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Fredericksburg Standard

Location

Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 01, 1952

Page

19

Zion Centennial Observance Ends With Sunday Service

Zion Lutheran Church closed its 100th anniversary observance with a morning worship service and an informal afternoon program. Dean A C Streng of Texas Lutheran College spoke on thanks for the Living Word. Over 500 attended the morning service and a barbecue dinner followed. Notable speakers included Rev Kurt Hartmann and Rev Otto Lindenberg. Community leaders such as Herman Ochs shared reminiscences and urged dedication to Christian principles.

Zion Lutheran Church Dean A. C. Streng Texas Lutheran College Seguin Zion Dean Streng Dean Strong Gus Sager Werner Klier Oscar Schneider Herman Ochs San Antonio Zion Church Ochs Robert Klingelhoefer Kurt Hartmann Immanuel Lutheran Church Pflugerville Otto Lindenberg Holy Ghost Lutheran Church Fredericksburg F. A. Bracher Harry Hartmann

Centennial fete honors Lutheran pastors and leaders

Sunday’s centennial program featured a top photo of attending pastors Dean A C Strong Rev G A Poehmann Herman Ochs and Rev Gus Sager. The lower photo showed a congregational dinner with over 500 guests including Zion Church president Robert Klingelhoefer and Mrs Klingelhoefer.

St Marys Auxiliary Chili Supper Set for Tuesday

St Marys School Auxiliary sponsors a chili supper in the school basement on Tuesday October 7 starting at 5 pm serving chili coffee cake and cold drinks. Chili may be taken home in containers brought by attendees. The general public is invited.

St. Mary’s Auxiliary

Erwin Warnash Rites In LaGrange

Funeral services were held in LaGrange for Erwin Warnash 70 who died Sept 16 in a LaGrange hospital after months of illness. The Rev H T Flachmeier officiated with burial at Shelby Cemetery Shelby Texas. He survived by his widow Hedwig Nuemann two daughters Sadie Irma one son Royal six sisters and one brother. Warnasch native of Shelby lived in LaGrange 31 years and in Houston 12 years. Attending from here were Gus Rusche Henry A Moellering Mrs Fritz Rummler and Ben Moellering.

LaGrange Erwin Warnashh H. T. Flachmeier la Grange Shelby Shelby Texas Hedwig Nuemann Willow Springs Sadie Erwin Linecke Irma W. A. Halm Houston Royal Warnasch Gus Rusche Henry A. Moellering Fritz Rummler Ben Moellering

Birthday Party for Robert Meurer in San Antonio

Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Meurer and family traveled to San Antonio to mark Robert Meurer’s second birthday. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Louis Loth and Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Meurer with children. A noon chicken barbecue led to cake and ice cream in the afternoon. The cake featured a corral scene with horse and cowboy decorations.

Edwin Klein Clayton Ida Louise Louis Loth San Antonio Robert Meurer Robert Edwin Meurer Margaret Ann Mary Jane Jacob Meurer Hugo Meurer Charles and Douglas

Pageant Replicas and Historic Certificates Shown

Replicas used in last Sunday's pageant and a display of old records and certificates shown on the back porch of the parsonage.

Taxpayer Brings Collector to Early Tax Day

Milton C Durst, assessor and collector of taxes, faced early crowds as taxpayers rush to pay on opening day. Notables paying include Felix Jacoby and R E Weber who was the first to pay his poll tax. State and county offer 3 percent discount for October payments, 2 percent for November, 1 percent for December, with January payments at net.

Milton C. Durst Gillespie Assesor Felix Jacoby Hilmar Kuhlmann R. E. Weber Henry Jost W. O. Davis Felix Heep Felix Hahn Sr Alberto Nagel Ethel Cook

Squaw Creek Girl Suffered Severe Burns at Home

Alice Ruth Crenwelge five year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Philip Crenwelge suffered second degree burns while near heated oven coils in the Squaw Creek home Monday morning Her dress ignited and flames were extinguished by family members She was rushed to Fredericksburg hospital where she will remain for several weeks

Alice Ruth Crenwelge Philip Crenwelge Squaw Creek Alice Ruth Shirley Crenweige Standard Fredericksburg

Guests in Bading Home Host Out of Town Friends

Mr. and Mrs. Lorenz F. Bading entertained Sunday, September 28, with a barbecue supper for a group of out of town friends. The party included Sgt. and Mrs. Elon O. Lehmann of San Antonio, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Liessmann of Boerne, Kendall County school superintendent, Mr. and Mrs. George Beisser of New Braunfels, and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wuest, formerly of San Antonio, now residing locally.

Lorenz F. Bading

Garfield Left-Handed U.S. President

The article notes James A. Garfield as the only United States president who was left handed. It highlights his unique handedness as a distinctive trait among presidents.

