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Fredericksburg Standard

Location

Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1952

Page

14

District VFW Encampment Held In Central Texas

District 23 Encampment brings VFW and Auxiliary posts from Legion and several Texas towns to Mason road VFW Hall. Registration at 9 a.m. Sunday with speaker Roger Evans San Antonio. morning service at First Methodist. lunch at Pauls Chicken N Chips. elections of district officers to follow. Representatives from Brady Kerrville San Saba Goldthwaite Lampasas Mason Liano Johnson City attend.

VFW Mason Road Roger Evans Post Department San Antonio First Methodist Paul’s Chicken 'N Chips Paul's Chicken 'N Chips Ladies’ Auxiliary VFW Hall Legion Brady Kerrville San Saba Goldthwaite Lampasas Mason Liano Johnson City

A Statement on Democratic and Republican Conventions

A column asserts the convention system reflects citizen will through precinct and county ballots. It argues majority rule guides precinct, county, and state delegations and condemns delegates betraying that trust, labeling the conclusion inevitable and urging fidelity to the voters’ instruction.

Texas Voice of

Giants Meet Goldthwaite Hire Tonight

Fredericksburg Giants clash with Goldthwaite Red Sox at Fair Park tonight June 4 at 7 11 p.m. The teams split the season series with a 13 8 Giants win opening game and a 5 3 Goldthwaite win at Goldthwaite last Saturday.

Fredericksburg Giants Goldthwaite Red Sox Fair Park Field Giants

Clayton Jung Loses Finger In Combine Mishap

Clayton Jung 18 son of Mr and Mrs Thomas Jung of the Cave Creek community lost the middle finger on his left hand in a weekend combining accident at his father's place. His hand was caught between a belt and pulley on the combine and the finger was amputated after he was brought to town for treatment.

Clayton Jung Thomas Jung Cave Creek Clayton

Navy Ensign Survives Crash Of F6F Near Willow City

Ensign Roger E. Ruch, a Norfolk based Navy pilot, bailed out at 3,500 feet seconds before his F6F exploded and burned near Edwin Crenwelge farm two miles east of Willow City. He landed unharmed with a temple scratch while a fire crew removed wreckage days later.

Roger E. Ruch Norfolk Edwin Crenwelge Willow City Fredericksburg Crenwelge Evelyn Herber Ensign Ruch Crenwelge Place Bar Ditch Ruch Navy el Paso Houston

Dr. Harry Tubbs To Open Offices In Post Texas

Dr. Harry Tubbs M D has resigned from Keidel Memorial Hospital staff in Fredericksburg and will open private practice July 1 in Post Texas at the new $400000 24 bed air conditioned hospital. A Virginia native and Medical College of Virginia graduate he cites desire to practice individually and notes all fees are payable to Keidel Memorial Hospital. He has led local civic efforts including the Fredericksburg Junior Chamber of Commerce presidency and American Legion post commander duties and remains an elder in the Presbyterian Church.

Harry Tubbs Keidel Memorial Hospital Post Texas Lubbock Tubbs West Texas Virginia Medical College of Virginia Richmond Hill Country Fredericksburg Junior Chamber of Commerce Louis Jordan Post American Legion Presbyterian Church of

Navy plane crashes near Willow City field

Debris covers the Edwin Crenwelge field two miles east of Willow City after a U S Navy plane went down at noon on Thursday. Ensign Roger E Ruch, the pilot, parachuted to safety and is inspecting the wrecked motor while a boy studies the scene along Willow City Farm to Market road.

Edwin Crenwelge Field Willow City Farm To Market Bar Roger E. Ruch

Oakcrest Park Dedication Draws 3000 in Hill Country

An estimated crowd of over 3,000 gathered Sunday afternoon to dedicate Gillespie County’s Oakcrest Park. County Judge Victor H. Sage bil presented the park for county residents and visitors, as a Girl and Boy Scout color guard raised the new flag. A noonday barbecue fed attendees, with 2200 pounds of mutton prepared in the park and sold to support future improvements. Liveoak Creek and a park lake drew fishers, swimmers, and boaters, with free motorboat rides by Vernon Gold and Paul Pfiester aiding the park fund. The 4 p.m. program opened with a Hermann Sons Band concert conducted by Lorence Bading, with Arthur Kowert presiding as master of ceremonies.

Oakcrest United States Gillespie Oakcrest Park Victor H. Sagebiel Liveoak Creek Vernon Gold Paul Pfiester Hermann Sons Band Lorence Bading Arthur Kowert

Park dedication highlights civic support and future plans

Monday's dedication, led by Chamber manager Wm. Petmecky and County Judge Victor Sagebiel, credited civic clubs for park development. A 35 young ladies bathing beauty review and kids fishing contest drew attendees as about 1200 dollars was raised for park improvements including a skating platform, a possible second dam on Liveoak Creek, and more rest rooms. Only half the park has been developed with substantial undeveloped land to the south.

Liveoak Creek

Methodist Pastors Are Returned to Local Churches

The Rev. C. A. Greenwaldt of First Methodist Fredericksburg and the Rev. John C. Campbell of Edison Street Methodist were reassigned to local churches after the Southwest Texas Methodist Conference in San Antonio. The session ordained two new ministers and retired two others, detailing future stations for many pastors including McKinney Bloomington and Schulze Mathis among others.

C. A. Greenwaldt First Methodist Fredericksburg John C. Campbell Edison Street Travis Park Methodist Church San Antonio Richard R. Laurence Richard Laurence Milton Dare Herman Hahn Dorothy Hahn Dare Wesley Methodist Church Harlingen Laurence Yale Divinity School A. R. Vetter Liane O. F. Kattner Lometa

Local Names Forged to Checks In Austin-S.A.

