Molter Joins TRA Texas Chapter As Member
Richard A. Molter of the Sunday House Restaurant is elected as one of the 1x representatives of the food service industry in the San Antonio area to join the Texas Restaurant Association. TRA includes more than 3,500 members with 21 chapters across Texas and promotes high standards of food cleanliness and service. The Comal County Fair, struck by heavy rains, proceeds in New Braunfels with pre fair events starting Wednesday and the fair running through Sunday October 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard A. Molter
Sunday House Restaurant
San Antonio Association
Texas Restaurant Association
Texas Food Service Industry
Texas
Giant Trade Association
Food Service
TRA
Comal County
New Braunfels
Rising share of male teachers in schools
The National Education Association reports growth in male teachers from 26 percent in 1955 to 32 percent currently, reflecting shifting gender composition in the teaching workforce.
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National Education Association
Tea Honors Mrs. Poehlmann at Fredericksburg Tea
Fredericksburg hosts a Thursday tea for new arrival Mrs Kurt Poehlmann from 3 to 5 30 pm at 207 South Crockett Street. Guests include Mrs Roy Beckmann and Mrs R C Loewe with others assisting. about 75 visitors attended amid hurricane Beulah weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kurt Poehlmann
Fredericksburg
Roy Beckmann
South Crockett Street
Beckmann
R.C. Loewe
McAllen
G. A. Poehlmann
Corpus Christi
Poehlmann
J. Hardin Perry
Edward Stein Jr
Young Homemakers and Farmers Win Honors
The Area VII convention of the Young Homemakers and Young Farmers of Texas at the Terrace Motor Hotel in Justin saw the Fredericksburg Young Farmers chapter as runner up to Gonzales for the outstanding area chapter. Allen Hagel accepted the trophy. Mrs. Ernest Grote elected new area Young Homemaker president. Calvin Schumann named area Young Farmers vice president. Local prizes awarded to Mrs. Clyde Woerner and Mrs. Allen Rode. Guest speakers included Mrs. Maurine Amis of the University of Texas and HemisFair representative Mrs. Fred D. Irby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Homemakers
Young Farmers of Texas
Terrace Motor Hotel
Justin
Fredericksburg
Young Farmers
Gonzales
Allen Hagel
Ernest Grote
Calvin Schumann
Cathy Tatsch
Harper
Area VII
Judy Ahrens
Clyde Woerner
Allen Rode
Alton Ernst
Little Sisters
Douglas Dittmar
Denbie Kunz
Little Sister
Fred D. Irby
HemisFair
Dorothy Anderson
Domar
Dayton Eckhardt
Maurine Amis
University of Texas
Allenstode
Debbie Kunz
Joe Tatum
Messrs
Mmnes
F. C. Lochte
Roland Behrends
James Ottmers
Levy Kusenberger
The Minister Speaks The Peerless Man
The minister recalls a figure born over nineteen centuries ago who lived in poverty and obscurity. He never traveled far, crossing only once during childhood exile, and his work unfolded in a small locale. He possessed no wealth or influence, and his relatives were inconspicuous.
Twin Postage Stamps To Be Issued In 1967
Stamp program lists multiple releases from September to October 1967. Gemini space walk image on a two stamp set requires both stamps to form the complete scene. Other issues include urban planning, Finland independence, Eugene ONeill, General Marshall, and a religious tribute to Jesus Christ sponsored by the Gillespie County Ministerial Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam Petmecky
American Institute of Planners
Finland
Republic of Finland
United States
Sweden
Eugene O'Neill
O'Neill
Europe
Selective Service Q and A on Guards and Reserves
A reader asks if enlistment in the National Guard or other reserves can avoid induction. The answer: no escape. one could enlist before orders but would still face active-duty training, six-year reserve service, drills and camps, and possible activation. Some Navy and Reserve programs require two years of active duty. enlisting after induction orders is not allowed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Guard
Navy
Guard
Mary Koch Shower Honors Bride Elect
Miss Mary Koch, bride elect of Travis Klaerner, received a miscellaneous shower Sunday September 24 at 2 30 p m in Community Savings Center Hall. Seventy five guests attended as tables featured white net cloths with sequins and silver bells, pink ribbon flowers, and copper knit attire. The couple plans to wed October 14 at St Marys Catholic Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Koch
Travis Klaerner
Community Savings Center Hall
Mesdames Ruben Wahl
Tugo Weirich
Frank Johnson
Bill Sebera
Henry Becker Jr
Margaret Trousdale
Smithville
Hugo Klaerner
Arthur Koch
Alfred Klaerner
August Pyka
Jeanie
Janie Koch
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Granddaughter for Alfred Crenwelge
Mr and Mrs Alfred Crenwelge announce the birth of their first granddaughter born Sept 22 in Hawaii to their daughter Jaine and Lt and Mrs Russell Thomas. The infant weighed six pounds thirteen and a half ounces at Trippler Army Hospital. Paternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs George Charles Thomas of Floral City Florida and Mr and Mrs Louis Mueller of here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Crenwelge
Jaine
Russell Thomas
Hawaii
Thomas
Schofield Army Post
Trippler Army Hospital
George Charles Thomas
Floral City
Fla
Louis Mueller
Here
Genevieve Mosel Shower Honoree at Kerrville Party
Miss Genevieve Mosel bride of Archie Dean Crenwelge was guest of honor hosted by Mrs. Frank Gregoire in the Kerrville State Hospital conference room last Thursday afternoon. A blue gift tree, blue plumago arrangement, lace table, and silver accents framed the event. Mrs. Ernest Kaiser served cake, Miss Cynthia Smith poured punch, and 53 guests registered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genevieve Mosel
Archie Dean Crenwelge
Frank Gregoire
Kerrville State Hospital
Ernest Kaiser
Cynthia Smith
Postponed PTA Meeting in Fredericksburg Tonight
Fredericksburg Elementary Junior High PTA resumes with program unchanged after rain postponement. President Mrs. Durr says meeting at 7 30 p m in Elementary Auditorium will introduce principals and trustees. Open house follows in primary and elementary rooms and junior high departments for parent teacher meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredericksburg Elementary-Junior High Parent-Teacher Association
Jerry Durr
Hans E. Bergner
Opera House
Mrs. Connally Visits San Antonio with Her Mother
Mrs. Norma Connally of San Antonio is spending a week here with her mother Mrs. Hubert Kott. An editor notes that without a census the population of Saudi Arabia can only be estimated at 3 to 15 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norma Connally
San Antonio
Hubert Kott
Saudi Arabia
Also Mentioned on This Page
Molter
Mrs. Poehlmann
Montgomery Ward
E. Main
Dor Fred
Patti Penick
Dorer Jewelers
Dover Diamond Club
Dover
East Main
J. P. Dale Jr
Squaw Creek Primitive
Zoological Kingdom
Greece
Rome
Herod
Satan
Christ
Jesus Christ
Lord
Gillespie County Ministerial Association
Selective Service
Great Britain
PTA
Emily
Ruby Lee
South Milam St
The
Lions Club
Caravan For the Blind
Lions Light
Gillespie
Special Road Fund
Highway Fund
General Fund Officers Salary Fund
Library Fund
Social Security Fund
Park Fund
Permanent Improvement Fund
State Bank and Trust
City of
Irving
Travis County
Gillespie County Road
Bond
Read & Bridge
Balser & Davidson
C. O. Balser
Certified Public Accountant