Garfield United States

Cameron Named USC Chairman for Gillespie County

A. L. Cameron of Fredericksburg was named Gillespie County chairman for the United Service Organizations fund appeal. The appointment was announced by R. R. Gilbert and J. H. Ashby. Cameron noted 217 local youths in the armed forces and urged support to meet a $903 county goal to boost morale through the USO.

A. L. Cameron Fredericksburg Thut Gillespie County Cameron

Firemen Answer Two Calls During Fire Prevention Week

Fredericksburg Volunteer Fire Department faced two calls during National Fire Prevention Week. A grass fire on Mason Road near the VFW Hall sparked at 3:06 a.m. no property damage. A truck owned by Paul Bergmann caught fire at 8 a.m. after contact with dry corn shucks near the Sunset Motor Line Warehouse. minor damage to the truck and contents.

Fredericksburg Mason Road VFW Hall Paul Bergmann Sunset Motor Line

Extension Courses Open to Teachers in San Marcos

Teachers interested in extension work from Southwest Texas State Teachers College San Marcos are invited to a meeting in the district courtroom courthouse on Thursday October 2 at 730 p m Dr Norris from the Extension Department will attend to outline elementary and secondary education options.

Southwest Texas State Teachers College San Marcos Norris

Lee DeForest Holds 300 U S Patents in Radio Field

Lee DeForest holds about 300 United States patents in radio and motion picture technology, reflecting his pioneering role in early electronics. The prolific inventor’s portfolio spans communications, amplification, and image capture, underscoring his influence on 20th century media systems.

Lee DeForest U. S

Autograph Party Nets 38.48 For Library Fund

The autograph party for the book A Month of Christmases at Pioneer Memorial Library on Saturday Sept 20, with author Siddie Joe Johnson of Dallas, raised 38.48 for the library fund. Fredericksburg Standard sponsored the event and presented the check to librarian Adah Peden. The paper previously funded Britannica and Junior Encyclopedias and initiated the Sammy Klein Book Shelf in memory of a child lost in an auto accident.

Pioneer Memorial Library Siddie Joe Johnson Dallas Adah Peden Fredericksburg Standard Standard Tyrus Cox Art Rowert Standard Society Sammy Klein

Janey Schmidt Birthday Party At Home

Janey Schmidt celebrated her eleventh birthday with 24 guests at her home on Saturday. Gloria Jean Heimann and Milton Edwards led in games, Ber nice Birch won the traveling prize, and Barbara Schmidt and Mrs Henry Schmidt served refreshments from a lace covered table with pink decorations.

Janey Schmidt Henry Schmidt Gloria Jean Heimann Jo Ann West Low Milton Edwards Jack Lawrence Bernice Birch Barbara Schmidt

Texas Democrats for Eisenhower Organizes in Texas

A new citizens group named Texas Democrats for Eisenhower opened a headquarters in Austin to run a grassroots campaign for Dwight D. Eisenhower and Richard Nixon in Texas. Claud H. Gilmer was named chair, promising a noncreeping socialism stance and citing Amarillo party directives. A statewide steering committee and local leaders from San Antonio to Midland will guide activities with Weldon Hart and John Van Cronkhite handling press and outreach.

Austin Texas Democrats Eisenhower Citizens Democratic Party Dwight D. Eisenhower Claud H. Gilmer Rocksprings Texas House of Representatives Gilmer Sam Aldridge Farwell C. Aycock Far Worth W. R. Beaumier Lufkin H. E. Chile Jr Midland Lester Clark Breckenridge Charles K. Degas Kilgore Charles W. Duke San Antonio Charles E. Long J. Dallas Maston Nixon Corpy Christi Emmett Shelton Artin John V. Wheat Houston Beaumier Duke State Democrat Executive Committee Fred Brown Mineral Wel Taylor Glass Peytor McNaight, Jr Quitman Lynn Smith Gonzales Ior Weldon Hart John van Cronkhite

Michigan Frontages on Great Lake Split with Ontario

Michigan holds frontage on four percent of the Great Lakes shoreline, a detail underscoring the long shared water boundary between the state and Ontario amid ongoing discussions of cross-border water rights and regional cooperation.

Michigan Great Lake Ontario

For Rent Typewriters by the Month

Used typewriters available for rent by the month. Good machines for as long as you want. Call Fredericksburg Publishing Co.

Cal Fredericksburg Publishing Co

Also Mentioned on This Page

Edison Street Methodist Church Sponsored By WSCS Rochester Michaels-Stern Miron Mills Sterling Bros Men and Boys Dry Cleaning Dean A.C. Strong G. A. Poehlmann Bethany Lutheran Holy Ghost Lutheran Klingelhoefer Dean A. C. Strong Sager Bracher St. Mary's School Erwin Warnash USC St. Mary’s School St. Mary's School Auxiliary Cort Martin & Lewis Holstein Om Steet del Monte McCall Patterns Juenke & Schoenewolf Fredericksburg, Texas
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