Soviet budget dodging sparks UN dispute over Congo costs
A Pierre Huss survey cites Khrushchev bragging of Soviet economic clout while dodging UN payments. Congo police bill and 1956 1960 costs total 124,625,000 with the Soviet share about 9.2 million in arrears. US covers about 32.5 percent. USSR pays less than half. The piece labels Soviet tactics as evasive and uncandid in Afro Asian sentiment. Also features contest winners from Gillespie County Soil Conservation District and Fredericksburg Young Farmer Chapter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nikita Khrushchev
Soviet Union
United Nations
Pierre J. Huss
Hearst Headline Service
Congo
Hammarshjold
U. S
Egypt-Israel
Middle East
San Antonio
Gillespie County Soil Conservation District
Fredericksburg
Young Farmer Chapter
SCD
Desmond Sagebiel
Benno Meyer
Farm City Week Proposes Understanding to Ease Tensions
A dialogue on farm prices and labor hardship contrasts farmers and factory workers as both sides face rising costs and layoffs. The piece argues mutual understanding through Farm City Week during Thanksgiving to bridge divides, inviting city and farm families to share days on the other side.
Local social notes from Seguin area residents
Mr and Mrs Victor Marshall and friends visited in Old Mexico the Falcon Dam and Rio Grande Valley. Carlton Wendel, Seguin Lutheran College student, spent the weekend with his parents. Miss Mary Nell Roach and aunt Cleo Henson of San Antonio visited Eldred Roach. Mesdames Whitworth Wendel and Nabers visited Ted Kiser and Roy Murfey at their hunting lodge on Whitworth ranch Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Marshall
Em Miller
Loveland
Colorado
Old Mexico
Falcon Dam
Rio Grande Valley
Oat
Carlton Wendel
Seguin Lutheran College
Mrs
Victor Wendel
Eldred Roach
Mary Nell Roach
Cleo Henson
San Antonio
Pete Whitworth
A. C. Wendel
Fred Nabers
Ted Kiser
Roy Murfey
Old Mattresses Rejuvenated by Innerspring Specialists
Maysfield's Mattress Company in Kerrville advertises FELITED innerspring mattress rebuilding with guaranteed workmanship. Leave orders at Jiaiper Locker Plant for pickup and service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jiaiper
Maysfield
Kerrylile
Community Chest Drive Nears Ton of Goal
Community Chest nears its $12,500 goal with $12,000 reported. Drive Chairman Bruce Scully said the overall drive has been excellent and rural areas underDouglas Dittmar and James Bender performed well. Workers urged to finish solicitations by Nov. 19 and deliver to Fredericksburg Bakery or mail to Gillespie County Chest Box 391.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Scully
Drive
Scully
Douglas
Fredericksburg
Gillespie
Tatsch Family Names Spouse in Austin Ceremony
Douglas Tatsch of Austin and Mrs Chester Tatsch are connected to a marriage or wedding record noting Mr and Mrs in the local Austin community.
Catholic Nurses Convene Seventh Annual San Antonio Meeting
The Archdiocesan Council of Catholic Nurses will hold its seventh annual convention at St Margaret Mary's Church in San Antonio on November 20 starting at 9 a.m. Father Bernard Basset will speak on the nurse's power in Catholic action, followed by a talk by Dale Francis. The event includes Q&A panels, afternoon discussion groups, and attendance by National Council representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archdiocesan Council of Catholic Nurses
St. Margaret Mary’s
Farr Avenue
Mcoreless Center
San Antonio
Texas
Bernard Basset
S.J
Sodalities of Our Lady
England
Dale Francis
Lone Star Catholic
Austin
National Council of Catholic Nurses
Lillian Taubert
Topeka Boulevard
Maxine ‘Cadena
North Hamilton
St Mary's Indians Meet Sacred Heart in State Title Game
The St Marys Indians and Sacred Heart Indians of Hallettsville meet at Fredericksburg High School on Saturday night November 19 at 8 p.m. Both teams finished undefeated, Hallettsville with a 19 game win streak and a 12-0 post season win over St Marys last year. Both are state crown holders in their leagues with St Marys the South Texas champions and Sacred Heart the Southwest Texas champions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's - Hallettsville
