Night in Old Fredericksburg attractions cheer festival crowds
The piece lists performers for the event including the Fredericksburg Hermann Sons Choir the Sauerkrauts and the Night in Old Fredericksburg Quartet. It notes dance acts from Pehl's Oompah Band the Highlanders and Knutsch Band plus a Waltz Contest with last year's winners Elmer and Linda Friedrich and others. Admission details and festival logistics follow.
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Fredericksburg Quartet
Hermann Sons
Pehl
Old
Fredericksburg
Exhibition Hall
the Highlanders
Knutsch & Accordion
Werner Burrer
Knutsch
Knutsches
Linda Friedrich
Austin
Karnak
LBJ Ranch
Elmer Friedrich
Gus Friedrich
Kinder Chor
Dwight Oestreich
Herbert Feller
Fredericksburg Hermann Sons Choir
Sidney Henke
Elmer
Pete
Agnes Crider
Marble Falls
Eldon
Helen Feller
James Teschner
Waltzontest
Roy Strueher
Heavy Rains Trigger Floods Across Texas Hill Country
Torrential rains last weekend into Monday struck the Texas Hill Country causing widespread flooding and some loss of life. Fredericksburg measured 1.91 inches on Sunday plus 0.35 Sunday night to Monday, with July totaling 4.36 inches and the year 24.24 inches. Waters rose on the Pedernales and Medina rivers, flooding roads and inundating the area around Medina Lake, while Gillespie County reported no major property damage.
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Texas
Gillespie County
Live Oak Creek
Lady Bird Johnson
Rc&d
Fredericksburg
N. J. Dietel
U. S
E. B. Roach
Harper
Pedernales River
Roach
Pedernales
Clayton Feller
Hobson Hopf
Arthur Usener
Black Eagle
J. B. Johnson
Emil and
Ernst Stehling
Petersburg
Usener
Albert
Arthur Jenschke
Williams Creek
Roland Deike
The
Chemical Express
San Antonio
Abilene
McDonough Bros
Camp Stanley
Leon Springs
Deike
Medina Lake
Medina River
Frio
Sabinal
Kerrville
Hondo
Uvalde
Blanco
U.S. 281
Blanco State Park
Leon
Cibolo
Bexar County
Doss
Tommie Reed
James Baedhge
Station Knaf
Clara Brieden
Cain City
Hugo Weinheimer
Stanwall
Fred Welgehausen
Enchanted Rock
Emil Feuge
Mason Road
The Netic Lawyer and the Duty to Help in Distress
A discussion on not being obliged to intervene in emergencies, contrasting legal trends with moral expectations. It cites cases where bystanders failed to aid drowning victims, a mother’s warning ignored, and debates about civil responsibility. The piece notes flood damage in Texas towns and varying rainfall readings from multiple stations.
Holden Couple Donates Blood Gas Analyzer to Hill Country Memorial
Mr and Mrs Don L Holden of the H Bar 2 Ranch Luckenbach near Sisterdale donated a $5000 Blood Gas Analyzer to Hill Country Memorial Hospital. The device measures blood gas levels aiding diagnosis and patient care and was demonstrated July 13 by staff and Holden representatives. Dr Dor W Brown Jr noted it will provide definitive information aiding rapid, accurate diagnosis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don L. Holden
Hill Country Memorial Hospital
Luckenbach
Sisterdale Road
C. O. Balser
Holden
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Harper Herald
Harper, Texas
Scotty
Melvin Scott
Houston
Edward D Stone
Feller
Fredericksvurpyhamber
Cotemerce
Gillespie County Fair Assa
Willkommen
Yul
Fasel
Dan Rogers
Texas A&m University
College Station
Roy Miller
Tamu Research and Extension Center
Vernon
Weldon Riggs
Jourdanton
James H. Bevel
Vo-Ag
John Merrill
Texas Christian University
Fort Worth
Texas Section
Texas Experiment Station
Sonora
Pierce Hoggett
Fred Coleman
Harold Schmidt Harper
Coleman
SCS
Stan Reinke
Victoria
Schmidt
Henderson
Kuth Perkins
Texas Parks and Wildlife Department
Junction
Texas Tech Center
Marby
Bill Dahl
Department of Range and Wildlife Management
Texas Tech
Lubbock
Rihard Bjerregaard
AMU Research and Exwnsion Center
de D Lynne Drawe
Kingsville
Turmany G Welch
Tamu College Station
Old Fredericksburg
NETIC
Sabie Te Warn
Ote
Nerehbor
Mano
Baer
Partis
Getty
Tveast
Ats
Eve Chou
Dexus
Assucciation
Wullion Veterans Wall
National Service Safe
Veterans Administration Department of Defense
Ahice Cabin
Umtry
Ted
Victor Marschall
Tinal
Dwingys and Loan Association
Boerne E
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