The Boerne Star (Boerne, Tex.), Vol. 63, No. 23, Ed. 1 Thursday, May 9, 1968 Page: 6 of 8
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THE BOERNE STAR
THE MOST IN GIFTS FOR
Mother’s Day
McQuinn's
Antique Silver Reproductions
WVAAAAANMANAAAAAAAAAA
Fenton Petticoat Glass
week. On Thursday the Milans
•AAANAAAAAA
Ramey’s Gift Shop
LOST VALLEY GOLF COURSE
BANDERA, TEXAS
106 S. MAIN
Phone 249-2125
State Bank No. 954
Federal Reserve District No. 1141
OPEN TO THE PUBLIC
(Under New Management)
23-4te
5. Other securities (including $.
corporate stocks)
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10.
11.
12 .TOTAL ASSETS
4,943,852.06
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3,101,672.65
14. Time and savings deposits of individuals, partnerships,
7,087.00
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106,858.76
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18.
and Pasture Grass Identifica-
121,000.00
19.
7,727.95
Your
21.
chance"
chance
none
24.
5,000.00
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4,502,869.73
25. TOTAL LIABILITIES
26.
140,000.00
license. /
Arley Sueltenfuss
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McQuinn’s
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SKYLINE SINCLAIR
Jake Jacobs, Dealer
IN 10 at Bandera Rd.
Phone 249-9925, Boerne
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none
none
none
Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Milan
from Norman, Okla., visited
with her mother, Mrs. W. T.
Fischer and sister, Mrs. R. M.
tion Contest—Dennis Molden-
hauer, David Moldenhauer.
Dennis Wiedenfeld and David
I, Arley Sueltenfuss, Asst. Cashier, of the above-named bank do
solemnly swear that this report of condition (including the informa-
tion below and on the reverse side hereof) is true and correct, te
the best of my knowledge and belief.
22.
23.
823, Wallace Sisk 9,459, John
Trice 26,193.
Of the three propositions
voted on liquor by the drink is
the only one approved. This by
a small margin state-wide.
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5,000.00
Federal funds purchased and securities sold
under agreements to repurchase
Other liabilities for borrowed money
Acceptances executed by or for account of
this bank and outstanding
Other liabilities (item 7 of “Other Liabilities” schedule)
(including mortgages and other items on
bank premises and other real estate
tions, central banks and international institutions
(Schedule E, item 7 and Schedule F, item 9)
Deposits of commercial banks (Schedule E, items 8
and 9 and Schedule F, items 10 and 11)
Certified and officers’ checks, etc.
(Schedule E, item 10)
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Mr. and Mrs. George L. An-
derson and daughters, Sherri
and Lyndia, of Mirando City
spent the week end with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Otto
Rahm.
BANK STATEMENT
Report of Condition of “Boerne State Bank” of Boerne, Ken-
dall County, Texas 78006, at the close of business April 18, 1968.
Customers’ liability to this bank on acceptances
outstanding
Other assets (item 6 of “Other Assets” schedule)
item 11)
(b) Total time and savings deposits,
(Schedule F, item 12)
COL. JANENSCH
VISITS HERE
Col. William Janensch ar-
rived on Friday from his base
in Mississippi, for a short visit
with his parents Mr. and Mrs.
W. E. Janensch and other rel-
atives. He flew back to Missis-
sippi on Monday morning.
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Double Dino Dollars is better. It
gives you another chance.
Why not give us a chance?
140,000.00
160,982.33
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440,982.33
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3
2
Mrs. W. W. Nipper has re-
turned from a visit in Waco
with Mr. and Mrs. Bob Arnett
and her new great-grandbaby.
Item 5 and Schedule F, item 7)
16. Deposits of States and political subdivisions
(Schedule E, item 6 and Schedule F, item 8)
17. Deposits of foreign governments and official institu-
Carnival Glass
Non-toxic with permanent finish
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same, or if there’s a special prize
listed, you win what’s on the card.
On the spot!
and Mrs. Fischer visited the
HemisFair and was enjoyed
very much. The Milans re-
turned to Norman, Okla, on
Saturday.
STATE 4-H ROUNDUP
Ten Kendall County 4-Hers
will attend the State 4-H
Roundup at College Station
this summer. They won this
| right by placing first in the
district elimination contests
BROTHER OF LOCAL RES-
IDENT PASSES AWAY IN
PHOENIX, ARIZ.
