Local Residents Visit Nearby Towns and Reunions
Miss Margaret Tatsch taught at Morris Ranch and spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Ed Tatsch. Ed Marschall and Mrs Romilda Petermann attended the Usener Reunion at Live Oak Sunday. Many local residents, including Lee Goff and family and Herman Jung, traveled for business or social visits between Kerrville Harper Fredericksburg and Ingram with numerous calls on relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Tatsch
Morris Ranch
Ed. Tatsch
Lee Goff
Harvey D
Kerrville
Ed. Marschall
Romilda Petermann
Usener
Live Oak
Ernest Nichols
Ingram
Clifford Bode
Fredericksburg
Dayton Rade
Olin Walker
P. O. Bade
Harper
Weldon Walker
Jim Peril
Richard Bierschwale
Chester Itz
Willie Klaehn
Chester Bernhard
Colored Rodeo At Johnson City This Weekend
The State Southwest Colored Championship Rodeo will be held at the Johnson City Fair Grounds on Saturday night and Sunday afternoon, September 21 and 22. Sponsored by the Johnson City chamber of commerce, general admission is 1.20 dollars and children under 12 pay sixty cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson City Fair Grounds
Chamber of Commerce
Grain export goal set for 1946 47 at 400 million bushels
The U S Department of Agriculture announced a grain export goal for 1946 47 totaling 400 million bushels of all grain and grain products to be shipped domestically and overseas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Mason Rodeo Losses Top $1000 Says Local Paper
The Mason County Fair Association reports a three day rodeo in Mason produced a total loss over $1,000 per the Mason County News. Extra pens, built for the event, cost several hundred dollars but are expected to boost future rodeo revenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason
Mason County Fair Association
Mason County News
Barbecue Guests Include Parker Family and Friends
A group of local youths enjoyed a barbecue supper hosted by Walter Jr. and Antoinette Parker. Attendees listed include Joyce Whetstone, Mary Fletcher, Jo Ann Kinsey, Haroldene Porter, Inez Whitewood, and many Parker family members. Pvt. Walter W Parker Jr. spent a furlough at home before returning to Seattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Jr
Antoinette Parker
Joyce Whetstone
Mary Fletcher
Jo Ann Kinsey
Haroldene Porter
Inez Whitewood
Dorothy Parker
Donnie Lennon
Junior Whitewood
Dennis Parker
Autrey Carter
Scotty Kinsey
Ray Carter
Richard Haran
la von Parker
Johnny Besier
F. Whetstone
W. Parker
Fletcher
Wm. Keen
Joe
Schreiner Jobes
Walter W. Parker Jnr
Walter W. Parker Sr
Seattle
Washington
Parker family travel and overnight visits noted
Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Parker departed for Springfield Illinois. Zane and Buzzy stay with Carolyn Joan Parker. Nearby residents with jeeps include Dennis Parker Lon Parker and Carlos Parker. Miss Jo Ann Kinsey spent the night with Miss Haroldene Por.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlos Parker
Springfield
Ill
Zane and
Buzzy
Carolyn Joan Parker
Dennis Parker
Lon Parker
Jo Ann Kinsey
Haroldene Por
Hew Fire Station Constructed At Blanco
Construction of a new fire station in Blanco began last week. The concrete tile building will measure 18 feet by 36 feet and replace the current fire truck location behind a local service station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hew
Blanco
Tiv y Dale Locals Rain and Family Visits
The Tiv y Dale community reports about one inch of rain over the weekend. Local residents note pleasant weather hopes and relatives visiting from San Antonio Fredericksburg and Fredericksburg share weekend gatherings with Klein Kunz Roeder and Roeder families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Peter
San Antonio
Johnny Klein
Chester Klein
Willie Klein
Kenneth Klein
Fredericksburg
Lena Kunz
Felix Kunz
Edgar Klein
Jake Roeder
Harvey Roeder
Schmidt Leaves for A. and M. College
Charles Donald Schmidt son of Mr and Mrs David Schmidt left the first of the week for A and M College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Donald Schmidt
David Schmidt
A. & M. College
Baby’s Voice Sparks Fatherly Retort in Humorous Charm
A gentleman boasted about his baby and was asked if the child could speak yet. He quipped that talking isn’t needed since the child already gets everything by yelling.
Schreiner Mountaineers Name Dan Anderegg as Captain
Dan Anderegg, Schreiner Institute back and 1940s Schreiner veteran, returns to lead the Mountaineers for the season. Coach Heinie Weir praises Anderegg as a top junior college running back. The Mountaineers open Friday at Hillsboro JC and host Texas Lutheran College at Kerrville’s Tivy Stadium on Sept. 26. Reichenau and Koch, former Hillbilly stars and veterans, are also with the squad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Anderegg
Schreiner Institute
Mountaineers
Dan
Schreiner
W. C. “Heinie” Weir
Anderegg
Hillsboro Junior College
Texas Lutheran College Grid
Tivy Stadium
Kerrville
Clarence
Ga Ga" Reichenau
Robert Koch
Army Recruiting Stations Open Leave Settlement Forms
The War Department announces that veterans from Army Navy Marine or Coast Guard may obtain at any Army Recruiting Station the applications for settlement of unused leave under the Armed Forces Leave Act of 1946. Veterans must include discharge certificates. those who lost theirs can request a Lost Certificate at the Fredericksburg station in the Old Courthouse building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Department
Army
Navy
Marine
Coast Guard
United States Army
Fredericksburg
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. Frank Kendall
Fredericksburg, Texas
Reservation News
Oleane Walter
Johnson City
the Herald
Ida Kneese
Round Mountain
Mrs
Tommie Jung
Mason Rodeo
Lochte Storage and Commission CO
Noxville News
Wester Parker
Will Stockard
Anderson Kinsey
Aubrey Carter
Westinghouse
Hart's
RED & White
Grocery & Market
JINX
Dawn Hart
Martin's
Tivy Dale
Trik Herald
Benefit of St
Harper High School
Oliver Hopf
Harper, Texas
Texaco
M. R. Duderstadt
Mgr
Harper Texas
Schreiner “Mountaineers
Tessure Bourse
Austin
Junction
San Angelo
Big Spring
Citizen Auto Company
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