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Fredericksburg Standard

Location

Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 10, 1952

Page

3

Family Night at Bethany WMS On Church Lawn

Bethany WMS observed its annual Family Night on the church lawn Thursday September 4. Supper was buffet style for about sixty members and families. Rev G A Poehlmann led a devotional, then games were played and members visited.

Bethany Wms WMS of Bethany Glutheran Church G. A. Poehlmann

Ottmers Descendants Mark 100th Fredericksburg Arrival Reunion

The Gottfried Ottmers family gathered at Klaemner Park for the 100th anniversary of the family arrival in Fredericksburg. Mrs Sophie Ottmers Sagebiel, nearly 98, led a photo with her children and relatives including Alfred, Willie, Ed, and Carl Sagebiel. The event featured a barbecue, readings of family history, piano solos, and a business meeting reelecting Hannemann as chairman. About 300 people attended.

Gottfried Ottmers Fredericksburg Klaemner’s Park Sophie Ottmers Sagebiel Gottfried In Ottmers Post Oak Arnold Sagebiel Cave Creek Cecilia Hannemann Willie Sagebiel Llano Ed. Sagebiel Stuttgart Arkansas Temple Arthur Willie Walter Edward Sagebiel Jr Seguin Willie Bruns Alton Hansen San Antonio Hans Hannemann M. J. Schwarz Crabapple Carol Hansen

Gillespie County Students Return to Colleges

Gillespie County students plan college entrance as a smaller exodus than last year. 13 join A&M College, 11 to UT and Texas Lutheran, 9 to St Marys, with others to Schreiner, Mary Hardin Baylor, Incarnate Word, and more. 1952 graduates show fewer transcripts requested while arm ed forces draw some away.

Gillespie County Texas A & M College University of Texas Texas Lutheran College St. Mary's University Southwest Texas State Teachers College San Marcos Fredericksburg High School A. & M. College College Station Herbert Pyka John Moritz Jo Ed Crenwelge Donald Dittmar Theo Lindig James Welgehausen Alfred Walter Belton Klinksick M. J. Dittmar Billy Schnerr Billy Roy Warden Millton Crenwelge James Braeutigam University of Texas, Austin Walter McKay Jr Clinton Holly Guenther Maenius Erwin Simon Corwin Anderegg Hugo Walters Jr Jack Stehling Merle Mae Teschner Robert C. Westerfeldt Kenneth Knopp Frank Schmidt Seguin Kathleen Bohls Sophie Rode Evelyn Walter Elias Rode David Knopp Charles Ottmers Robert Reissig Marion Rode Allen Sager Anna Marie Lindig Paul Senff St. Mary’s University San Antonio Neal Stehling Alvin James Ste Senate Brackenridge School of Nursing Austin Viola Feuge Annabelle Feuge Betty Mae Neffendorf Lillian Seaward Wartburg Seminary Dubuque Town Rudy Wendel Eugene Hannemann James Neffendorf Wilfred Sager Southwestern University Georgetown Harry O. Davis Jr Schreiner Institute Kerrville Alex Frantzen Jr Durham’s Business College Erwin Weiershausen Mary Hardin-Baylor College Belton Nelta Neal Owen Our Lady of the Lake College Marion Kuhlmann Incarnate Word College Betty Jean Lochte McMurray College Abilene Florine Holly John Tarleton Stephenville Margie Mitchell University of Texas School of Medicine Galveston Wilburn Crenwelge Baylor University School of Medicine Houston Allen Leazar Southwestern Medical School University of Texas, Dallas Rubin Bernhard Jr Texas Tech Dr. Dor W Brown the Baptist Memorial Hospital Mary Margaret Tally Hockaday Dallas Elaine McKay St. Mary’s Academy Herbert Springall Texas Miliary Institute

PHONE LEADERS DISCUSS PAY RAISES AND STRIKE OPTIONS

The Fredericksburg talks include a five percent raise offer from the telephone company versus a ten percent demand from district personnel. Union president Hugo Boos pledged efforts to avert a strike with emergency service planned if needed. Also noted are social visits by Mary Jo Taylor and Mary Lou Collins, teachers at local primary and 3A classes, respectively.

Jim Farrel San Angelo Telephone Company Hugo Boos Mary Jo Taylor Fredericksburg Mary Lou Collins del Rio

Band Boosters Name Officers In New Slate

Mrs Walter Knoche named president of Band Boosters at a Tuesday meeting with new directors to be appointed later Other officers include Mrs David Schmidt vice president Mrs Elgin Heimann secretary and Henry Kneese treasurer New directors named at a Monday Band Hall meeting include Mrs Perry Jung Mrs David Schmidt Mrs Walter Knoche Kermit Striegler and Henry Kneese Hold over directors are Mrs Elgin Heimann and Harry Moellering Emil Walter chaired the session reporting a treasury balance of 14250 and unpaid costs for fifteen new band uniforms and a girls drum major uniform Plans were made for the Election Returns Party with the Lions Club at Fair Park on November 4.

Walter Knoche David Schmidt Elgin Heimann Henry Kneese Perry Jung Kermit Striegler Harry Moellering Emil Walter Treasury Lions Club Fair Park

Drouth Relief Feeds Hay Amid Rain Shortage

The Gillespie area, under federal drought relief, received hay orders as PMA secretary Wesley Gold announced two carloads to be delivered in ten days to two weeks. Farmers urged to contact his office. Rain relief seen as temporary with 60 to 90 days needed to ease feed shortages. Fredericksburg merchants report booming raincoat demand amid prolonged drought.

Gillespie Drough Wesley Gold PMA Fredericksburg

Justice Court Cases This Week

The following cases were tried in Justice Court during the past week with date, name, offense and fine assessed. Sept. 3, A B Schneider Hamilton speeding one dollar and costs. Sept. 3, Alfred Frank Schmidt Austin speeding five dollars and costs. Sept. 7, Ralph Rubio Fredericksburg disturbing the peace five dollars and costs. Sept. 6, Herbert L Pyka speeding five dollars and costs. Sept. 8, Steve Bess Willow City disturbing the peace one dollar and costs. Sept. 8, Jerome O Jenschke Fredericksburg driving on left side one dollar and costs. Sept. 9, William Ambra Miller Crosbyton passing without sufficient clearance five dollars and costs.

Justice Court A. B. Schneider Hamilton Alfred Frank Schmidt Austin Ralph Rubio Fredericksburg Herbert L. Pyka Steve Bess Willow City Jerome O. Jenschke William Ambra Miller Crosbyton

Tinney Family Visiting Relatives for Several Days

Mr and Mrs William Tinney and children Cynthia Kay and John Hardin are spending several days visiting their mothers Mrs Rubin Bernhard and Mrs J H Tinney.

William Tinney Cynthia Kay John Hardin Rubin Bernhard J. H. Tinney

Special Thank You Notes at Fredericksburg Publishing Co

For those expansion Thank You Notes see the complete selection at the Fredericksburg Publishing Co Inc.

The Fredericksburg Publishing Co., Inc

Museum Autograph Party Planned in Fredericksburg

Young readers are invited to a September 20 autograph party at the Pioneer Memorial Museum honoring Siddie Joe Johnson for her new book A Month of Christmases set in Fredericksburg. The event supports the Pioneer Memorial Library with proceeds from book sales._details to be announced next week.

Siddie Joe Johnson Fredericksburg Miss Johnson Fredericksburg Publishing Company Pioneer Memorial Museum Pioneer Memorial Library

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