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Fredericksburg Standard

Location

Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 1952

Page

18

How Much Clear Vision Do You Need on Road

Austin September discussion on safe passing at 60 mph versus 50 mph. Texas highway planners must design for two to three lane roads with painted center stripes and warning lanes. Jack Kultgen of the Texas Good Roads Association warns drivers risk death in seconds, citing thousands of accidents and over 2,500 deaths last year.

Austin Sept Texas Highway Department Jack Kultgen Texas Good Roads Association

WSCS Bazaar Planned for October 16 at Edison Street

At a WSCS meeting in the Edison Street Methodist Church Assembly Room plans were made for the annual bazaar and copper sale in the basement on Thursday October 16. Mrs J C Campbell presided at the piano with Mrs D L Anderegg as worship leader and Mrs Earl Treibs as program leader. Refreshments were served by Mrs Alvin Moellering and Miss Selma Moellering.

WSCS Edison Street Methodist Church J. C. Campbell D. L. Anderegg Earl Treibs Alvin Moellering Selma Moellering

Presbyterian Women Resume Meetings

The Women of the Presbyterian Church held a general meeting at the Manse on Thursday September 4 with Mrs W H Springall opening in prayer. World Missions reported mailing forty one pounds of clothing one dozen diapers and sixteen pounds of Christmas cards this summer. Tentative dates for the Intensive Bible Study were set for October 5 12 and 19. James Hensel appointed sharch extension chairman. Next Circle meeting scheduled September 17 at 3 30 pm at Mrs Herbert Springalls home. The next general meeting will be October 1 at 10 pm at the Manse. Mrs James Hensel spoke on John Wesley during the program and Mrs W H Springall gave the closing prayer.

Women of the Presbyterian Church W. H. Springall World Missions James Hensel Sharch Herbert Springall John Wesley

Nine Babies Born in Local Hospitals This Week

Nine children were born this week to local families, four boys and five girls. Locations include Comfort, Fredericksburg, Willow City and other area towns. Parents named include Otto Rust, Orval Harvery, Elmer Biersch, Woodrow Durst, Laney Criswall, Herman Miller, John Earl Pehl, Robert Kordzik, and John Wendel. Births occurred between Sept. 10 and Sept. 15.

Otto Rust Comfort Orval Harvery Fredericksburg Elmer Bierschwab Woodrow Durst Laney Criswall Willow City Herman Miller John Earl Pehl Robert Kordzik John Wendel

Census shows 100 women to 98.1 men in U S

The 1950 Census data indicate a gender distribution where women number 100 for every 98.1 men in the United States, reflecting a near parity but a slight female edge across the population. The report shares the standard census methodology and sourcing.

U. S

Wyoming hunts Texas hunters to curb pronghorn herd

Wyoming Game and Fish Commissioner Lester Bagley urges Texas hunters to help reduce Wyoming’s pronghorn herd by about 40 000 head as Texas closes its own antelope season due to drought losses. Wyoming’s season runs Sept 3 to Oct 14 with area based limits and $25 out of state permits. Deer permits cost $20 in the Northeastern Area.

Austin Wyoming Lester Bagley Wyoming Game and Fish Commissioner Texas Game and Fish Commission Bagley Texas Wyoming Game and Fish Commission Cheyenne Big

Girl Scout Margaret Knox Returns From Europe Trip

Margaret Ann Knox a 17 year old Bertram Girl Scout returned Friday from a two week camp in Switzerland to promote goodwill. She was one of Texas delegates chosen for the Our Chalet program at Bern with girls from North Carolina Ohio and Montana. The group sailed from New York July 11 on the America landed at Southampton and traveled to London seen Buckingham Palace Windsor Castle and Dover before Calais. In Paris they spent five days practicing French learned at Camp Rockwood Md before joining 18 girls from nine countries at Our Chalet Juliette Low Session. They returned aboard the United States from Le Havre August 29. Knox earned the trip for camping record and language skills. She is a Curved Bar Girl Scout and a Bertram senior.

Margaret Ann Knox Bertram Switzerland Texas Our Chalet Bern North Carolina Ohio Montana New York America South Hampton England London Buckingham Palace Windsor Castle Dover Calais France Paris Camp Rockwood Juliette Low le Havre United States

Red Cross Disaster Relief Worker Visits Stonewall Area

Mrs. Sadie Stohl of the Midwestern Area Red Cross arrived to assist Gillespie County flood victims. An emergency office opened at Weinheimer's Store in Stonewall, with Rev. John Campbell coordinating county aid. Stohl will visit others in Fredericksburg and report findings before departure.

Sadie Stohl American Red Cross St. Louis Gillespie County Red Cross Weinheimer Stonewall John Campbell Stohl Campbell Fredericksburg Stoh

Soil Testing Lab at A&M A Busy Place

The Agricultural Extension Service soil testing lab at Texas A and M opened November 1 1950 and has analyzed 9550 samples in the past year. It tests organic matter nitrogen soil reaction phosphoric acid potash lime and soluble salts and sends land use recommendations with each report. County agents advise on proper sampling and timing for winter legumes and small grains. Farmers report higher yields with tailored fertilizer plans and reduced costs by using recommended amounts.

