A riddle game, Hessian dialect, and thanks to dedicated members characterized the evening.
As the Odenwald Club Groß-Gerau (OWK) reports, members and friends celebrated their fourth annual apple wine festival . More than 40 guests attended and enjoyed a convivial evening with culinary specialties, a quiz, and a performance by the Astheim Country Women's Association.
Welcome and thanks to all the dedicated helpers.
OWK Chairman Wolfgang Schmall and Ina Kohrs welcomed the guests. Under the motto "An apple a day keeps the doctor away!" – in Hessian dialect: "Eat an apple a day and your doctor will be poor" – each visitor received an apple from a large basket as a welcome gift.
added a special touch Hildegard Lochmüllerby preparing a handmade apple-shaped box filled with sweets for everyone present.
In his speech, Schmall emphasized the importance of the volunteers' commitment. Reiner Dietz and Annerose Kohlhaas presented small gifts as a token of appreciation to those who had made a special contribution to club life and the clubhouse.
Mystery surrounding 1,356 pumpkin seeds creates suspense
A guessing game attracted a lot of attention: Participants were asked to guess how many pumpkin seeds were in a large glass jar. Ina Kohrs finally revealed the answer – 1,356 seeds filled the jar.
The winners included Manfred Christ, Rosel Wolk, René Gogesch, Heinz Pitzer, Reinhold Rauch , and Roland Schuster, who were delighted with their attractively packaged prizes. These came from, among others, the Herbert butcher shop, the Horst cheese dairy , and Grunau beverages.
Dialect, music and a sweet ending
Another highlight of the evening was the performance by the Astheim Country Women's Association, who presented humorous skits in Hessian dialect. Neo Kohrs.
The sweet finale was homemade cakes baked by Ina Kohrs and Doris Heisel-Neumann, which quickly found many takers. The convivial evening concluded with brief closing remarks from Ina Kohrs and Wolfgang Schmall.
(GROSS-GERAU – RED/OWK)
