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Fredericksburg Standard

Location

Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1947

Page

5

Lions Club Plans Fundraising and Scout Roles

Lions Club President Joe Molberg announced a Kerrville zone Fellowship meeting for Friday night and urged strong Fredericksburg presence at the District 2-A convention in San Antonio. Kenneth Brown will resume as Boy Scout troop leader after Archie Weiss resignation, with a list of club members named. A police encounter ends with a humorous charge about impersonating a woman.

Fredericksburg Lions San Antonio Molberg Kenneth Brown Lions Club Boy Archie Weiss

County commissioners approve airport use terms and expansion plan

The ordinance outlines that the airport must serve the public on fair terms with no exclusive rights to any carrier or business. It requires county maintenance of facilities, nonexclusive services, and shared military use, with potential expansion by purchasing about 31 acres adjacent to the airport.

U. S

Light Rains Help Crop Moisture Across County

Scattered showers totaled about 55 points in and near the city over the past week. Most farms have sufficient moisture. a few areas risk excess rain for corn. A Tuesday storm with a dusting followed by light rain brought small hail but no damage reported.

Legion Memorial Services On June First At Local High School

The Louis Jordan Post of the American Legion will hold its annual memorial services on Sunday June 1 at 1 30 p m in the High School Auditorium announced this week by Chaplain Alfred Neffendorf. Flowers for veterans graves in local and county cemeteries may be brought to the auditorium Sunday morning from 9 o clock for bouque arrangement by auxiliary members. Details to be announced next week.

Louis Jordan Post, American Legion Alfred Neffendorf

Harper Wool Judging Results Highlight FFA Placings

Johnson City FFA tied for first with 325 points as Kerrville won with 1400, Fredericksburg second 1370, Harper third 1355, and Johnson City fourth 1325 in the FFA wool judging. Adult winners were Dean Hopf first, Mau rer and Waldemar Kroll tied for second, Jim Peril third, and Kenneth Whitewood fourth. First place riders were gifted bridles from local sponsors.

Johnson City FFA Kerrville Fredericksburg Harper Dean Hopf Herbert Maurer Waldemar Kroll Jim Peril Kenneth Whitewood Floyd Bode Warehouse W. A. Brown and Mutual Lumber Company Harper Lions Club Harper Helping Hand Harper Community Park Fredericksburg Ffa Mr. J. Tatum Stanley Grona J. F. Manor Paul Marquart Daniel Jung Robert Pape

Cards of Thanks for Kindness at Our Loss

The family expresses sincere thanks for deeds of kindness and sympathy during the illness and death of their father grandfather great grandfather and brother. They thank the Rev Brunette Cherry Springs Choir the pallbearers the grave makers and for the floral tributes. Your kindness will long be remembered.

Brunette Cherry Springs

Card of Thanks for Fire Aid and Support

The W A Luckenbach Family express gratitude for Fredericksburg Volunteer Fire Department swift fire extinguishing work Gillespie County Mutual Fire Insurance Company prompt settlement Bethany Lutheran Church kitchen shower and the help of many friends and neighbors after a home fire.

Fredericksburg

Fredericksburg Chamber of Commerce Agriculture Plan Nears Realization

After years of talk the Fredericksburg Chamber of Commerce prepares to launch an agriculture program. Local business leaders pledge to fund the effort, aiming to aid farmers in the trade area, especially small growers. The drive, long in progress, may reach completion by the weekend as contributors expect tangible benefits for the community.

Chamber of Commerce Fredericksburg

Postmasters Convene Luncheon Plans Set

Postmasters will hold a noon luncheon with committee members Wm. Petmec ky E. N. Smith Sidney Henke and Arthur Kowert assisting Postmaster Klingelhoefer in planning. Honor guests include Congressman Fisher Ray Lee Austin postmaster Texas Postmaster Association president and a Federal Post Office Department representative.

Wm. Petmecky E. N. Smith Sidney Henke Arthur Kowert Klingelhoefer Congressman Fisher Ray Lee Austin Texas’ Postmaster Association Federal Post Office Department

Alamo Camp and Hospital Delivers May Quota to Brooke General

The Gillespie County Chapter of the Alamo Camp and Hospital Council sent its May quota to Brooke General Hospital with Sunset Motor Lines handling delivery. Christ Lutheran Church Cherry Spring provided 138 dozen cookies, 68 gifts, 10 spools of ribbon, sewing needles, and magazines. Baptist Church Fredericksburg contributed 53 magazines. Red Cross records totaling 15 music records were included. Francis Xavier Catholic Church Stonewall will furnish June quota. Approximately 225 postmasters, many of the 21st Congressional District Postmasters Association members, expected for Fredericksburg convention. May 30 meeting marks first district convention in 15 years in Fredericksburg, with fall meeting in San Angelo.

Gillespie County Alamo Camp and Hospital 21St Congressional District Postmasters Association Fredericksburg San Angelo

Reinbach Named Legion Alternate to National Convention

Max Reinbach adjutant of the Louis Jordan Post American Legion was chosen as an alternate delegate to the National Legion Convention to be held later in the summer in New York City.

Max Reinbach Legion Louis Jordan Post American Legion National Legion New York City

Mrs Joseph Schmidtzensky dies. thanks from family noted

The family expresses sincere thanks for kind deeds and sympathy during illness and after the death of Mrs Joseph Schmidtzensky. Gratitude is extended to Rev Fr Thos Coleman doctors Keyser and Gaddy Mrs Schnappauf Schaetter Funeral Home and for floral tributes sympathy cards and Mass offerings.

Joseph Schmidtzensky Thos. Coleman Keyser and Gaddy Schnappauf

Thanks for kindness after Henry Hasse’s death

I express gratitude to friends neighbors and relatives for help and sympathy at the death of Henry Hasse beloved husband father and brother. Special thanks to doctors nurses Castell Men’s Choir Reverends Radetzky Hornung Beckmann Funeral Home pall bearers and for floral offerings from Mrs Henry Hasse and Family.

Hussband Henry Hasse Castell Men’s F. W. Radetzky W. L. Hornung Beckmann Funeral Home

For bucking the White or colored all sizes

A brief notice listing uniforms or garments described as bucking the White or colored in all sizes. The readable text appears to be an ad or classification of clothing options with size range unspecified. Further details are not provided in the fragment.

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