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Fredericksburg Standard

Location

Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1952

Page

23

Rain Helps Wheat and Oats as Doss County Gains Hope

General rain across Doss County last week provided moisture that aids wheat and oats but left corn planting uncertain. Most rain fell Monday morning February 25 with some sleet and snow, while many trees show no buds signaling a late spring. Local residents Mrs Karl Friedrich and son stay in Fredericksburg. relatives mourn Clayton Anderegg Sr. in San Antonio.

Karl Friedrich Fredericksburg Richard and Theo Neffendorf Clayton Anderegg Sr San Antonio Lud Crenwelge Sr Bernhard Crenwelge Theo Moellendorf

Explorer Boy Scout Unit Sells Load of Paper

Explorer Post 136 collected waste paper for a San Antonio salvage firm via Bass Truck Line. The group, sponsored by Rotary Club and advised by Eugene Hannemann, collected March of Dimes boxes and enrolled in Red Cross First Aid courses at the local fire station, aiming for merit badges plus Red Cross certificates.

Boy Scouts of Explorer Post San Antonio Basse The Post Rotary Club Eugene Hannemann Red Cross

Dedication services for the parish hall at Harper

Mr and Mrs Aug Baethge and son spent Friday in Fredericksburg on business. Dorf and children spent Friday on business in Fredericksburg. Subscribe to the STANDARD.

Harper Aug. Baethge and Son Fredericksburg Theo Moellendorf

Tee Pee Tips for Personal Grooming and Habits

Advice on face cleaning with soap and cleansing cream and milk to prevent blemishes. Emphasizes a natural look with makeup suited to complexion and careful application. Recommends brushing hair nightly and shampooing every ten days or weekly if oily. Warns against frowning, picking blemishes, public grooming, and smearing makeup on surfaces.

School Enemy No 1

A playful school brief describes the dreaded exam as a merciless brother that haunted classrooms last week. It notes courageous students facing the foe, with some landing in the "Happy Hunting Grounds" and others in the "dumps" after the battles.

Fish in the Library Beat Out Backache Tales

A quirky note from a library section describes a fish tale about a backbone aching and Saturdays at the library. The text suggests a humorous line about learning the job despite odd phrasing and a fish theme.

Harper March of Dimes Program Draws Record Crowd

The Harper High School gym hosted a February 29 program that raised 340.55 for the March of Dimes. Norman Recd interviewed polio victims as part of the event, with Leonard Lott praising committee and civic support and aiming for an even bigger show next year. KNAF recorded the program and rebroadcast it March 1.

March of Dimes Harper High School Norman Recd Gillespie County Leonard Lott KNAF

Fredericksburg retirements and reader notices

Around the Square notes manager changes in Fredericksburg and San Benito with retirement effective April. Bell left Corpus Christi Chamber of Commerce after eight years. The Texas Preview magazine profiles Fredericksburg and writer Alfred E. Menn, and readers share subscription updates and weather reflections from Oakland and Los Angeles.

Fredericksburg San Benito Corpus Christi Chamber of Commerce J Bell Texas Houston Frederickburg Alfred E. Menn Standard Menn Austin Evelyn Filter Burrer Oakland California Frederick A. Burrer Egon Braeutigam Los Angeles Egon

Squaw Creek Community Club Meets Amid Weather and Plans

The Squaw Creek Community Club held its regular Sunday meeting on Feb 24 with strong turnout despite threatening weather. Members watched two films Monarchs of the Forest and Salute to Agriculture, sang Sweet Violets and There Are Many Flags in Many Lands, and enjoyed a 42 party with prizes for Emil Tatsch and Mrs Philip Crenwelge. The next meeting is set for April 27. Farmers praised the recent rainfall, reporting an inch to 1.4 inches, aiding replanting of oats and small grains. Other items note a May 10 school picnic at Kleins Hell and play practice for a 3 act show Comin Round the Mountain. Mrs Emil Tatsch and others attended Gillespie County Demonstration Clubs meeting, with Saturday events including Charlie’s Aunt at the Public School Auditorium and a trip to San Antonio. Carlton Sieckmann hiked with Doss Boy Scouts to August Baethge’s dam. Mr and Mrs Clayton Grobe and Fredericksburg guests visited the Straubms on Sunday.

