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Fredericksburg Standard

Location

Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 31, 1967

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FHS Graduates Receive Many Scholarship Awards

Fragments outline a high school graduation ceremony where forty two seniors were recognized with scholarships and awards totaling over a thousand dollars. Awards included college and PTA scholarships, with named individuals such as Beverly Furhs and Judy Ahrens cited among recipients. Principal and local officials spoke on education’s role and community support.

Ae Christ Harry Vdp Hawes Bergner Kiinimiboetur Beverly Furs Cheryd Maenins Fale Fae Breet Vengerita Judy Ahrens

Jaycees Install Ernst and Honor Members at Banquet

The Fredericksburg Jaycees installed Kermit Ernst as president, succeeding Dan Stoeter, with Jack Furman officiating. New officers included Gerald Schmidt and Herbert Schuessler as VPs, Roy Enderlin secretary, Dwayne Steitle treasurer, Dan Roeder internal director, and several others named as directors. Awards honored outstanding directors, first year and veteran Jaycees, and project chairmen at Turner Hall.

Fredericksburg Kermit Brivit Lampisss America Turner Hall Ernst Dan Stoeter Jaycues Jack Furman Kerrville Gerald Schrmidt Herbert Schuessler Tiee Roy Enderlin Dwayne Steitle Dan Roeder Interserials Eirector Fredalin’ Kaderh Harvey Treibs Cuff Hatine Ruben Walt Bay Stafford Jack Lawrence Dranu Nolan Dittmar Kerhut Ernat Charence “Rett” Weaindiedbicd Rashbei Kermit Ernst Fredericksburg Jaycees Gerald Schmidt First View Ernst, Roeder

Harper Lions Rodeo Set Saturday Frontier Day events

The Harper Lions Club hosts the 10th annual Frontier Day Junior rodeo on Saturday in Harper Community Park with a 3 PM parade through town. Queens and visiting duchesses attend a Coke party after the parade, while youth events for under 14 run 4 to 6 PM and 15 to 18 compete in bull riding. Entry books close 2:30 PM. barbecue proceeds fund local groups. Night events and a western dance follow for attendees.

Harper Lions Club Harper Community Park Vickie Honig Gene Harper C. TH Itegers Harper Harper Pea Dante

Girl Scout Day Camp Sessions Open In Oakcrest Park

About 130 Girl Scouts and leaders from seven troops began the Davy Camp at Oakcrest Park on Tuesday amid wet skies. Monday saw two troops attend despite rain, with Troop 77 led by Mrs. Virginia Prehn and Troop 203 led by Mrs. Wendy Duecker participating in six hours of camp.

Oakcrest Park Davy Virginia Prehn Wendy Duecker Paso

Max T. Henke Rites Held at Holy Ghost Lutheran

Funeral services for Max T. Henke 78 were held Thursday at 3 p m at Holy Ghost Lutheran Church with Rev L J Durkop officiating. A native of Fredericksburg born Oct 30 1887 he died May 23 1967 in Fredericksburg Hospital. He married Cora Schaper in 1911 and they were married 55 years. He operated the Max Henke Store and camp yard earlier and served as city commissioner and on the school board. Survived by wife son Sidney M Henke daughter Dorothy Mannemann five grandchildren four great grandchildren brother Adolph C Henke and extended family.

Max Tf. Henke Holy Ghost L. J. Durkop Tates Henke Fredericksburg Carl Henke Minna Crenwelge Henke Cora Schaper Lun Tme Max "Fe. Henke North Lian West Austin Sidney M Henke Sby Holy Giest Lutheran Churen Fredericksburg Independent Giso Fredericksburg Chamber of Commerce Com Pruin Hig Siiney Dorothy C. Mannemann Fredericksberg Adolph C. Henke San Francisco Calif Edna Kammluh

Hospital Building Fund Drive Reaches The $550,308 Mark

The hospital fund drive has reached 550308 dollars as part of a broader community effort. Local churches in Gillespie County organize Vacation Church Schools and invite both congregants and others to join. Programs run June 5 to 16 in multiple locations with varied curricula and staff listings noted for Edison Street and First Methodist churches. Bethany Lutheran Church also hosts a VCS from June 5 to 16 with the theme Living in Gods Kingdom.

