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Newspaper

Fredericksburg Standard

Location

Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 31, 1963

Page

6

Firemen Attend 34th Annual Texas Training School

Three Fredericksburg firemen and one from Stonewall attended the 34th Annual Texas Firemen s Training School at Texas A&M College in College Station. The event drew 1 081 firefighters from 425 Texas cities and 18 states plus Mexico Venezuela and Netherlands Antilles and 26 military bases.

Fredericksburg Stonewall Texas Firemen's Training School Texas A & M College College Station Sidney M. Henke Dayton Herbert Lee Moldenhauer Henry A. Kuenemann Charles Weinheimer Stonewall Fire Department Texas Republic of Mexico Venezuela Netherlands Antelles Kuenemann

Visitors Gather at Calloways Home in West Coast Ties

Last week at the Calloways home guests included Homer Calloway’s sister and her husband Curtis Whatley of Killeen. Also present was Mrs Whatley’s mother Mrs Struber visiting from Wiesbaden Germany. A niece Mrs Cotten and her husband Jim Cotten from Reseda California with their three children joined, noting Jim Cotten’s role manipulating puppets on the B Barry television show.

Homer Calloway Curtis Whatley Killeen Watley Struber Wiesbaden Germany Mrs Calloway Jim Cotten Reseda Calif Mr. Cotten B Barry

Notable Texas figures urge Hotel Nimitz renewal and park revival

Robert Lee Bobbitt of San Antonio writes to Alfred Petsch praising Fredericksburg Oak Crest Park and urging rebuilding of Hotel Nimitz in Fredericksburg, lauding Naconogdoches Hotel Fredonia and Col. Bates in East Texas. He notes past service in Texas government and hopes for joint visits and local progress across Hill Country.

Corrone Fredericksburg Oak Crest Park Texas Standard Fredonia Old Nacogdoches Deep East Old Fredericksburg Nimitz William B. Bates Houston Coure Colonel Bates Hatel Hood Hotel Nimitz Hill Country

Miss Mohair 1964 Coronation Day Event Notables

Mohair contest events at the City Swimming Pool feature Nancy Friend and Sandra Dietz as candidates for Miss Mohair 1964. Judges select finalists. TV coverage by KTRC TV. luncheon, coronation rehearsal, and style show with Mohair garments accompany sponsor events at Hotel Nimitz and Turner Hall.

Nancy Friend Mohair Miss Dietz Charles Dickey Dallas Pete Raffa Houston Tyra Ann Cox Martha Baker Madinsonville Ktrbc-Tv Channel 7 Fort Worth Chery Huffman Brady Brady Chamber of Commerce Betty Joan Kothmann Mason Mason Registerey Angora Goat Raisers Assn Becky Crouch Fredericksboro Fredericksbore Jayeees Karen Dittmar Harner Harver Lions Gillespie County Farm Bureau Myrna Flack Comfort Comfort Chamber of Commerce

Hermann Sons Begin Team-Action Membership Drive

The 165 Hermann Sons lodges across Texas launch a Team-Action Membership Drive from August 1 to October 31 led by Fritz Schilo Grand President. Louis Engelke is general chair. four district supervisors manage the campaign. The order, founded 102 years ago in San Antonio, now totals 56 000 members with a goal of 60 000. It runs a youth camp and a home for the aged at Comfort and has paid substantial claims while maintaining solvency. Fredericksburg Lodge No. 41 contributes representatives Frea E. Dietel Arthur E. Reichenau and Paul Metzger.

Hermann Sons Fritz Schilo Order of the Sons of Hermann Texas San Antonio Schilo Louis Engelke Grand Lodge Grana@ Lodge Samuel L. Ahr Corpus Christi Marvin O. Gold Henry F. Ko Fredericksburg Hermann Sons Lodge No Frea E. Dietel Arthur E. Reichenau Paul Metzger

Youths Attend Camp Chrysalis At Kerrville Lutheran Camp

Youths from Zion and Holy Ghost churches attended the senior high session at Camp Chrysalis near Kerrville last week. Named participants include Martha Immel Bethany Bernice Gold Robin Klett Vicky Loudon Judy Friedrich Larry Ottmers and Violet Herbert. Beverly Kneese also attended with part time attendees Janet Ernst Myrtle Mazinke and Linda Hannemann.