College Station Sept Agricultural Extension Service Texas A & M College System M. K. Thornton Thornton

West Texans Prove to Be Good Neighbors

Lamesa and Dawson County were blacklisted two years ago due to discrimination against Mexican workers. After a concerted effort, the community earned recognition as friendly to braceros, and will observe Mexican Independent Day on September 16.

Lamesa Dawson County Texas Rio Grande

A skirt as garment defined by ill fit

A short, long, tight, or loose skirt is described as the typical failing garment. The phrase frames skirts as inherently imperfect clothing items.

High School Trip Funded by Girl Scout Donations

Expenses for the trip are paid through donations to the Juliette Low Friendship Fund by American Girl Scouts.

Juliette Low American Girl Scouts

Record Crowd Attends L A Exes Reunion in San Antonio

A large crowd attended the 13th Annual Gil lespie Exes Reunion held at Mission Park in San Antonio on Sunday. Herman Kopp, San Antonio attorney and Albert native, spoke on pioneer hardships and praised past and present generations, with Milton Ochler presiding. Speakers included James Moritz, Emil Jordan, and Wm. Petmecky as Fredericksburg greetings arrived. Pehi's Old Time band played, and a dance followed the afternoon event, with several local attendees listed.

Gillespie Exes San Antonio Mission Park Herman Kopp Albert Milton Ochler Spekkers James Moritz The Austin Exes Emil Jordan Austin Wm. Petmecky Fredericksburg Harry Danz Bertha Weber Christian Hahn Eddie Petermann Felix Pehl Nannie Striegler

Vacationers Guide to Travel Clothes Fabrics

Vacationers learn dark prints soft finished wools crease resistant cottons linens and ravens are best fabrics for travel and comfort with durable finishes for packing and long journeys.

Egyptians Believed Pyramids Built Around 3000 B C

The pyramids in Egypt are believed to have been constructed about 3000 B C. This dating reflects early dynastic period activity and long-standing scholarly estimates of their origin.

Egypt

Mrs Emil Heimann Rites Held At Beckmann Funeral Home

Final rites were conducted at Beckmann Funeral Home on Wednesday September 17 1952 at 230 p m for Mrs Emil Heimann Sr nee Emelie Wahrmund age 83.5 with Rev O Lindenberg officiating. Interment in City Cemetery. She died Monday September 15 at 230 p m at home. Survived by sons and daughters Emelie Felix Haardt Dallas Erwin Heimann Fredericksburg Emma Mrs Alfred Boos Ingram Thekla Mrs Eric E Petseh Luckenbach Emil Heimann Jr Ada Okla Edgar Heimann Fredericksburg Hugo Heimann Austin 23 grandchildren and 23 great grandchildren. Preceded by husband Emil Heimann Sr 1945 a daughter Bertha Stolle and two sons Eugene and one infant son.

Beckmann Emil Heimann Sr Emelie Wahrmund O. Lindenberg Gillespie County Carl Dorothy Juenke Wahrmund Emelie Felix Haardt Dallas Erwin Heimann Fredericksburg Emma Alfred Boos Ingram Thekla Eric E. Petseh Eugene Heimann

Water Piped to White House From Local Well in 1883

A historical note recalls that water first reached the White House in Washington via a pipeline from a local well in the year 1883. The detail highlights early infrastructural development for the executive residence.

White House Washington

Zion EMA Met Monday Evening at Zion Lutheran Church

The Evening Missionary Auxiliary met Monday evening September 8 at 8 30 p m. The session began with hymn singing and a prayer by Mrs Waldemar Hannemann. Mrs G W Sager presented the September topic Know the Scripture using the Revised Standard Version. The program closed with hymn singing and Mrs H C Hannemann presiding.

Zion Lutheran Church Alton Oehler Waldemar Hannemann G. W. Sager God H. C. Hannemann

Fiedlers Attend Zion Services in New Braunfels Visit

Mr and Mrs G J Fiedler traveled from New Braunfels to Zion Church for Memorial Services honoring Rev R Fiedler who served as pastor for seven years. The Fiedlers, with brother Rev A M Fiedler, are among a few born in Zion in the last seventy nine years. After dinner with their brother and wife they returned home.

G. J. Fiedler New Braunfels Zion Custheran Church Rev R. Fiedler G. J A. M. Fiedler Zion E. C. Fiedler

Unclear Meeting Repeats Lord's Prayer At Session

Fragmentary note describes a business meeting where attendees recited the Lord's Prayer. Text is partial and lacks other readable details, leaving the event's purpose, date, and participants unspecified.

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Presbyterian Sonya Mastine New York Harbor Mama el Paso Tex G.I Girl Scout Europe Margaret Ann A&m Central Texas Electric Cooperative Pedernales Kerrville Highway L. A. Exes Zion Ema Saenger & Ochs Sandler Boston Shoes Hartmann’s Inc
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