Indian Pow Wow Dominates Schertz-Cibolo 3 1
St Marys Indians ride strong defense and four timely hits to beat Schertz Cibolo 3 1. Hartmann and Moritz among the hit contributors, one early Indian error allowed a run for the opponents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Hartmann
St. Mary's Indians
Schertz-Cibolo
Indians
Moritz
Becker
Kordzik
Hartmann
St. Mary's
Novian
Franke
Pyka
Jordan
Jenschke
St Marys Glee Club Performs in Los Angeles Music Festival
St Marys Glee Club joined 600 choristers from San Antonio Yoakum Abilene and Fayetteville for a concert directed by Noble Cain. Rehearsals lasted seven hours on Tuesday with Cain known as artist and comedian. The program featured twelve numbers, six Cain compositions, creating an educational and friendly gathering of students from different schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’s Glee Club
San Antonio
Yoakum
Abilene
Fayette- Ville
Noble Cain
Cain
Snooper Duper Snooping Through Prom Season
A playful column notes students’ small talk on dances, dates, and outings. It mentions the Glee Club trip to a San Antonio music festival, the Pep Squad parade, and several juniors and seniors arranging prom plans while a student “Snooper” teases readers with rumors about dates and car rides.
Thanks for Panel Discussion by Chamber of Commerce
Juniors and seniors of St Marys School thank Fredericksburg Chamber of Commerce for an excellent panel discussion held in the courtroom Thursday at 1 pm. Participants included Harry Davis Nolan Brown M L Bogisch Wm Petmecky William Schroeder Andrew Kaiser C J Dooley W C Westerfeldt Tony Knopp Alfred Crenwelge Henry Meurer Judge Thomas Ferguson Robert W Klingelhoefer and Otto Krueger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's School
Fredericksburg Chamber of Commerce
Harry Davis
Nolan Brown
M. L. Bogisch
Wm. Petmecky
William Schroeder
Andrew Kaiser
C. J. Dooley
W. C. Westerfeldt
Tony Knopp
Alfred Crenwelge
Henry Meurer
Thomas Ferguson
Robert W. Klingelhoefer
Otto Krueger
May Procession Crowning At St Marys Church
Wednesday evening April 30 St Marys Church held its annual May procession and crowning of the Blessed Virgin Mary. Frances Loth Miss May Queen led a royal ceremony with a pink rosebud crown, white gladioli arches, and a guard of honor by senior boys. Attendants wore blue sashes and white formals, with Patsy Zenner as crown bearer and two trainbearers in white suits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's Church
St. Mary’s School
Our Lady’s Shrine
Frances Loth
Miss Loth
Blessed Virgin Mary
Antoinette Kraus
Rose Marie Lange
Betty Lochte
Helen Mae Meurer
Dorothy Miller
Agnes Molberg
Margaret Mosel
Rose Mae Petsch
Roseline Stehling
Doris Weinheimer
Patsy Zenner
Spencer Jung
David St. Clair
SMS School Notes Big Music Festival and Bus Tales
Students at SMS enjoyed a friendly week with Father Gino visiting Wednesday and a Tuesday Music Festival that brought reunions and smiles. Chats mention funny bus ride home from San Antonio, crushes on Jimmy M, and Barbara Z’s new look while the Junior girls set a dishwashing record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SMS
Gino
Carlie
Fred
San Antonio
Johnny
Gunter
Tiny
Schertz
Barbara Z
Jimmy M
Oll
Patsy D
Rosemary
Jacqueline
Patsy Pehl
Barbara Zenner
Buddy
Alie B
E. B
Junior Senior Banquet Prom Sunday May 11 1952
The juniors of St Marys plan a secret banquet and prom for the Senior Class of 1952 on Sunday evening May 11 starting at seven. Snooper, a junior, helps keep details hidden to surprise the seniors. Guests include Very Rev Joseph Hildebrand Rev Robert Logan Rev Edward Bartsch and the Knopps Petermanns Bierschwales and Henke along with seniors’ home room mothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’s
Snooper
Joseph Hildebrand
Robert Logan
Edward Bartsch
Tony Knopp
Milton Petermann
Calvin Bierschwale
Sidney Henke
Erwin Kraus
Robert Loth
R. L. Franke
Orchids and Onions at St Marys Events
Orchids praised for 99 percent May procession participation and Crowning rites honoring Our Blessed Mother. Orchids to baseball team for another victory. Octet Orchid Singers at Flower Club meeting and for Mass at Veterans Hospital Kerrville. Juniors Seniors plan Chamber discussion on Fredericksburg civic problems. Onions for Sophs Frosh keeping Juniors awake on bus. Orchid to Noble Cain for entertaining 600 teens and inspiring them. Smelly Onion for a boy with ugly hats. Orchid to Father Gino for remembering old pupils at St Marys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flower Club
Noble Cain
Veterans’ Hospital
Kerrville
St. Mary's
Chamber of Commerce
Fredericksburg
Father Gino
St Mary's
Meet Our Favorites Meet Our School Leaders and Athletes
