Company