Kerrville Medical Auxiliary Elects Officers for Year
Kerrville hosts the Kerr, Kendall, Bandera and Gillespie Medical Auxiliary meeting on March 7. A letter from state president Mrs Hiddines praised the group for honorable mention in Hygeia magazine. New officers include President Mrs J Dominguez Kerrville and Secretary Mrs W Mimsch Kerrville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kerr, Kendall, Bandera and
Gilespie
W.A. Mimsch
Kerrville
Hiddines
Hygeia
J. Dominguez
J. C. Herrick
Mimsch
W S C Conducts Meeting at Methodist Church
The Woman's Society for Christian Service met in the church basement last week. The gathering opened with Send the Light, prayers by Mrs. Battner, readings by Mrs. Ott and Mrs. Woerner, and a talk by Miss Ruth Kline on Health. Reverend Katter gave the benediction. hosts Mrs. Holly and Mrs. Treibs served a social hour with chicken salad, coffee, and cake in a St Patrick's motif.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Society For Christian Service
Methodist Church
O. S
Henry Holly
Vard Treibs
St. Patrick’s
Mrs Harvey Stein Hosts Tuesday Club Gathering
Mrs Harvey Stein entertained the Tuesday Club at her home with Mesdames Joe Stein Oscar Stein Eric Juenke and Tax Beckmann as out of club guests. Refreshments included creamed tuna on toast pineapple congealed salad wafers coffee and spice cake. Cut flowers decorated the rooms. In games Mrs Victor Schoe 1ewolf won high and Mrs Oscar Stein won second high.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Stein
Joe Stein
Oscar Stein
Eric Juenke
Tax Beckmann
Victor Schoe
Ruth Kline Spends Sunday in San Antonio
Miss Ruth Kline spent Sunday in San Antonio according to local social notes, with visits to prominent spots and updates on her leisure activities.
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Ruth Kline
San Antonio
Girl Scouts Host Benefit Game Party At Sunny Side
The Senior Girl Scout Troop hosted a benefit game party at Sunny Side Tavern last Saturday afternoon. Delicious apple pie a la mode fed guests as scouts tallied scores. Crocheted chair sets and aprons were awarded for high scores and high cut. Mesdames Eric Juenke and William Dietel had high scores. Mrs Wesley Gold won the cut prize. Funds support troop expenses.
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Sunny Side Tavern
Delcious
Eric Juenke
William Dietel
Wesley Gold
Delta Kappa Gamma Meets in Comfort on Saturday
Delta Kappa Gamma held its monthly meeting at Comfort High School with a turkey luncheon sponsored by the Comfort PTA. The Irish day theme graced the decorations and menu. Henry Thomas Hirsch was named mascot of the Beta Zeta Chapter. Attending members included Misses Julia Estill Esther Mueller Stella Jung Thelma Atchison Mesdames H Welge Lewis Hugo Walter and Victor Schoenewolf.
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Delta Kappa Gamma
Comfort
Henry Thomas Hirsch
Beta Zeta
Julia Estill
Esther Mueller
Stella Jung
Kelly
Thelma Atchison
Mesdames H. Welge Lewis
Hugo Walter
Victor Schoenewolf
Mrs. Kermit Striegler Hosts Bridge Club
Mrs Kermit Striegler entertained the Thursday Night Bridge Club with a dinner of roast new potatoes parsley congealed salad hot rolls lemon pie and coffee. Garden blossoms decorated the living room. Mrs William Schroeder Jr won high and Mrs Hugo Walter second high.
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William Schroeder Jr
Hugo Walter
Mrs Emil Schandua Jr Hosts Sewing Club Afternoon
Mrs Emil Schandua Jr entertained the W FE D Sewing Club Wednesday afternoon. Guests enjoyed needlework a luncheon of cheeses cakes cookies and coffee. The rooms were bright with pot plants and cut flowers.
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W FE. D. Sewing Club
Emil Schandua Jr
Garden Club Holds Meeting and Rose Culture Talk
The Garden Club met on Friday afternoon at the courthouse. Mrs Willie Kuenemann spoke on rose culture and members agreed the annual flower show will be held at Peters Hall on May 5 and 10.
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Willie Kuenemann
Peter's Hall
Socials Calendar March 25 27 with hostess duties
Socials Calendar lists events for March 25 to 27. Mrs Emil Hahn hosts Music Study Club and Miss Viola Juenke hosts bridge. March 26 features Mrs Henry Ries and Mrs Hugo Klaerner as bridge and sewing club hostesses. March 27 covers Circle 1 of First Methodist church meeting at Mrs Emil Hahn with cohostess Mrs Laurie Wells.
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Emil Hahn
Herman Hahn
Viola Juenke
Henry Ries
Hugo Klaerner
Eric Juenke
First Methodist Church
Laurie Wells
Girl Scouts Honored With Party At Tatsch House
The Bluebonnet Girl Scout Troop, winner of the moving picture ticket selling contest, was honored with a pioneer party on March 13 at the Tatsch House by the Sunflower Troop. Games and stunts entertained the group as refreshments followed. The evening ended with group singing.
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Bluebonnet
Moving Picture
Tatsch House
Sunflower Girl Scout
Mrs. J. J. Hanus Hosts Merry Wives Club
Mrs J J Hanus entertained the Merry Wives Bridge Club with a Mexican dinner Thursday night. Guests included Mrs Joe Stein and Mrs Harry Priess. High score was won by Mrs Ralph Gold and second by Mrs J W Yancey.
