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Fredericksburg Standard

Location

Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 27, 1950

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Rural marking program launched by Chamber of Commerce

The Chamber of Commerce announces a farm and ranch road marking program. Almon Kirchhoff handles reservations, with committee members Walter Fuhrmann A A Welgehausen Arnold Rode and Dudley Mann available for details. Signs will be aluminum painted yellow with black lettering, metal bases, costing 150 to 200 dollars depending on size, covering material costs and installation, not profit.

Almon Kirchhoff Chamber of Commerce Dudley Mann Mann Walter Fuhrmann A. A. Welgehausen Arnold Rode

Fuhrmann Named CROP Chairman For Gillespie

Walter Fuhrmann was named chairman of Gillespie County 1950 Christian Rural Overseas Program at the organizational meeting in the courthouse. He succeeds Alex Frantzen, with Frantzen having led two CROP drives. Additional officers and committee members were named, and 14 million dispossessed refugees in Germany and war refugees abroad were cited as in need.

Walter Fuhrmann Gillespie County Christian Rural Overseas Fuhrmann Alex Frantzen Paul Stehing Harry Eckhardt Eckhardt Bethany Lutheran Church Stehling St. Mary's Catholic Church F A. Bracher Lutheran World Relief G. A Greenwaldt Church World Service Albert Hubertus Catholic Rural Life Norman Dietel Arthur Kowert Ike Hargrove C. A. Stone G. A. Poehlmann St. James Lutheran Harper W. J. Goerner Otto Rahe First Methodist C. A. Greenwaldt Max Kneese Holy Ghost Lutheran O. Lindenberg L. B. Usener

Chevrolet official visits Carl Hein home Wednesday night

H F Souder of Austin district representative for General Motors Chevrolet division stayed as a guest in the Carl Hein home on Wednesday night. The piece notes the saying Want Ads Work Like or They Till Their Work Is Done.

H. F. Souder Austin Chevrolet Motor Division General Motors Carl Hein

First Inductees Report for Selective Service from Hill Country

First inductees to report for service through Selective Service since the Korean conflict started arrived at the San Antonio induction center from the Hill Country area. Eight from Fredericksburg are named among the group with others from Johnson City, Comfort, Llano, Kerrville, and nearby towns. An additional 13 men will be inducted on October 10, with 54 more to report for pre induction physicals on October 19.

San Antonio Fredericksburg John K. Dooley Alex M. Ransleben Edgar E. Oestreich Alfons A. Maurer Rufus P. Wilke Homer R. Durst Robert L. Borchers Elgin B. Nebgen John ©. Casparis Harvey L. Wittkohl Johnson City Martin A. Spenrath Louis Spell Comfort Marice Hamilton Jr Llano Houston C. Schumacher Kerrville

Seven Children Born in Local Hospitals This Week

Seven children, three girls and four boys, were born in local hospitals over the past week. Girls arrived to the Nixon, Danz, and Rahe families on September 23. Boys were born to Whitworth on September 21, Casper on September 24, Witt on September 25, and Koennecke on September 26.

Jack Nixon James Danz Hubert Rahe V. C. Whitworth Simon Casper Prentice Witt Theophil Koennecke

Student Marion Kuhlmann Spends Weekend at Home

Marion Kuhlmann, a student at Our Lady of the Lake College in San Antonio, spent the weekend at home with her parents.

Marion Kuhlmann Our Lady of the Lake College San Antonio

Central Texas Electric Co-Op Moves to New Location

The Central Texas Electric Co-Operative relocates to its own building beside the Vapo-Butane plant on West Main Street. Serving nine counties including Gillespie Kendall Kimble Kerr Llano Mason Menard McCullough and San Saba the co op has about 5000 rural members. Hugo Weinheimer serves as president with Luke Moss as vice president and Harold Schmidt as secretary treasurer.