Carolyn Rose Braeutigam stands out as the sophomore class favorite for leadership and community activity. She presides over the German Club, participates in St. Mary’s Choir and Glee Club, the Pep Squad, and Sodality, earning admiration from teachers and peers. Daniel Hartmann is deemed the most popular sophomore boy, a St. Mary’s Baseball Club pitcher and Indian Football letterman, always ready to help and support Sodality projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolyn Rose Braeutigam
Carolyn
Carolyn Rose
St. Mary’s Choir
Pep Squad
St. Mary's Sodality
Daniel Hartmann
Daniel
St. Mary’s
Sophs
Tatsch Family Gathering at Oakcrest Park Sunday
Descendants of Peter Tatsch met at Oakcrest Park the old family homestead for a Sunday gathering. A noon barbecue and an afternoon cake and coffee were served. About sixty attended. The seven living children were Ferdinand Ed mund Emil Reinhold Lina Dina Hilda and two with married names. Deceased include August Henry Frieda Annie. All were born in the old home now part of the park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Tatsch
Oakcrest Park
Tatsch
Ferdinand
Edmund
Emil
Reinhold Tatsch
Lina
Henry Ahrens
Dina
Walter Schaper
Hilda
Charles Kott
August
Henry Tatsch
Frieda
Ed. Marschall
Annie
Henry Eckstein
Music Week events enliven Fredericksburg area culture
Fredericksburg residents resume a busy week with the Music Study Club program during Music Week and the Saengerfest from the prior week. Opa Roman Readers note a higher number of ad errors as compositor Roman J. Peter becomes a grandfather to Linda Marie Enderlin Jr, born Sunday evening, prompting him to buy boots for his proud granddaughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredericskburg
Gillespie County
Opa
Standard
Roman J. Peter
Standard Ad
Roman
Linda Marie
Max Enderlin Jr
Food cooks speedily in gentle or rapid boil
A concise note states that food will cook at similar speeds whether the water is gently simmering or rapidly boiling, indicating boil intensity has limited impact on overall cooking time.
Stella Gliddon Breaks Ankle in Fall
Mrs Stella Gliddon Johnson City postmaster broke her ankle in a fall while walking home Sunday evening. She is hospitalized at Blanco hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stella Gliddon
Johnson City
Giddon
Blanco Hospital
Italians Originated Mask Wearing at Fancy Dress Ball
A historical note states that the practice of wearing masks at formal masquerade balls was invented by Italians, shaping European etiquette and entertainment customs for centuries.
Mrs Felix Weber and family visit Fredericksburg
Mrs Felix Weber and her daughter Jaclyn of San Antonio spent several days in Fredericksburg with her parents Mr and Mrs A H Voelkel. On Friday Jackie had her tonsils removed. They were joined on Saturday by Mr Weber Jerry and Nell Betty Weber and Miss Marilyn Allen, all of them returning to San Antonio on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felix Weber
Jaclyn
San Antonio
Fredericksburg
A. H. Voelkel
Jackie
Mr. Weber
Jerry
Nell Betty Weber
Marilyn Allen
Classified Ad Style Summary From Local Page
A compact overview of readable classified items on a local page notes listings for services goods and notices. It highlights contact names potential prices and brief descriptions while reflecting the period tone and layout of the original newspaper section.
Dogs Sweat Through Their Tongues Unique Cooling Mechanism
A dog cools itself primarily by panting, as its tongue plays a central role in heat regulation. While humans sweat across the skin, dogs rely on rapid breathing and tongue moisture to dissipate heat and maintain body temperature.
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Columbus
India
Patsy Jordan
Freddy Wehmeyer
Betty Meurer
Darlene Duecker
Lucille Straube
Helen Meurer
Judy Holland
Alice Gene
Tilde Ann Metzger
Fredolin Kaderli
Jeanette Weidenfeller
Freddy Meurer
Hugo Stehling
Darlene Straube
Shirley Schneider
Mary Francis Stehling
Wilffred Weinheimer
Unsor—Bister M. Alphonsine
Our
Max Miller
Wendell
Idaho
St. Mary's Glee Club
L. A
Snooper Duper
Glee Club
Alphonsine
Freddie Wehmeyer
711
M. C
Mary F
Fortunata
Kenn
Nash
Sam Pearce
Seattle
Wash
A.R. Patton
Ft.Collins
Cole
America
Nash Motors
Nash-Kelvinator Corp
Detroit, Mich
Mllon
Ambassador
THE
Statesman
Rambler
Weber - Jenschke
San Antonio Street
Harvard University
Asmaus Worms
Goodyear Service Store
Oakcrest
Libby
Graham Crackers
del Monte
Rosedale
Betty Crocker
Welch’s
Tex-Sun
Mary Lee Taylor
Fryers
Crenwelge Food Market
Travelers Cafe
Alex Mittendorf
Mple Automotive Caries Behrend Garage
Helmuth Behrend
Fredericksburg, Texas
Southwest School OF Printing
Clarendon Drive
Dallas
Texas
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