M/Sgt. Floyd E. Van Win-
kle, U.S. Air Force (Ret.),
passed away Saturday, May 4,
at Luke Field Air Force Base
Hospital, Phoenix, Ariz.
Sgt. Van Winkle retired
from the Air Force in 1959
after making five trips over-
seas.
He was a member of the
Blue Bonnet Lodge No. 1219
AF&AM, San Antonio; also
the Alzafar Shrine and 32nd
Degree Mason.
Services will be at Roy Ak-
ers Funeral Chapel May 10,
1968, at 1:30 p.m. with inter-
ment in the Fort Sam Houston
Cemetery with military hon-
ors.
Mr. Van Winkle has two
sisters living in Boerne, Mrs.
Pauline Mers and Mrs. Buster
Coward, and a host of friends.
October,” Wendler said. “We
will be recruiting these men
during the month of May,” he
added.
Wendler has been a resident
of El Paso for 412 years, and
previously held sales and man-
agement positions with IBM in
Washington, D.C., D a y t o n,
Ohio Indianapolis, St. Louis,
San Antonio and Austin. He is
a graduate of the University
of Texas at Austin.
In civic and community af-
fairs he is a member of the
Downtown Lions Club, chair-
man of the official Board of
Western Hills Methodist
Church and served as chair-
man of the National Firms
Division of United Fund in
1965.—El Paso Herald-Post.
UF LOANED EXECUTIVES
HEAD NAMED
NORMAN J. WENDLER
Norman J. Wendler, branch
manager of the IBM Data
Processing Division in El Paso
has been named chairman of
Loaned Executives for the
1968 United Way campaign,
according to F. B. “Henry”
Ford, general chairman.
“A total of seven Loaned
Executives will participate in
this year’s effort,” Ford said,
“and we feel extremely fortu-
nate to have Norm Wendler
as the leader of the group.”
“In the Loaned Executive
program, business firms loan
one of their top executives to
the United Fund for a portion
We dont giv yu a
single chance to win.
LIABILITIES
13. Demand deposits of individuals, partnerships, and
corporations (Schedule E, item 4)
UNOFFICIAL
STATE-WIDE RESULTS
Democrat
Governor — Dolph Briscoe
219,873, Waggoner Carr 248,-
257, Johnny Mae Hackworthe
5,446, John Hill 149,355,
Eugene Locke 213,803, Pat
O’Daniel 45,741, Preston
Smith 369,996, Al Veloz 9,799,
Edward Whittenburg 22,706,
Don Yarborough 407,119.
Lieutenant Governor — Ben
Barnes 1,166,893, Don Glad-
den 209,995, Gene Smith 154,-
973.
Comptroller—Robert S. Cal-
vert 957,430, Dallas Blanken-
ship 374,777.
Supreme Court, Place 1:
Matt Davis 549,808, Sears Mc-
Gee 742,613. Place 2: James
Denton 564,765, Tom Reavley
682,006.
Liquor—For 693,655, against
671,600.
Race betting—For 631,986,
against 730,269.
Milk controls—For 400,698,
against 730,269.
Republican
Governor—Paul Eggers 59,-
District 41, on the Republican
primary ballot on May 4.1 had
a lot of people working for me
and saying some mighty good
things. I feel that I have
helped build the Republican
Party by running and it is my
hope that in the future we can
get more contested races with
Kendall County candidates on
the Republican ballot. Since
the two contestants were from
Kendall and Comal counties
these two counties were able
to get the Republican voters
out.”
“I received 45% of the vote
in the district the first time
I have tried for a political job.
My spirit is not dampened at
all. I shall be working for the
Republican ticket as a whole
this Fall in order to build a
two-party government in our
state. We shall have to get a
greater percentage of our Ken-
dall County voters out in fu-
ture elections. We had a size-
able number of people who did
not vote at all last Saturday.”
Richmond, Ind., was in Boerne
a few days to attend the fu-
neral of his uncle, Mr. John
Foxworthy, who was laid to
rest in Boerne Tuesday, May
7th.
We iv yu tw.