Sheriff Kraerner reports two local men, Clarence Kiesling and Col. Reese Willard, had their names forged on checks cashed in Austin and San Antonio. Kiesling’s totals exceeded 200 dollars, Willard’s for five dollars. All forgeries used local bank blanks. Police in both cities are on alert and a Dallas-area description circulated.

Clarence F. Kiesling Col Reese Willard Austin San Antonio Hugo Kraerner Kiesling Willard

Nolan Sagebiel to Be Ordained Sunday Morning

The Rev. Nolan S. Sagebiel of Fredericksburg, Wartburg Theological Seminary graduate, will be ordained as a Lutheran clergyman at St. John's Lutheran Church Crabapple at 10:30 a m Sunday June 8. The ceremony will be led by the Rev E A Sagebiel of Stuttgart Arkansas with Rev G A Poehlmann of Bethany Lutheran Church preaching and Rev M J Schwarz of the local church assisting. Sagebiel earned a BA from Wartburg College in 1948 and did a year of internship in Lamesa Texas between his second and third years of seminary studies. He is the son of Mrs Arthur Sagebiel of Mason Route Fredericksburg.

Nolan S. Sagebiel Fredericksburg Wartburg Theological Seminary Dubuque Iowa St. John’s Lutheran Church Crabapple E. A. Sagebiel D. D Stuttgart Arkansas G. A. Poehlmann Bethany Lutheran Church M. J. Schwarz Sagebiel Wartburg College Waverly Lamesa Texas Arthur Sagebiel Mason Route Freder

Cen-Tex Electric Coop Gets 1.35 Million Loan

The Central Texas Electric Cooperative based in Fredericksburg received a 1.35 million loan from the Rural Electrification Administration to improve and extend services across seven counties including Gillespie Real Kerr Mason Llano San Saba and Kimble. The loan was approved and announced by Congressman C. Fisher via a wire to Ralph Swanson, the cooperative manager.

Central Texas Electric Cooperative Fredericksburg Rural Electrification Administration Rea Congressmann C. Fisher Ralph A. Swanson Swanson Gillespie Real Kerr Mason Llano San Saba Kimble

Temple Lumber Co Buys Gillespie Lumber in Fredericksburg

Temple Lumber Co acquires Gillespie County Lumber Co of Fredericksburg from Mrs. R. E. Rawls of Austin. The Fredericksburg yard becomes Temple’s 32nd Texas yard. Staff retained include Lorenz F. Bading manager and others. operations vow to maintain top quality lumber and service.

Temple Lumber Company Gillespie County Lumber Company Fredericksburg R. E. Rawls Austin Texas D. G. McNair Lorenz F. Bading Clinton Priess

Stein Family Visit Highlights Houston Couple

Mr and Mrs Edward Stein Jr of Houston spent the weekend with his parents Mr and Mrs Edward Stein.

Edward Stein Jr Houston Mrs Edward Stein

Muttons and cash for Oakcrest Park dedication

Norman J. Dietel led a committee announcing muttons and cash donated for the Oakcrest Park dedication. Donors include Guenther Ottmers Edgar Burrer Victor Pressler Melton Keller Felix W Maier Bruno Hartmann Felix Fuhrmann Walter Bierschwabe Douglas Dittmar August Baethge Ben Kneese Harold Kneese Emil Dietrich Gillespie County Livestock Sales Co Hy J Schmidt Alex Frantzen Emil Hahn Alex Henke Albert Maner Emil Birch Reinhard Enderlin Ewald Koennecke Alfred Pfies ter W J Danz H Fricke Hugo Usener H A Meier Rudolph Smith Otto Schumann August Mundh Kurt Eckhardt Udo Henke. Cash gifts listed from Fredericksburg Publishing Co The Radio Post Knopp and Metzger Dr Victor Keidel Sagebiel Law Office Wm M Petmecky Emil Wahrmund.

Oakcrest Park Norman J. Dietel Guenther Ottmers Edgar Burrer Victor Pressler Melton Keller Felix W. Maier Bruno Hartmann Felix Walter Fuhrmann Walter Bierschwabe Douglas Dittmar August Baethge Ben and Harold Kneese Emil Dietrich Gillespie County Livestock Sales Company Hoerster Kurt Eckhardt Udo Henke Fredericksburg Publishing Co The Radio Post Knopp and

May rainfall leads Gillespie County in 1952 totals

Oswald Eckhardt reports Gold area total rainfall for May 1952 at 8.35 inches, nearly double May 1951. Crabapple and Doss saw declines, Fredericksburg and Morris Ranch saw gains, five month totals for 1952 exceed all recent years except 1945, and Gillespie crops benefit as farmers push harvest before more rain.

Gillespie Rheingold Gillespie County Oswald Eckhardt Crabapple F. B. Riley Doss Wm. E. Fritz Eckhardt Gold Alfred Neffendorf Fredericksburg Tom Carr Morris Ranch

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District Vfw Frantzen-Ahrens Alfred Petsch Russia Harper Chester Brown Lochte Storage and Commission Company M. L. Bennett Kimble County Clubber Junction Wool and Mohair Co Bob Brown First State Bank of Harper Carlton Wendel Schreiner Post, Texas Austin-S.a Nolan Sagebiel Key Cen-Tex Electric Coop Temple Lumber Co Gillespie Lumber Company
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