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Fredericksburg Standard

Location

Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1952

Page

7

Geese Signal Winter As Fredericksburg Feels Cold Snap

A flock of geese passing over Fredericksburg around six on Tuesday hints at nearing winter, as temperatures linger near 31 degrees. The piece also notes local items including cookbook sales, a Catholic honor for Leslie Necker, and comments from the 61st Annual Gebirgs Saengerfest organizers and longtime subscriber Mr and Mrs Charles E Petersen from Chicago.

Fredericksburg Oliver Wuest Annabelle Bernhard Sonora High School Leslie M. Necker San Antonio Car Pool Clothing Company Joe Molberg Robert Blum Gillespie County Petersens Standard Chicago Arthur E. Petersen

Doss Boy Scout Family Barbecue Set For Nov. 2

The Doss Boy Scouts schedule their annual family barbecue dinner for November 2 at the August Baethge campgrounds. The troop plans a November 1 departure from Scout headquarters at 1 p.m. They will camp overnight and serve the meal at noon Sunday. The meeting also covered advancement reviews and plans to attend the Texas A&M game in Austin on November 27.

Doss Baethge Hibsson Fair Park Our Board of Review Texas A & M Austin August Baethge James Ben Feuge Colorado Wrede

Johnson City Home Demonstration Club met on Wednesday

The Johnson City Home Demonstration Club gathered at Mrs. E F Petermann’s ranch home on October 8 with nineteen members visitors and four children present. Activities included a vegetable article reading a starch versus vegetable contest demonstrations on salad and carrot dishes and members sharing favorite recipes. Refreshments were served. Next meeting set for November 12 at the VFW Club with Mrs Corley and Mr Fuchs hosting. Facilities also note funeral service for Fred Danz at Crofts Funeral Home with interment in Johnson City Cemetery. Danz survived by two sons a daughter and siblings with church membership noted. Other local notes include military enlistment Lackland Field and various visits and plans for PTA Carnival November 4 at the High School Auditorium.

Johnson City VFW Club Fredericksburg Casper Danz Alma Ellebracht Danz Methodist Church Henry Danz Levi Danz Ella Montgomery New Mexico Adolph Danz Richard and Louis Danz Stonewall Anna Burg Grapetown Emmett Shannon Lubbock Laura Klett Billy Bushnell Deward Bushnell United States Air Force Lackland Field San Antonio John Harwig Houston Robstown Joannie Jennings Ft. Sam Lonnie Jennings Elizabeth Edgeworth G. A. Cammack PTA Lon Gipson Hawkins Clinton Moehle Willow City

Louis Schmidtzinsky Place Mystery Farm Number Ten

Louis Schmidtzinsky Place five miles east of Fredericksburg on the Pedernales River, Mystery Farm number 10, highlighted for its Mormon history and riverfront farming. Identified by Mrs. Alvin Reed and ten others, the land spans 117 acres with pecan groves, a large feed lot, and a growing chicken operation reaching 800 fryers. Louis and Alma Vogel Schmidtzinsky, longtime landowners, run livestock, poultry, and soil conservation efforts, with sons Roy and Elmer at Rocky Hill School and active in 4-H and St. Mary’s Parish.

Louis Schmidtzensky Fredericksburg Pedernales River Alvin Reed Hugo Klein Alois Jenschke Victor Pahl Minna Schmidtzinsky Louis Stehling Edgar Weber Arron Priess Edwin Rusenberger John Petri Fred Mathisen Charles Schmidtzensky Louis Alma Vogel Armand Vogel Roy Elmer Rocky Hill St. Mary's Parish Schmidtzinsky

Pleasant Hill Countryside Like Spring Last Week

The past week felt like early spring with cool weather and killing frosts in places. Ice was reported on the Alfred Weirich ranch and peach trees bloom out of season. Farmers seek slow rain as floods left fields packed and topsoil washed away. Some fields have deep loose sand making plowing hard. Insects and frost harmed fall gardens. pests threaten lettuce and greens. Mr and Mrs Chester Hartmann sold turkeys Thursday, and others sold turkeys Monday. R J Mauldin repairs fences on their ranch. guests included Roger Mauldin and Eva Logan. Deer hunters are checking leases and expecting deer and turkeys. Continued on page 2, sec. 2.

Alfred Weirich Chester Hartmann Bud Cossley Marvin Johnson R. J. Mauldin Roger Mauldin Pasadeng John Smith Eva Logan Sandy

Fredericksburg hunters return from deer season opening

Fredericksburg area hunters who hunted in Colorado New Mexico and Arizona for opening deer season returns with excellent kills. Ernest Landis is pictured with a 212 pound 11 point buck killed Saturday Oct 11 in the Kaibab Forest Arizona. Other party members who killed bucks include Cole Lewis B H Heinen Elgin Kneese and Felix Neffendorf. Sixth member Francis Kuemmel of San Antonio completed the party.

Gillespie Colorado New Mexico Arizona Ernest Landis Kaibab Forest Bucks Cole Lewis B. H. Heinen Elgin Kneese Felix Neffendorf Francis Kuemmel San Antonio

Half Million Dollars In Show Costumes For Great Show

A reported five hundred thousand dollars worth of costumes floats and decorations are prepared for The Greatest Show on Earth, showcasing elaborate pageantry and spectacle.

Thank You Notes Promotion at Fredericksburg Publishing Co

A reader note announces a complete selection of special occasion Thank You Notes at Fredericksburg Publishing Co. Inc. The notice highlights availability and invites customers to browse the full range.

The Fredericksburg Publishing Co., Inc

Willow City Women Observe 95th Birthday at Home

Willow City's oldest resident Mrs. Elizabeth Odiorne Moore celebrated her 95th birthday October 2 with friends and relatives visiting from Johnson City and family nearby. Son in law Clinton Hardin hosted a barbecue at the ranch home as part of the celebration and Mrs. Mozelle Edwards cares for the celebrant.

Willow City Eliazabeth Odiorne-Moore Jesse Odiorne John Middleton Johnson City Lizzie Mozelle Edwards Lee Allie Mogford-Lee Clinton Hardin

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Eese Head South Doss Boy Scout Harry Wahrmund Doss Standard. Standard Opal Ray Gipson Louis Schmidtzinsky Mystery Farm Schmidtzensky Mrs August Ludwig Texas Aberdeen Association M & L Ranch Burnet Texas Johnson City, Texas S. S. Mauldin Pleasant Hill Willow City Lady Henry Kirk Willow City Correspondent Baytown Humble Pipe Line Co U. S Humble Oil & Refining CO Humble Pipeline CO
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