Appreciation for Funeral Tributes and Mass Offerings
The bereaved family thanks Rev Fathers F X Wolf and Thomas Coleman Dr Keyser and Feller St Mary's Choir Mrs R Schnappauf and Mrs R E Lewis Pall Bearers Schaet ter Funeral Home for many beautiful floral tributes and mass offerings. Your kindness will long be remembered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Loraine Sutherlin
F. A. Bracher
Dr. Tubbs
Beckmann
Zions Mixed Choir
Alvin Usener
F. X. Wolf
Thomas Coleman
Keyser
Feller
St. Mary’s Choir
R. Schnappauf
R. E. Lewis
Schaetter Funeral Home
Dr Painter Named President of Texas University
Dr T S Painter, 56 year old zoologist and longtime faculty member, accepted the presidency of the University of Texas on Saturday. He succeeds Homer P Rainey, ousted in 1944, as the 14th head of the $110 million institution founded in 1883.
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T. S. Painter
University of Texas
Painter
Homer P. Rainey
Political Announcements for 1946 Primary and Offices
The Standard lists candidates for state senate and district offices for the July 27 1946 Democratic primary with notes on re election and county level posts. Names include Penrose Metcalfe Dorsey Hardeman Tom Martin Henry Hirsch and William Petmecky WM Bruns for various roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penrose B. Metcalfe
Dorsey B. Hardeman
Kerrville Air Service Opens Between Houston and Kerrville
Friday marked the first commercial air passenger run by Gulf Airlines between Houston and Kerrville, with city county and civic leaders aboard. County Clerk Lewis Jetton resigns effective July 1 and Kennon Stapp named to finish his term. Major George A. Glenn, 58, former army officer, found dead in a Schreiner Institute pasture. inquest rules death by own action. survivors include wife, parents, sister and two brothers.
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Houston
Kerrville
Gulf Airlines
Walter E. Saenger
Lewis Jetton
Kimble County
Commissioners Court
Kennon Stapp
Jetton
Kaiser- Frazier
George A. Glenn
Schreiner Institute
Justice Court
Conscience over Debt Delays Bloodless Town Feud
An old bill unsettles a village as neighbors feud, a stubborn debtor contends with collective resentment and lingering shame. The tale centers on unresolved payment tensions and the social strain of past dues resurfacing.
Goat Breeders Seek Removal of Mohair From Senate Bill
Texas Angora Goat Raisers Association and American Angora Goat Breeders Association executives voted unanimously to remove mohair and allied products from Senate Bill 2033. A resolution will be sent to Sen. O Mahoney and copies to Texans in Congress. The article notes a line about copra in context.
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Texas Angora Goat Raisers’ Association
American Angora Goat Breeders’ Association
Senate
Sen. O'Mahoney
D-Wye
Special
Congress
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Sunset Motor Lines
Austin
San Antonio
San Angelo
Dallas
Ft. Worth
Fredericksburg
South
Lincoln St
Henry Klein
Hone
Oak Grove
Sinclair Gasoline & Oil
Lee Moldenhauer
Prop
Silvertown
Jimmie Lynch
BFP
Goodie
Lew Lehr
M. C
Adia
SPN
RT Savy
Desire
Pitied
Sey Ates
Hirsch Bros
W. Main St
Ene
Knopp & Matzger
A. B. Lange
Durham
Kallenberg’s Pharmacy
National Conncrete
W. R. McAtee
Hotel Nimitz
Alex R. Frantzen
O. C. Fisher
Texas
Tom Martin
A. W. Mourson
Roscoe Range
Standard
Robert
Bob” Loth
Henry Hirsch
WM. Petmecky
E. L. Schmidt
Reinhold Tatsch
Prct
Ben Fiedler
Henry Borchers
Alb
A. Weber
Arnold Markwordt
Reuben Nixon
Elgin Dittmar
Guido Kuhlmann
Felix Pfiester
Alfred McDougall
Edgar A. Gold
POR
Justice OF the Peace
WM. Bruns
Kerrville Air Service
Frantzen - Ahrens Post 7105
Andrew Kuenemann
Muffler
Hein Bros
Coe
Magnolia Mobilgas
Mobiloil
MOBIL
Joe A. Weidenfeller
Magnolia Petroleum Company
Basse Express
Eckert
Llano
Cherokee
San Saba
Lometa
Lampasas
Fredericseburg
East Main Street
San Antonio Union
Willys Automobiles and Trucks
Willys
Jeeps Parts and Service
Mechanics
Dick Ebert
Werner’ Tatsch
Heil Motor Coo
Fredericksburg, Texas
Conoco
Continental O'l Company
Oswald L. Crenwelge
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