Father’s Day Reflections On Home Life And Dad’s Role
The piece celebrates Father’s Day on June 15 as a national observance. It notes fathers often understate their impact at home yet can be pivotal managers of Home, Inc. Fun activities like bird houses swings and willow crafts highlight family bonding and lifelong impressions from father figures.
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Home
Papa
Home, Inc
Dad
Mamma
Southwestern Life Insurance
Southwestern Life
Asy
Three decades of memories in Fredericksburg area note
A compiled column recalls events from 1914 to 1881 in Fredericksburg and nearby. Alfred Rusche takes a Kolmeier and Kiel post, school picnics recur at Meusebach Creek and Sing ing Club Arion venues, and locals attend funerals and recitals.
Credit Spree After War Boosts Household Spending
The Department of Commerce reports consumer credit hit a record 10 billion dollars, up 44 percent in a year and double the three year ago level. While credit buying supports homes and cars, some purchases are inflated and may be postponed to avoid debt. families should assess existing debts before further installment buying.
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Department of Commerce
Pint-Sized 13 Year-Old Crowned Texas Marble Champion
Sat urnino Garcia of Alice was named Texas statewide marble champion after a tournament in Austin. He will compete at the national championship in Boys Town Nebraska on June 25, representing Texas in the Veterans of Foreign Wars sponsored event.
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Alice
Texas
Austin
Boys Town
Nebraska
The
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Want Ads Draw Shoppers For Used Articles
Local pages urge readers to browse Want Ads to buy used items. Shoppers seek bargains on furniture, appliances, and clothing as sellers list available goods.
Llano Rodeo Draws Families For Three Night Run
A number of families attended the Llano Rodeo over three nights and reported a good show and a grand time. Local residents enjoyed confirmation services in Crabapple followed by a barbecue supper.
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Llano
Franz Pressler
Edgar Gold
C. H. Laurence
Clifford Renick
Marble Falls
N. H. Greathouse
R. Laurence
Charles Young
Carlos
Henry Horlen Sr
Henry Horlen, Jr
Weekend visitors stop in Stonewall home
STONEWALL region residents were weekend visitors in the home of Mr and Mrs Walter Moldenhauer and children. Mr and Mrs Jimmie Schneider and son of San Antonio were Sunday visitors here. Mr and Mrs Oliver Wuest visited briefly with Mr and Mrs Hilmar Eckert and children Saturday. Patronize your home town merchant.
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Walter Moldenhauer
Jimmie Schneider
San Antonio
Oliver Wuest
Hilmar Eckert
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Arthur H. Rowert
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Greater Weeklies
American Press Association
West 39Th Street
New York
N. Y
Arthur H. Kowert
Joe Molberg
Werner Moehr
Marcus Wehmeyer
Gillespie
National Editorial Association
Texas Press Association
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Wochenblatt
Alfred Rusche
Kolmeier
Kiel
Meusebach Creek
Weinheimer’s
Agoalfred Pfiester
Franz Stein
Chas. Hotopp
Otto Meurer
Chas. Enderlin
Singing Club Arion
Kordzik
Mrs. F. Beckmann
Louis Spaeth
Emma
Ella
Bertha of
Ad. Treibs
Laura Arhelger
Dallas
Woodrow School of Elocution
Arhelger
Klaerner’s Opera House
Grosenbach
Robert Penniger
Theo Wahrmund
Louis Kott and Co
Lewis K. Smith
Alfred Sauer
Doss
N. T. Stubbs
Fredericksburg Land Company
Otto Dietert
Lytle, Texas
Central Drug Cqo
Koogsi
Cakurs
Fathers Day
Ancient
Greece
Zeus
JV Clarke
China
Mae White
Johnson City
Edgar Maenius
Arthur W. Klein
Boerne
Willow City
Stonewall
Hill Country Livestock Protective Association
Hill Country Livestock Protective Ass’n
Adv
Joe Marsh
United'’States Brewers Foundation
Railroad Commission OF Texas
Kerrville
Logan, Medina and
Bandera
Jerry Ryan
LeRoy Pfeil
Hill Country Express
Virdell Drilling CO
J.C. Virdell
Phone
Tex
Woerner
Alex R. Frantzen
Fredericksburg, Texas
Home Office
F. O'Donnell
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