St. Mary's
Hallettsville
St. Mary's Indians
Sacred Heart Indians
St Marys Indians season results and opponents
The record shows St Marys Indians games against Comfort Johnson City Boerne Bandera St Marys St Gerards St Louis Wedcock Schreiner Racksprings TMI and a series of scores with Sacred Heart Shiner Marian Van Fleck Bishop Forest St Edward Crescent Forfeit St Josephs Central Catholic Q of Hicart TSN Rangers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Mary’s Indians
St. Mary’s
Comfort
St. Mary's
Johnson City
Boernoe
Bandera
St. Gerard’s
St. Louis
Wedcock
Schreiner
TMI
Racksprings
Hallett
Sacred Heart
Shiner
Marian
van Fleck
Bishop Forest
St. Edward's
Crescent
St. Joseph's
Central Catholic
Q of Hicart
TSN Rangers
Carolyn Lennon Becomes Bride of Phil Maddox
Miss Carolyn Lennon wed Phil Maddox in Harper Methodist Church with Rev. E C Lambert officiating. The couple is from Harper and the James River area. The ceremony featured a white satin gown and red roses. Alfred Edwards served as master of honor and Bonnie Friedrich as bridesmaid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolyn Lennon
Phil Maddox
Harper Methodist Church
E. C. Lambert
G. D. Lennon
Harper
James River
Miss Lennon
Alfred Edwards
Bonnie Friedrich
Johnnie Bierschwale
Wayne Lennon
Harper Lions Club Reports November Meeting Highlights
The Harper Lions Club met on Monday November 14 with Lion A B Barker filling in for Rev Rose. President Clayton Massey summarized the November 6 district cabinet meeting in Uvalde attended by Massey E B Roach and Bob Fryar. An expense of 57.50 was reimbursed to the president. Lions Harlow Frayer and others discussed Crippled Children Camps film shipments and Community Benefit Club prize listings. Volunteers Rie Fryary Spaeth Schmidt and Walker planned membership drives and a turkey shoot display of rifles and binoculars. A Fulbright hearings film on un American activities in California was ordered for club viewing per Massey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harper Lions Club
Lion A. B. Barker
Rev. Rose
Clayton Massey
Uvalde
E. B. Roach
Bob Fryar
Lion Thomas Harlow
Crippled Children's Camp
Lion Frayer
Community Benefit Club
Dallas Rie
Bob Fryary
Alfred Spaeth
Lee Schmidt
Hollan Walker
Senator Fulbright
un-American Activities Committee
California
Lion
Mrs. Charles Keller Buried In Harper
Funeral services were held in Harper for Mrs. Charles Keller nee Reinholdin Rech age 91. Interment at Harper Catholic cemetery followed at St. Anthony's Church with pallbearers named. She died November 9 at Keldel Memorial Hospital. She was born July 27 1869 in Fredericksburg and married Charles Keller January 12 1888. he died in 1953. Survived by seven daughters twenty grandchildren forty three great grandchildren eight great great grandchildren and five brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schaeller Funeral
Charles Keller
Reinholdin
A. A. Gitter
St. Anthony's Catholic Church
Harper
Harper Catholic Cemetery
Wesley Sageser
Hobson Hopf
Roman Moses
Fred Hartmann Jr
L. C. Kuentz Jr
Amons Horn
Keller
Keldel Memorial Hospital
Reinhold
Catherina Mangs Reed
Fredericksburg
Helen
Oscar Fiedler
Amelia
Louis Kunz
Mae Dora
Richard Roeder
Laura
Leo Kunz
San Antonio
Olga
Hilmar Moses
Anna
Amos Horn
Theresa
Fred Hartmann
Gilbert
Edwin
Alfred
Berthold
Arthur Reeh
Alma
Emil Crenwelge
Thelka
Joe McDonald
Kuno
Adolph Rech
Klein Family Visits In Fredericksburg Event
Mr and Mrs Edwin Klein visited Mr and Mrs G Bernhardt in Fredericksburg Sunday night. Miss Lavern and Rita Klein attended Luther League at Holy Ghost Lutheran Church there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Klein
Mrs. G. Bernhardt
Fredericksburg
Misses Lavern and
Rita Klein
Luther League
Holy Ghost Lutheran Church
Dated Visit to Jawatra Ranch Noted by Local Paper
