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Newspaper
Fredericksburg Standard
Location
Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1946
Page
10
The Standard prints notices of candidates for county district state and federal offices subject to the July 27 1946 Democratic primary and November general election. Listings include D C Fisher Penrose Metcalfe Dorsey Hardeman Tom Martin A W Moursu Robert Loth Henry Hirsch and others with party and district details.
A retrospective look at past events notes Trades Day preparations in Hill Country with athletic prizes, a 24th Saengerfest under the Columbia Singing Society, Memorial Day observances at Ft. Sam Houston, Kerrville Athletics beating the Giants 8 to 6, and local notes on Edmund Saenger’s recovery, Rev K Konzack's services in Llano, and storm damages in Fredericksburg area.
A Randolph Field Mobil Recruiting Caravan with trailer displays of Air Corps equipment and weapons will arrive in Fredericksburg on June 5 at 2 30 p m and remain until 10 00 a m on June 6 A soundtrack will provide music while trained personnel answer questions explain equipment use and promote Army Air Forces careers and training opportunities.
Harry Schlar of San Antonio was hosted by Mrs Bertha Nauwald on Wednesday for a social visit.
Gen Ira C Eaker a Llano County native plans to visit his boyhood home for a June 7 celebration marking 36 years since his last return He travels widely in a Flying Fortress and will stop in Ashville North Carolina before heading to Llano then Corpus Christi and Washington His father Y Y Baker lives in Eden and his brother Claude in Fort Stockton Texas
H. M. Carnes, currently Lytle school chief, was chosen as Mason schools superintendent by the board in a May 22 meeting.
Arnold Bernard Lange prominent contractor died in a local hospital on Friday May 24 after a short illness at age 66. Surviving are his widow five sons Nora and 10 grandchildren and his mother siblings. Funeral services were held May 27 at Schaetter Funeral Home and St Marys Catholic Church with interment in the Catholic Cemetery.
The United Confederate Veterans Camp No. 946 plans an August 7 8 and 9 reunion that could be the last. This fiftieth gathering honors veterans from the 1896 post with no reunion held in 1918. Everyone is invited to honor the Lost Cause heroes.
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