Gillespie County First Methodist Edison Street Herbert Ahrens Wilbur Crenwelge First Church H. L. Moffett Emil Friedrich Brennda Wicker Lucille Holly Seddie Durst Malford Mierholzer Janet Stork Barbara Rabke Nancy Rose Ahrens Linda Ahrens Olivia Kidd Quincy Kollmann Leroy Alberthal Markie Stobaugh Bible Lands and Times Don Hazelett Vernon Penick Dudley -Althaus Patricia Prehn Glenn Durst Paul Horace King Richard Zirbel Katharene Tretbs

Max J Bierschwale rites held in Fredericksburg church

Funeral services for Max J. Bierschwale 80 were held May 29 at Beckmann Funeral Chapel and St Marys Catholic Church with Rev. W W Bechneider officiating. A Fredericksburg insurance agent, he was long active in local business and civic groups and died May 27 at 6 40 am in Knopp Nursing Home. He was born January 4 1887 in Fredericksburg and married Lydia Ausenberger in 1912. He chaired Gillespie County GOP for decades and headed the party here with a letter from President Eisenhower, and he held leadership roles in the Chamber of Commerce and Fair Association. He was a longtime stockholder in Fredericksburg Publishing Co. and served as its vice president until retirement. He is survived by two sons.

Max J. Bierschwale Beckmann St. Mary's Catholic Church W. W. Bechneider Bierschwale Knopp Fredericksburg William Dierschwale Lina Jung Bierschwale Lydia Ausenberger Citizens State Bank Gillespie County Eisenhower

Special Recognition For Original Contributors

The Hill Country Memorial Hospital building fund has reached 550309 dollars as a Financial Advisory Committee report to the board proposes special recognition for original contributors. Allen Keller urges listing original contributors alphabetically in a lobby book and a duplicate at City County Library, with pledges payable over three years toward a 600000 dollar goal.

Hill Country Memorial Hospital Allen Keller Board of Trustees Keller

Bethany to Install New Pastor Sunday

The Rev. Willie A. Rotter will be installed as Bethany Lutheran Church pastor at 10:30 a m Sunday June 4. Rotter, 31, replaces Rev. H F Treptow who resigned October 1 to become a regional director for The American Lutheran Church in Dallas. Rev G A Wolf will install Rotter and remain as assistant pastor.

Willie A. Rotter Bethany Lutheran Church Victor Ottmers Rotter H. F. Treptow American Missions American Lutheran Church Dallas G. A. Wolf Lutheran Theological Seminary Columbus Ohio Alum Crest Hospital Lutheran Church Toledo St. John’s Lutheran Church Rutersville Texas Raymond Durst

Bloodmobile collects 87 pints at Zion Lutheran Church

Red Cross Bloodmobile gathered 87 pints Friday at Zion Lutheran Church short of the 88 pint quota. Donors include Edgar Geistweidt of Doss a two gallon giver and two one gallon donors Victor Sagebiel and Milton Jung. Seventeen first time donors and eight donors for patients in need.

Red Cross Bloodmobile Zion Lutheran Church Edgar Geistweidt Doss Louis E. Lott Victor G. Sagebiel Milton Jung Red Cross Don Dittmar George Garretson Herbert Merz Dor W. Brown Mesdames Marcus Rode H. \. Moffett Dora Tietz Louise Ergas Alfons Klaerner Theodore Kartmann Ruth Nettle Felix Saenger Martin Koennecke Euene Spangenberger Edgar Burrer Alfred Keleh Edwin Lea Eugene Sidle Carl Mazinke Lawrence Burrer Alfred Crenwelge Conrad Ernst A. D. Stahl Charles Dolezal Felix Welgehausen Charles Ernst Leonard Lott Edgar Geistweidty Lest Milady Bauer

Peach Mosaic Survey Completed in Gillespie County

The Peach Mosaic survey finished, per county agent C A Stone, with notice from Nea M Moritz of the Plant Pest Control Division. Orchard owners with uninspected trees three years or older should contact Stone to be listed for the July Pho ny Peach survey and to provide name, address, and orchard size for mailing lists.

Gillespie County C A. Stone Nea M. Moritz Department of Agriculture San Antonio Stone Plant Pest Control Division

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Bob. Semmler FHS Freedome Foundation Supt Hans Bergner Ella Gold al Feurenbach Civdé R Nat San Antonio Cajhaese Tod Gqvadustes Uae Jaycees Kev Maen Kermit Ernest Jack Lawrence Jr Pam Schoudt Dennis Rusenberger Harper Lions Max T. Henke God August Behrend Jr Willie Heimer Max Bierschwale Bethany Bloodmobile
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