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Fredericksburg Standard

Location

Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 22, 1950

Page

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New Office Building Planned for Market Square Fredericksburg

Plans announced for a two block long hollow tile and brick office building on Market Square Fredericksburg. Developer William Schroeder says construction will start within ten days and be ready this summer with air conditioning throughout. The project replaces a long standing filling station opposite Kallenberg's Pharmacy and includes two storefronts on Main Street and six office suites on Adams Street.

Market Square Fredericksburg West Main North Adams Streets Wm Schroeder Kallenberg Main Street Wil Adams Street Pioneer Street

Thursday Night Fire Destroys Garage And Auto

A fire outside the city limits on the Lla sho Highway destroyed a 1949 Ford Tudor and a washing machine in the Grienke home garage. Neighbors spotted it at 11 30 p m and firefighters saved another car and an adjacent vehicle. A brooder with 200 baby chicks may have started the blaze. Firefighters faced hydrant access issues and fought the flames for an hour. Later they attended a separate closet fire at the Humes residence on the Kerrville Highway.

Ford Otto Grienke Place Llano Highway Otto Grienke Llasho Highway Alberto Nagel Grienke Eric Juenke Walter Humes Kerrville Highway

Local Fractures Reported From Recent Mishaps

Two local residents sustained injuries during the past week. Mrs. Ad Wunderlich fractured her ankle on Wednesday March 15 and Carl Hardee fractured his right wrist on March 19. Local hospitals issued brief reports on the incidents.

Ad. Wunderlich Carl Hardee

Rech Reelected VFW Commander in Stonewall

Norman C. Rech was reelected commander of the Frantzen Ah erns Post Veterans of Foreign Wars at a Stonewall meeting on Friday March 17. Other officers named include Kurt Itz James Eckhardt Weston Luckenbach Rev E F Kluck Hilmar NeB gen Clarence Ratliff Dr Dor W Brown and Lawrence Segner. Installation of the new officers will be held Thursday April 20 at 8 pm in the Courthouse.

Norman C. Rech Frantzen-Aherns Veterans of Foreign Wars Stonewall Kurt Itz James Eckhardt Weston J. Luckenbach E. F. Kluck Hilmar Nebgen Clarence Ratliff Dor W. Brown Lawrence Segner

Five Children Born in Local Hospitals This Week

Five children were born in local hospitals during the past week. A girl to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Oehler on March 20. Four boys born to Mr. and Mrs. Walter Dearing on March 15, Mr. and Mrs. Ernst Lindig on March 17, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Kramer on March 20, and Mr. and Mrs. Fitzhugh Lee on March 21.

Harry Oehler Walter Dearing Ernst Lindig Harvey Kramer Fitzhugh Lee

Helicopter Crash at Camp Hood Fatal for Gillespian Husband

Lt. Robert M. Wilson 35 husband of Sophie Ottmers Wilson and son in law of Mr and Mrs Henry Ottmers of here died in a Camp Hood helicopter crash near Killeen Texas Wednesday. Witnesses reported a rotor blade broke hitting birds causing disintegration and pieces scattered over 100 square yards. Memorials were held at Camp Hood and burial followed in National Cemetery San Antonio. Wilson survived by wife two children and several relatives.

Robert M. Wilson Sophie Ottmers Wilson Henry Ottmers Here Camp Hood Killeen Texas Wilson Herman Baker Lt. Wilson National Cemetery San Antonio Robert Dorothy Lee Raymond Wilson del Rio Carl Wilson Minnie Floybelle

Commissioners Apportion Highway Funds and Plan Audit

Gillespie County Commissioners Court in March apportioned 9000 dollars from highway funds among precincts and moved to hire a disinterested public accountant to audit 1949 records and county finances. They canvassed Willow City and Nebo School District consolidation into Willow City Independent District No. 804 and approved related measures.

