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Newspaper
Fredericksburg Standard
Location
Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1942
Page
2
More wear and comfort in Stehling Brothers improved work clothes with no price rise. The line includes work pants shirts shoes and gloves built to withstand heavy use and gaffs.
Private Victor L. Heiner 24 of Fredericksburg Texas and Louise M. Bindseil 24 of Hye Texas wed in San Pedro California where Heiner is stationed Their plans began four years ago but were postponed by his mother's death and Miss Bindseil's father's death plus his entry into the army They married promptly after her arrival from Texas last Saturday.
Miss Ruth Brannies daughter of Rev and Mrs G C Brannies Industry Texas formerly Fredericksburg wed J W Braeutigam Jr in Trinity Methodist Church Miami Florida The ceremony was read by Dr Robert L Allen pastor Naval medical officers and friends attended The bride wore powder blue with orchid corsage The couple are connected to Southwestern University and public schools in Liberty and Industry Texas The groom works with the District Medical Officers Office in the Dupont Building Miami
Mrs Rubin Bernhard hosted a Saturday night farewell for her daughter Anabel Bernhard at the Sunny Side Tavern terrace before she departs July 6 for San Antonio to train at Santa Rosa Hospital. Guests enjoyed sandwiches cookies chips pickles mints and soft drinks as well wishers gathered. Sign War Stamp Pledge.
Mrs S H Smyre hosted the Centennial Bridge Club with Mesdames Harvey Stein Laurie Wells O K Nix James Shaw and Almon Kirchoff attending. An iced fruit drink followed by peach sundaes filled the afternoon. Mrs Harvey Stein took high score and Mrs Laurie Wells was second high.
The social column lists June 16 as a bridge event hosted by Mrs Kai Weyser and June 17 with Mrs Max Wahl as hostess and Mrs Harry Priess and Mrs Henry Lochte also noted.
Mrs Hubert Molberg entertained the Wednesday Bridge Club and guests including Mrs Eddie Stein Mrs Eric Juenke Mrs Otto Burgdorf Mrs Henry Schmidt Mrs Udo Henke and Hugo Mosel at her home last week Sandwiches and candy were served Prizes went to Mrs Eddie Stein and Mrs Eric Juenke The Thursday Night Bridge Club and guests Mrs Tyrus Cox Ralph Gold Henry Joseph Mrs Hubert Molberg Miss Merlee Stein and Miss Elberta Martin also visited for bridge with frosted cakes and cookies served Mrs Udo Henke had the high score and Mrs Tyrus Cox the second high.
Mrs Emil Koch hosted the Wednesday Bridge Club with guest Mrs Eugene Schmidt. Cookies and ice cream were served in the mid afternoon. Mrs Emil Koch and Mrs Alex Frantzen won high scores for the afternoon. Sian War Bond Pledge.
Two weddings mark a church event in Iowa and Texas. The Edison Street Methodist Church in Iowa hosts a joint Ladies Aid meeting with tributes to members and guests, while in Jubilee Iowa Miss Gladys Bauer wed Rev. Frederick Bracher in a twilight ceremony with family attendance.
Sunday gathering at the Oscar Behr place drew 35 Habenicht relatives from Galveston Houston San Antonio Ellington Field Brooks Field and Fredericksburg for a full day of fellowship. Also noted were a new Post Headquarters secretary Flora Bracher changes and grandparent set Gerald Wayne Peese born June 15 in San Antonio.
Miss Elizabeth Petermann daughter of Mr and Mrs Albert Petermann wed Atley M Berg son of Mr Wm Berg in St Marys parish with Rev Fr Thomas Coleman officiating Attendants Hatto Berg and Mildred Petermann War Stamp pledge noted as well planen
The Rev. O F Kattner officiated on Saturday June 13 uniting Preston Grant Ross and Miss Tommie Felps, both of Spicewood, in the parsonage of the Edison Methodist church.
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