Unusual Instruments Shine At FHS Senior Band Recital
Attendees last week saw rare instruments in use by FHS Senior Band performers. Bassoons oboes baritone saxophones flutes clarinets French horns and a Sousaphone solo with piano accompanied several pieces. The event highlighted outstanding youth musicians likely to gain future college or professional opportunities as National Music Week approaches with many recitals planned.
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FHS
Three Fishermen Reel 167 Pounds Of Catfish Near Marshal Ford Dam
The trio Wil lie Maurer Walter Wunderlich and Marcus Maurer caught 167 pounds of catfish above Marshal Ford Dam on the Colorado River over three nights. The largest fish weighed about 20 pounds and all were good eating size. Heavy rains have crowded Hill Country lakes and streams, with this haul among the season’s largest reported.
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Marshal Ford Dam
Colorado
Willie Maurer
Walter Wunderlich
Marcus Maurer
Minstrel Show and Community Events in Stonewall
A Stonewall community brief notes a Thursday May night minstrel show at 7 30 p m with all invited, Mothers Club meets Friday at 2 30 p m at the school, and Miss Marilyn Klein hosts a miscellaneous shower at Weinheimer s Hall for her upcoming marriage to Buddy Lindig.
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Marilyn Klein
Weinheimer’s Hall
Miss Klein
Buddy Lindig
Jerome Jenschke
Sandra Ann
Stonewall Pirates
Comfort
Stonewall
Farmers League
Sisterdale
Guenther Filter
Walter Moldenhauer
Harper Firemen Minstrel Show Planned at High School Gym
Harper Volunteer Fire Department to stage a minstrel show at Harper High School Gym on Thursday night May 22 to raise funds for equipment and obligations. Rev A A Gitter will coach. two new members Kelton and Elmer Lange join to bring the force to 20. Proceeds help improve firefighting gear and department needs.
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Harper Volunteer Fire Department
Harper High School
A. A. Gitter
Harper Fire Department
Kelton
Elmer Lange
Dayton Rahe
Morris Voorhies
District Texas Home Demonstration Association
Liano
H. O. Jones
Ed Win Lang
Odessa
San Antonio
Marvin Tobin
Tracy Tobin
Earnest Freeman
Jack Roberts
Ida Kneese
Christian Birch
Round
Alton Kneese
Cypress Mills
Chas Frederick
Port Arthur
Bob McElroy
Charles Allen
U.S
J. J. Rogers
Clayton Feller
Otto Lange
Santa Anna
Max Lange
Hans Wachals
Victor Harper
Fredericksburg
Buck Baker
Jack
Kerrville
Gordon Harper
W. R. Massey
Clayton Massey
Tom Carter
Marvin Kramer
Johnson City
Elbert J. Schmidt
Elgin M. Schmidt
Harper
Ft. Benning
H Harper
Texas A and M College
Army
Soil Conservation Tour and Community Activities in Post Oak Area
Members of the Soil Conservation group met at the Club House with Mr. Baumann to study grasses and spray brush at Francis Rech’s place. Visitors from Comfort attended. Several ladies joined a Freezing Demonstration at Mrs. John Jones’s Blanco home. Local families fed news of hospital stays and river trouble, with many residents hosting visitors and attending celebrations and birthday events.
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Soil Conservation Group
Mr. Baumann
Francis Rech
Chester Moldenhauer
G. C. Walker
Willie Rech
Bob Koennecke
Karl Petermann
Rudolph Rech
Otto Sultemeier
Gilbert Moldenhauer
Comfort
Ewald Rech
Herman Deike
John Jones
Blanco
Adolph Maurer
Clayton Scharnhorst
Ewald
Felix Rech
Rech
Gaage
Fredericksburg
Harry Moldenhauer
Leo Sultemeier and
Stanley Brrcklebach
Elgin Schmidt
District Meeting At Selma Sunday Western district gathering held
The Western district Catholic State League met in Selma on May 4 with Herman Kneuper presiding. Delegates from Harper Fredericksburg Stonewall Honey Creek New Braunfels Rockne String Prairie and Selma attended. Local attendees included Rev Fr Edward Bartsch Milton Schmidtzyinsky Mrs H B Halfmann Mrs Bertha Willmann Mrs Frank Holdforth Mrs Benno Stehling Mr and Mrs Alfred Kunz and Mr and Mrs Edwin Kammilah. Brother Herbert F Leies S M of St Mary's University gave the main address on Keeping the Family Together. The piece ends noting unfamiliar terms gutters and howdah with no relation to the meeting.
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Western District of Catholic State League
Selma
Herman Kneuper
New Braunfels
Harper
Fredericksburg
Stonewall
Honey Creek
Rockne
String Prairie
Edward Bartsch
Milton Schmidtzinsky
H. B. Halfmann
Bertha Willmann
Frank Holdforth
Benno Stehling
Alfred Kunz
Edwin Kammilah
Herbert F. Leies
S. M
St. Mary's University
Gillespie Scout Units Shine at Saturday Exposition
Fredericksburg area Boy and Cub Scout units displayed skills on the Courthouse Lawn in the first annual Exposition. Blue ribbons were awarded to Cub Den 1 Den 4 Den 6 Explorer Post 136 and Troop 135 for various crafts and demonstrations. red ribbons went to Dens 2 3 5 7 and Troops 134 136 for additional crafts and demonstrations.
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Fredericksburg
Courthouse Lawn
Cub Scout den 1
Den
Explorer Post 136
Boy Scout Troop 135
Troop 136
Floyd Davis
Capitol Area Council
Boy Scout, of America
Milton Durst
Tyrus Cox
Miller Creek Conservation Group Wins Texas Award 1951
The Miller Creek Soil Conservation group in Blanco County won the best Conservation group in Texas for 1951 and received a $1000 prize. The honor was presented at the Seventh Annual Fort Worth Press State Soil Conservation Awards dinner at the Texas Hotel in Fort Worth. Members named include J. Sauls Harry Brill Aubrey Hopkins Paul Petty M. B. Gipson E. H. Achilles and Wesley Brown. Attendees included all district supervisors and several Johnson City Blanco business men.
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Miller Creek
Blanco County
Texas
Fort Worth Press
Ft. Worth
J. Sauls
Harry Brill
Aubrey Hopkins
Paul Petty
M. B. Gipson
E. H. Achilles
Wesley Brown
Johnson City
Blanco
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