Four Generations At Mrs Minna Miller Birthday
Four generations appear in a photo from the 86th birthday celebration for Mrs. Minna Miller in Austin. Seated is Mrs. Miller with her daughter Mrs. Louise Reed to her right, granddaughter Mrs. W. A. Mosel to her left, and great granddaughter Annie Mosel standing center. Several relatives attended including Herbert Reed Walter Reed and daughter Arlene, Freddie Mosel, and E Wahrmund Emil Jr and Kermit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minna Miller
Austin
Miller
Louise Reed
W. A. Mosel
Ter
Annie Mosel
Herbert Reed
Walter Reed
Arlene
Freddie Mosel
E. Wahrmund
Thursday Night Bridge Club Entertainment
Mrs. Joe Stein hosted the Thursday Night Bridge Club at her home last week with guests including Mesdames Henry Joseph Tyrus Cox Har vey Stein and Misses Margaret Keidel Tillie Keidel Merlee Stein and Elberta Martin. The decor featured dahlias and golden glow as punch fruit plate ice tea and after dinner mints were served. Prizes for scores went to Mrs. Hayden Osbourne Mrs. Tyrus Cox and Mrs. Laurie Wells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Stein
Henry Joseph
Tyrus Cox
Harvey Stein
Margaret Keidel
Tillie Keidel
Merlee Stein
Elberta Martin
Hayden Osbourne
Laurie Wells
Bridge Club Afternoon At Mrs Keidel’s Home
Mrs Kurt Keidel hosted the Wednesday Bridge Club with guests Mesdames J W Yancey J J Hanus Bill Teague and Udo Henke. Golden Glows decor brightened the living room as Potato salad wieners wrapped in bacon hot rolls wafers and iced tea were served. Mrs Felix Keidel won high honors with Mrs Eddie Ochs second high.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kurt Keidel
J. W. Yancey
J. J. Hanus
Bill Teague
Udo Henke
Felix Keidel
Eddie Ochs
Bridge Club Tea by Miss Viola Juenke
Miss Viola Juenke entertained the Tuesday Afternoon Bridge Club this week at her home. Dwarf zinnias and marigolds were attractively arranged in the living room. Refreshments included tuna fish salad saltines potato chips frosted grapes pineapple cake with whip cream and ice tea. Out of club guests were Mesdames Chester Schmidt Max Wahl Eric Juenke Wm Hoffmann Max Schneider Leroy Bonn and Walter Pfeil. Mrs Chester Schmidt won high and Mrs Max Wahl second high.
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Viola Juenke
Chester Schmidt
Max Wahl
Eric Juenke
Wm. Hoffmann
Max Schneider
Leroy Bonn
Walter Pfeil
Social Bridge Hosts Named for Week
Wednesday social calendar lists Mrs Harold Schoenewolf as bridge hostess and Mrs Werner Keidel as bridge hostess. Thursday features Mrs William Schnerr and Mrs Wm Schroeder Jr as hostesses.
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Harold Schoenewolf
Werner Keidel
William Schnerr
Wm. Schroeder Jr
Centenial Bridge Club Social Hosted by Mrs. Max Schneider
The Centenial Bridge Club met at Mrs. Max Schneider's home with guests Mesdames Bill Teague R B Reissig Almon Kirchoff Henry Ries and Le Roy Crenwelge. Roses and golden glow decorated the rooms. Punch ice cream and cake were served. Mrs Teague won high score Mrs Schroeder second high and Mrs Kirchoff low.
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The
Centenial Bridge Club
Max Schneider
Bill Teague
R. B. Reissig
Almon Kirchoff
Henry Ries
Leroy Crenwelge
Clarence Schroeder
Baptist WMU Meets at Church for Urgent Gospel Program
The Baptist WMU gathered at the church on Wednesday July 24 presenting An Urgent Gospel Adequate for the Changing Orient. The program featured hymns prayers and readings by Mrs H J Leitz Prior Mrs King Mrs B H Heinen Mrs Emil Langehennig and others with Rev F E Kirchner leading prayers and segments on China and Christian Leaders in Japan.
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The
Baptist
WMU
H. J. Leitz
King
B. H. Heinen
China
Emil Langehennig
Japan
A. H. Bartholmae
F. E. Kirchner
C and E Bridge Club Meets at Meurer Home
Mrs Henry Meurer hosted the C and E Bridge Club on Wednesday with out of club guests Mrs Jacob Meurer and Mrs Joe Molberg. Marigolds decorated the living room as guests enjoyed meat salad tomatoes asparagus mayonnaise wafers peach cobbler whipped cream and ice tea. Miss Rose Molberg captured high honors with Mrs Gus Hartmann second high.
