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Newspaper
Fredericksburg Standard
Location
Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1952
Page
26
Classified rates section states pricing by line with bold reader lines at seven cents per line. It describes counting of initials and groups of figures as words and counts each name and address as words for billing.
A note wishing Ned good luck for the 1952 season appears to praise his hard work during games and practices as an inspiration to teammates as he aims to help the Indians in their fight for victory.
St. Marys Indians built an early lead but fumbles and penalties allowed the Buda Bulldogs to tie the game 12 12. Kenny Kordzik and Henry Becker scored for St. Marys, while Buda answered with a pass play and a Jordan interception return.
The St Marys Pep Squad held a benefit hot dog sale on Tuesday September 9, netting 35 dollars. Pep Squad director Mrs Petermann coordinated with Mesdames Henry Meurer Alfred Duecker Elton Jordan James Holland and Rose Molberg to serve hot dogs and drinks to hundreds of students. They thank the ladies helpers and St Marys boys and girls who purchased items at the sale last Tuesday.
Billy Klier celebrated his elev enth birthday at the Cub Scout Den meeting held at his home after school on Friday. Den 5 members attended with Mrs Emma French as den mother for the month. Refreshments were provided by Billys mother, Mrs Werner Klier, and guests lit candles on white iced cake squares as they sang.
A terse observation notes that capable mothers invest their time in childrearing and do not publicize their methods. The remark implies respect for practical, private expertise over unsolicited tips. It reflects social attitudes about motherhood and discretion within a historical column.
Ro Shell Henke celebrated her thirteenth birthday with a Girl Scout Cabin danco party on Thursday September 11 from 4 to 6 pm. Twenty four guests attended. An Apple for the Teacher motif used red and white colors with red apple cutouts and gumdrop apples as decorations. White cake squares with red candles were shared as guests sang. Bunco prizes went to Henrietta Hohmann first and Ellen Walter booby prize. Joyce Friedrich won the traveling prize for bunco. Hostess Udo Henke and grandmother Felix Keidel assisted, joined by Girl Scout leader Miss Waldine McDougall.
Mr and Mrs Paul Pehl express sincere thanks for kindness and generosity shown during the illness in their family May God bless all the neighbors and friends involved
Classified ad summary lists numerous real estate options from $1,000 to $12,000, including corner lots, 5 to 8 rooms, nearby schools, paved streets, trees, and garages. Also features acreage and farm listings with varying sizes from 13 to 360 acres, highway access, riverfront, orchards, and owner financing terms. Numerous locations include Kerrville and San Antonio highway corridors.
A proverb-like line declares it is equally challenging for a rich man to enter heaven and a poor man to survive on earth. The saying contrasts wealth with spiritual and earthly endurance, highlighting social disparity.
A lighthearted remark notes that a one way street reduces rear end collisions by limiting driving from behind. It highlights street design as a playful safety feature in urban traffic.
This passage highlights Leonardo da Vinci as a master of painting sculpture architecture and engineering and he pursued philosophical and physical inquiries shaping Renaissance science and art.
A terse entry notes pens brief cases and other leather goods billed by Fredericksburg Publishing Company with Incy Gold stamping referenced in the line item.
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