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Newspaper

Fredericksburg Standard

Location

Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 01, 1952

Page

20

Cabbage cake recipe leads to state fair mystery

A Dallas resident offered a cabbage cake recipe as the clue in a year-long search begun at the 1951 Texas State Fair in Dallas. Home economists seek the one missing recipe from Mrs. Gilbert Bassey of Dallas found in the National Gas Exhibit. Lone Star Gas appeals for any leads before the fair opens October 4.

Palace Theatre Walter Knoche Ske Gillespie County Stevenson Eisenhower Hugo Klein Hugo Roman Peter Tiny Knopp Roman Otto Hartmann Knapp Dallas Texas Gilbert Bassey Ramsey Street Lone Star Gas Comany Julia Hunter Lone Star Gas Company

Son Born to Tom Conleys at Scott Air Base

Lieut. and Mrs. Tom Conley of Scott Air Base Illinois announce the birth of an eight pound son on September 21. They name him Robert Leslie. He is welcomed by sisters Elaine Kay and Carol Anne and grandparents Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Lang of Fredericksburg and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Conley of Illinois. Mrs. Conley is the former Ruby Lang of this city.

Tom Conley Scott Air Base Robert Leslie Elaine Kay Carol Anne H. A. Lang Fredericksburg Charles Conley Illinoi Conley Ruby Lang City Johnson City Byron Crider Johnson City Eagles Manor Mustangs Levi Weirich Robert Uecker Harold Sandifer Dude Parker Manor Messrs Billie Kent Lundy Pearl Grace Klappenbach Martha Gliddon Jo Ann Felps Jackie Odiorne University At Geo. Shelley John Tarleton Stephenville Jerry Fuchs Southwestern University Georgetown Geraldine Dellahite Draughon Business College San Antonio Guy Maddox Pat Davis James Davis E. F. Petermann Harvey Wittkohl Arizona Bill Hirsch Arlene George Gipson Opal Ray

Mystery Farm No 8 Identified Near Fredericksburg

The Marvin Eckhardt place eleven miles south of Fredericksburg on the San Antonio Highway is Mystery Farm Number eight, with Mystery Farm Number nine appearing this week. Mrs. Jerome Staudt was the first to identify the farm for a year's Standard subscription and the operator a free picture. The Eckhardts own 346 acres, raise beef cattle sheep and hogs, practice soil conservation with alfalfa and terraces, and live in the original Louis Herbert house built seventy years ago. They have two children Wilburn and Marvelene and attend Holy Ghost Lutheran Church.

Standard Marvin Eckhardt Fredericksburg San Antonio Jerome Staudt Monroe Klinksick Eddie Herbert Albert Burrer Eckhardt Alma Herbert Louis Herbert Eckhardt's Mr. Eckhardt

Post Oak Progress Club Plans October Events

The Progress Club met Friday night to plan October activities. Vaccinations for dogs and cows and drinking water testing are scheduled for October 7, which coincides with the cemetery clean-up day. A Halloween Party is set for October 30. Local residents visiting nearby towns include Mr. and Mrs. Milton Scharn horst in San Antonio and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lanebein visiting Herman Deike. Ewald Rechs attended the Hereford sale in Fredericksburg on Wednesday.

Progress Club Francis Rech Milton Scharnhorst San Antonio Carl Lanebein Herman Deike Ewald Rechs Fredericksburg

Harper Study Club Plans Park Playground Equipment

In a Sept. 20 Oak Hill Study Club meeting at Mrs. Carl Ochler’s home, members voted to erect playground equipment in Harper Community Park, including a gym set and swings. The gathering also discussed new year books and an October program on Human Relations, with Mrs. Marshall Brown speaking earlier on Our Presidential Candidates.

Oak Hill Harper Pta Raymond Spaeth Ed. Bailey Home Demonstration Club A. C. Wendel Lorenz Wendel Magdeline Wendel Miss Conrads Thomas Harlan Chas. Rogers Miss Conrad Carlos Parker Zane Clell San Antonio Edgar Stracklee

Doss and Sisterdale Play Final Game Here Sunday

The Doss Cyclones and Sisterdale Indians meet Sunday at 3 p m at Seipp's Diamond for the decisive 1952 Farmer Boys League championship game. Doss won game one 7 2 but lost the rematch 5 4 in Kendall County. Hahn took the loss, seven innings, five hits, 10 strikeouts. Lange worked two innings. Marquardt pitched seven, allowed seven hits, struck out 10, and homered to help Sisterdale. Habenicht ادامه.

Doss Sisterdale Doss Cyclones Sisterdale Indians Seipp’s Listerdale Kendall County Hahn Lange Marquardt Habenicht

Burg President of Stonewall Community Club

Members of the Stonewall Community Club met at the school gym Friday night. The report covered the August community fair. Elections named Simon Burg president Paul Klein vice president Mrs Kermit Hahne secretary treasurer. The Barn Dance Planning Committee includes J O Tanner chair and several others.

Simon Burg Paul Klein Kermit Hahne J. O. Tanner Reuben Ruebsahm Eddie Lindig B. H. Eckert Charles Wei Lawrence Klein Werner Koch Arthur

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