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Fredericksburg Standard

Location

Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 02, 1952

Page

2

Will and Thomas Kelly Wed in San Antonio Nuptials

Miss Willie Mae Habenicht became the bride of Thomas Stephen Kelly in St Marys Chapel San Antonio on Saturday June 28 at 5 pm Rev J L Collins officiated The couple will reside in Austin Texas after Kelly finishes at the University of Texas The bride daughter of Mrs William Habenicht and the late Mr Habenicht wore Chantilly lace and nylon tulle with a three tier veil Floral attendants wore apple green organdy gowns and rose colored accessories The reception followed at the bride mothers Fredericksburg home with guests from Kilgore Waukegan Brownwood Biloxi and other Texas cities in attendance.

Willie May Habenicht Thomas Stephen Kelly St. Mary's Chapel San Antonio J. L. Collins William Habenicht Habenicht Kelly E. Robert Kelly Waukegan Dorothy Luckenbach Dorothy Manning Brownwoood Theresa Ann Evans Freeport Bill Foulds Austin Robert Kelly Waco David Kelly Waukegan, Il Walter J Buddy” Peters North Llano Street Fredericksburg Harold Habericht Kilgore Victor Schoenewal Miss Austin Belle Hoffman Mesdames Bill Ayres Gale Price Henry Recd Lloyd Turner Allen Spenrath J. M Scarborough Merlee Petermann West 18Th Street University of Texas Biloxi Miss FHS Brackenridge School of Nursing Nix Hospital Waukegan High School A. M. Manning Brownwood Austin Belle Hoffman Munz Columbus Eugene Robert Kelly Dave Kelly Renee Savalio Ill Emil Stopper James Herber New Braunfels Bert Montgomery David Henry J. Rech Werner Pankratz Caroline Meta Mogford

Double Ring Ceremony For Emma Weber and Arthur Bernhard

Emma Lee Weber and Arthur W. Bernhard Jr. wed in a double ring ceremony at St Marys Catholic Church with Reverend Joseph Hildebrand officiating. The couple will reside in California where Bernhard, a Navy personnelman, will serve. both are from Fredericksburg, with many family members attending from Kerrville Blanco Seguin and Lampasas.

Emma Lee Weber Arthur Bernhard Arthur W. Bernhard Jr Joseph Hildebrand St. Mary’s Catholic Church Otto Weber Gertrude Bernhard Fredericksburg Dorothea Miller

Miss Kneese Engagement Told

Mr. and Mrs. Henry A. Kneese announce the engagement of their daughter Ann Jeanette to Cpl. Glenn A. Bergsten son of Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Bergsten of Junction City Kansas Cpl Bergsten is attending training school at F E Warren AFB in Cheyenne Wyoming no definite date has been set for the wedding.

Henry A. Kneese Ann Jeanette Cpl Glenn A. Bergsten G. W. Bergsten Junction City Kansas Bergsten F E. Warren Afb Cheyenne Wyoming

Miss Nola Honig Bride Elect Shower Honors

Miss Nola Honig bride elect of Walter Mueller received a miscellaneous shower Sunday June 22 at 3 pm in the Edison Street Methodist Church basement. Hostesses Mesdames W A Honig Simon Honig Marvin Honig and Leroy Alberthal greeted her with rice and a corsage of white sweet peas. Mrs Dan Honig wore a white sweet pea corsage. Hostesses wore red carnation corsages. Gifts were displayed on a lace table with daisies and refreshments were served to thirty guests.

Nola Honig Walter Mueller Edison Street Methodist Church W. A. Honig Simon Honig Marvin Honig Leroy Alberthal Dan Honig

JMB Picnic to Be Held June 9

The Junior Mission Band of Bethany Lutheran Church will hold its annual picnic at Oakcrest Park. Children teachers and any mothers may meet at the church at 4 p m and transportation will be provided to the park.

Bethany Lutheran Church Oakcrest Park

Petsch Enrolled in Swstc at San Marcos

Eugene E. Petsch is enrolled again in Southwest Texas State College and travels to San Marcos with five companions from New Braunfels. He and his family live at 386 N Custel Street in New Braunfels.

Eugene E. Petsch Southwest Texas State College San Marcos New Braunfels N. Custel Street

Statue of Liberty Stays in New York Harbor

A note states the Statue of Liberty has remained in New York Harbor since 5 percent of its restoration time elapsed.

New York Harbor

Thank You Note Promo At Fredericksburg Publishing Co

A brief note directs readers to the Fredericksburg Publishing Co Inc for a complete selection of special occasion Thank You Notes.

The Fredericksburg Publishing Co., Inc

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Willie Mae Habenicht Thomas Kelly Elizabeth Walter Henry Rech Caroline Mogford Uvalde Luckenbach Manning W. P. Kennedy III Theresa Walter Eliza Alter J. M. Acasa Harper David Walter Mrs Kilman Mary's Wiegand Janet Loth Shirley Loth Elizabeth Helen Weber Delores Jenschke Darrell Bernhard William Weber Don Bernhard A. J Langenennig Willard Strat Elizabeth Weber Charles Lang William Bernhard Hermann Sons Hall Evelyn Danz Alvina Laurena St. Clair Bodo Habenicht Max Henke California Bernhard U.S. Navy St. Mary’s Felix Scherer Milton Bernhard Earl Bernhard Dutch Bernhard Econ Kerrville Joe Riba Herman Weber Joe Weber Weber Meta Schertz Walter Weber Edgar Koch Jr Ernest Klinger Blanco John L. Orr Sandy Seguin Robbie Koch Charline Lampasas Mrs. Arthur Bernhardt MacDonald Kneese Jeanette Kneese Pioneer Furniture Company Fredericksburg, Texas City of Fredericksburg Citizens of Fredericksburg Publishing Co Petsch SWSTC Allan Shivers Texas Houston A. H. B. Food Store Brooks Fleischmann Harvest Moon Kimbell Maryland Club Pillsbury
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