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Fredericksburg Standard

Location

Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1950

Page

2

Moellendorf Klaehn Nuptials Held In Harper Church

Miss Wanda Klaehn daughter of Mr and Mrs Karl Klaehn became the bride of Henry Moellendorf Jr son of Mr and Mrs Henry Moellendorf in St James Lutheran Church Harper May 10 at 2 pm The ceremony featured white daisies snapdragons and sweet peas with organist Mrs Lewis Stevens and singer Worth Howe Jr I Love You Truly. The bride wore white bridal satin with long sleeves train fingertip veil and a white Bible bouquet. The wedding party included Lillie Mae Klaehn maid of honor and Marie Klaehn Julia Ann Dietz bridesmaids in pink light blue and green dresses. Edmund Moellendorf best man Hilmar Klaehn and Egon Tatsch were groomsmen. Supper and dance followed at Spring Creek Hall with the Black Buck Playboys. Mr and Mrs Moellendorf will reside five miles south of Harper.

Wanda Klaehn Karl Klaehn Henry Moellendorf, Jr Henry Moellendorf St. James Lutheran Church Harper W. J Goerner Lewis Stevens Worth Howe Jr Spring Creek Black Buck Playboys Ruben Roeder Annie Faye Weinecke Glenn Hopf Chester Solbrig Magdalene Wendel Moellendorf

Local FFA Honors Lone Star and State Farmers

The local FFA chapter recognizes members receiving the American Farmer Degree and Lone Star Farmer or State Farmer Degrees. Honorees include Althaus Eric Eckhardt Leroy Lochte Ronald Immel James Welgehausen. several others were named but could not attend. The State Farmer Degree, limited to the top two percent, was awarded to additional members, with eighteen others having earned it in the past two years. The banquet featured delegates from Fredericksburg and a Grand Champion Fat Lamb exhibitor. The State Future Farmer Convention will be in San Antonio in June, with awards presented there.

Rban FFA Lone Star Althaus Eric Eckhardt Leroy Lochte Ronald Immel James Welgehausen Donald Dittmar M. J. Dittmar Oliver Rode Elroy Behrends Lone Star Farmer Texas State Robert Pape San Antonio Wilbert Ransleben Victor Meier Fredericksburg

Hail Damage Widespread Around Live Oak Community

Heavy hail damaged crops across the area including Pecan Creek Spring Creek and Live Oak communities. Farmers such as Paul Cornehl Ernst Kunz Alfred Kunz and Emil Sauers reported ruined wheat oats tomatoes and fields. The storm followed a 1.65 inch rainfall in Doss and coincided with the fourth anniversary of the 1946 disaster.

Pecan Creek Edwin Reed Spring Creek Paul Cornehl Tivydale Road Live Oak Creek Cornehl John Schlaudt Harper Highway Klaemer’s Park Frank Jenschke Bruno Fritz Fritz Alfred Kunz Liveoak Doss Emil Sauers Ernst Kunz San Antonio

Lutheran Pastors Welcoming Held in Fredericksburg

Pastors C. F. Senff and M. J. Schwarz and spouses were welcomed into the Fredericksburg Conference at Bethany Lutheran Church in a May 11 gathering organized by Rev. and Mrs. G. A. Poehlmann. Senff serves Trinity Lutheran Church in Stonewall and Schwarz serves Cave Creek and Crabapple Lutheran Churches. Attending were Rev. and Mrs. Alfred Doerfler of Mason, Rev. W. C. Probst of Kerrville, Rev. W. J Goerner of Harper, Rev. Julius Holm and children of Doss, Rev. and Miss O. Lindenberg, and Rev. F. A. Bracher and Rev. Paul Leonhard.

C. F. Senff M. J. Schwarz Fredericksburg G. A. Poehlmann Bethany Lutheran Church Senff Trinity Lutheran Church Stonewall Schwarz Cave Creek Crabapple Lutheran Alfred Doerfler Mason W. C. Probst Kerrville W. J Goerner Harper Julius Holm Doss O. Lindenberg F. A. Bracher Paul Leonhard

Miss Margaret Rosenbach Week End Visit in San Antonio

Miss Margaret Rosenbach spent the week end in San Antonio visiting relatives and friends.

Margaret Rosenbach San Antonio

Keidel's Drug Store Sells Black Hawk Ointment

Advertisement promises relief for eczema tetter ringworm athletes foot prickly heat poison oak and other skin sores for children. Black Hawk Ointment offered in jars at 60 cents and one dollar with a guarantee.

Keidel’s

Hospital Operations This Week Names Several Patients

In local hospitals during the past week several patients underwent tonsillectomies. Named individuals include Mrs Alfred Bierschwabe Walter Reed Martin Feuge Mrs Walter Loudon Jr Mrs Raul Berlanga Douglas Seelig son of Harry Seelig Mrs Werner W Klein and Mrs Jack Minter.

Alfred Bierschwabe Walter Reed Martin Feuge Walter Loudon, Jr Raul Berlanga Douglas Seelig Harry Seelig Werner W. Klein Jack Minter

Mrs Kaiser Fractures Hip in Harper Home Incident

Mrs. Wm Kaiser, 83, longtime Harper resident, suffered a hip fracture after a fall at her home on May 10 while rising from a chair. She is hospitalized in Fredericksburg. Donna Janning, daughter of George Janning, fractured her left arm in a fall on May 15.

Wm. Kaiser Pioneer Harper Kaiser Fredericksburg Donna Janning George Janning

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