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Newspaper
Fredericksburg Standard
Location
Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1967
Page
2
Overseas crowds yell Yankees go home while domestic talk centers on grocery bills and relatives leaving. John McGraw famed Giants manager batted .390 in 118 games for Baltimore in 1899.
Miss Annette Louise Segner wed Larry D. Nagel at St Marys Church in Fredericksburg with Texas connections. The ceremony featured family members from San Antonio and Leadville, Colo, and attendees included LBJ associates and local civic figures. The couple later traveled to Austin and Leadville for their honeymoon.
Fredericksburg Publishing Company promotes custom napkins for showers and parties. The service highlights personalized designs to match event themes and guest lists, aiming to elevate table settings with bespoke paper goods.
Miss Sue Ann Lundeen and James T. Klinksiek wed Saturday at 3 p m in the First Methodist Church with Rev. Malford Hierholzer officiating. The couple, graduates of Fredericksburg High School, plan a Gulf Coast honeymoon and will reside in several Texas cities and Rockford Illinois.
Fredericksburg High School PTA installation meeting on May 1 included new officers presented by Superintendent Hans Bergner. New president Mrs Dor Brown Jr received the house blueprint. other officers sworn in were Mrs Victor Nixon, Mrs Herbert Schmidt, Mrs Leon Becker, Mrs Elmer Itz, Mrs Stanley Wissemann, and Clyde Woerner.
Miss LaJoyce Matocha was honored with a miscellaneous shower Sunday April 30 in the Security State Bank Building reception room. Hostesses included Mrs Kraus and Mrs Kraus among others, with pink decor and a mixed spring flower centerpiece. The couple plans to wed at Mother of Victory Church in Victoria on June 16.
The audience sang German songs led by Joe Molberg during the McDermotts event. Decorations for the dinner were prepared by the Parent-Teacher organizations. A total of 240 reservations were made and no more tickets remain after sales ended Friday.
The Evening Circle of Holy Ghost Lutheran Church met May 1 in the Educational Building for a Bible study titled Jesus Is The Light of The World. Mrs Raeben Moellering presided over the business meeting. Plans were made for a July family night dinner in the Educational Building. Refreshments were served by Mrs Alex Frantzen and Mrs Edward Jung.
Homemaker seeks a handy memo pad and magnetic pencil from the Fredericksburg PR Stehing Company to keep notes tidy and accessible. The ad highlights practical office supplies for quick reminders and organized work at home.
The McDermotts unveil a Texas State Historical Survey Committee Medal on the courthouse as the FHS Band performs The Star Spangled Banner and Texas, followed by Giant. Scouts raise flags before tours, with dignitaries from Dallas and statewide cities attending and invitations mailed. The event marks the day before Fredericksburg’s 121st anniversary of its founding on May 8, 1846.
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