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Fredericksburg Standard

Location

Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1952

Page

16

Hearing Aid Clinic At Nimitz Hotel On May 14

A government hearing aid clinic will be held at the Nimitz Hotel Wednesday May 14 from 9 A M to noon. An Acousticon hearing aid expert will explain hearing loss types and aid options and provide free copies of the U S Government Expose of Hearing Aids upon request. Batteries accessories and repairs for all makes will be available. Contact San Antonio 112 Jefferson St for details.

Nimitz Hotel Theovernment Governent Jin U.sovernment

Winners Named in Garden Club Flower Show Friday

The Garden Club hosted its 13th Annual Spring Flower Show titled Blossom Time in the Hotel Nimitz ballroom on Friday. Members awarded ribbons across categories including single flowers, bulbous blooms, unusual containers, and youth entries from Girl Scouts and Home Demonstration clubs. The event featured piano music, choral pieces, and a sweepstakes prize won by Mrs. Emil Crenwelge Jr for accumulating the most winning ribbons.

Garden Club The Hotel Nimitz Beverly Ann Castles Jonell Schneider Wilfred Weinheimer Darlene Duecker Cynthia Tally Jeanette Knoche Mary Jerry Klein St. Mary's Dorothy Miller Medina Emil Crenwethe Jr Herman Crenwelge Madam Butterfly Rose H. H. Fricke Hayden Osbourn Emma Jordan Alvin Alberthal Emma Schoenewolf R. J. Becker Walter Knoche Amanda Miller Frank Hold Walter B. L. Enderle W. H. Springall Milford Castles Emil Crenwelge Jr Jack Geistweidt Felix Hohmann Ed. Schaefer Squaw Creek Doss Harper Bertha Weber Coleus Begonia Arthur Houy Smilax Max Schneider Albert Henke R. Tatsch Alfred Neffendorf Marvin Oestreich D. J. Hoerster Ed. Stein Nimitz Hotel

Fredericksburg panel discusses local economy and prices

Businessmen and students moderated by Judge Ferguson examine wage trends profits and the Gillespie County economic index. Farmers receive high cattle prices at the Fredericksburg auction, while consumer prices align with other towns. Krueger commends accurate scales and local merchants.

Gillespie County Fredericksburg San Antonio Ft. Worth Thomas Ferguson Barnet Krueger State Department of Agriculture

John Davidson Celebrates Fifth Birthday Party

Mrs A G Davidson hosted a Saturday afternoon birthday party for her son John Davidson. About thirty children attended at the family home, with an Indian theme featuring a tepee cake topper and five candles signifying the campfire.

John Davidson A. G Davidson

Nine Children Born In Local Hospitals

Nine children including five boys and four girls were born in local hospitals this past week to local families. Notable entries include births to Clayton Feller of Harper, Leroy Rusche of Comfort, Angel Valdez of Fredericksburg, James Harper, George Epperson of Cherokee, Max Enderlin Jr of Fredericksburg, Rudolph Ristau of Fredericksburg, Travis Hoffman of Mason, and Trinidad Carrion of Stonewall. Weekend guests included Jo Patino of San Antonio and Fay Redus of Katy visiting Miss Betty Brown and her parents in San Marcos.

Clayton Feller Harper Leroy Rusche Comfort Angel Valdez Fredericksburg James V. Harper George Epperson Cherokee Max Enderlin Jr Rudolph Ristau Travis Hoffman Mason Trinidad Carrion Stonewall Betty Brown Swtstc San Marcos Jo Patino San Antonio Fay Redus Katy Nolan Brown

Garden Club Show Awards And Mixups Disclosed

The Garden Club notes a rule violation allowing multiple entries in a single class causing ribbon disqualifications for sweepstakes points. Winners include Mrs Amanda Miller and Miss Emma Jordan in miniature and mantel arrangements, plus attendance prizes for Mabel Zimmermann Ad Evers Sr Delia Davidson Lydia Dittmar and Rubin Ruebsahm.

Ed. Hohmann Amanda Miller M. L. Bogisch W. H. Springall H. L. Springall Dorothy Miller Emma Jordan R. Tatsch Walter Kolmeier Ed. Stein Alfred Cameron Bertha Schmidt Alvin Alberthal Garden Club Mabel Zimmermann Ad, Evers Sr Delia Ann Davidson Lydia Dittmar Rubin Ruebsahm

Zion Ladies Aid May Meeting at Zion Lutheran Church

The Zion Luth. Ladies Aid opened their May gathering with a Mother's Day program led by Mrs. Martin Dittmar. The meeting included a responsive reading, India Women’s Work report, panel on Seek the Lord Through Prayer, Bible study on Deuteronomy 1926, and election of delegates to Llano Group meeting with social hour to follow.

Ladies Aid of Zion Luth. Church Martin Dittmar Dittmar India Women’s Work O. H. Grittin Karl Hartmann Lord Gus Sager Mesdames Sterling Wendel Ernst Fiedler Reinhold Beyer Werner Klier Llano Henry Welge Lewis Church Workers’ Institute Seguin

Kindergarten Program at Public School Auditorium

Kindergarten class under Mrs Henr Lochte will present songs and drills including the operetta Dance of the Flowers at the Public School Auditorium on Wednesday night May 14 at 745 p m. Thirteen little boys and girls will graduate and receive diplomas from Supt A K Krause. Public invited. A girl is one eighth of a quart.

Henr Lochte Supt. A. K. Krause

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