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J. J. Hanus
Merry Wives Bridge Club
Joe Stein
Harry Priess
Ralph Gold
J. W. Yancey
Mrs Hubert Molberg Hosts Bridge Club Evening
Mrs Hubert Molberg entertained the Wednesday Bridge Club with guests Mesdames O H Burgdorf Henry Schmidt Udo Henke and Kermit Striegler. A salad course of chicken salad wafers pecan pie coffee and tea was served. Mrs Kurt Keidel was awarded high and Mrs Ralph Gold second high.
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Mesdamzs O
Miss Esther Mueller Hosts Sister for Weekend
Miss Esther Mueller entertained her sister Flora Mueller of Llano for a weekend visit. Mrs. Alfred Petsch and Mrs. Fred Mathisen were in San Antonio Thursday spending the day with Joe Petsch who is attending St. Mary’s Law School.
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Esther Mueller
Flora Mueller
Llano
Alfred Petsch
Fred Mathisen
San Antonio
Joe Petsch
St. Mary’s Law School
Grapetown 4-H Club Elects Co-sponsor
The Grapetown Girls 4-H Club met at Grapetown School on March 10 with Flor ence Thomas presiding. Minutes read by Mer lee Mae Hohenberger. Florence Thomas elected club co sponsor Mrs Kurt Kallenberg. Discussion on hair skin care and clothing followed. Next meeting set for March 24.
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Grapetown Girls
Grapetown School
Florence Thomas
Merlee Mae Hohenberger
Kurt Kallenberg
Hospitals Operate on Five Residents in March
County Judge Henry Hirsch had an appendectomy on March 15 at a local hospital. Richard Kott underwent a tonsillectomy the same day. Mrs. Bodo Doebbler had an operation on March 19. Estella Weber daughter of Mr and Mrs Eugene Weber had an appendectomy on March 17. Henry Roeder had his right eye removed on March 15. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Roy Ahrens on March 17.
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Henry Hirsch
Richard Kott
Bodo Doebbler
Estella
Eugene Weber
Henry Roeder
Roy Ahrens
Mrs R G Striegler Observes Birthday
Mrs. R G Striegler hosts birthday greetings with friends visiting. Guests include Mesdames J T Estill D A Riley Robert Blum Miss Elizabeth Hanisch Constance Striegler Julia Estill Stella Jung and Misses Helen and Elsbeth Hanisch. A two week Daytona Beach trip is planned for the Keidel group and Tillie Keidel will join them.
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R. G. Striegler
Kermit Striegler
J. T. Estill
D. A Riley
Robert Blum
Misses Elsbeth
Helen Hanisch
Contance Striegler
Julia Estill
Stella Jung
Felix Keidel
Kurt Keidel
Alberta
Margaret Keidel
Daytona Beach
Florida
Tillie Keidel
Frederickburg
Max Schoenewolf
Alvina
Anna Gold
Wesley Gold
Converse
Herman Gold
PTA Plans Music Week and Health Education Efforts
The PTA accepted the executive committee report and plans a May Music Week using school talent. Ruth Kline will run Saturday Children's Hours for ages seven to twelve on health habits and manners. The group pledges funds for an artificial arm and will support a state poster contest with prizes of ten dollars. Officers were elected, safety lectures were given, and attendance awards announced.
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Parent Teacher Association
Ruth Kline
Kerrville
Richard Hardin
Elizabeth Walter
Esther Mueller
Women discuss home making and rural improvements in county talk
Mrs Stevens praised rural electricity as a major five year improvement and noted tours to see other counties work. She thanked city and county agencies including the Gillespie Commissioner's Court for support while stressing women strive to build good homes as strong citizen backgrounds amid a world of hatred greed and war.
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Steven’s
Gillespie Commissioner's Court
Homemakers Promote 4-H Club Work and National Defense
Miss Leola Rusenberger, Gold Star Girl for the County in 1940, reviews five years of 4-H projects from bedroom and gardening to sewing and orchard work. She urges homemakers to teach children to love God and the U S flag and to be proud Americans. Miss Bess Edwards, Assistant State Demonstration Agent, speaks on Nutrition and National Defense as 175 guests listen to the program and a brief musical performance closes the event.
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U. S
Leola Rusenberger
Bess Edwards
Mrs. Barnes Visits Parents in Uvalde
Mrs. O N Barnes of Uvalde Texas spent the last week with her parents Mr and Mrs Otto Jung.
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O. N. Barnes
Uvalde Texas
Otto Jung
Fredericksburg Junior Class to Host Dance at Turner Hall
Fredericksburg High School announces the Junior-Senior dance set for April 26, 1941 at Turner Hall. The event aims to collect funds and celebrate the student body with music and dancing.
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Fredericksburg High School
Turner Hall
Also Mentioned on This Page
Medical Auxiliary
W.S.C
Mrs. Harvey Stein
Uesday Club
Mrs. Kermit Striegler
Mrs
Garden Club
Girl Scouts
Hubert Molbberg
Grapetown Club
IN the Hospital
Db Ate
Tory Ana
Texas
Wer
PTA
A. P. C Petsch
Parent
Commissioners Court
Theo M. Haag
Otto Schneider
Felix Wilke
Wm Grienke
Gould Davis
Almon Kirchhoff
Reubin Bernhard
Henry Bierschwale
Gould
Virginia Harrison
Maurine Smith
Max W. Staudt, Jeweler
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