Farmers Grain Co Opens New Poultry Building In Fredericksburg
The Farmers Grain Company announces the opening of its new poultry division building in Fredericksburg with an all day Open House on Saturday Oct 22 from 7 am to 7 pm. The facility features a 58 by 98 foot white tile structure, three poultry rooms, hatchery capacity for 2520 chicks weekly, two candling rooms, cold storage, an office, display room, and new equipment. Leon Mumme will head the poultry department. the firm dates to 1945 and lists Hilmar Weinheimer and Percy Nielsen as original owners plus additional partners. The event invites community attendance and highlights modern, efficient operations.
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Farmers’ Grain Company of
Fredericksburg
Hilmar Weinheimer
Percy Nielsen
Harry Eckhardt
Edgar Mosel
Walter Hohmann
Alfred Kelch
Purina
Crowley and Dittlinger
Leon Mumme
Mumme
Farmers’ Grain Co
Willie Behrends
Max Wittig
Anton Stehling
Henry Miller
John Kunz
Arron Priess
Alex Baumann
Fritz Scharnhorst
James Jenschke
Ferdinand Jenschke
E. L. McFarland
New Dial Telephone System Progress in Blanco Area
Blanco News reports rapid progress on a new dial telephone system. J H Cole Construction completes main line poles between Blanco and Fischers Store. Stromberg Carlson crews near finishing central office equipment. lines to Twin Sisters and Johnson City Highway expanded. full operation expected as soon as possible though exact date unclear.
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Blanco News
Blanco
J. H. Cole Construction Co
Fischers
Twin Sisters
Johnson City
Rocky Road
Stromberg-Carlson Co
United Telephone
Kendalla
Albert
Fischer Store
Words of kindness and faith mobilize world church aid
A collection of quotes on kindness leads into a discussion of church relief efforts. The One Great Hour of Sharing rallys on March 11 1950 and services on March 12 aim to fund Church World Service relief and reconstruction for underprivileged peoples. The Home Missions Council of North America plans a Columbus Ohio Congress to address migrant workers and family disintegration among 1.5 million agricultural laborers. Recommendations include expanding home mission congregations to 53 000 through trailer chapels, mail lessons, and radio to reach resort areas parks and migrant families. The piece notes improving ecumenism via World Council of Churches and evolving church cooperation in Europe.
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Church World Service
Home Missions Council of North America
Columbus
Ohio
Protestant Churches In
Congress
H. Conrad Hoyer
Division of American Missions
National Lutheran Council
For Sale Mandolin From Young Seller in Good Condition
A mandolin is offered by a young man for sale. It is in overall good condition with one loose peg at the headstock.
Europe's fate hinges on unity and resolve in war's afterglow
A cautious view of Europe blends pessimism and optimism, urging continued unity and faith in America's resolve. The Japan International Christian University Foundation reports surpassing its 150 million yen goal for a Tokyo project by two million yen, with 99 percent of donors non Christian. The Emperor and Express contributed 150,000 yen, and the Bank of Japan governor chaired the campaign.
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Japan International Christian University Foundation
Tokyo
Japan
Emperor and Express
Bank of Japan
Church Training Drives Growth in Manila Area
Methodist Superintendent Ernest E. Tuck from Manila says the church must stay alive to its responsibilities in a changing world. He notes five high schools and one college under church control, plus two more with other churches, and several schools started by Protestant laymen. Mary Johnston Hospital is being rebuilt after the war and Central Student Church will be restored. Many churches and parsonages across the area have been rebuilt, with more rehabilitation planned this year. The Crusade for Christ funded much of this effort.
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Philippines
America
Ernest E. Tuck
Manila
P. I
Mary Johnston
Crusade For Christ
He who sows courtesy reaps friendship quote
George D. Prentice expresses that sowing courtesy and planting kindness yield friendship and love, highlighting moral reciprocity.
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George D. Prentice
Harper's Churches Extend A Cordial Welcome
Harper's churches issue a warm invitation to worship and study with Mass at 8:30 and 10, Communion Sunday for Ladies and Youth, Sunday School after the second Mass, and a busy schedule of study clubs and meetings this week including a Deanery Gathering in Boerne. Attendees invited to walk in any time.
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Boerne
Morning Worship at First Baptist Church This Sunday
Rev Jack Minter will lead Morning Worship at 11 a m The BTU meets Sundays at 7 30 p m The WMS and Brotherhood meet monthly on the 2nd and 4th Fridays at 8 p m The RA and GA meet on the 2nd and 4th Fridays at 8 p m A welcome to all in Trinity on Oct 23 Sunday 8 30 a m English service 9 30 a m Sunday School 10 30 a m German service 8 p m Luther League.
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Austin Presbytery
Westminster Fellowship
Moranch
Edwin Rian
Trinity University
Charles Peter
Westminster Foundation
Texas University
T. Winston Wilbanks
Synod of Texas
New Life
Presbytery of
Austin
Madison Square Presbyterian Church
BTU
WMS
Brotherhood
Ra’s
Ga's
Trinity
Luther League
Methodist Church Services and Sunday Schedule
Regular schedule on the first and third Sundays at 10 a.m. Sunday School every Sunday at 10 a.m. Public Worship at 11 a.m. Lunch and Fellowship at noon. Pastor B. E. Breshan welcomes attendees.
Primitive Baptist Church Harper Texas Service Announcement
Elder E. V. Gibson of the Primitive Baptist Church will hold services in Harper at the Presbyterian Church Sunday Sept 4 at 3 p.m. Singing begins 30 minutes earlier. All are invited. Mr and Mrs Walter Jungmann and two children visited relatives in Harper. Mr and Mrs Nolan Guthrie and two children of near Rock Springs spent the weekend with the Jack Jones family. Miss Peggye Gould spent the weekend with Mrs L A Stevens.
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Thomas Mussitt
Monroe
Cameron
Texas
Lawson Watkins
Harper
Primitive Baptist Church
Harper, Texas
Elder
E. V. Gibson
The
Presbyterian Church
Walter Jungmann
Harper Sunday
Nolan Guthrie
Near Rock Springs
Jack Jones
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Kerr County Co
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Ella Lee
Walter Tarr
Emma Harlen
California
First Baptist Church
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the Herald
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L. A. Stevens
Tarshers
Frank Gregoire
Stein Lumber Co
Farmer Grain Company
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