Harvesting and Shearing Busy in Palo Alto Community
In Palo Alto the harvest and sheep shearing are in full swing as farmers and ranchers stay busy. The grain crop looks better than expected after a dry winter with spring rains arriving in time. Local families share news of weekend and weekday visits while noting measles in Dorothy and Louie Arbelger and other community exchanges.
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Palo Alto
H. H. Manor and Sons
Bauers
Buchanan Dam
Erwin Itz
Tom Ewing
Otto Durst
B. C. Butler
Chas. A. Sagebiel
Daughtry
Alice Alberthal
Panosky
Dorothy
Louie Arbelger
Kizzie Ellen Sagebiel
G. Light
Kingsland
Emil Lehne
Louis Itz
Fred Wood
Ruth Merie
Chas. Sagebiel
Farmers Helping In More Ways Than One In All-Out Effort
Gillespie County farmers rush to use 1941 farm checks for war bonds and stamps while increasing milk eggs pork output. They convert salvage cash to stamps and bonds, with about 700 tons of scrap iron supporting the drive as veterans vow to win the war.
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Gillespie County
AAA
Dorman D. Sell
Enderle Graduates from Schreiner Institute Delivers Military Cadet Role
Donald Enderle, member of Schreiner Institute’s 1940 class, earned staff sergeant during senior year and won boys honors at FHS. He leaves for the University of Texas to begin as a premedical junior.
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Schreiner Institute
Donald Enderle
FHS
University of Texas
Rubber Stamps Offered At Frederics Pub Co Inc
Business offers rubber stamp orders with three day service available through Frederics Pub Co Inc. Customers may leave orders at the pub.
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the Frederics'ucg Pub. Co. Inc
Eleven Receive Diplomas At Harper Exercises
The Baccalaureate service for Harper High School graduates was held at Benn's Hall Sunday night. Rev. Walter Probst delivered the sermon. Graduates include Dorothy Anderson and Morris Bode. Band concert at Methodist church was a success directed by Miss Annie Laurie Weaver. Community notes cover missionary society, home demonstration club, and local obituaries and visits. Sign War Stamp pledge urged to patronize local merchants.
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Benn’s Hall
Walter Probst
Kerrville
Lewis Stevens
A. A. Gitter
Harold Boyd Schmidt
Probst
J. H. Meredith
Harper's
Dorothy Anderson
Rose Fairchild
Alene Wendel
Alice Kroll
Alfred Kott
Max Lange
Romilda Peterman
Glen Hopf
Wm. Strackbein
C. W. Sageser
Voladel
Home Demonstration Club
Tommie Harlow
Belton Tatsch
A. C. Jones
B. R. Heath
Shirley Ray
San Antonio
Mr. Heath
J. P. Heath
San Marcos
Barton
Buda
Heath
Stella Duderstadt
Edna Behrens
Harper
Edwin Klein
Fredericksburg
Floy Bode
Center Point
Will Stockard
Junction
Earl Sylvester
W. B. Williams
J. D. Whet
Doss High School Commencement Honors Graduates
Former County Judge Herman Usener delivered a standout commencement address to eight graduates and a large audience at Doss High School on Friday night. The program featured salutatorian talks by Jack Baethge and Marie Faught, valedictorian Earlene Hahn, diploma presentations by Paul Sauer, and short plays including Her First Date. The weekend events continued Saturday with a concert by the Seven Lone Stars, a children's program, a nine inning softball game won 11 9 by the Cyclones and Lone Stars, and a production of The Adventure of Grandpa followed by the repeat performance of Her First Date. Jerry Durden Jr. won a Fredericksburg High School boys scholarship. George Baethge visited from Duncan Field. Bank closure noted Memorial Day observance and Jefferson Davis birthday.
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Herman Usener
Doss High School
Long
Jack Baethge
Marie Faught
Evelyn Baethge
Earlene Hahn
Paul Sauer
Lindig
Miss Heimann
Prof
Heimann
Beatrice Becker
Erwin Baethge
Florene Crenwelge
Arthur Lynn Hahn
Doss
Seven Lone Stars
Cyclones
Lone Stars
Dess
Grandpa
Louis Hirsch
Ewald Rode
San Antonio
Seth Rode
Jerry Durden, Jr
Jerry Durden Sr
Fredericksburg High School
Durden
FHS
George Baethge
Duncan Field
Mbert School Closing Exercises Held On Sunday
The 1942 Mbert School annual closing included a 2 00 P M program and a baseball game Albert vs Morris Ranch with Morris Ranch losing 20 to 6. An evening dance drew a large crowd and the day remained rain free.
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Albert
Morris Ranch
Herman Eckhardt
Felix Pehl
Clarence Nielson
Anita Klein
John Pehl
Stonewall
John Rault
Edna
Fredericksburg
Johnny Varge
Victoria
George Jensenke
Luckenbach
Alfred Novian
Arthur Klein
San Antonio
Edgar Maenius
Margaret Scherer
Dora Raus
Albert School
Felix Hahne
Edgar Mayer
Keep your car properly lubricated for best performance
The article emphasizes frequent lubrication as crucial for car health. It warns against using the wrong lubricant or overdoing oiling, notes the risk of saturated brakes or misapplied oil, and urges following the car’s lubrication chart and having a qualified service person apply lubricant correctly.
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Texas
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Paleo Alto Correspondent
Austin
Bodo Habenicht
Kolmeier & Klier
Sian
Enderle
Harper Exercises
Gilbert Bode Harper
Harry Wahrmund Doss
Fredericksburg National Bank
Jefferson Davis
Lillian Pehl Albert
Cailing
Fredericksburg Publishing Co., Inc
Ray
Humble
Humble Oil & Refining Company
Otto Kolmeier , CO
Stewart-Warner
HiLt Country Implement Company
Farmall Tractors
International Trucks
Sunset Motor Lines
Brady Freight Lines
Houston
San Angelo
Dallas
Ft. Worth
Woerner Warehouse
Henry Kleen
Basse Express
San Antonio — Eckert
Llano
Cherokee
San Saba
Lometa
Lampasas
East Main Street
San Antonio Union
General Motors
Standard Motor Co., Inc
Chevrolet
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