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Newspaper
Fredericksburg Standard
Location
Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1928
Page
9
A long roster of weekend guests and travels across Texas is reported. Ed Junck and others hosted in Fredericksburg. Langs move to Austin. Grasso visitors from San Antonio. Vilas and London weddings in San Antonio. many others visiting relatives, attending weddings, or sightseeing in San Antonio, Austin, Los Angeles, Burton, and Houston.
Miss Sylvia Evers and Milton Durst wed at Holy Ghost church in Fredericksburg in a ceremony enriched with ferns sweet peas and lavender accents. Rev. Arthur Koerner officiated with Florent Basse as best man and Dora Weber as maid of honor. After a family dinner the couple left for a wedding journey and will reside in the Hugo Klier home. S. P. Albrecht of Austin and the Feuge family of San Angelo visited Fredericksburg nearby friends last week.
Friday night last week Mr and Mrs Joe Segner were surprised by many friends and relatives for their 25th wedding anniversary. The gathering included conversation games and a sumptuous feast with wishes for many more happy anniversaries.
Revered L H Billings presided Monday night at 9 PM as Fritz Schuldt and Selma Wiley united in marriage at Martin Schuldt’s home near Fredericksburg. Attendants were Frank Schuldt and Miss Wofford. A wedding feast and refreshments followed. The Standard extends its congratulations for a happy married life.
Rev. R Becker of Doss Lutheran Church united Alma Wendel Crenwelge and Louis Seiter in a small Monday ceremony at the parsonage. The bride, daughter of John Wendel, has long served as housekeeper to the editor of the Stan dard. Friends extend best wishes to the couple.
A Thursday ceremony at Holy Ghost church united Lina Crenwelge daughter of Mr and Mrs Louis Crenwelge with Walter Behrends son of Mr August Behrends. Attendants included Armand and Gustav Crenwelge and Lina and Pauline Behrends. A large wedding dinner followed at the bride’s parents home.
The Standard Motor Co Inc introduces a Three Day Guarantee on used cars. Buyers may return the vehicle within three days if dissatisfied and apply the payment toward another used car of equal or greater value or toward a new car, with no loss. The firm cites two years of selling experience backing the guarantee.
Mr. Arthur Heimann and son Harold and Miss Monica Jordan of San Antonio attend the funeral of Mrs. Franz Moritz. Edmund Moritz of Austin Miss Francis Staudt of Kerrville Miss Theo Stein and family and Mr Otto Stein of Bandera and Mr and Mrs Alfred Weber of Llano are listed among attendees.
The Senior Epworth League of the M E Church South presents a Sunday night program on June 3 at 7:15 PM led by H J Hahn. The service includes a hymn, scripture Ps 19, Gertrude Kott at the piano, mixed quartet and choir, with selections by Erena Osterreich and Willie Brodbeck. A brief business meeting follows and all members are urged to attend.
Rev C H Grote of Castell will preach next Sunday morning at 10 45 at above church. All members urged to be present and all friends are invited.
The Evang Lutheran Zions Church and St John and Government Hill Lutheran in San Antonio announce a Sunday sermon on the educational problem by Rev L C Bohls. Bohls will also speak at morning services. The summer parochial school begins Tuesday at 8 AM instead of Monday.
The Baptist church holds Sunday School at 10 AM and morning services at 11 AM on the second and third Sundays, with Sunday evening services at 7 45 PM led by Pastor L H Billings. Also notes Henke Bros butchered an 18 month old calf raised by August Rothmann weighing 1100 pounds live and 728 pounds dressed, highlighting the value of well bred stock.
Mr and Mrs Henry Cowan entertained many friends and relatives last Sunday at their Bear Creek home with barbecue coffee and other refreshments. Guests voiced appreciation for a delightful outing.
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