Visitor from San Antonio recounts U S travel across schools and sites
Mrs. W. W. Creswell spoke to a Texas history class about travels through the deep South New England New York and the Great Lakes region last summer. She visited Tuskegee Institute in Alabama Yale Harvard Radcliffe MIT Dartmouth and Georgetown among others noting libraries beaches and the Ford Factory experience.
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W. W. Creswell
San Antonio
FHS
Deep South
New England
New York
Great Lake Region
Loyola
Madeline School
la Guardia
N. Y
Providence
R. L
Ford Factory
Museum of Antiques
Detroit
Echo More Splashes From The Fish Pond
Reader portraits list students and hobbies with playful details. Names include Eugene Luckenbach and Bevertha Basse from Town Creek, Beverley Willis from Houston Bay, Trene Reissig from Colorado, and others with caught-from places, favorite baits, hobbies, ambitions, and pet pies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Luckenbach
Grape Creek
Helen Viola Holly
Town Creek
Bevertha Basse
Pieve
Beverley Willis
Houston Bay
Trene Reissig
Colorado
Pet Pieve
Fredia Mae Norman
Four Tennis Courts Completed at School Grounds
Four tennis courts will be finished this week with a special asphalt from White's Uvalde Mines. Mr. Grobe and Mr. Simon supervised ten workers on the project. Commissioner Kramer aided by preparing the base and loaned a heavy roller. Willie Wehmeyer operates tractors to roll the courts. The tennis club marks the lines with white paint and Oris Brehmer and Al Bartholmae marked court one. About seventy five students play daily and the courts honor the Lillian Arbelger Memorial Courts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White
San Antonio
Grobe
Simon
Kramer
Willie Wehmeyer
Willie
Oris Brehmer
al Bartholmae
Lillian Arbelger
Students and graduates spend weekend at home venues
Robert Lehne, attending SWSTC in San Marcos, was home for the weekend. Walter Loudon and Freddie Saenger, enrolled at John Tarleton College in Stephenville, spent the weekend in Fredericksburg. LeRoy Woerner, attending Schreiner Institute in Kerrville, spent Saturday and Sunday at home. Betty McEwen, in training at Santa Rosa Hospital, is home for a week. Elmer Luckenbach and Maxie Ahrens, attending Se guin Lutheran College, spent the weekend in Fredericksburg. Faye Stein, attending the University of Texas, was home for the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Lehne
SWSTC
San Marcos
Walter Loudon
Freddie Saenger
John Tarleton College
Stephenville
Fredericksburg
LeRoy Woerner
Schreiner Institute
Kerrville
Betty McEwen
Santa Rosa Hospital
Elmer Luckenbach
Maxie Ahrens
Seguin Lutheran College
Faye Stein
University of Texas
Officials Attend Annual Conference in San Antonio
Mr and Mrs Randolph Lei feste Mr and Mrs Dan Schues sler and Miss Lydia Urbantke attended the annual conference at San Antonio Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randolph Leifeste
Dan Schuessler
Lydia Urbantke
San Antonio
Fredericksburg Drive-In Station Ad With New Manager
A local notice promotes the Fredericksburg drive-in station with Rubin Crenweige named as proprietor. It highlights Prop 32th style offerings and urges patrons to stop by for service and updates.
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Fredericksburg Drive-in Station
Rubin Crenweige
School Learns Flag Rules and Honors Standouts
Intermediate classes study flag etiquette from PTA materials then explore flag stars by state. Fourth grade finishes oak tree art with acorn jewelry and border leaf designs. Students enjoy weekly readers and dramatized tales. Honor roll lists top pupils across grades with multiple A scorers. Primary students continue Halloween decorations and health projects.
