Bethany Church Sunday Children's Day Service
Bethany Lutheran Church concludes its Daily Vacation Bible School with a Children's Day Service on Sunday morning June 29 at 10 45. Eighty six enrolled children perform Recitations and songs as the 1948 Confirmation Class of 22 participates. The offering supports American Lutheran Church benevolence.
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Bethany Luth Church
Jesus
American Lutheran Church
Daily Vacation Bible School
Gilbert Nagel
Edgar Klett
Ella Gold
Herbert Pfeiffer
Alvin Baethge
Emil Scherer
Dorothy Luckenbach
Labor Bill Veto Sparks Debate in Gillespie County
Editorial argues Truman veto of labor reform stems from fear of a Wallace third party and criticizes labor leaders. It urges early action on county road and school plans, calling for a joint study by a representative committee to align farm roads with school expansion and county maintenance.
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Truman
Congress
Mr. Truman
Wallace
Chamber of Commerce
Gillespie County
Highway Department
Texas
State Highway Department
Commissioners’ Court
Lt Edward Hagel Family Visit Here in Fredericksburg
U S Navy Lt Edward Hagel and his family arrived from Philadelphia where he had served for years. After 20 years in the Navy he is on terminal leave and expects honorable discharge August 7 with status physically retired. The Hagels plan to settle near Fredericksburg.
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U. S. Navy
Edward Hagel
Philadelphia
Hagel
Fredericksburg
Mrs Vida Newberry Visits Friends in Fredericksburg
Mrs. Vida Newberry of Houston has been visiting with friends in Fredericksburg, enjoying time away from home and taking in local sights and hospitality.
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Vida Newberry
Houston
Fredericksburg
Max Kunz Is Dead at 56 of Fredericksburg Rural Family Leader
Max Kunz retired farmer and rancher of the Knopp School area died in a local hospital Saturday June 21 at 9 05 p m after sale of his ranch and retirement in Fredericksburg Funeral rites were held Monday June 23 at 9 30 a m in the Schaetzer Funeral Home and at 10 a m in St Marys Church Interment in Catholic Cemetery Rev F X Wolf officiated Survived by wife Cecilia five daughters Adela Anita Cecilia Celeta and Rose Mary two sisters and two brothers plus five grandchildren One daughter Dorthea and two siblings preceded him A note on the National Safety Councils 1946 honor roll listing 153 mid sized cities with no traffic fatalities for the year.
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Max Kunz
Knopp
Fredericksburg
Kunz
Schaetter
St. Mary’s Church
F. X. Wolf
St. Mary’s
Adela
San Antonio
Anita
Los Angeles
California
Cecilia
Celeta
William C. Hill
Minnesota
Rose Mary
August Kunz
Marina
Frank Baker
Alfred Kunz
Lina
Max Grona
Dorthea
Bertha
Alfred Hartmann
Emil Kunz
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MOBIL
Joe A. Weidenfeller
Magnolia Petroleum Company
Chiat
Franklin Life Insurance Company
Lawrence Knopp
HE Franklin Life Insurance Co
Springfield
Illinois
Hi Irance Jes
Bethany
Pell
Seley Harpe
Edw. Hagel
National Safety Council
Kallenberg’s Pharmacy
Cardus
Stehling-Pfiester Electric Company
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Fredericksburg, Texas
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del Monte
Cresco
Lipebuoy
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