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Fredericksburg Standard

Location

Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1964

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Ford Gets Five Year Sentence

Clarence E. Ford, 46, was sentenced to five years in the penitentiary by a jury in Second 38th District Court Saturday night. Ford was found guilty of murder without malice in the Feb 18 1964 slaying of Harvey Light, 24, who was a tenant on Ford’s property six miles north of Fredericksburg. Attys said they would seek a new trial within 10 days. The trial stretched from Monday with a 12-person jury drawn from 110 summoned. final juror chosen Thursday.

Clarence E. Ford Ford Harvey Light Light Fredericksburg

Fredericksburg FFA teams sweep state judging contest

Fredericksburg FFA Chapter at Texas A&M won the state sweepstakes in judging contests, with five teams qualifying from area events. Top finishers include Bellville, Cayuga, Muleshoe, Trent, Burnet, and others. Dairy and Meat judging teams also placed notably. Coaches Joe Tatum and Robert Sifford led the FHS teams.

Fredericksburg FFA FHS Texas A &M University Texas Garland Eugene Lindigs Zenner Bellville Ffa Kansas City Cayuga Ffa Mulesnoe Trent Burnet Abilene Happy Llano Stephen F. Austin Bryan Fredericksburg Ffa Itasca Gerald Crenwelge David Ketron Levi Ketrons George Walker Charlie Walkers Jim Welch Erwin Welches Samuel Sagebiel Reuben Sagebiels Walker Halettsvile North Hopkins Round- Top Carmine Belton San Diego Schulenburg Hico Comfort Gilmer Brenham Kyle Clinton Kramer Herman Kramers Ben Ellebracht Elmer Ellebrachts Gordon Edmund Dueckers Bill Kennedy Owen Kennedys Rodney Sauer Emil Sauer Anthony Fritz Felix Moritzes Monterey Lubbock Clarendon Mart Friendship Hart Gainsville Crandall Mesquite Brownfield Hallettsville Joe Tatum Robert Sifford

Antique Auto Group Parade Visits Fredericksburg Friday

More than 200 antique autos and 500 people from 14 clubs in Texas New Mexico and Oklahoma will visit Fredericksburg on May 8 as part of the 11th annual Texas Tour. A 2 30 p m Main Street parade is planned with arrivals around noon. Mayor Henke will welcome the group at Hermann Sons Hall after a barbecue at noon.

Texas New Mexico Oklahoma Fredericksburg Kerrville Morris Ranch Verein’s Kirche Market Square Hermann Sons Hall Sidney Henke FHS St. Mary’s Mary Chorale FHS Billiettes Kerr- Ville Liston Zander San Antonio Alamo City

Lions Honor Top Students From Fredericksburg and St Marys

National Honor Society members from Fredericksburg High School and St Marys High School will be honored at the Fredericksburg Lions Club scholastic achievement banquet on Wednesday May 13. Dr Norman Hackerman UT Austin vice chancellor will deliver the keynote address at 8 p m in the Community Savings Center Hall. Seventeen students will be recognized for outstanding academic records with parents invited as guests.

Fredericksburg High School St. Mary’s High School Fredericksburg Lions Club Norman Hackerman University of Texas Community Savings Center Hall Dolly Hensley Kay Keller Robin Klett Martha Immel Bernice Gold Helen Hahn Barbara Amens Coroine Hartmann John Wendel Carl Weaver Stephen Sembritzky Dan Wade Crenwelge Myrtle Tatsch Emilie Jung Dora Ann Klein Dorothy Rendon Barbara Pehl Lions Club Hackerman Central Administration University Ne Had

Williams Creek Watershed Project Approved in Gillespie County

The State Soil Conservation Board prioritizes the Williams Creek Watershed in eastern Gillespie County for flood control. Otto Schumann says final survey is planned with an unofficial September 1 deadline, leading to construction steps upon final approval. The 20 000 acre watershed extends to the Pedernales River, may include four to five earthen dams, and will be funded mainly by state and federal governments.

State Soil Conservation Board Williams Creek Gillespie County Otto Schumann Gillespie Kendall County Pedernales River Schumann

Gillespie County Favor Strong turnout in State Primary

Gillespie County voters backed most statewide Democratic candidates in the Saturday primary with 777 Democrat ballots and 282 Republican ballots. Democrats supported Connally Smith Pool White Sadler Langdon Pope, all winning statewide without runs offs except Pool who faces Baker. Republicans backed Cox for Senate and Morris. Bush leads state race with a runoff looming. Goldwater tops in county and state in presidential preference.

Gillespie County Gillespie John Connally Preston Smith Joe Pool John C. White General Land Office Jerry Sadler Jim C. Langdon Supreme Court Jack Pope Robert W. Baker Gordon McLendon U. S. Senate Ralph W. Yarborough Yarborough Gillespie Democrats Terry Townsend Tom Henry Jack Cox Robert Morris George Bush Barry M. Goldwater

Marychorale Concert Is Set Sunday

The Mary Chorale of St. Mary's High School will present its spring concert Sunday May 19 at 7 30 p m in St Joseph Hall The program mixes religious and secular numbers Soloists include Barbara Rode and Mrs C Edge The choir has gained national and international acclaim this year Members listed include Sherry Baumann Mary Crittell Dolores Heinemann Judy Henke Sandra Hohmann Darlene Itz

The Mary Chorale St. Mary’s High School St. Joseph Hall Barbara Rode C. Edge Sherry Baumann Mary Crittell Dolores Heinemann Judy Henke Sandra Hohmann Darlene Itz

Ella Schaefer College Scholarship Award Created

Fredericksburg High School to establish the Ella M. Schaefer Award a $200 stipend to be given at the May 29 commencement. The endowment funds come from Mrs. Schaefer who donated stock and cash to support the scholarship for a deserving student in the Fredericksburg Independent School District.

Ella M. Schaefer Fred Thompson Fredericksburg High School Fredericksburg Independent School W. C. Westerfeldt Schaeffer Fredericksburg Independent School District

Jaycees Install Officers Saturday in Fredericksburg

The Fredericksburg Jaycees hold their annual installation banquet and dance Saturday at 7:30 p.m. at Community Savings Center Hall. Randall McBride will be installed president, succeeding Bob France, with Glen Dittmar and others elected to vice president, secretary, treasurer, and inter-club director roles. John Prater, state Jaycee VP from Austin, will speak. Wayne Russell will install. Public invited. advance reservations offered. dance-only tickets at 9 p.m.

Fredericksburg Jaycees Community Savings Center Hall Randall McBride McBride Bob France Glen Dittmar R. L. Frantzen Fredolin Kaderli Jerry Durr Kermit Ernst Donald Dittmar Robert Sifford Kenneth Peterson Cliff Hane Kenneth Wahl al Fehrenbach Milton Birch Alton Oehler Wilbert Ottmers Danny Roeder Wilbur Crenwelge Guenther Ottmers Jr John Prater State Jaycee Austin Wayne Russell Marble Falls Prater Austin Jaycees Central Texas Jaycee Corpus Christi Glenn Dittmar

Quaker Man to Speak in Fredericksburg May 14

The Quaker Man arrives in Fredericksburg on Thursday May 14 to address high school students and the public at 7 30 p m in the Public School Gymnasium. Admission is free as he travels the nation promoting American heritage and democratic ideals. He has spoken to over two million people since 1954 and travels 80 90 thousand miles yearly.

Fredericksburg America Quaker

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