Post Oak Wins Progress Award at Community Supper
Post Oak community group received a 100 dollar check and a certificate for finishing 19th in the state in the Farmer-Stockman Neighborhood Progress contest at a Friday night supper. Milton Scharnhorst, retiring club chairman, accepted the check from T D Richardson. District Agent Dick Miller presented the certificate to Mrs. Herman Detke, first vice president, with Frank Stueler supervising.
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Post Oak
Farmer-Stockman
T. D. Richardson
Diallas
Milton Scharnhorst
Post Oak Progress Club
Frank Stueler
R. S. “Dick” Miller
Herman Detke
Kurt Rech
Gloria Moldenhauer
Helen Boyd
Ewald Rech
Herman Deike
Chester Moldenhauer
Richardson
Frances Rech
Post Oak Community Progress Club
Miller
Weathering The Storm At Oakcrest Park
Gillespie County Girl Scouts endured threatening weather during their annual day camp at Oakcrest Park. After sheltering from rain they continued activities, finished with a campfire awards ceremony under a starry, lightning-lit southern sky. Progress Rewarded Bianco County residents northeast of Hye won 19th place in Rural Neighborhood Progress Contest by Farmer-Stockman magazine, recognized for community spirit and cooperative effort. Speakers Judge Harrison T. L. Richardson and R. S. Miller praised collaboration, highlighting the slogan Small deeds done are better than great deeds planned as guiding community work. Supplemental notes mention Walter McKay hosts for Austin correspondents and agricultural editors at the Laur ie Wells ranch. details available from County Ag t Stone or Farmer-Stockman.
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Gillespie County
Oakcrest Park
Progress
Post Oak
Hye
Bianco County
Farmer-Stockman Magazine
Judge Harrison
Blanco County
T. L. Richardson
Farmer -Stockman
R. S. Miller
Stone
Walter McKay
Post Oak Community Wins Rural Neighborhood Award
Post Oak Community received the Rural Neighborhood Progress Award at a community hall supper and program. The group placed 19th in Texas among 60 entrants in the Farmer-Stockman contest, with Texas A and M Extension support. Frances Rech and Milton Scharnhorst accepted the certificate, Mrs. Herman Deike the $100 prize, and nine club members received Good Neighbor buttons for leadership in their first contest year.
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Post Oak
State of
Texas
Post Oak Community Progress Club
Good Neighbor
Richardson
Helen Boyd
Blanco County
Ewald Rech
Gloria Moldenhauer
Herman Deike
Kurt Rech
Milton Scharnhorst
Frank Stueler
Chester Moldenhauer
Francis Rech
O. L. Patterson
Hyelanders
Kal Sultemeier
Willow City Suffering High Winds and Rain Damage
High winds and rain roared through Willow City around 5 30 pm causing extensive farm damage. Large trees fell on ranches including W O Davis Ferrel Smith and Clinton Golds. Outbuildings, windmills, and workshops were wrecked. crops oats wheat and spelts lay flattened. rain totals ranged 1 to 3 inches.
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W. O. Davis
Ferrel Smith
Marlin Althaus
Paul Pressler
Roland
Clinton Gold
C. B. Renick's
Clinton Hardin's
Stonewall Boy Scout Troop Starts 10 Day Outdoor Tour
Fifteen scouts and two adult leaders depart on a 10 day trip visiting Carlsbad Caverns White Sands Po juaque Pagosca Springs Trinidad and Ro tan Borger Palo Duro Canyon and Big Springs State Park. The group will camp and cook outdoors with camping equipment in tow.
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Carlsbad Caverns
New Mexico
White Sands
Pojuaque
Pagosca Springs
Colo
Trinidad and Rotan
Colo. Borger
Texas
Palo Duro Canyon
Big Springs State Park
James Eckert
Howard Cravens
Gary
Ronny Cravens
Harvey Eckert
Clifford Staats
Billy Eckert
Charles
Political Candidate Announcements for 1952 Primary and County Races
The Standard lists 1952 Democratic primary candidates O C Fisher Tom Green for re election IRA Gallaway Coleman for State Representative 1st District Reuben E Senterfitt San Saba for the same district Gillespie County notices seek November general election offices Sheriff Robert Bob Loth County Attorney Raymond L Kneese Commissioner Precinct No 2 Levi Rosenbusch.
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Gillespie County
Bernice Duderstadt Named President of Harper 4 H
Bernice Duderstadt elected president of the Harper 4 H Club at the first summer meeting May 29 in the M R Duderstadt home. Lydia Faye Bierschwale named vice president and Elaine Bo de secretary with Bernice Lange reporter. Darlene Mrosek presided over the election and Miss Lucille Conrady and Mrs Duderstadt discussed making dresses and lamp shade construction started at the previous meeting. Elva Mae Dittmar named refreshment chairman for the next meeting at the Duderstadt home.
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Bernice Duderstadt
Harper 4-H Club
M. R. Duderstadt
Lydia Faye Bierschwale
Elaine Bode
Bernice Lange
Darlene Mrosek
Lucille Conrady
Duderstadt
Lorene Oehler
Blanco County Hereford Breeders Tour With 200 Participants
The Blanco County Hereford Breeders Association held its sixth annual spring ranch tour over Saturday and Sunday. More than 200 members toured ten ranches across three counties, previewing high grade Herefords. Selection for the December 6 sale in Johnson City will be finalized about 30 days from now.
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Hereford Association
Blanco County Hereford Breeders Association
O. L. Patterson
Johnson City
M.S. Buchanan
San Antonio
Otto Schumann
Albert
Roy Elbel
Round Mountain
B. Alexander
Simon J. Burg
Steewall
Herman Weinheimer
Stonewall
Warren Stanton
Blanco County
Hereford Breeders
Hereford Breeders Association
Friends of the Association
Alvin Weinheimer Earns BBA Degree At Texas
Alvin F. Weinheimer, son of Mr and Mrs Alvin H Weinheimer, earned a Bachelor of Business Administration degree with an accounting major from the University of Texas on May 31. He will join his father's firm Weinheimer and Son in Stonewall and left Monday to accompany the Stonewall Boy Scouts on their trek westward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin F. Weinheimer
Alvin H. Weinheimer
University of Texas
Young Weinheimer
Weinheimer
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T. C. Richardson
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Martha Welch
Carlos Young
Carol Lynn
W. G. Sagebiel
Bertha Laurence
Julia and
Mae Schmidt
Fred Oehler
Logan Young
Barker-Young Lodge
Glen Jenkins
Humble Pump Station
Stonewall Boy Scout Troop
O. C. Fisher
Tom Green Co
Ira Gallaway
Coleman County
Reuben E. Senterfitt
San Saba County
Robert
Bob” Loth
Raymond L. Kneese
Levi Rosenbusch
Harper
J. F. Cook
Lorene Jane Oehler
Theo Oehler
Shannon Memorial Hospital School of Nursing
San Angelo College
Gillet Solomon
Baptist Church
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Ida Bibles
Burnet
Lewis
Jack Solomon
C. D. Curtis
Jack Minter
Kerrville
Harper Cemetery
Mildred
Elgin Solbrig
New Braunfels
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Cooper
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Alvin Weinheimer
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