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PTA
Oliver Lindig
Bernice Scherer
Madeline Land
Annabelle Lochte
Larry Goehmann
Merian Schroeder
Mary Evelyn Seipp
Theresa Lange
Rubin Bernhard
Julia Hartmann
Hugo Walter
Imogene Wieser
Leela Schuch
Aleene Necker
Wilroy City Social Roundup and School Report
Mr Kurt Pressler and son visited Mr Edgar Gold. Mrs Otto Grienke and Irene with Grandmother Grienke visited Mrs Chas Sagebiel and children Monday afternoon. The 4 H Girls Club organized with nine members and hopes to double by vacation. Mr and Mrs Emil Horlen and children and Mrs Henry Horlen visited Mr and Mrs Richard Laurence Sunday evening. Last week marked the end of six weeks in school term with report cards handed out Monday. Teachers and pupils showed fine teamwork.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kurt Pressler
Edgar Gold
Otto Grienke
Irene
Grienke
Chas. Sagebiel
Emil Horlen
Henry Horlen Sr
Richard Laurence
Echo staff roster and assignments noted
Organization Lucille Bierschwale Alumni Jimmy McEwen Library E J Hanus office staff listed with sports editor Roland Schmidt and feature writer Marvin noted for the Echo staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille Bierschwale
Jimmy McEwen
E. J. Hanus
Roland Schmidt
Marvin
Nominees For Queen and Homecoming Festivities
Students announce Carnival Queen nominees Antoninette Herbert Lillian Kott and Nellie Habe nicht plus grammar grade Dutchess Annie Mae Manegsberger. Senior class meeting selects three queen nominees while invitations go to Har p er Blanco Johnson City Llano Mason Kerrville Center Point Comfort Boerne and St Marys for coronation with dukes and duchesses to be chosen from each town. Band and pep squad perform during the Lampasas Fredericksburg clash forming F and L and performing school odes to honor both towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antoninette Herbert
Lillian Kott
Nellie Habenicht
Annie Mae Manegsberger
Harper
Blanco
Johnson City
Llano
Mason
Kerrville
Center Point
Comfort
Boerne
St. Mary’s
Stonewall Community News Highlights Schools and Visits
Stonewall reports on history and civics classes studying Rome and American departments. Texas history focus on colonization. a bulletin board maps Texas. typing budgets begin. home economics adds iron and screens. Local families visit Fredericksburg and Kerrville. fishing trip yields large catches. mattress center to reopen next week. community club meets Friday.
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Davis
U. S
England
Klaerner
Julia
Duberg
Stein Lumber Co
Castell locals note visits and church events around Austin and San Antonio
Mrs W F Dalchau and others travel to Austin and San Antonio while relatives visit Menard and New Braunfels. Otto Hoffman and Vernelle Leifeste families join weekend gatherings. The 25th wedding anniversary of Rueben Holly is celebrated at Marble Falls with Castell residents attending. Castell P T A stages three act comedy She's My Daisy with net proceeds of fifty dollars.
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W. F. Dalchau
W. E. Dalchau
A. H. Matern
Jo Ann
Austin
Otto Hoffman
Fredericksburg
Esther Underwood
Alex Wasterling
Menard
Fritz Bode
San Antonio
W. A. Buchholz
Pearl Dalchau
Algerita
W E. Dalchau
R. O. Grote
W. E. Dalhau
A . Leifeste
A. D. Holly
Castell P. T. A
Daisy
Castell Tabernacle
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SAN Antonio Visifor
Evelyn Feuge
Bernice Striegier
Marjorie Hohmann
Clarice Greabthouse
Walter Fuhrmann
Oscar Krauskopf
Monroe Klinksiek
Home Economics
Myrtle
Willoy City
ECHO
Marvin Jung
Viola Hohmann
Gilbert Woerner
Prochnow
Lampasas
Washington Lee
High School News
Gold
Armand Koennecke
Ewald Koennecke
Fred Koennecke
Helmuth Ottmers
James
Harold
Guenther Ottmers
Henry Schmidt
Alvin
Felix Herbert
Ernst Schmidt
Chester
Grapetown
Alvin Herbert
Fred Gold Sr
Fred Gold Jr
Baby
Roy Massey
Max Danz
Percival
Emil Herbert
Herman Klinksick
Isabell
Christian Althaus
Stonewall
Herbert Haas
Cora Hartman
Rueben Ruebsahm
Alfred Riba
Mattress Center
Emil Schlaudt
Stonewall Community Club
Elijah Bergman
Round Mountain
Llano County
Castell News
Edward Willenberg
Castell
Ays
Sinclair PD
National Bureau of Standards
U.S. Department of Commerce
Centar
Sinclairn: Refining CO
KE. W. Stroeher
Agent Phone 200
Texas
City Cafe
Humble Oil & Refining
Rere
Petey i
Staffel Feed
Woerner Warehouse
Erwin Woerner
Ranchman’s Supplies
Lochte Storage & Commission Company
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