Renovated Security State Bank Opens Preview in Fredericksburg
The Security State Bank and Trust vaults into Fredericksburg with a two day open house April 20 from 3 to 7 pm and April 21 from 1 to 7 pm. The rebuilt 100 by 200 foot Town Lot 212 edifice blends rock heritage with modern gray plate glass and walnut paneling, joining the nearby Post Office Courthouse and City Hall as a civil center.
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Security State Bank and Trust
Fredericksburg
Yate
BL Schubert
Germat Immerratteny Company
Unie le Proaperty Hak
Lt Setar
John Leyemishee
Tbdiak
Coreisos Gat
Thorerik Os Herpes Ochs
Otto Meure
Kiar Montz
Otto Metuoer
Arthur Stehtine
Mro
John Stelelog
Stehtling
Milk not to blame for fallout risks says Cornell expert
Dr. C. L. Comar of Cornell University says milk reduction to cut radiation risk is harmful and that fallout from tests poses minimal overall danger. He notes estimates for defects and leukemia are far lower than natural incidence and emphasizes continued cautious radiation standards.
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C. L. Comar
Cornell University
Ithaca
N. Y
Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists
United States
Comar
Coman
Commit
Os. A. Light
21st District Legion Convention Convenes In Fredericksburg
District Commander Arthur Winans of Uvalde will preside at the 21st District American Legion Spring Convention at Legion Hall in Fredericksburg Saturday and Sunday. Twenty-one posts will be represented with membership quota awards. tours of historic sites, a 4 to 6 p.m. social, a 9 p.m. dance, and a memorial service are planned. Delegates to the national convention in New Orleans will be elected, with auxiliary activities and local committee posts outlined.
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21St District Legion Convention
Fredericksburg
Arthur Winans
Uvalde
21St District of American Legion
Legion Hall
Guenther Pfiester
Louis Jordan
Kingsland
Pioneer Museum
Pioneer Memorial Library
Tatsch
Cross Mountain
Balanced Rock
Enchanted Rock
Ed Dublin
VAC
San Antonio
Texas Show Boys
American Legion and Auxiliary
Phrestner
Aad
Gilbert Rojas
M.D. Smith
Sidney Trenke
Howard Mayes
Kerrville
Harvey C. Ballew
Lampasas
Kacm
Guido Klett
Water Klett
Wallace Ottmers
Freddie Oretel Wall
Alex Mittendorf
Here
New Orleans
Department
Thekla
James) Staudt
Chaiman
T. B. Pearl
London
Laura Abster
George Rott
Hattle Bierschwale
Harvey Jacobs
E. W. Hallford
Alfred Rusenberger
Henry Bierschwale
Felin’ Douy
Freddie Saenger
Clarence Nixon
Earl ‘Treibs
Walter Meter
Walter Loudon
Hugo Giesbers
Kurt Kuhlmann
Hupo Greebers
Richard Schumann
Elgin Friedrich
the Mann
Ad Wehmeyer
Erwin Jordan
Betty Neffendorf
Big D Jamboree Stars At Pat's Hall Sunday Night
Several top country music stars are set to appear in Fredericksburg Sunday night August 22 at Pat's Hall. Headliners include Pretty Misa Jeanie Davis with Frankie Miller of United Artists Records, plus George Went Oivalle Cute and Doyle Grisham, Park Williams and Wal lis. Orville Couch rises to national prominence with Hello Trouble and a hit behind it. John J Patranella says the Jamboree will bring top entertainment to his dance.
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Predericksburg
Pat's Hall
Pretty Misa Jeanie Davis
Frankie Miller
United Artists Records
Miller
George Went
Oivalle Cute
Bayer Old Putas Wizard
Doyle Grisham
Billy Western
Union
England
France
Italy
Germany
Orville Couch
Couch
John J. Patranella
Pat's Hatch
Easter Visit Highlights Local Dance With Noted Band
Mr and Mrs Steve Forest and their children visited Mrs W St Massey over Easter. The article notes a regular Saturday dance on April 20 featuring the Doyle Wink and the Debonettes band.
