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Fredericksburg Standard

Location

Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1946

Page

7

Cattle Prices and Local Events From 33 Years Ago

Readable note recalls cattle prices, a big cat fish catch, Arion choir honor, and fishing lore from Llano River. Reports Fritz Kirchhoff sale near High Hill, party for Weston Luckenbach’s 24th birthday, and plans for a May 17 prize shoot at Grapetown. Pentecost plus a volunteer fire minstrel show urged to raise funds for equipment and improvements.

Weston Luckenbach Weston Fritz Kirchhoff High Hill Railroad Kirchhoff Fredericksburg San Antonio Arion Llano Felix Reinbach Rich Henke Emil Kordzik Otto Henke The Concordia Klaemers Hall

Pioneer Kerr County Official Succumbs

A. L. Starkey, 73, Kerr County official for 48 years, died Friday. He had served as county surveyor since 1898 and was son of James Monroe Starkey and his wife. He fathered Rankin Starkey, publisher of the Kerrville Times, four sons total, and a sister. Attending rites Saturday afternoon from this area were Arthur Kowert Marcus Welmeyer and H. C. Koch.

A. L. Starkey Kerr County James Monroe Starkey Rankin Starkey Kerrville

Harper Mourns Death Of Early Pioneer Woman

Mrs Emma Clara Whitewood died at her Harper home on April 28 Funeral services were held at the Presbyterian church Monday afternoon April 29 she was laid to rest in Harper.

Frantzen-Ahrens Oswald Griffin Hans Lindenberg Andrew Kuenemann Pvt Andrew Frantzen Harold E. Ahrens Frantzen Ahrens Seipp’s Park MacDonald Studio Emma Clara Whitewood Harper Presbyterian Church

Johnson City Classes OF 1937 Held Reunion

The Senior Class of 1937 held a reunion at the ranch of Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Peter man Thursday evening. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Leland Stevenson and Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Gipson.

Johnson City E. F. Peterman Leland Stevenson Maurice Gipson

Doss Celebrates Centennial With Large Fredericksburg Parade

The center of the four day Gillespie County centennial celebration was a parade described as the longest and most colorful yet, with an estimated 30 000 residents and visitors. Law and order during the event drew praise from locals as Miss Eleanora Novian and other residents visited and several families attended events in Fredericksburg and nearby Harper. A future ball game featuring Mutual Lumber Co and local clubs was noted, with cyclones in Doss anticipated to defend home turf in a challenging matchup.

Fredericksburg Loth State Highway Patrol Gillespie County City Radio & Electric Co Mutual Lumber Co Doss Cyclones Eleanora Novian Alfred Durden Elizabeth. Gammenthaler Harper Earl Wayne Charles Allen Fowler Earl Durst Carolyn Ann Pete Crenwelge Alma Seiter Fredrick

Eli Rode Donates Registered Hereford To Local FFA Chapter

Eli Rode gave a registered Hereford heifer to the local Future Farmers of America chapter for spring feeding and show preparation. The chapter sold the animal to FFA member Alton Oehler, who will feed and show it at Gillespie County and Hill Country Boy's Livestock Shows in Kerrville next spring. The club thanks Mr Rode and community supporters for their interest.

Eli Rode Farmers of America Alton Oehler F.F.A Alton Gillespie County

Centennial attendance and local visits reported

Stonewall residents Mr and Mrs Walter Pehl and daughters plus Mrs Henry Burg attended the Centennial at New Braunfels Sunday. Several visitors came to Stonewall including Mrs Walter Adams from Galveston, Joann and Clara Weinhaimer from Austin visiting their parents, Pfc Hilmar O Nebgen visiting family, and Mr and Mrs Herbert Haas with children in Blanco. Additional visits included Mr and Mrs Victor Duecker, Benno Eckert and son, Mrs Werner Schlueter from San Antonio, and Mrs Eugene Weber’s family.

Walter Pehl Henry Burg New Braunfels Benno Eckert Walter Adams Galveston Joann Clara Weinheimer Austin Herman Weinheimer Pfc Hilmar O. Nebgen Albert Werner Schlueter San Antonio Edwin Schlueter Eugene Webers George

Willow City Centennial Celebration Draws Big Weekend Turnout

Willow City residents celebrated the centennial with widespread attendance and entertainment. Farmers report rain-delayed planting and oats harvest looming while the range looks promising but needs sun. Mrs Arthur Renick arrived with Mr and Mrs C B Renick after a business trip to San Antonio.

Arthur Renick C. B. Renick San Antonio

Maytag Home Freezer Promoted as Complete Kitchen Unit

Otto Kolmeier Company, Maytag dealer in Gillespie County, announces the Maytag home freezer described as more than a freezer a full kitchen unit. It has 6 cubic feet capacity zero Fahrenheit operation across climates and can hold 300 pounds of meat or 180 pounds of produce with 240 pounds of mixed items. The 4714 by 29 by 32 inch cabinet features a white enamel finish stainless trim an enamel top with an adjustable drop leaf and an integral top defrost pan for quick defrosting away from the sink.

Maytag Otto Kolmeier Company Gillespie County Maytag Company Newton Towa

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