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Measure twice, cut once! Not a bad philosophy to live by. When you have the proper tools, skilled hands, and an accurate blueprint, an experienced carpenter can turn a simple piece of lumber into a work-of-art that will last for generations. If you’re like me, you want to bank with people who also take great pride in their attention to detail. You know, hard working people who are ready and willing to see things done right. You’ll want a bank that will put in the time needed to handle all of your financial needs and a bank that plans ahead for an everchanging economy. That bank is the Boerne Banking Center.

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Kendall County Sesquicentennial 2012 Schedule of Community & History Related Activities April 28

Kendall County Sesquicentennial Celebration – Historic Courthouse Boerne

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Best of BoerneFest – Boerne

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Boerne Concert Band Performance

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Vintage Base Ball Game Boerne White Sox vs. Tusculum Freethinkers at Luckenbach June

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Abendkonzerte -Boerne

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Battle on the Nueces River Sesquicentennial folk opera, The Blues and the Grays Comfort

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Battle of the Nueces River Sesquicentennial - Comfort

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Kendall County Heritage Passport Event – Comfort September

1/2/3 Kendall County Fair - Boerne 2

Kendall County Fair Parade Boerne

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Kendall County Heritage Passport Event – Sisterdale

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Kendall County Freethinkers & Free-Tails Fandango - Sisterdale

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Family History Month – Patrick Heath Public Library

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Kendall County Heritage Passport Event – Boerne

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Kendall County Heritage Passport Event – Boerne

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Abendkonzerte - Boerne

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Christmas in Comfort - Comfort

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Boerne Concert Band Performance - Boerne

23-24 Dickens on Main - Boerne

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4th of July Parade – Comfort

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Abendkonzerte - Boerne

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Kendall County Heritage Passport Event – Waring & Welfare

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Abendkonzerte - Boerne

The C. O. Ebensberger building was built on Main in 1882 when he started his first business as an undertaker and embalmer. The family lived upstairs on the second floor and the first floor was used for his funeral business. C. O. was a cabinet-maker by trade, which at the time was basically making caskets.

November

Kendall County Heritage Passport Event – Block Creek

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George Ebensberger and a Replica of the Original Horse Drawn Hearse The Ebensberger family and their funeral home business are intertwined with the history and growth of Boerne.

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Oldest, continuous business in Boerne. Family owned and operated since 1882.

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Weinachts Christmas Parade Boerne

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Sonny and Yvonne Ebensberger and Jo Lynn and Dusty Fisher The funeral home remained in its original location until 1937 when Edmund Ebensberger bought the old Becker Hotel on E. Rosewood, had it razed, and built the present funeral home at 111 Rosewood Ave. Sonny and Yvonne Ebensberger were looking to retire and knew the timing was right when they met the Fisher family in 2008. Even though they are enjoying retirement, they are always ready to step in and help when needed. Sonny and Yvonne know Dusty and Jo Lynn view the business as a ministry and that they strive to treat each family they serve with integrity and compassion just as the Ebensbergers have Eben Eb ensb sber erge g rs h ge hav avee fo fforr th thee la last st 1 130 30 yyears. ears ea rs.

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236 South Main Street • Boerne 830-249-2712 • bergmannlumber.com

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EVENTS OF 1862 JAN

6 French, Spanish, and British forces arrive in Veracruz, Mexico, beginning the French intervention in Mexico 8 Confederate Territory of Arizona forms 10 Samuel Colt, American firearms inventor, dies (b. 1814) 18 John Tyler, 10th President of the United States, dies (b. 1790) 30 US Navy’s 1st ironclad warship Monitor is launched

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1 Julia Ward Howe publishes “Battle Hymn of Republic” in the Atlantic Monthly 6 General Ulysses S Grant gives U.S. its first victory at Fort Henry in Tennessee 21 Confederate Constitution & presidency are declared permanent Texas Rangers win Confederate victory at Battle of Val Verde, NM 22 Jefferson Davis is officially inaugurated in Richmond, VA, to a 6-year term as president of the Confederate States of America 25 U.S. Congress forms U.S. Bureau of Engraving and Printing and paper currency introduced

MAR 8 Confederate ironclad “Merrimack” launched 9 First battle begins between ironclad warships, the USS Monitor and the CSS Virginia

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1 The Spanish and British end their alliance with France in the intervention in Mexico 4 Battle of Yorktown begins U.S. begins Peninsular Campaign aimed at capturing Richmond 7 General Grant defeats Confederates at Battle of Shiloh, Tennessee 8 John D Lynde patents aerosol dispenser 9 Monitor (Union) & Merrimack (Confederate) battle in Hampton Roads

