Highway Ten Commandments by Dean Roy Pearson Feature
A humorous compiled set of ten driving commandments from Dean Roy Pearson of The Andover Newton Theological School warnings about safe driving and courteous roads. The piece blends humorous verse with observations on pedestrian safety signaling and social driving etiquette. Also brief society notes list visits and family news from Austin Midland and nearby towns.
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Roy Pearson
Andover-Newton Theological School
Newton
Massachusetts
Rains vary in Gillespie County with scattered showers
Last Friday rainfall was uneven across Gillespie County. Fredericksburg reported 1.02 inches at home and .93 at the office, while Spring Creek and nearby ranches saw no rain. Stonewall and Albert Blanco areas posted over an inch to two inches.
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Fredericksburg
Spring Creek
Elmer Bierschwale
Mason Road
Cherry Springs
Walter Bierschwale
House Mountain
Clarence Schroeder
Willow City
Robinson Ranch
Stanley Prochnan
Cave Creek
Gillespie County
Lawrence Segner
Llano Road
C. Adams
Llano Highway
Oak Wilt and Insect Pests Hit Texas Towns Across Weeks
An article details a Texas outbreak with June beetles and crickets disrupting Hewitt and Heit counties last weekend. County Agent Charles Stone notes potential insect species, while Oak Wilt disease spreads through Dallas County with aerial surveys showing widespread infection and no known cure.
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Hewitt
Charles Stone
Gee
Stone
College Station
iSpegiali
Dallas County
Lo Williamson
Texas Forest
Lutkin
Carty
Dallas
Williams
Texas Forest Service
O. J. Cookage
Plee Peacher
Forest Insect and Disease Control Branch
Division of State and Private Forestry
U. SS. Forest Services
Alexandria
Louisiana
D. W. Fate
Verxas Forest Service
Doolin
Poacher
Pate
Wuilikutusan
AOS
Milikian
Dalla
County Agricultual
Contpushin
Lambat Landscaping Compans
Alien
Avehoadiet
Dallas Ares Ulan
Posada
Kimble County Keeps Screwworms at Bay
WY C Kienderson county agent reports no screwworm cases in Kimble County so far this year. Ranchers should stay vigilant. July 1963 saw eight cases in Texas counties, nine in SH counties, with guidance from Bob Stanisfield to inspect livestock, treat wounds, and collect samples for Mission Texas testing.
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Kimble
WY. C. Kienderson
Texas
Bob Stanisfield
State Fair of Texas shows for Kimble County 4H lamb entries
Seven 4H Club members sent 11 fat lamb entries to the State Fair of Texas, including three new members Steve Johnson Masie Johnson and Jim Johnson and old member Kenneth Rannowsky plus Scott Ferguson Billy Henderson and Candy Henderson. The fair runs October 21 with animals to be shown October 19.
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Texas
Kimble County
Steve Johnson
Masie Johnson
Jim Johnson
Kenneth Rannowsky
Scott Ferguson
Billy Henderson
Candy Henderson
Kenneth Scott
Billy
Candy
Johnsons
Saint Anthony's Church Ember Days Schedule and Dinner
J Anthony Church announces Ember Days fast and abstinence from next Wednesday to Saturday. Masses at 7 30 and 9 00 on Sunday and 8 00 Wednesday night. St Ann's Society meetings and School of Religion for children and youth. A church benefit dinner and hoggar on October 18.
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St. Ann's Society
School of Religion For
W. E. Doerr Invites Attendance at Lutheran Services
Pastor W. E. Doerr announces worship at 8:00 a m on September 20 the 17th Sunday after Trinity with Sunday School at 9:15 a m. Also notes church meetings September 23 and other events including Labor Sunday sermon and W S C S and Official Board meetings in Fredericksburg and Edison Street locations.
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St. James Lutheran Church
Labor
Edison Street Methodist Church
Fredericksburg
Commission On Education
First Baptist Church Sermon by Rev. Tommy Obryant
Rev. Tommy Obryant, pastor, delivers a message centered on the claim I am The Way The Truth and The Life at the First Baptist Church. The focus emphasizes the exclusive path to salvation and Christian doctrine.
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Tommy Obryant
Harper Herald Publishes 1964 Political Announcements
The Harper Herald lists 1964 general election notices. Tom Henry of Burnet runs for State Representative District 65 and Clifford W. Duecker seeks Gillespie County Sheriff.
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Harper Herald
Tom Henry
Burnet
Gillespie County
Clifford W. Duecker
Also Mentioned on This Page
New York Daily Mirror
Howard Berg
Janet
Austin
Robert Dittmar
California
Lewis Stevens
Jane
Arthur Baumann
Post
Miss Twinkles Lennon
Midland
Herbert Jones
McKinney's Department Store
Dour Friendly Service Store
THE
Nohman J. Uiltll
Mras. A. C
Harper, Texas
Lexus L’ress Assn
National Editorial Asac
West Texas
Liess Association
Tod
Tae Thee - Teatper
Bveg Steed Liew AG
Adasch
Nthead Petibyt
Doug Ao
My Chubse
Cody Marshall
Victor Marshall
Junction Road
Harper
Dods
Junction Eagle
Arthur Schulze
N. J. Etheredge
Etheridge
Junction
Range & Field
Victor Pahl
Luckenbach
Archie Novian
Waco
Elise Griffin
Archie
Red River Valley
New Mexico
Otto Schumann
Board of Supervisors
Gillespie County Soil Conservation District
Schumann
Schuuumann
Gillespie
Ereson
Edwin Priess
Fried Klerschwale
V. A. Hospital
Legior
Cou
Alice Moulder
Mer
Juha Melder
Tara Tew Weels
Houston
Nurstip Arees
Res Edite
Bagety
Harper Highway
Priess
Patess
Theo Koeennecke
Neopea Comalunita
Stonewall
Troy Foster
Noth
Eckert
Ng Love
Foster
Atia
Mission
Kimbie County
Sears
Mia
Mars
Hierbert Felsen
Christine Kramer
Tommy Feller
Uvalde
Distributors of
Robin Hood
ON CO
Krauskopf Bros
John Deere
Weat Main St
Fredericksburg, Texas
Tarper
J. Anthony
A. A. Gitter
W. E. Doerr
Cui Liate Kage
Taylor
Sehnenens Funeral Home
Texas Hill Country
Chas
Meshes Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
First Baptist Church
Hugo Klaerner
Milton Durst
Harper United Presbyterian Church
David J. Gallaher
Ban CG. Breton
O.lo
Womens Assn
Harver
Callas
Carlos B. Parker
Chas. W. Barrett
Felix T. Tybor
Palace Theatre
Bidg
Lehne Lumber & Hardware
Robert Lehne
Darper
Waters Street
Kerrville, Texas
Hill Country
Brewster
Hubert Brewster
Main St. Junction
Om. veanWenen
Gywn House
Main Street
Fox
Remington-Rand & Smith
Corona
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