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Newspaper
Fredericksburg Standard
Location
Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1963
Page
4
Acknowledges friends for kindness during hospital stay. Special thanks to Dr Feller and his helpers and the nurses at Fredericksburg Hospital and Clinic for good care. Also thanks to the Rev Durkop and Father Schneiker for visits prayers flowers and get well wishes.
A reader expresses gratitude to Dr Feller Dr Springall and the hospital staff for kindness and care during a stay at the clinic and hospital. They also thank friends and relatives for cards visits and well wishes.
Mr and Mrs Arthur Grobe express gratitude to Doctors Stein and Perry Keidel Memorial Hospital staff Rev Mauldin and Father Schneider and all who stayed helped with farm duties sent food flowers and prayers their kindness will be remembered.
A message of thanks expresses deep gratitude to all who helped during the illness and passing of the husband. Special thanks go to doctors and nurses at Hertel Memorial Hospital, the officiating clergymen, pallbearers, and St Anthony's Church members for their kindness.
The bereaved Enderle family thanks friends for sympathy and support after the death of their husband and father. They praise Rev Henry Treptow, Dr Fd Stein Jr, pallbearers Walter Fuhrmann Victor Nixon Ruben Eckhardt Walter Rusenberger Dr Edward Stein Leo Itz organist Mrs Victor Stuhl and the men’s choir of Bethany Lutheran Church and those who sent memorials cards and food.
Robert Mark Smith 53 father of Wesley Knopp, stricken with a pangomass form of meningitis. He was found partly conscious under his truck on the Llano highway after pulling off near the Pedernales River Bridge. He was rushed to an Austin hospital for treatment.
A brief note thanks Mrs. Alvis Meath Charlene and Randy for their support and encouragement toward a project focusing on pter DeGaAUTS and related foods, expressing gratitude and well wishes.
The pastor and members of St James Lutheran Church in Harper Texas express thanks to the Harper community and surrounding areas for interest in their 50th Anniversary services held last week. They thank attendees those who sent flowers and those who helped, wishing blessings as they received many blessings from the week of service.
Funeral services for 89 year old Joseph B. Kraus were held Tuesday at St Josephs Church in San Antonio. He died Saturday March 16 and was buried in Holy Cross Cemetery. Born in Fredericksburg on September 18 1873 he is survived by a daughter Frances Mrs Frank C Smith a son Edward Kraus sisters Mathilde and Augusta Fritz a brother Frank Kraus five grandchildren and 11 great grandchildren. First steam railroad was in 1830 Mrs Katie Hahn between Baltimore and Ohio.
Two highway jobs for Gillespie County appear on a Central Texas list announced by District Highway Engineer Ed Bluestein. An 1.8 mile US 87 segment near the Mason County line costs 30000 and 63 miles of Ranch Road 2767 from US 87 north of Fredericksburg costs 120000 both set for April letting. The major project is US 290 from US 281 south of Johnson City to near the Hays County line Blanco County to replace the last poor stretch between Austin and Fredericksburg with a contract let next month.
The Rev. Leroy Aldwell of Sonora will address the Lenton season at St. Barnabas Episcopal Mission Friday night March 22 at 7 30 in the home of Mr and Mrs W P McConnell Lone Oak Lane The banker-rancher and pastor will discuss the business of the church All members and visitors are welcome.
Nine children born in local hospitals this week include three girls and six boys. Families listed are Hagel Fredericksburg Gregory Keith weight six pounds four ounces born March 13. ABRaethge Fredericksburg weighs eight pounds eight ounces born March 14. Basquez Fredericksburg weights ten pounds fourteen ounces born March 14. Rode Fredericksburg weighs seven pounds eleven and three fourths ounces born March 15. Bohnert Austin Sharon Elaine nine pounds nine ounces born March 15. Woodrow Williams San Antonio Christian Jonathan six pounds fourteen ounces born March 15. Thomas Kerrville Lora Ann five pounds fourteen ounces born March 16. Kroll Johnson City Sandra Jo seven pounds four ounces born March 16. Huhne Fredericksburg Jonathan Joseph seven pounds twelve and one half ounces born March 17.
Terry Langehennig son of Mr and Mrs Andrew Langehennig celebrated his eleventh birthday Thursday March 14 inviting ten classmates to his home. The boys played outdoor games and were served refreshments by his mother and aunt Mrs Archie Langehnii. A white angel food cake iced in white with yellow decorations and eleven candles was served.
The Hill Country Chapter of the Women's Auxiliary of the Texas Sheep and Goat Raiser's Association will meet Saturday March 30 at 1 30 p m at the Divide Club House. President Mrs Pierce Hoggett Jr of Junction says the program will be presented by Mrs Brooks Sweeten of Rock Springs. All wool and mohair interests are urged to attend.
J C Stewart chairman of the Blanco County Sheep and Goat Committee announces plans for a sheep field day at the Blanco County Livestock Commission sales barn in Blanco on Tuesday afternoon March 26 at 1 30 p m The program features Sheep Selection Wool Preparation and parasite control with demonstrations of breeding stock selection proper shearing and wool fleece tying presented by Jim Gray Extension Animal Husbandman from San Angelo and Dr C F Price Blanco Veterinarian All producers are invited and urged to bring neighbors to attend.
New armory is being planned in Fredericksburg in close cooperation with state engineers and architects. Building this year could set a new high in local building activity. Details and a sketch of the proposed building will be released next week after state funds are allocated.
Fredericksburg doctors hospitals and pharmacists highlight National Poison Prevention Week from March 17 to 23. A standard issue contains a safety checklist to prevent child and adult poisonings and urges proper labeling storage and disposal of medicines to reduce accidents.
Hallford of Fredericksburg has been named treasurer of the Alpha Omicron Chapter of Kappa Kappa Psi at Texas Tech in Lubbock. He is the son of Mr and Mrs E W Hallford of here.
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