27. Surplus
28. Undivided profits
29. Reserve for coatingencies and other capital reserves
30. TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS
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3
4
31. TOTAL LIABILITIES AND CAPITAL ACCOUNTS 4,943,852.06
and corporations (Schedule F, item 6) 1,153,523.37
15. Deposits of United States Government (Schedule E,
RENT OUR EQUIPMENT
Rug shampooer, floor sand-
ers, concrete mixer, appli-
ance, hand truck, floor polish
ers.
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3,233,346.36 xxx xxx
Sinclair
the better gasoline and the better game
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LIBRARY SERVICES
The public libraries of this
area linked together to form
a chain of service for the peo-
ple of each community. The
librarians from each town
make up an organization
known as The Multi County
Library Group! They repre-
sent Bandera, Boerne, Com-
fort, Fredericksburg, Kenda-
lia and Kerrville. The librari-
ans meet regularly to discuss
their mutual problems and to
share ideas and information.
The Spring luncheon meet-
ing was held April 29th in
Boerne. Mrs. Rosita Hollar,
president of the Multi County
Group presided and represent-
atives attended from each pub-
lic library and in addition dele-
gations from Barksville, Cas-
troville, Junction and Mason
were most welcome.
Mr. Fred Bell, Texas State
Library field consultant, was
the speaker on the subject of
“Reference Referral Service.”
Through the Multi County and
State organizations your lib-
rary has for some time been
able to borrow almost any
book you have wanted; and a
lively exchange has been go-
ing on. On the 29th Mr. Bell
brought the news of an even
larger service. Now our group
will be linked by phone to the
Butt-Holworth Memorial Lib-
rary of Kerrville, which is our
area center. The Kerrville Lib-
rary will be on teletype which
serves San Antonio and the
seven other major research
centers of the state simul-
taneously. This will make it
possible to get books much
faster and will give a far wid-
er chance of requests being
filled. Every circulating book
in Texas will thus become
available to each individual in
our state.
This is not all, however. The
teletype network will allow the
answering of research ques-
tions which cannot be found
in your own library. You may
need certain information in
your business, or you may
want to be sure about a fact
for a talk or report. This is
the kind of legitimate question
which the area center and the
major research center will
strive to answer.
Following Mr. Bell’s talk,
Mesdames Anderson, Howard,
Holbrook and Phillips reported
on the Texas Library Associa-
tion meeting held in San An-
tonio the first week in April.
There was considerable dis-
cussion among the members
clarifying future programs.
After the settlement of rou-
tine business the Bandera rep-
resentative extended an invita-
tion for the next meeting to
be held the last Monday in
July.
A standing vote of thanks
was given the members of
Boerne Library Auxiliary who
had served a delicious lunch-
eon so graciously,
early afternoon.
Adjournment was in the
early afternoon.
Unofficial returns show that
Rev. Martin H. Obst of Roerna
lost to Mr. Alfred Wheeler of
New Braunfels by a voce Oi
328 to 403 in the Republican
primary election for State
Representative D i s t r i c t 41.
Kendall County voted for Rev.
Obst 201 to 68 but Comal
County with its larger amount
of voters came through with
270 for Wheeler and 89 for
Obst. Kendall and Comal coun-
ties cast 86% of the votes in
the four-county district in the
GOP primary.
In conceeding the loss of the
nomination Rev. Obst said:
“I wish to thank all those
Win instantly,
if the numbers on your card are the
GIFTS for all occasions —
Lay-A Way plans or terms to suit
your budget at
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1,274,424.03 I
73.000.00 1
10,000.00 2
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Lost Valley boasts the only golf course in the Bandera
area. And, laid in an oak tree setting over beautiful
rolling hills it is a real challenge. Golf carts and a pro
shop are provided for your convenience.
Notice of the Names of Persons
Appearing as the Owners of
Unclaimed Accounts Held By:
BOERNE STATE BANK
P.O. Box 760, Boerne, Texas 78006
This notice is given and pub-
lished pursuant to Section 3, Ar-
ticle 3272b, Revised Civil Statutes
of the State of Texas, in an effort
to locate persons who are the de-
positors or owners of amounts in
accounts that have remained in-
active or dormant according to
the provisions of Article 3272b
for more than seven (7) years.
The unclaimed amounts due the
depositors or owners listed herein
will be paid upon proof of owner-
ship at the office of the named
depository within nine (9)
months, and if unclaimed there-
after they may be subject to re-
port to and conservation by the
State Treasurer in accordance
with said Article 3272b.
