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Fredericksburg Standard

Location

Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1952

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Business Leaders Form Youth Panel for Fredericksburg Students

Junior and senior students at Fredericksburg Public and St. Marys High School heard a panel of business men on Thursday afternoon discuss their problems. The session featured local executives addressing youth concerns and potential career paths.

Fredericksburg St. Mary's High School Rotary Club M. L. Bogisch Security State Bank Nolan Brown Fredericksburg National Bank Alfred Crenwelge Crenwelge Food Market Harry ©. Davis C. J. Dooley Dooley’s Andrew Kaiser Kaiser Robert W. Klingelhoefer Henry Meurer Goodyear Wm. Petmecky Chamber of Commerce William Schroeder Anthony Knopp St. Mary's W. C. Westerfeldt Fredericksburg High School Out of Town Otto Krueger Weights and Measures Division State Department of Agriculture Thomas Ferguson

We Believe in Active Citizens and Accepting Losses

An opinion column urges supporters of Eisenhower to accept defeat gracefully and stay engaged in politics. It argues for active, principled participation, warns against political labor dictatorship, and reflects on the impact of losing and the hope for future winners.

Eisenhower

Fredericksburg High names 1952 top graduates

Robert C. Westerfeldt is valedictorian with a 95.250 average and Doris Probst is salutatorian with 94.421. Other high honors go to Merle M. Teschner Marie Meier and Delphine Wunderlich. Graduation May 27 in the new gym with Penrose Metcalfe as speaker. baccalaureate May 25 with Vicar Rudi Wendel delivering the sermon.

Robert C Bob” Westerfeldt W C. Westerfeldt Doris Probst Clarence Probst Fredericksburg High School Supt. A. K. Krause Westerfeldt Fredericksburg FHS Merle M. Teschner Marie Meier Delphine Wunderlich Merle Mae Teschner San Angelo Rudi Wendel Holy Ghost Luth. Church

New Mayor and Commissioner Take Office in Fredericksburg

William Schroeder was sworn in as Fredericksburg mayor and Gilbert Kaderli as commissioner in a City Hall ceremony on April 30. Otto Schneider, the lone incumbent reelected, also took oath. Schroeder announced no immediate staff changes and outlined two projects the new administration will push: a swimming pool and a Town Creek bridge with Victor Nixon assisting on plans. location likely to be decided by a mid May vote.

William Schroeder Fredericksburg Harry Land Otto Schneider Sr. Land Gilbert Kaderli Schroeder Joe Molberg Kaderli Ed. Apelt Otto Schneider

City Fire Hazard Check Nears Finish by Alamo Field Club

Fredericksburg completes a fire hazard survey conducted by the Alamo Field Club of San Antonio. Thirty seven volunteers led by George Henry and Pat McLemore tagged hazardous conditions and distributed guidance. A luncheon at the Public School followed with Col. Paul Brown of Texas Fire Insurance Commission as speaker.

Fredericksburg Alamo Field Club San Antonio George Henry Pat McLemore Fred Paul Brown Fire Insurance Commissioner Texas State Commission Brown

PIRE HAZARD CHECK Is COMPLETED

Pat McLemore of the Alamo Field Club announced the Pire Hazard Check was completed before noon today. The program recorded 307 inspections and 537 recommendations to eliminate fire hazards, with most suggestions focusing on wiring and electrical appliances.

Fredericksburg Pat McLemore Alamo Field Club McLemore

Legion District Convention Plans Being Completed

Plans for the two day American Legion District Convention in Fredericksburg are nearly complete. Alfred Neffendorf announces attendance from 42 Posts in the 21st District with events at the Nimitz Hotel May 18 including a dance and Memorial Services led by State Department Chaplain Lester Cochran. Keynote speaker will be Hon John Ben Shepperd with State Commander Gibson and Judge Ira Galloway among attendees.