Squaw Creek Ernestine Shirley Crenwelge Emil Tatsch Philip Crenwelge Arthur Lynn Hahn Felix Hahn Klein’s Hell Herman Mund Albert Sieckmann Gillespie County Court House Pete Crenwelge Charlie San Antonio Carlton Sieckmann Doss Boy Scouts August Baethge Clayton Grobe Fredericksburg Willie Straube

Post Oak Area Social Notes Include Local Families

Edwin Meier Wilburn Ivan Petermann and Willie Rech of Johnson City attend. Chester and Albert Brodbeck with families from Fredericksburg visit. Gloria Moldenhauer Kurt Rech travel to San Marcos to watch Johnson City Eagles vs Hempstead for regional title and lose by five. Sunday visitors include Moldenhauer families from Comfort and Fredericksburg. Rech Ellebracht visitors with Langbein family.

Edwin Meier Wilburn Ivan Petermann Willie Rech Johnson City Chester Ottmers Albert Brodbeck Ludwig Heiner Minna Brodbeck Weerner Fredericksburg Gloria Moldenhauer Kurt Rech San Marcos Johnson City Eagles Eagles Hempstead Chester Moldenhauer Gilbert Moldenhauer Comfort Chas. Moldenhauer Ewald Rech Kurt Victor Rech Guenther Ellebracht Herman Sike Hilmar Langbein

TSGRA Directors Meet in Angelo

The Texas Sheep and Goat Raisers Association directors will meet in San Saba on Saturday March 8 announced President John T Williams of Sanderson. He notes immigration bills and Mexico negotiations affect ranch labor and a wool and mohair loan program will be discussed. A welcoming dance for directors wives and members is planned.

San Angelo Texas Sheep and Goat Raisers’ Association San Saba John T. Wiliams Sanderson Tsg&gra Mexico Williams Washington

Weekend Socials and Travel Notes Across the Area

Local residents report visiting family and friends with several trips to San Antonio and San Marcos. Weekend college returns include Guenther Maenius and Theresa Cravens amid Home Demonstration Council events in Fredericksburg. A distant treaty and a milestone in broadcasting are referenced in brief historical notes.

Chester Cordes Adolf Weinheimer Wm. Wichita Alvin Jr Jeanette Pehl Walter Pehl Walter Moldenhauer Eddie Wunderlich Guenther Filter Udo Kusenberger Martin Bradshaw Marion Clifton Burg Beverly Guenther Maenius Theresa Cravens Alfred Rusenberger Herman Weinheimer Ernest Hodges B. H. Eckert Home Demonstration Council Fredericksburg Adolf Burg Willy Burg San Antonio Nell Buddy San Marcos Mrs. Hodges

Town and Country Home Demo Club Meets in Fredricksburg

The Town and Country Home Demonstration Club held its second meeting on February 27 in the Agriculture Building Fredricksburg. Mrs Walter Doebbler presided as chairman and announced a March 12 training meeting for club officers.

Fredericksburg Walter Doebbler

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Doss Harry Wahrmund Doss Explorer Boy Scout Unit Elmo Baethge Fredericksburg, Texas Tion Plan Raymond Loewy Harper March of Dimes Met Dora Lee TSGRA Angelo Goodfyyear Stonewall United States Canal Strip Panama Doebbler Levi Rusenberger Lucille Conrads A. Gee Arthur Holly Lone Star Gas Company Lone Star Pa Idaho Sunkist Bright & Early Coffee Coca - Cola Hubert Reichenau N.Y. O VER Crenwelge Food Market
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