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16 Slavery abolished in District of Columbia 20 The first pasteurization test completed by Louis Pasteur and Claude Bernard 21 U.S. Congress establishes U.S. Mint in Denver, Co 25 Capture of New Orleans by Union Admiral David Farragut

MAY 4 Battle at Williamsburg, Virginia

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5 Cinco de Mayo - Battle of Puebla, Mexican Gen. Ignacio Zaragoza defeats French Army 6 Henry David Thoreau, American author and philosopher, dies (b. 1817)

14 Adolphe Nicole of Switzerland patents chronograph

15 President Lincoln signs bill creating the U.S. Bureau of Agriculture Union Grounds, Brooklyn, first baseball enclosure, opens 16 Jean Joseph Etienne Lenoir builds first automobile 20 President Lincoln signs the Homestead Act into law, providing land for settlement 24 Beardslee field telegraph used for first time

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5 Federal fleet occupies Galveston, Texas 8 Otto von Bismarck becomes German republic chancellor

NOV 4 Dr Richard Jordan Gatling patents Gatling machine gun

DEC 13 Battle of Fredericksburg: The Union Army suffers massive casualties and abandons attempts to capture the Confederate capital of Richmond, Virginia

1 Slavery abolished in all US possessions

25 40,000 watch Union army men play baseball at Hilton Head, SC

2 General Lee takes command of Confederate armies of Eastern Virginia and North Carolina

26 Largest mass-hanging in U.S. history in Mankato, Minnesota, killing 39 Dakota Sioux

19 Slavery outlawed in U.S. territories

29 Bowling ball invented

JUL 1 U.S. Congress outlaws polygamy

30 Monitor sinks 31 President Lincoln signs act admitting West Virginia to Union

The Bureau of Internal Revenue is established in the U.S. 2 President Lincoln signs the Morrill Land Grant Act, creating land-grant colleges

KENDALL COUNTY EVENTS OF 1862

4 Lewis Carroll creates Alice in Wonderland for Alice P Liddell 7 Land Grant Act endows state colleges with federal land 12 President Lincoln signs the Pacific Railway Acts, authorizing construction of the first Transcontinental Railroad.

AUG 4 US government collects its first income tax 29 2nd Battle of Bull Run (Manassas) begins US Bureau of Engraving & Printing begins operation 30 2nd Battle of Bull Run Confederates defeat Union forces

SEP 1 Federal tax levied on tobacco 5 Confederacy’s first invasion of the North, General Lee leads 55,000 men across the Potomac River into Maryland 12 Battle of Harpers Ferry VA 17 Battle of Antietam, bloodiest day in Civil War (Sharpsburg Md), 23,110 soldiers die The Allegheny Arsenal explosion results in the single largest civilian disaster during the war 22 President Lincoln, says he will free slaves in all states on Jan 1, 1863 Otto von Bismarck becomes prime minister of Prussia

JAN 8 Texas House of Representatives passed: An act to create the County of Kendall & An act to change the boundary lines of Blanco and Kerr Counties (Senate passed 12/3/61) 10 Both Acts received at Executive Dept. and the State Dept. and officially approved

MAR 8

Special session of the Kendall County Commissioners’ Court

29 Special session of a Kendall County Commissioners’ Court

APR 14 Date of County Surveyor, Leopold Schultz’s report 26

First Kendall County election

MAY 18 Commissioners’ Court - Recorded that “…Boerne was elected as the County seat by a majority of 67 votes above Sisterdale…”

AUG 10 Battle of Nueces - many Kendall County Union sympathizers were attacked and killed on their way to Mexico 21 Special Commissioners’ Court

NOV 17 Commissioners’ Court (last recorded session in 1862)


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Austrian-born Andreas Engel immigrated to Texas in 1885. In 1901 Engel bought ďŹ ve acres of land at the site of present Bergheim. A cotton gin was erected and began operation on September 15, 1901. The post ofďŹ ce opened, and Engel became postmaster in 1901. Cotton, charcoal, cedar, and corn were the means of livelihood for Bergheim and the surrounding area. A new store was built from limestone quarried nearby in 1903. In 1907 a house was built adjoining the store. In 1916 Rudolph and Alfred Engel succeeded their father in the business; Rudolph managed the cotton gin, and Alfred handled the store and post ofďŹ ce. Bergheim was said to operate the largest cedar yard in the state. Cedar posts were traded for groceries, and many cedar choppers were employed there. The sheep, goat, and cattle industries supported the community by 1950 and in 1990 were the economic backbone of the area. The store and post ofďŹ ce have remained in the Engel family and is owned and operated by Andreas Engel’s great-grandson. Bergheim General Store and Post OfďŹ ce received a state historical marker in 1983.