Gillespie County Commissioners Court Willow City Nebo Robert Loth Doss Lee Feuge Security State Bank

Cubs To Hold Annual Kite Contest Sunday

Fredericksburg Cub Scouts plan a kite flying contest at Fair Park on Sunday March 26 starting 2 30 p m. Five judges will pick winners for best kite and top places in several categories. kites must be homemade and den prizes awarded. The public is invited.

Fredericksburg Fair Park

Replica of Cross Mountain Highlights Easter Pageant

Fredericksburg prepares its 3rd annual Easter Fires Pageant at Fair Park on Saturday night April 8 featuring a replica of Cross Mountain in a scene about the fires development. The Cross Mountain model is being built with the cooperation of the Sisters of Divine Providence and local volunteers.

Fredericksburg Fair Park Cross Mountain Sisters of Divine

Fredericksburg School Bonds on April First Election

An April 1 bond election seeks approval to issue 250000 dollars for two new school buildings at Fredericksburg Public School. Voting occurs in the High School with separate rooms and judges during trustee elections. Open House set for March 30 invites the public to tour classrooms and facilities.

Frederickburg John G. Becker San Angelo Fredericksburg Knapp Palo Alto Live Oak Klein Frankreich Honey Creek Cave Creek Rheingold Cherry Mountain Supt Krause

Voice of America to Carry Easter Fires Programs Abroad

Fredericksburg Easter Fires will gain international reach this year as Voice of America broadcasts a 15 minute and a 30 minute program during the Easter season. Gregg Winters of Radio Station KNAF announced the world will hear a cross section of the American way of life through these programs.

Fredericksburg Gregg Winters KNAF Voice of America

Cross Mountain Pageant at Fredericksburg Set

Providence at St Marys School designs the famed mountain shrine created by early missionaries in Fredericksburg. St Marys Glee Club and Fredericksburg High School choir will perform in front of Cross Mountain and the Verein Kirche replica as part of the Easter pageant with rehearsals upcoming.

Providence St. Mary’s School Fredericksburg St. Mary’s Glee Club 120 Voice Pagaent Committee

Gillespie Red Cross Fund Reaches 258 Dollars

Dr Dor W Brown, Gillespie County Red Cross Membership Chairman, reports contributions totaling 258 dollars for the past week. The fund is 1877 dollars short of the 2135 dollar quota, yet Brown urges residents to support the Red Cross to sustain its local and national relief work.

Red Cross Fund Gillespie Brown Red Cross Dor W. Brown Dr. Brown Gillespie County Friends of the Red Cross

Five Precious Stones Recognized In Gem Classification

The article lists diamonds sapphires emeralds rubies and opals as the five recognized precious stones. It notes their standing in gem classification and common use in jewelry.

Dr Victor Keidel Attends Southern Clinical Society Meeting

Dr Viktor Keidel attended the Southern Clinical Society meeting held in Dallas last week.

Victor Keidel Southern Clinical Society Dallas

Countywide drive launched to fund civic development program

After months of study planners announce a countywide CIVIC development drive to raise twelve thousand dollars for a coordinated effort by the Chamber of Commerce the Junior Chamber of Commerce and the Gillespie County Fair Association. A team of seventy five volunteers will seek support from individuals and firms to fund a county executive secretary and expanded projects across business agriculture and civic life.

Chamber of Commerce Junior Chamber of Commerce Gillespie County Fair Association Fredericksburg Kerrville Brady Fair Association

Return To Moral Responsibilities Dr Heinsohn Urges

Dr Edmund Heinsohn urged a large First Methodist Church audience to assume moral responsibilities in democracy. He warned against trusting in the atom bomb and cited three cracks in democracy: voter apathy, internal strife, and division among Americans. He spoke at the March meeting of the men of the First Methodist Church in Austin.

Dr. Heinsohn America Edmund Heinsohn First Methodist Church University Methodist Church Austin Heinsohn Russia

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Otto Crienke VFW Gillespian Cubs C of C the Fredericks Air Force Band of the West Lackland Afb Palace Theatre CWO Samuel Kurtz Public School The Standard and Radio Post
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