Fredericksburg resident Theo Diets visited his sister in Jawatra. Anna Moekendorf and Mr and Mrs Edmund Watson Priday with Mr and Mrs David Miller of Bonham Texas are at the R. E. B. Pel Ranch for hunting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theo Diets
Fredericksburg
Jawatra
Anna Moekendorf
Edmund Watson Priday
David Miller
Bonham, Tex
R. EB. Pel Ranch
Harper Longhorns Face D'Hanis Cowboys in Bi-District Tilt
Harper Longhorns, crowned District 20B six man champions after a Nueces Canyon forfeit for an ineligible player, meet the D'Hanis Cowboys on Friday night in Bandera at 8 p.m. Center Point is a common comparison. Harper beat Center Point 45 19 while D'Hanis only loss came to Center Point. The Longhorns seek their first bi-district win since 1981.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harper Longhorns
D'Hanis Cowboys
Bandera
Nueces Canyon
Center Point
Longhorns
D'Hanis
Harper
Gillespie County Wool Contest Set For Monday Afternoon
Gillespie County amateur seamstresses prepare for the Make It Yourself With Wool Contest elimination Monday at 4 pm. County chairman Mrs. Clint Brown announces three youth groups and that winners advance to the December 3 district contest at Junction. the event is sponsored by the Women's Auxiliary of the Texas Sheep and Goat Raisers Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gillespie County
Clint Brown
Texas Sheep and Goat Raisers’ Association
Junction
First Deer and Turkey Grabbed in Harper Area Hunt
The Harper area opened deer and turkey season with cool cloudy weather. Clayton Massey, Harper High vocational agriculture instructor, bagged an 8 point deer on the David Schmidt ranch. Wayne Walker brought in the first turkey gobbler at the Harper Locker plant from Elsie Walker’s ranch. Charles Allen of San Antonio added a three pointer on his grandparent’s property. Jasper Massey of Kerrville claimed a six pointer near E. B. Eckerle place. By 3:30 p.m. 45 deer and three turkeys were in cold storage at the Harper Locker plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clayton Massey
Harper Public Schools
Harper Locker
Massey
David Schmidt
Harper-London FM
A. C. Ernst
Clarence Ernst
Harper Locker Plant
Wayne Walker
Elsie Walker
Junction
Charles Allen
San Antonio
Fred Gammenthaler
Jasper Massey
Kerrville
E. B. Eckerle
Harper
Annual 4-H Club Awards Banquet Held Wednesday Night
The 1960 4-H Awards Banquet took place Wednesday evening November 9 at the Gillespie County Fair Grounds Exhibition Hall with about 150 attendees. Honorees included both girls and boys across multiple project categories, with awards donated by Ford Motor Company Sears Roebuck Moor Man and others. Harriett Ahrens led ceremonies with multiple leaders and guests, and future district honors were announced for Gillespie County participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gillespie County Fair Grounds
Charles Giesler
First Methodist Church
Harriet Ahrens
J. B. Ruebsahm
Martin Rode
la Verne Duecker
Joyce Ann Meier
Ford Motor Company
Charles R. Walgreen
Sylvia Rusche
Sears Roebuck Foundation
Joan Jacoby
John Wendel
Cherry Springs
Dan Wade Crenwelge
E. I. du Pont de Nemours & Company
Oliver Corporation
Kenneth Lindig
Wayne Meier
Arcadian Products
Department of Allied Chemicals Corporation
Moorman Manufacturing Company
John W. Wendel
Jerry Wendel
Lyle
Buddy) Spaeth
Folger
Joe A. Sagebiel
A. & M. College
Victor G. Sagebiel
Joe
Folgers
Cherry Spuinga 44
Harr
Vet Ahrens
Walch
Art Rowert
Fredericksburg Publishing Company
KNAF
Norbert Fritz
Fredericksburg
Art Kowert
Radio Post
Francis Walch
Carrol Abbott
Kerville
Mrs Freeman and Landers visit McKavett and Menard kin
Mrs Joe Freeman of McKavett and Mrs Tillman Landers of Menard visited their mother Mrs Mattie Arnold of Friday. Saturday visitors included Mrs Daniel Arnold and daughter of Menard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Freeman
McKavett
Tillman Landers
Menard
Mattie Arnold
Daniel Arnold
Wilbur Dickey and Corie Calentine Visit Harper
