Memorial Hospital Seeks 600000 Grant for New Facility
Memorial Hospital board led by Alfred Crenweige plans to apply for a 600000 Hill Burton grant from the Texas Department of Health. Campaign chair Allen Keller notes ongoing drives and pledged contributions from organizations, churches, and out-of-county supporters, aiming for a modern hospital. officials expect several thousand more from foundations and local donors as drives continue.
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Hill Countey ‘ Memorial Hospital
Crenweige
J. E Peavy
Texas
Commawoner of Health
Hit
Pamennis
Allen Keller
Alton Klier
Ray Stroeher
Rolan Schmidt
Joseph McCarthy
Jobert Klingethoeter
Drive
Klingelhoefer
Alvin Davidson
Alfred Petsech
New Officers Installed By Cancer Society
Gillespie County Unit of the American Cancer Society held its annual meeting and dinner on May 9 at Andy's Diner. New officers include Sout Anderegg as president and Mrs Frank Meine as secretary. The Crusade chairwoman Mrs Harry Hartmann reported a strong public response and worker participation lifting Gillespie County Crusade totals to 4,000 dollars.
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Gillespie County
American Cancer Society Helays
Andy's
Crusade
Ciicers
Sout Anderegg
Doss
Frank Meine
Differnet
Ganter
Harry Hartmann
Neidighs Visit Burgs in Fort Worth for Granddaughter Rene’s First Birthday
Mr and Mrs Ray S Neidigh visited Dr and Mrs Charles E Burg in Fort Worth during Brothers Day weekend to help celebrate their granddaughter Rene Burg’s first birthday.
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Ray S. Neidigh
Charles E. Burg
Fort Worth
Rene Burg
Jaycees Install New Officers May 27
Fredericksburg Jaycees plan their annual installation banquet and dance at Turner Hall on May 27. Social hour begins at 6 36 p.m. followed by a meal and a dance. Dr Norman Hall Lampasas schools chief will speak and awards for outstanding service will be presented.
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Fredericksburg
Jaycees
Turner Hall
Norman Hall
Lampasas
Danny Roeger
Central Texas Firemen to Hold Spring Convention Here
About 800 members of the Central Texas Volunteer Firemen’s Association gather for a two day convention in Lampasas and local events start with a Saturday dance at the Fair Grounds. The program includes a Sunday registration at the Fire Station and a main address on Communications in the Space Age. A barbecue Sunday night caps events with state officers attending Saturday.
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Central Texas Volunteer Firemen’s Association
Fair Grounds
Community Savings Hall
State Firemen’s and Fire Marshals Association
Central Texas Firemen’s Convention
Lee Pool
Lampasas
Central Texas
Alex Mittendorf
Howard Mathis
Burton
Harold Ehlinger
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
J. D. Williams
General Telephone Company of the Southwest
San Angelo
Carl Block
Cameron
Kermitt Menking
Zion Lutheran Church
Rucker
Carol Jean Schmidt Crowned Miss Cen-Tex Electric
Carol Jean Schmidt 19 of Fredericksburg was named the new Miss Central Texas Electric Cooperative at the Fredericksburg Municipal Building. The UT Austin sophomore Medical Technology major will parade in multiple towns this summer and compete in the Miss Texas Electric contest in Houston in August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol Jean Schmidt
Mike Schmidt
Miss Central Texas Electric Cooperative
Wilbur Durst
Mason
C.T.E.C
Lynette Hartmann
Miss Schmidt
Paula Phillips
W. C. McWilliams
Kiike Schmidt
Fredericksburg
Central Texas Electric Cooperative
University of Texas At Austin
Laura Louise Gass
Comfort
Liano
Stonewall
Harper
Texas Electric
Houston
St. Mary's High School
Girl Scouts
U.yo
Sodality
Mary Chorale
St. Mary's
University of Texas
Carol Jean
Galveston
Gillespie County Fair
Margaret Hahn
Marvin Hahn
Mascon
Peggy Landis
Ernest Landis
Elaine Krauskopf
Oscar Krauskopf
Miss Gass
Ronnie Vierus
Fredericksburg High School
Outstanding Bandsmen Honored At FHS Concert
The FHS Senior and Junior Bands were honored at the Seventh Annual Spring Musicale. Judy Ahrens and Gerain Henke won outstanding girl and boy bandsman honors in the Senior Band. Cathy Kerchenau and Weldon Itz won the junior equivalents. Two $100 band scholarships were announced, the Bruns Nettle and Itz Memorial Scholarships, with Gerald Henke as the first Bruns Nettle scholar and Vernon Itz the first Itz Memorial scholar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FHS
Gvyra
Stars and Stripes
Tom Rhodes
Cinco de Mayo
Rhodes
Grover Pitman
Judy Ahrens
Gerain Henke
Jane Ward
Cathy Kerchenau
Weldon Itz
Bruns- Nettle
Richard Brung
Wm. Nettle
Arno Ahrens
Joe Ward
J. C. Wards
Gerald Henke
Hugo Henkes Jr
Tennessee Flag Presented To Nimitz Museum In San Antonio
The Tennessee state flag arrived in San Antonio for display at the Nimitz Memorial Naval Museum as the first of the 50 states flags to be shown. Governor Buford Ellington sent Captain Charles Sanders to deliver the flag, which was presented to Dr. V B Spiva in a ceremony near the Alamo. An honor guard accompanied the flag as it was raised and praised for future display alongside other naval symbols honoring Tennessee and Admiral Nimitz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester W. Nimitz
Memorial Naval Museum
Tennessee
States of the Union
San Antonio
Buford Ellington
Charles Sanders
Tennessee Air National Guard
Sanders
V. B. Spiva
Nimitz Memorial Naval Museum
Alamo
Shrine
Admiral Nimitz
U.S.S. Tennessee
Pacific
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Betty McDougall
Hir
Chester McDougail
Patrick Heep
Francis Heep
St. Josephs Mall
St. Mary's Jumi Association
Pat Pyka
Olin
Massill
Brad Gates
Monroe Heinemann
Alois Kunz
Gilbert Kunz
Victor Pahl
Bomi
Carlos Juenke
Sacred Heart Church
Floresville
St. Mary S High School
Arno Juenke
Aanette Wahl
Raymond Wahls
Billy Pahl
Victor Pahls
Warren Rees
Forest Reeses
Daniel Kunz
Rita Kunz
Peter Zenner
Milton Zenners
Carlos Staudt
Jerome Staudts
Beatrice Petsch
Felix Petches
Linda Maurer
Roman Maurers
Heise Foe
Dee
Thorp
Ispital
Betty McDougall Valedictorian
Salutaturian
Cancer Society
Texas A & I College
Itz
Elmer Itz
Vernon Itz
Mr. Itz
Nimitz
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