Camp Chrysalis Kerrville Zion Martha Immel Bethany Bernice Gold Robin Klett Vicky Loudon Judy Friedrich Larry Ottmers Holy Ghost Rayaean Marchers Violet Herbert Beverly Kneese Janet Ernst Myrtle Mazinke Linda Hannemann

Cherry Spring Ranch Road Under Construction Near 2767

Allen Keller Construction Co. is building the Cherry Spring Ranch to Market Road 2767. A grader and sheepsfoot roller work on dirt as a drainage structure goes in. Allen Keller and son Keith, foreman, discuss progress near the grader. Road runs from US 87 for 6 364 miles past Cherry Spring school house. Completion expected in October.

Cherry Spring Ranch Allen Keller Contraction Company Heepsfoot Allen Keller Keith Derway Cherry Spring

No Injuries In Highway Mishaps Near Fredericksburg

Three single car accidents within five days on U S Highway 290 near Fredericksburg caused only property damage. A 1959 Porsche driven by William Brandom of Tulane University hit a fence after avoiding a dog. a 1962 Corvette driven by Kenneth Logan of Houston swerved to miss a squirrel on Baron's Creek Bridge. a 1963 Mercury driven by Paul Walker east on U S 290 side swiped Bruno Doebbler's pickup. Damages totaled $750.

William Brandom Tulane University New Orleans Fredericksburg U. S. 290 Oscar Engelhardt Place Brandon Bob Werner Kenneth Logan Houston Baron’s Creek U. S Highway 299 Logan Thomas Beasley Werner Paul Walker Cain City Bruno Doebbler Doebbler Walker

Edison Street Stewardship Supper Sunday

The Edison Street Methodist Church hosts its annual Stewardship Supper Sunday August 4 with a 6 30 p m family covered dish in the church basement. A pageant by the Commission on Stewardship and Finance interprets the church budget to the congregation.

Edison Street Methodist Church Clifford E. Edge Commission On Steward Ship and Finance Lee Feuge Marvin Roos Edgar Treibes Marvin Burgess Rolan Schmidt Malinda Woerner Edgar Marschall William Thiele Johanna Ludwig Jane Bender R. Seiter Bobby Schmidt Stanley Wisseman Carlos Grote Orvin Treiles Herbert Schmidt Edge

Mooney Aircraft Proposes Wage Increase for Production Staff

Mooney Aircraft proposes a modified wage scale for production and maintenance employees effective November 4 1963 with an anticipated increase of about 3000 dollars per month in payroll. Company spokesmen attribute the move to expected benefits from a new October product line and note ongoing union negotiations spanning four years with under ten percent of employees union affiliated. The proposal, shared with employees on July 19, includes higher rates for workers with special skills.

Mooney Aircraft Monney Mooney

Loth Family Traces Del Rio Visit and Houston Trip

Mr and Mrs Franklin Loth of Charlotte North Carolina and their daughters Debbie Lisa and K Ann spent weeks with relatives the Elton Jordans and Bob Loths then traveled to Del Rio andOld Mexico before returning home They also spent several days in Houston for a company meeting where he is employed

Franklin Loth Debbie Lisa K’ann Charlotte N. C Bobby Loths del Rio Old Mexico Elton Jordans Bob Loths

Prize Winning Numbers at Benefit Game

Numbers drawn for the benefit game supporting the summer recreation program on Market Square Diamond were 00910 00299 01071 01044 01358 00224 01438 00686 0027 01988. Prize claims may be made by holders.

Market Square

Weekend Guests Bring Dallas Family to Reissigs

Mr and Mrs R B Reissig hosted weekend visitors from Dallas. Mr and Mrs Oscar Schneider and their son and daughter stayed with them. On Sunday they joined another brother and his family, the Max Schneiders, for dinner at the Reissig home.

R. B. Reissig Oscar Schneider Dallas Max Schneiders

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A&m Training School Oakcrest Park-Nimitz Hotel Robert Lee Bobbitt Alfred Petsch The Bobbitt Texas House of Representatives State Highway Commission East Texas Hanes and BVD Tom Sawyer Dickie Dickies Khaki D. J. Cramerton Serene Levi Levi's Men Oxfords Sterling Bros Sandra Dietz Chrysalis Cherry Spring RM Gordon Sauer Keller Photo Edison Street Stewardship Ferdinand Kneese Klaerner’s Park Christian Klein Durst Klaerner‘s Park Perry Woerner Saturp Dia Fredericksburg National Bank F.d.1.c
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