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Fredericksburg Standard

Location

Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 08, 1950

Page

8

Study In Contrasts Shows Scouts And Offenders

A large group of Gillespie County youths received advancement certificates from the Boy Scouts of America while another 15-year-old was being chased by authorities. The juxtaposition illustrates how environment shapes youth outcomes and cites Judge Tom Beachamp’s remark about former Scouts not appearing in his court. The article praises Scouting’s role and urges support for the Community Chest drive supporting the Scouts and other groups.

Gillespie County Boy Scouts of America Tom Beachamp Boy Scout Movement Boy Scouts

Gillespies Big Day Holiday Idea For Deer Season

At a Chamber of Commerce meeting a proposal suggested declaring November 16 a holiday to honor the deer season. The idea drew mixed support though it’s unlikely to be adopted this year. The town expects a quiet day as hunting enthusiasm boosts local commerce. The school already designated a holiday for the occasion.

Chamber of Commerce

Enthusiasm as a Key to Happiness and Success

The piece urges enduring enthusiasm for life work and religion as essential to happiness and progress. It argues that half-hearted effort burdens others, undermines tasks, and drains meaning, warning that a lack of zeal harms both individuals and communities.

We Believe Alfred Petsch on World War III and Politics

A political manifesto warns of a clash with Russia and the Communist threat. It urges immediate buildup of arms, denounces “business as usual,” calls for unity behind elected officials, and stresses national self preservation over partisan politics.

Russia United States Congress Washington

Fredericksburg Memories Chronicle Fire and Family Notes

The November 2 1927 entry records the August Kunz residence in Pedernales destroyed by fire while the family attended church. November 4 1927 marks silver wedding anniversaries for Edwin and Mrs Hohenberger of Marble Falls with relatives noted. November 5 1927 lists Hy Helmers spring creek 25th anniversary and many out of county guests, plus local events including a turkey market opening and a War Dept grant of a Howitzer for the courthouse park. Also referenced are cotton ginnings in Gillespie County, clerical moves, and local social notices through 1917 including births, dances, and Halloween pranks.

August Kunz Pedernales Kunz Edwin Hohenberger Marble Falls Walter Kott Benno Hohenberger Henry Sauer Karl Hohenberger Albert Wilke Hy. Kirchhoff Hy. Helmers Spring Creek J. D August Helmers Nordheim Ad. Helmers Sherwood Charles Helmers Eden George Helmers Poth D. Mueller George West Arthur Arno Albert Rannefeld F. Rannefeld Berger Roscoe Henry Koehler Otto Helmers Ernst Gans Joe Rapp Rudolph Itz Louis Jordan Post American Legion War Department Courthouse Park

Tiemann Rites Held at St Mary’s Cathedral Austin

Funeral services for Aloysius S. Tiemann 51 were held at St Mary’s Cathedral in Austin on Thursday November 2 at 10 30 a m with Rev C Funke officiating and burial in Mount Calvary Cemetery. Tiemann died in an Austin hospital after an accident at his home. Survivors include his mother Mrs Kathie Stein Tiemann of Austin and formerly of Fredericksburg. sons Louis S. Tiemann Jr and Robert E. Tiemann. sisters Mrs Herbert Fischer and Miss Clara Tiemann both of Austin and Mrs Robert Stabinoha of Temple. brothers Eugene Tiemann of Austin and Leo B Tiemann of La Grange. Those from here attending included Mrs Gus Hartmann Lawrence Hartmann and Mrs B P Hartmann. Tiemann was a lifelong Austin resident and World War II veteran who attended St Mary’s School in Fredericksburg.

Aloysius S. Tiemann St. Mary's Cathedral Austin C. Funke Mount Calvary Cemetery Tiemann Kathie Stein Tiemann Fredericksburg Louis S. Tiemann Jr Robert E. Tiemann Herbert Fischer Clara Tiemann Robert Stabinoha Temple Eugene Tiemann Leo B. Tiemann la Grange Gus Hartmann Lawrence Hartmann B. P. Hartmann St. Mary’s School

Special sale on shotgun ammunition and rifles

City Radio and Electric Co advertises shotgun shells Buck Shot BB at $2.67 per box with 20 percent off. Also offers rifle ammunition and a few rifles.

City Radio & Electric Co

Fredericksburg to Bear Mountain road set for year end finish

The Farm Market Road project from Fredericksburg to Bear Mountain and the new Arhelger Valley cut‑off has cleared grading and will be paved with an 18 foot asphalt strip within an 80 foot right of way. State Highway foreman Stanley Schnerr says favorable weather speeds work and completion is expected before year end with topping planned for next spring.

Fredericksburg Bear Mountain Arhelger Stanley Schnerr State Highway Department

Local hunting trip reports dry season and meager deer

R. L. Kott and Robert Klett departed on a multi day hunting excursion. Additional parties also ventured out and a few deer were killed by locals but hunting has been poor in this area due to the extreme drought conditions.

R. L. Kott Robert Klett

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Gillespies Member Audit Bureau of Circulation Texas Fredericksburg Publishing Company, Inc Alfred Petsch Max Bierschwale Arthur H. Rowert Chicago Seattle New York San Francisco Gillespie Counties Constance Striegler Grand Chapter of Eastern Staat Mineral Wells Radetzky Conference of West Texas District of Methodist Church South Corpus Christi Missionsfreund Richard Habenicht Christian Habenicht Sisterdale Alfred Riley Amalia Riley Robert Blum San Antonio Weirich Band Peters Opera House Hy. Horlen Sr Cole Creek E. H. Hopf Harper E. R. Dabney Harry Priess Harry Jr Our Boys Joseph Maurer Benno Stehling Camp Travis Reuben E. Jordan Peter Gentemann John Gentemann Rev. H. Gerlach Main Street Carrie Minnie Josie Kothmann Robert and Ernst Kothmann Castell Louis Dietz A. S. Tiemann Kaiser's City Furniture Co Schandua Reichenau TIN Shop Rode Freight Lines Eckert Llano San Saba Lometa Lampasas East Park Street E. Cevallos Street Helmuth Behrend Stonewall Just Standard Service Company Chrysler Plymouth GMC Evelyn Zarider Dean Street Brooklyn, N.Y Choline Bexer Bexel Harold Kaupman Evergreen Avenue New Hyde Park, LI McKesson & Robbins Kallenberg's Pharmacy Fredericksburg, Texas Bis
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