Doss Volunteer Fire Dept Hosts Community Barbecue
The Doss Volunteer Fire Department held a family barbecue with seats, refreshments, trommages, cakes, and pies prepared by members and wives. Neighbors socialized, played volleyball, and discussed committee plans for October while noting local travel by residents visiting Fredericksburg, Kerrville, and Amarillo for events and college bound students.
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Doss
Bachelors Ltd
Des
Fire Department
Dess
Rhonda
Becky — Ernst
Kermit Ernst
Fredericksburg
Commie Reds
William Fritz
Gerald
Eddie Taylor
Steve Jensehke
Center Point
Kermit Friedrich
Cherry Mourtain
Interbasin diversions discussed for Texas water needs
In Texas interbasin diversions move water from surplus to deficit areas. Texas hosts three speakers at the Association of Western State Engineers in Austin on September 21, detailing interstate water transfers. Dallas and Houston already advance Sabine and Trinity water projects, while a Bureau of Reclamation plan envisions a 400 mile canal linking Texas rivers to Gulf Coast needs.
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Austin
Tex
Texas
Association of Western State Engineers
Frank Raab
Oklahoma
David Hale
New Mexico
William Warne
California
Trinity Watershed
Dallas
Lake Tawakoni
Houston
Trinity River Authority
Trinity Water
Texans
U. S. Bureau of Reclamation
Sabine
Neches
Gulf Coast
Corpus Christi
John Connally
Texas Water Commission
Watr
Bureau of Reclamation
First Winners in Radio Post Football Contest
The Radio Post Football Contest results show Yvonne Bernhard as first, Mrs. Ben F. Durst as second, and Kermit Klaerner as third after close guesses. Many contestants predicted local teams to lose in Llano Burnet and Floresville Randolph games, highlighting surprising picks. Winners may retrieve checks at The Radio Post office.
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Radio Post
Ben F. Durst
Yvonne Bernhard
Yvonne
Kermit Klaerner
Llano- Burnet
Floresville- Randolph
Organ Concert Set in San Antonio September 14
Milt Herth renowned Hammond organist will perform at 8 p.m. Monday September 14 in the Gradana Ballroom San Antonio presented by Hammond Organ Studies of the Alamo admission is free. The report also notes local visits and social gatherings from Harper Kerrville and San Antonio communities.
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Milt Herth
Hammond Organists
Hammond Organ Studies
Alamo
Gradana
San Antonio
Kenosha
Wisconsin
American Conservatory of Music
Chicago
Prominent Republicans to Rally at Mason County Fairgrounds
A Mason County rally Saturday September 12 at 730 p.m. invites voters from twenty one area counties to hear Jack Crichton governor candidate Horace Houston lieutenant governor candidate and Jeff Montgomery of Houston speak for George Bush U S Senate candidate. Also invited are other state candidates with no admission charge.
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Mason County Fairgrounds
Walker White
Mason County
Jack Crichton
Horace Houston
Jeff Montgomery
Houston
Mason
George Bush
U. S
Crichton
Dallas
Texas A&m
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Texas House of Representatives
SMU Law School
House
Texas
Montgomery
Harvard
George Washington University Law School
Workshop Set For Area Masons
Officers and members from Kerrville Bandera and Medina Lodges are invited to a Masonic workshop at 8 00 p m Tuesday September 22 at the MasConic Hall in Medina. Burl C Jopling of Devine will lead the session part of a state wide program for Texas Masons authorized by Grand Master John R Collard Jr. of Spearman.
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John C. White
Rio Grande
Water District Board
Waggoner Carr
Carr
School Land Board
Texas
U'l F Bureau of Business Research
Ohio
Medina
Kerrville
Bandera
Burl C. Jopling
Devine
John R. Collard, Jr
Spearman
Labor Day Traffic Largely Quiet in Gillespie County
Labor Day weekend produced no serious incidents in Gillespie County Fredericksburg patrols reported. A minor two car crash at Cherry Springs involved Olin Kelly and Domingo Granada with about 200 dollars damage per vehicle. Texas deaths totaled 35 on state roads, 492 nationwide with 54 drownings and 16 boating fatalities. Gillespie County meanwhile set a county yearly highway death record with 13 fatalities.
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Fredericksburg
Bob Werner
Cherry Springs
James Barnard
Hugo Klaerner
Barnard
Olin Kelly
Copperas Cove
Domingo Granada
MacAdoo
Texas
Kelly
Granada
Kesley
Oasis Tavern
Kelley
Gillespie County
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Tommie Reed
Frederickshburg
Dayton Solbrig
Karl Solbrig
Amarillo
Clinton Solbrig
Carlsbad Caverns
August Baethge
Stephen Hoppers
Levi Rosenbusch
Onion Creek
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TLC
Frleen Sauer
SWTTC
Betty Feuge
Sal Ross
Leatrice Feuge
Texas University
Clifford Spaeth
William Mund
Anthony
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Cawgiua
Ureau
Allstate Insurance Company
State Board of Insurance
Hunter McLean
National Association of Independent Insurers
N.a.li
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Gordon Sauer
A & M Univer
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Hoauage
Riviera
Ansteet Betara Woot
He Hsiale Sore
Ick
General Revenue Fund
Robert S. Calvert
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Connally
Or. Connally
Kennedy
Texas Education Agency
State Highway Commission
Padre Island National Seashore
Mexico City
Nueces
Noah Kennedy Jr
J. E. Peavy
Peavy
Jerome Gold Og Uvalde
Mass
Otto Wienecke
Theli
Wienecke
Carol Bierschwabe
J. ¢. Bierschwale
Lamesa
Fred Bierschwales
Fred Gammenthale
Mesdames Allen Fowler
Carl Durst
Harper
BE. J. Marschall
J. F. Cook
Herman Oehler
Marie
Austin Business College
Jack McCowan
Joe Mack Scarborough
Mrs
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Lydia Bieschwale
Hill Crest
Harper Presbyterian Church
First Methodist Church
Hugo Knopp
Anna Moetlendorf
Robert Kensing
San Angelo
Pete Whitworths
Eddie Kensing
Charles Warner
Louisiana
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Baby of
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Emil Lange
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Debouillet Rams
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