The American Legion Louis Jordan Post Herman Sons Hall Alfred Neffendorf Nimitz State Department Lester Cochran John Ben Shepperd Legion Gibson Ira Galloway Coleman Neffendorf Fredericksburg High School James Braeutigam St. Mary’s Fredericksburg St. Mary's High School

Oil Distributors Report Steady Gasoline Supply

Fredericksburg oil distributors say they still have a good gasoline supply despite a nationwide oil workers strike that began the prior week. Local firms including Humble Texaco Sinclair Gulf Magnolia Continental and H Welge Lewis bulk station report steady deliveries with only a slight rise in purchases and expect no hardship unless the walkout lasts unusually long. The strike idled about 90 000 workers nationwide after the CIO union demanded a 25 cent hourly wage increase.

Fredericksburg Humble Texaco Sinclair Gulf Magnolia Continental H. Welge Lewis CIO Oil Workers International Union

Gillespie County Sends Uninstructed Delegation To State Conventions

Gillespie County Republicans and Democrats choose uninstructed delegates to state conventions with unit rule. Republicans vote 43 to eight to send uninstructed delegates to Mineral Wells. Democrats send five delegates to San Antonio. Delegates based on 1950 general election precinct results.

Gillespie County Dwight Eisenhower Eisenhower Mineral Wells San Antonio Gillespie Henry Kneese William Petmecky Calvin Bierschwabe William Schroeder Henry

Robert Loth Announces For Sheriff Candidacy

Robert Loth former Gillespie County sheriff announced his bid for the sheriff's office in the upcoming November general election. He said he would personally visit a majority of voters and sought the support of county residents to defeat the current sheriff Hugo Klaerner who won against him in 1950.

Robert Bob” Loth Gillespie County Gillepsie Loth Hugo Klaerner

Park Day at Oakcrest Park Planned in Gillespie County

Preparations are underway for June 1 as Gillespie County citizens gather for Oakcrest Park Day. Festivities begin at noon with meals, games, boat rides, a fishing rodeo and a bathing beauty contest. The Fredericksburg Hermann Sons Band will perform and the park will be dedicated as a public playground.

Gillespie County Oakcrest Park Live Oak Creek Fredericksburg Hermann Sons Band Lorenz Bading Fredericksburg Chamber of Commerce Bill Petmecky Henry C. Meurer

Herber Family Hosts Weekend Guests from Texas

S Sgt. and Mrs. James Herber and son along with Miss Goldine Herber of San Antonio and Mrs. Elmer Bray with daughters of Killeen spent the weekend as guests in the Wilson Herber home.

James Herber Goldine Herber San Antonio Elmer Bray Killeen Wilson Herber

Fredericksburg FFA Teams Crowned State Champions

Fredericksburg FFA livestock and meat judging teams won the state championship at the Texas A&M contest on May 3. Dairy and Poultry teams placed lower but contributed to a sweepstakes victory by all five teams. The Livestock team and others will represent Texas at the National FFA Contest in Kansas City next October.

Texas A & M College Texas Kansas City Fredericksburg FFA Dimmuit A. C. Kast Albert Kast Harvey Ellebracht Albert Ellebracht Alton Moellering Harvey Moellering Clayton Behrends Alex Behrends Kermit Harry Eckhardt Floyd Immel Tommy Immel Freddie Hartmann Lawrence Hartmann Alton Ray Feller Clarence Feller Curtis Weirich Edwin Weirich

Sheep and Goat Clinic Slated Here Saturday

Gillespie County Breeders Association hosts first annual sheep and goat clinic at Gillespie Fair Park on Saturday May 10 with an 8 a.m. registration and a judging contest by 4 H and FFA teams. Guest speakers include Dr R D Radeleff and Charles S Smith from Kerrville Experimental Station and James A Gray from San Angelo College.

Gillespie County Registered Breeders Association Gillespie Fair Park R. D. Radeleff Charles S. Smith Kerrville Experimental Station James A. Gray San Angelo College San Angelo Radeleff Mr. Smith Mr. Gray

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Ericksburg Boy Scouts Dixie Stafford PIRE Marie Maier Fair Association Kilman Legion District Joe Tatum James Eckhardt Curtis Eckhardt Warren Percy Henry Frantzen Kermit Wahrmund A. C. East the Daily Willie Gaines Seddie Durst Hayden Grona Robert Loth Sheriff's Office Gray C. A. Stone Delaine Corriedale Suffolk
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