Displays Bone Skeleton In Show Window At Arma Mills Sup ply
Bob Schneider displays a 5 month old New Hampshire pullet skeleton in a 12 by 18 inch box drawing attention from customers who tease him about cutting feeding programs. The piece shows bones before processing and reflects debate about poultry care. Residents in Arkansas report stock transfers near Hunt and a tornado pass. a local Easter coloring contest is announced. a Fredericksburg office employee becomes a father of a boy weighing 8 pounds 9 ounces. a man reacts to a rattling parking meter on Main Street.
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Arma Mills Supply
Bob Schneider
Bob
Ecs
New Hampshire
Arkansas
Fredericsburg
Cey
Herman Nagel
Fredericksburg
Main Street
9000 Pound Chain Used In Land Clearing
Gus Wahrmund and his son clear 150 acres of timber on the W. G. Sagebiel ranch using a 9000 pound chain with six bulldozers as a new method in the area. The article also notes various social visits and gatherings among local residents and families.
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Gus Wahrmund and Son
W. G
Wife of Borger club president dies in Amarillo
Mrs. D. M. Spector, wife of the Borger baseball club president, died in an Amarillo hospital Monday. Funeral services are scheduled in Borger Wednesday.
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Borger Club
Amarillo
D. M. Spector
Borger Baseball
Borger
Harper Home Demo Club Met On Past Wednesday
The Harper Home Demonstration Club met at Mrs. Edwin Brown’s home last Thursday with Mrs. Tommy Harlan presiding. Committees were named for Charity, Membership, Finance, and Program. Harlan named council delegate and resigned as president, with Mrs. Voorhies succeeding and Mrs. Strackbein as vice president. New member Albert Maner welcomed. refreshments served to 22 members and four guests. The group plans to meet April 10 at Mrs. Barker’s home with cohostesses Mrs. Dittmar and Mrs. Bode.
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Harper Home Demonstration Club
Edwin Brown
Tommy Harlan
Gordon Harper
Buster Gammenthaler
J. D. Farmer
H. S. Stevens
Robert Dittmar
Victor Harper
Jack Jones
Aubrey Harper
Fay Gamel
Forest Bode
Rollie Peril
Billie Brown
A. B. Barker
Kent Turkey Hatchery to Produce 100,000 Poults
Kent Turkey Hatchery plans to produce 100000 poult chicks as festive tables in the Sandy Community will feature turkeys from the Texas Hill Country. The booming industry has spread to 100 farms, boosting production and regional supply for the year ahead.
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Kent
Texas
Kent Turkey Hatchery
Jeff Kent
Luke
Fredericksburg
Stonewall School Band Barbecue Held on Sunday
Members of the Stonewall School Band and their families enjoyed a barbecue at the school gym on Sunday evening. The band entertained their families with music before supper. Hosts for the occasion included Mr and Mrs Louis Klein Mr and Mrs Ernest Hod ges and Mr and Mrs Herman Eckhardt. The New Braunfels Home Demonstration Club toured Lydia Lyn Lucite Button factory and visited Mr and Mrs Paul Klein's Rabbitry. Paul Klein’s ranch offered 250 small rabbits for Easter.
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Stonewall
Louis Klein
Ernest Hodges
Herman Eckhardt
New Braunfels
Lydia Lyn Lucite
Paul Klein
Doss Improvement Club Meeting Highlights March 15
Over thirty members attended the Doss Improvement Club gathering on March 15. Two films by Game Warden Heep and the State Game Department were shown, with plans to invite Heep for future screenings. A projector purchase was discussed, and Emil Lange and Harry Wahrmund were appointed to price options for the April meeting.
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Doss Improvement Club
Ad Heep
State Game Department
Game Department
Heep
Emil Lange
Harry Wahrmund
Worther
Theo Moellendorf
Ruben Nixon
Crabapple-Doss
Doss
Crabapple
Gladys Welgehausen
Nolan Crenwelge
Jennie Wiennecke
Fredericksburg
Wiennecke
Fredericksburg Standard Section Two Brief Look
A compact note from the Fredericksburg Standard highlights a photo and snapshot albums feature from Fredericksburg Publishing Co. The brief item points to a section two update, emphasizing local photography and community memories.
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Fredericksburg
Fredericksburg Publishing Co
Golds Attend Showing of Wizard Appliances in Houston
Mr and Mrs Vernon Gold attended a showing of the 1952 Wizard Appliances in the Shamrock Room at the Shamrock Hotel Houston on Sunday March 23. The new line was shown throughout the day with luncheon in the Emerald Room. Models will arrive at Western Auto Associated Store soon, Mr Gold said.
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Wesley Medlock
Mary Francis
Oxford
Bocas
Holland
Eva Renick
Jackaurence
San Antonio
R. T. Laurence
Phil
Vs. Renick
Lauence
Ack
Kelly Field
R. V. Stearns
Lila B
Gay Elizabeth
Addie Thomas
Llano
H. C. Kirk
Vernon Gold
Janette Louise
Edgar
Little Jeanette
Shamrock Hotel
Houston
Western Auto
Edgar Gold
F. L. Pressler
Clinton Gold
Marion Schroeder
Shamrock Room
Emerald Room
Western Auto Associated
Mr. Gold
Large Crowd Attends Johnson City Program By Lions Club
A large crowd attended the amateur program sponsored by the Johnson City Lions Club last Saturday night. The success prompted plans to stage such events quarterly. Winners spanned grammar, high school, and out of school divisions with named attendees and groups from Johnson City Marble Falls Sandy and other areas. The L. C. Home Demonstration Councils and district agents met in Johnson City March 10 for a training school led by Miss Bonnie Cox.
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Johnson City
Woman’s Civic Club
First
Highlanders
Louis
Boots Andrews
Hye
W. C. Coleman
Sandy
Llane County
Blanco County
Thelma Casey
Bonnie Cox
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Henry Kirk
Willow City Correspondent
Lake Kent
Harper
J. F. Cook
James Eckert
Dearborn
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Fredericskburg
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OK & Refining Company
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Werner
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