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Steve Forest
W. St. Massey
Doyle & Wink and
the Debonattes
Glenn Brown Whitewood
del Rio
Fred Whitewood Jr
Pettus
Fred Whitewood Sr
Band Boosters Elect Officers for Coming Year
Band Booster Club held a meeting Thursday electing President Mrs Reginal McDougall Vice President Mrs Belton Tatsch Secretary Mrs J R Peril and Treasurer Mrs E C Hopf. Sixteen members attended with Mrs Eddie Cochran. The group voted to buy music for the Centennial and announced the Spring Concert on Thursday May 2 at the cafe torium inviting the public.
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Reginal McDougall
Belton Tatsch
J. R. Peril
E. C. Hopf
Eddie Cochran
Harper area Easter visitations and local movements
Local residents hosted and visited during Easter with multiple families from Harper Kerrville Galesville Austin San Antonio Lampasas and Del Rio. Notable moves include Hobson Hope returning to Harper and extended family gatherings across several towns.
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Mrs. Hobson Hope
Kerrville
Harper
Harper Firemen Crown Miss Flame At Saturday Dance
Harper Volunteer Fire Department hosts a dance in the new Harper Community Hall on Saturday April 20. The event features the crowning of Miss Flame with admission one dollar, proceeds aiding the fire department.
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Harper Firemen
Flame
Harper Volunteer Firemens
Harper Community Hall
Harper's
Harper Volunteer Fire Department
Lions Nominating Committee Named By Harper Lions Club
The Harper Lions Club held its bi monthly meeting on Tuesday April 16 in the school cafetorium. Kerrville guests Doug Swayze Zane Chaiman and Stell Jetter attended and a film showed a two week Lions Crippled Children Camp stay. President Hervie Oehler named C H Rogers Fred Whitewood and Elmer Lee Lange as nominating committee for next fiscal year.
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Harper Lions Club
Kerrville
Doug Swayze
Zane Chaiman
Stell Jetter
Lions Crippled Children’s Camp
Lions Crippled Children
Hervie Oehler
C. H. Rogers
Fred Whitewood
Elmer Lee Lange
Win Lange in A and Jr Distinguished Student List
William L. Lange is among 612 students or 8.6 percent of eligible Fall semester students listed on the Texas A&M College Distinguished Student List. To earn the listing, an undergraduate must register for 15 or more credit hours, maintain a 2.5 GPA, and have no grade below C.
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William L. Lange
Texas A&m College
Easter Dinner Guests Travel From Nearby Cities
Local residents hosted a large Easter dinner at the Maxie Hartmann home with guests from San Antonio Dillas Harper Fredericksburg Segovia and nearby towns. Also noted were visits from the Maurer Bierschwale Caldwell Fussell Reed and the Friendly Sewing Circle planning session for April 25 at 2 pm at Mrs Alfred James home.
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Maxie Hartmann
Thomas Litzinger
San Antonio
Marvin Tehelie
Dillas
Mie
Eric Hartmann Alav
San Atonio
Derryl Holmes Aml Ealdien
Felix Rischner
Lawrence Zenner
Franak Rischner
Harper
Arthur Tatsch
Fredericksbur
Friendly Sewing Circle
Alfred It James
Stonewall Readies Peach JAMbores Rodeo Arena Upgrades
Stonewall prepares its rodeo arena for the Peach JAMbores on June 22 with bleachers and lights to support night rodena riding and roping clubs. The Stonewall Chamber of Commerce funds improvements via loans repaid from arena revenue and invites local donors to contact committee members including Otto Schumann and Charles A. Stone.
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Stonewall
Otto Schumann
Rodeo
Stonewall Chamber of Commerce
Lets Clean Up Harper Before Centennial
Community members call for town cleanup ahead of the June Centennial. Volunteers target vacant lots and neglected areas to improve appearances and instill town pride.
Old Mattresses Made New Innersprings Specialists
Maylickl's Mattress Company in Kerrville advertises mattress renovation with felting and guaranteed workmanship. Leave orders at the Sharper Locker Plant.
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Tharper
Maylickl’s Mattress Company
Kerrville
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