Names of Missing Depositors
and Last Known Address:
Mary Louise Jackson, 812 Tay-
lor Ave., Mt. Vernon, Ill.
Oscar Sager, Boerne, Texas.
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--------------- of each day for a six-week
Mr. John Foxworthy of New period during September and
------- . who supported me as a candi-
George and family the past date for State Representative,
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981,577.95
1,964.524.00
635,326.08
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ASSETS
1. Cash balances with other banks, and cash items
in process of collection (Schedule D, item 7)
2. United States Government obligations
3. Obligations of States and political subdivisions
4. Securities of Federal agencies and corporations
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20. TOTAL DEPOSITS (items 13 to 19) 4,497,869.73 xxx xxx
(a) Total demand deposits (Schedule E,
1,264,523.37 xxx xxx
Tw chances to win, Camaro -A-Day Swepstakes.
We give you two numbers to match. Every day we’re offering a Camaro.
On each Double Dino Dollars card. The “Hugger.” And we’re offering you
Match either number with one on a chance to win one. -
another card, according to the rules Just match-up your Camaro-A-
on the back, and you win. Day sweepstakes number (there’s one
5.10.100.500. Or 2500 dollars. on every Double Dino Dollars card)
And you don’t have to buy any- with numbers your participating
thing to play. You just need a driver’s Sinclair dealer posts weekly.
6. Federal funds sold and securities purchased under
agreements to resell
7. Other loans and discounts (Schedule A, item 10
8. Bank premises, furniture and fixtures, and other
assets representing bank premises
9. Real estate owned other than bank premises
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Thursday, May 9, 1968
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CAPITAL ACCOUNTS
(a) Capital notes and debentures
(b) Preferred stock—total par value
No. shares outstanding
(c) Common stock—total par value
No. shares authorized 1400
No. shares outstanding 1400
(SEAL)
State of Texas, County of Kendall, ss:
Sworn to and subscribed before me this 30th day of April,
1968 and I hereby certify that I am not an officer or director of
this bank.
My commission expires 6-1-69 Ellene F. Masters, Notary Public
Kendall County, Texas
held recently in San Angelo.
Those winners and their con-
. tests are as follows: Range
3
Soell; Money Management
Qh Educational Activity—Debbie
Wellborn; Farm and Ranch
h, 1 Management Team Demon-
“ stration—Marcie Cox and Da-
)‘ ryl Rechenthin, and Entomol-
# ogy Contes t—Lewis Schu-
.8 chardt, Wayne Noll and Bud
h Bowman.
" In the junior division the
h following were blue ribbon
• winners: Community Improve-
ment Contest—Wendy Vogt
, and Audrey Wellborn and in
Clothing Educational Activity
h —Sherry Cox.
“ Those winning red ribbons
• 3 were: Range and Pasture
Grass Identification Contest—
Jerry Wiedenfeld, Jimmy
Klemstein, J. P. Schmidt, and
Robert Schmidt; Farm . and
Ranch Management Individual
Demonstration—C o n n ie Col-
lins ; Dairy Demonstration—
Barbara Zoeller and Carol Col-
lins; and Vegetable Prepara-
tion and Use Demonstration—
Cindy Peek and Sandra Mol-
denhauer.
Others participating in the
contest were: Food and Nutri-
tion Educational Activity—
Toni Ingram; Civil Defense
Demonstration — Karen and
Janis Rust; Food Show—-De-
nise Zoeller, Pat Collins, Cindy
Klemstein and Brenda Vogt;
Safety Demonstration—Becky
Alexander and Becky Vogt;
Natural Resources Demon-
stration—Lee and Larry
Leschper and Public Speaking
—Tim Downey.
FLOOR COVERING
Linoleum — Tile — Carpet
and all accessories at
McQuinn’s
Correct—Attest
E. W. Ebensberger
Fritz Sueltenfuss
W. E. Janensch
M. A. Shumard, Jr.
Directors
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Davis, William G., III. The Boerne Star (Boerne, Tex.), Vol. 63, No. 23, Ed. 1 Thursday, May 9, 1968, newspaper, May 9, 1968; Boerne, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1523992/m1/6/?q=%22%22~1: accessed August 15, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Patrick Heath Public Library.