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Trooper Kurt David Knapp On Saturday, May 8, 2004, at the age of 28, Trooper Kurt David Knapp was killed when he lost control of his patrol car and struck another vehicle. Trooper Knapp served the Texas Department of Public Safety for 5 years. He is survived by his wife, 2 children and parents.

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On Saturday, October 2, 1999 at the age of 40 Lieutenant Kolb was shot and killed when he was ambushed at a shots ďŹ red call. Kolb, who was getting off duty when the call came in to the Sheriff’s OfďŹ ce, volunteered to answer the call at a trailer park. As he was approaching the residence he identiďŹ ed himself as a deputy and was then shot and killed by EOW: 10-2-1999 the suspect, who was using an AK-47. Other ofďŹ cers who then arrived on the scene found the suspect hiding under a trailer. The suspect ďŹ red at them as well and was killed when the ofďŹ cers returned ďŹ re. Deputy Kolb had served the citizens of Kendall County for 3 years and was survived by his wife and two young sons, parents, and his loving siblings.

Sheriff Douglas William Kuebel On Tuesday, September 28, 1971 at the age of 61, Sheriff Kuebel was shot and killed after responding to a domestic disturbance where a man was threatening to kill his wife and family. Sheriff Kuebel was attempting to talk the man into putting down his shotgun when the man suddenly opened ďŹ re. Sheriff Kuebel was struck by the shotgun blast and killed. The EOW: 9-28-1971 suspect was convicted of murder and sentenced to life in prison. Sheriff Kuebel had served the citizens of Kendall County for 17 years and was survived by his wife.

Sheriff Sidney Francis Edge On Saturday, August 7, 1948 at the age of 59, Sheriff Edge suffered a fatal heart attack shortly after being involved in a violent struggle with an intoxicated subject. The Sheriff and a deputy were attempting to arrest the man for being drunk. The two were eventually able to subdue the man and take him to jail. A short time later, Sheriff Edge EOW: 8-7-1948 fell ill and collapsed. Sheriff Edge had served the citizens of Kendall County for 20 years. He was survived by his wife and three children. Pd Pol Ad Al Auxier for Sheriff, David Phillip, Treasurer 409 E. San Antonio St., Boerne TX, 78006


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It was before the twentieth century was ten years old that a few enterprising citizens decided that Kendall County should have a fair. The first three or four fairs were held in downtown Boerne. Most of the agricultural and needlepoint displays were in the theatre known as the Metropolitan Opera House standing on the present site of the Plaza (movie) Theatre at the corner of Main and E. San Antonio streets. The plaza had a band stand and there concerts were held, both instrumental and vocal. Speeches were also a very important part of these early fairs. They were both political and non-political. The horse races were held in the back of the plaza just beyond the Kendall Inn. Due to the success of these fairs, and the great interest manifested by the crowds that attended them, it was decided to continue with the fairs on a grander scale. In the year of 1913 an association was formed which was known as the Kendall County Fair Association. The Kendall County Fair has always been known as one of the best county fairs in the state of Texas.


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Kendall County Sesquicentennial

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Partners Kendall County Kendall County Historical Commission Boerne Sunrise Rotary Boerne Area Historic Preservation Society Boerne Historic Landmark Commission Genealogical Society of Kendall County Kendall County Fair Association Boerne Independent School District City of Boerne Boerne Convention & Visitors Bureau Greater Boerne Chamber of Commerce Friends of Old No. 9 Native Plant Society of Texas – Boerne Chapter Boerne Public Library Foundation Friends of Boerne Public Library Patrick Heath Public Library Agricultural Heritage Museum Cibolo Nature Center/Herff Farm Friends of Guadalupe River/Honey Creek AgriLife Extension Boerne Village Band Keep Boerne Beautiful Hill Country Council for the Arts Kendall County 4H Equestrian Club Comfort Heritage Foundation Kendalia Public Library Comfort Public Library Comfort Chamber of Commerce Kendalia Dance Halle Sisterdale Dance Hall Bergheim General Store

Ginny Thompson, Agent 217 East Bandera Road Boerne, TX 78006 Bus: 830-249-9505 www.ginnythompson.com

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THE BOERNE STAR Since 1906

Recording the history of Boerne, Fair Oaks and all of Kendall County for current and future generations.


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SERVING THE BOERNE AREA FOR 30 YEARS!

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Vote Lt. Shad Prichard in the May 29 Republican Primary. Early Voting: Starts May 14 at Kendall County Courthouse Annex (across from Boerne High School) POLITICAL ADVERTISING PAID FOR BY THE PRICHARD FOR SHERIFF CAMPAIGN

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