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Newspaper
Fredericksburg Standard
Location
Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1963
Page
2
Mr and Mrs Henry Meurer and De Ann of Victoria visited daughter Susan in San Antonio with the Joe Molberg family and three Mrs Carl Banks and daughter among other relatives during the week.
Carolyn Ann Wieneke and Edward Jenschke of San Antonio formerly of Fredericksburg united in marriage on Saturday April 20 at 10 am in St. Marys Catholic Church with Rev. KR J Gronle officiating. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs Julius C Lueckenbach, wore white taffeta with pearl and sequin bodice accents and carried white roses. groom is son of Mr and Mrs Bernhard Jenschke. The couple will reside at 419 McCullough Avenue San Antonio and had guests from Brady Kerrville San Antonio Austin Center Point.
St Marys PTC held its last regular meeting of the school year on April 16 in the Multi-Purpose Room with many in attendance. Mrs Ruben Ruebsahm presided. Rev J J Hildebrand opened with prayer. Safety Patrol certificates were presented by Louis Loth and signed by Homer Garrison.
Miss Ida Mae Schmidt married Alton Moehle in a candlelit ceremony at Immanuel Lutheran Church Comfort with Rev H C Ziebe officiating. The bride wore a Chantilly lace gown. attendants included Lorretta Ling and Jacquelyn Burdett. After a reception at Fairyland the couple will live in Hanover Germany as Moehle is stationed with the US Army.
The annual Summer Roundup for children entering first grade will be held Friday May 3 starting at 3 p m in the Junior High Auditorium. Mrs Roy Beckmann urges mothers to bring their children to meet teachers tour classrooms and complete the required dental and medical examinations. The text notes the swastika was adopted as Germanys national flag in 1935.
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