Central Texas Electric Co-Operative Vapo-Butane Company Security Cafe West Main Street Central Texas Co-Operative Pedernales Electric Co- Operative Central Texas Gillespie Kendall Kimble Kerr Llano Mason Menard McCullough San Saba Tennessee Valley Authority Co-Op Hugo Weinheimer Stonewall Luke Moss Harold Schmidt Chester Schwethelm Comfort Paul Stehling Tom Carr Gillespie County J. C. Cone Jr Arthur Stehting Fredericksburg Co-Operative

Three Accidents In County Over Past Week End

Three automobile accidents in the county over the week end caused no serious injuries. Alfonso Garcia of Taft Texas was fined for not keeping his car under control after rear ending a vehicle driven by Kermit Lochte two miles out the San Antonio Highway at 10 30 p m Sunday. At noon Sunday Haw Atkins a San Antonio salesman en route to San Angelo rolled his car on slick pavement on Loch Berg Mason Highway. Atkins was uninjured and his car had minor damage. Werner Carl Eberle overturned his car near the city limits on the Austin Highway at 2 a m Sunday. he and his companion were uninjured and the car was damaged.

Robert Loth Lawrence Carey Alfonso Garcia Taft Texas Kermit Lochte San Antonio Haw W. Atkins San Angelo Loch Berg Mason Highway Atkins Werner Carl Eberle Austin Eberle

Progress Highlighted At Fredericksburg PTA Night

The Fredericksburg Public School system progress was outlined at a PTA family night. Supt Krause introduced faculty and board members, and a sketch featured a quartet and a skit. Nolan Brown outlined the building program with work to begin on a new primary building and possible future improvements.

Fredericksburg PTA Walter Knoche Werner Klier Supt A. K. Krause Krause Lester Keyser Guido Klett Alex Frantzen Ernst Cren

Gillespie Scouts Win Top Honors In Council

The Gillespie County Boy Scout District won top honors at the Capitol Area Council Annual Meeting in Austin for re registering all troops with no lapses and gains in scouts and leaders. Arthur H Kowert received the Silver Beaver award for exceptional youth service, as John Ben Shepperd addressed about 500 attendees. William J Murray was named Capitol Area Council president for the coming year.

Gillespie Austin Capitol Area Tyrus Cox Art Kowert Hans Hannemann Gillespie County Capitol Area Council Boy Scouts Off America The Gil Lespie Ed. St. John Secouters Arthur H. Kowert Standard A. B. Cain William J. Murray Texas Railroad Commission Murray Fredericksburg Hans*Hannemann Arthur oKwert James Eckert Jack Arthur Kowert Barnes Warren Hahn Lenar Birck Hilmar Nebgen Betty Bailey

St Marys School Auxiliary Plans Card Party for Oct 15

St Marys School Auxiliary held its first meeting of the year in the Grotto chaired by Mrs Elton Jordan. Plans were made for a public card party on Sunday October 15. Five new members were welcomed bringing total to 54 as Masses were offered for two members who died.

St. Mary's School St. Mary’s School Elton Jordan Grotto Jordan Milton Petermann St. Mary's Society Msgr F. X. Wolf Emil Staudt Rev. Galle

Hein Family Spent Sunday in Priddy

Mr and Mrs Carl Hein and their children spent Sunday in Priddy, enjoying a family outing and time together.

Harry Itz Curtis Juenke Laredo Carl Hein Priddy

Extensive Renovation In Fredericksburg Electric System

City reports growth in its electric water and sewer systems. Peak load rose 7.1 percent in 1949 50. Electric extensions added 2 1 2 miles of primary lines and 171 new poles. Water and sewer connections grew by 100 and 84 respectively. Total assets reach 677 529 96 with liabilities at 118 903 18.

City of Fredericksburg Felix L. Wilke Alfred Neffendorf Wilke Neffendorf Harry O. Davis

One Way Streets Named In Public School Area

The City Commission passed an ordinance designating two one-way streets in the Public School area and setting 15 mph limits around Public School and St. Marys. West Travis Street will run westbound from North Adams to North Crockett, and West College Street will run eastbound from N Orange to North Adams. St Marys zone covers San Antonio Street from South Crockett to South Milam and South Orange from Main to West Creek with a 15 mph limit. The changes take effect immediately with traffic signs to be erected.

St. Mary's School City Commission West Travis Street North Adams North Crockett West College Street N. Orange North Orange St. Mary’s South Crockett South Milam San Antonio Main West Creek South Orange

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Melvin Stehling Carlton Rams North Texas Nealy Stehling Blanco FHS C of Courthouse Central Texas Electric Co-Op Wm. Schroeder Jr McKesson-Robbins _ sales
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