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Henry Meurer
O. and
E. Ry
Ige
Jacob Meurer
Joe Molberg
Rose Molberg
Gus Hartmann
Fredericksburg Chamber Honors Directors at Chicken Barbecue
Outgoing directors were honored at Klaerner's Park on Tuesday night. Clarence Probst, known as Chicken Barbecue King, prepared the dinner. Newly elected and holdover directors attended the event.
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Fredericksburg
Wahrmund Whittington Rites Held in Austin
Miss Annie Laurie Whittington daughter of Mrs. D A Whittington Ennis wed Max Wahrmund son of Mrs. Max Wahrmund Sr Austin in a garden ceremony at the Barkley home Austin Rev Conway Wharton officiated The couple with maid of honor Florence Backstrom and best man Garland Q Green prepared for a Monterrey Mexico trip before settling at 1605 Eva Street Austin upon return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Laurie Whittington
D. A. Whittington
Ennis
Max Wahrmund
Max Wahrmund Sr
Austin
Fred Barkley
Conway Wharton
William Whittington
Florence Backstrom
Garland QO. Green
Children’s Hour Programs Featured Books and Plans
Mrs. Leon F. Zwiener led the Children’s Hour on Saturday with the topic Treasures Found In Books discussing book selection and suitable classics. Mrs. Audrey Burgdorf opened with singing and Miss Adeline Haag accompanied at the piano as bookmarks were made. Next week’s hour will tour Brackenridge Park and include a swim meeting at 9 o’clock at the Court House. cars will be provided. Miss Edyth Sagebiel has recently visited her mother Mrs. H. H. Sagebiel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon F. Zwiener
Audrey Burgdorf
Adeline Haag
Court House
Mrs Tyrus Cox family visit notes homecoming
Mrs. Tyrus Cox and daughter Karen Magnette plan to return home Sunday after a three week visit with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Joe Stein. Sergeant Eugene Hirsch and Corporal Vickers of Brownwood were weekend guests of Judge and Mrs. Henry Hirsch. Max Reinbach spent ten days in Fredericksburg and Kerrville on furlough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyrus Cox
Karen Magnette
Joe Stein
Eugene Hirsch
Corporal Vickers
Brownwood
Henry Hirsch
Max Reinbach
Fredericksburg
Kerrville
Concordia Singing Club Holds Annual Outing
The Concordia Singing Club hosted a barbecue luncheon and entertainment at Seipp's Pavilion on Tuesday night. Active and passive members attended along with over 100 guests for an evening of eating and singing.
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Concordia Singing Club
Lucheon
Seipp
Bridge Club Hosts Two Guests For Charity Meeting
Mrs. Leroy Bonn entertained the Wednesday Bridge Club with two out-of-club guests Mrs. Elgin Kuhlmann and Miss Olie Juenke. Layer cake and ice tea were served. Mrs. Elgin Kuhlmann won high score and Mrs. Walter Pfeil was second high.
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Leroy Bonn
Elgin Kuhlmann
Olie Juenke
Walter Pfeil
Bluebonnet Girl Scout Troop Goes On Two Day Camp
The Bluebonnet Troop of Fredericksburg Girl Scouts left Wednesday morning for a two day camping trip near Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Henke. Twenty eight Girl Scouts and their adult leaders took part in the camp program.
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Bluebonnet
Fredericksburg
Girl Scouts of America
Edwin Henke
Local Families Visit in San Angelo Region
Mr and Mrs Ernest Schwartz and children of San Angelo visit Mr and Mrs Albert Segner and family. Edwin Sacelallian catches a ten and a half pound yellow catfish on Sunday night in the Pedernales River at Walter Burgs place a mile below Blumenthal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Schwartz
San Angelo
Albert Segner
Edwin Sacelallian
Pedernales
Walter Burg
Blumenthal
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Austin American
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Monitor
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Norway Street
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Smart Shop
Defense
Crisco
Wheaties
Morton
Chase & Sanborn
Mrs. Keidel
C. and E. Bridge Club
City Cafe
C. OF C. Directors
Zwiener
Edyth Sagebiel
H. H. Sagebiel
Mrs. Bonn
Bluebonnet Girl Scout
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Hershey
R& W
Texas
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Sie
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Ile Bike
LANGE
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