Wilbur Dickey of Center Point and her mother Mrs Cor rie Calentine, staying with her daughter, were in Harper last week to take care of business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mays
Wilbur Dickey
Center Point
Corrie Calentine
Harper
Turkey Shoot Draw Supports American Legion Event
The Turkey Shoot sponsored by the American Legion of Harper was a success. Mrs. Gilbert Anderegg won the turkey prize in the drawing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uuu
The
American Legion of Harper
Gilbert Anderegg
Ingram TSGRA Meet Draws 150 Members
More than 150 members of District Six of the Texas Sheep and Goat Raisers Association gathered at the Ranchmen's Wool and Mohair Warehouse for a barbecue talks by State Senior Louis Crump and other officials and the election of new directors. Kerr County directors elected included Jim Prior and others. Speakers discussed wool and mohair promotion projects animal health and foreign lamb and mohair imports. Crump highlighted legislative work and the district named Carlton Godbold as district director in charge for the San Angelo convention in December. District Six spans Kerr Real Avakia Medina and Bandera Counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Klein
LSGRA
L. Wi. Stephens
Comea
Clation
Ruseu Thomas
McVerrville
Esl Peters
Foundant
Tom Wallace
Eecreary
San. Angelo
Charlen Schreiner II
Wr.vile
Fred Hawoeod
Sonora
Sen
Crump
We Hational Wool Net
Carlton Godbold
Leakey
TSGRA
San Angelo
Ixerr
Real
Avakia
Medina
Bandera
Little Irene Jenschke Rites Held in Jourdanton
Funeral services were held Sunday in St. Matthew's Church for Irene Cecilia Jenschke three year old daughter of Rudolph and Rita Maurer Jenschke. Burial followed at Jourdanton Catholic Cemetery. Survived by parents eight siblings grandmother and grandfather. Pallbearers included William Lange Michael and Leo Robert Jenschke and Anthony Kunz. Attendees from Tranper included Mrs Felix Maurer and Joe and Mr and Mrs Roman Stehling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jourdanton
St. Matthew's Catholic Church
Irene Cecilia Jenschke
Rudolph
Rita Maurer
Jenschke
Santa Rosa Hospital
San Antonio
Jourdanton Catholic Cemetery
Lange Funeral Home
Clarice
Daniel
Frances
Doris
James
Virginia
Martin
Mars
Felix Maurer
Larper
Hugo Jenschke
Frederica Kurg
William Lange
Michael
Leo Robert Jenschke
Anthony Kunz
Tranper
Joe
Joe Lange
Roman Stehling
Mexican Supper Benefit Planned by Kerville Group
Mexican supper arrangements are under way with Torres Fonda of Kerville to serve a charity meal for the Catholic Church. Mr. Balley allows the school cafeteria use. Mrs. Wad hall will head the kitchen. The event is set for Saturday night, November 26, inviting the public to enjoy Mexican food at its best.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Torres Fonda
Kerville
Balley
Wadhall
Kilgore Texans Visit Friends for Week of Hunting
Mr and Mrs John T Crim Jr and Billie Bob Crim with Harold Habenicht of Kilgore Texas visited Mrs Cora Labenicht in Fredericksburg and Mr and Mrs J M Scarbrough in Harper this week. They went hunting on the Hoot Phillips place on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Crim
Billie Bob Crim
Harold Habenicht
Kilgore
Texas
Cora Labenicht
Fredericksburg
J. M. Scarborough
Harper
Hoot Phillips Place
Visitor In Fredericksburg Family Home This Week
Rev. Richard Gammenthaler of Fredericksburg visited the Fred Gammenthaler home on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Gammenthaler
Fredericksburg
Fred Gammenthaler
Also Mentioned on This Page
Otto Grona Ranch
Jim Foster
Kelton Kramer
Lloyd Wendel
Lawrence Metzger
Leslie Esquell
Clifford Spaeth
Dennis Ellebracht
Tab
Harper and Fredericksburg
Young Farmers Chapter
Otto Grona
Nsstaff
Glenn Dittmar
SCS
Douglas Tatsch
Chester Tatsch
Herald
Lions Club News
Brooksmith
Prairie Lea
LaPryor
N. C
Utopia
Clayon Massey
Turkey
4-H Club
Ingram Tsgra
Irene Jenschke
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