Memorial Service for War Dead at Fredericksburg
On Monday May 6 a Memorial Service at the Pioneer Memorial Building Fredericksburg honors war dead. The Louis Jordan Post 244 American Legion and Auxiliary lead with an American Legion background. Servicemen are urged to attend wearing uniform or lapel buttons.
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Pioneer Memorial
Fredericksburg
American Legion
Louis Jordan Post No. 244
United States
Local families visit and travel around Center Point area
The report lists numerous visits and travels among Center Point residents and relatives. Families connected include Bierschwales Parker Kinseys and Wirters with stops in Fredericksburg Kerrville Harper Junction and San Antonio. Military members Cpl Parker and cadets Permington and Parker are noted visiting from P M A San Antonio.
Record milk drinkers and dairy consumption quoted
The Foundation reports milk and dairy products account for over 25 percent of annual consumer tools. It notes Americans use more than 60 million quarts of fresh milk and cream daily.
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Milk Industry Foundation
Milik
Foundation
The
U. S. Public Health Service
U. S
Texas
Baseball scoreboard details from Pace 3 game
The record covers double plays by Stonewall Deike Luckenbach Schumann and Harper Reese Hopf Ruebsahm. Pitchers Hopf and Ruebsahm each worked nine and seven innings with 15 and seven hits allowed. Runs 11 and 2, strikeouts 8 and 10. Time two hours. Umpires Bier schwab Weinheimer. Social notes follow about visits between Fort Clark residents and the Stevens and Roeder families.
Local Visitors Gather at Mrs Klein Family Home
A group of relatives and friends visited the home of Mrs. Willie Klein and family on Faster Sunday. Attendees included the Tatsch, Klein, Fritz, Juenke, Roeder, Kott and Bernhard families from Harper Kerrville Fredericksburg Morris Ranch and San Antonio. A tea and shower honored Miss R Kensing at the school house with Spring flowers and refreshments.
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Carlos Parker
Kerrville
Fredericksburg
J. A. Lennon
Barbara
Betty Joy
June Bode
Rubin Bode
J. H. Parker
Harper
Cecil Parker
U. S. Army Station
Bangor
Maine
Clarence Rusky
W. W. Parker
Raymond Parker
U. S. Navy
Jess Parker
W. W. Parker Ranch
Anderson Kinsey
Jo Ann
J. S. Whitewood
Willie Klein
Chester Tatsch
Emil Tatsch
Doss
Ed. Klein
Roman
Lenora Staudtall
Alois Klein
Emil Fritz
San Antonio
Edgar Klein
White Oak
Alfred Klein
Johnny Klein
Raymond Juenke
Jake Roeder
Esmond
Otto Kott
J. L. Armstrong
Battle of Flowers
Chas. Roeder
Milton Kramer
Calvin
Doris Fritz
Fritz
Alamo City
Henry Helmers
Walter Wunderlich
Johnson City
Hilmar Juenke
Morris Ranch
Albert Bernhard
Esmond Roeder
Felix Klein
Douglas Duderstadt
Ida Henig
R. Kensing
Willie Wells Finds Home Away From Home
A snapshot from overseas shows Willie Wells and fellow G I s in a quiet room imitating an American home. They have hung family photos, kept a house pet stray puppy and share beer while reading the hometown paper, a reminder home awaits.
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Willie Wells
G.I
Willie
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Fort Sam Houston
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Nancy Caro
Garrett Bierschwale
Dorothy
Marcus Bueg
Charles Weinheimer
Stonewall
Robt. Maurer
W. W. Kein
Junction
Cpl
Walter Parker, Jr
Bob Permington
Gene Parker
Walter
Walter Parker
Mrs. Anderson Kinsey
Doyle Parker
Bonnie Mae Bierschwabe
Dorothy Mae Parker
Noxville
Community News
Fred Wedekind
Maretta
Floyd Casper
Fort Clark
J. O. Stevens
H. L. Stevens
Pete Roeder
Hy. Maurer
Harper Grounds
RED & White
Mr. and
Mrs
Jinx Hart
Errville
Lydia Grona
Good String Band
Everybody Welcome
Harper P. T. A
Margies Cafe
Margaret Buchanan
Joe Marsh
Clover Corners
Re Marsh
United States Brewers Foundation
Frank Floyd
Harper, Texas
Mutual Lumber CO
Alfred Lehne
Mgr
Earper
Bill
Bill Kaiser
Sinclair Gas & Oils
John Deere
Fairbanks Morse
Siathn
S Handle Wool & Mohair
Bode Station
Mobiloil
Mobilgas
Elmo Baethge
Texas Bottle B
Sandwi
CAFE
Redericksburg
T-Bones Telcome
Gulf Station
Richard Roeder
Kerr County