Fischer Bowling Club

10/09/2026

Willkommen zum Fischer am Frietagen

Welcome to another edition of Our Walls Can Talk. This time we decided to showcase some of our past Mixed Trophy Bowling Winners in honor of Fischer hosting Comal County Mixed Trophy Bowling this weekend.

Good Luck to all teams competing this weekend.

Honoring our Past • Embracing our Future • We are Fischer

10/09/2026

Tag a friend and share the post!! Next Bowling League starting soon!🎳😊

10/04/2026

Celebrity sighting at Fischer Hall. No matter what school you root for, Bevo at Fischer Hall is pretty awesome!!

10/02/2026

Willkommen zum Fischer am Freitagen

Fischer Hall served as a community location for weddings, school functions, socials, masked balls, dances and theatrical plays. One of the productions held at the hall was a musical comedy called “Always in Trouble”. Several younger adults of the community , known as ‘The Young People of Fischer Store’, displayed their thespian talents for the local crowd on May 20, 1923. A dance followed the play and the music was provided by a community band known as York’s Creek Orchestra from Hays County. Entertainment and bands would gradually change over the years at Fischer Hall by keeping up with the current styles and trends of the day. To be continued….

Honoring our Past • Embracing our Future • We are Fischer

09/26/2026

Willkommen zum Fischer am Freitagen

As stated earlier, in the early days of Fischer Hall, the society was hosting frequent dances with bands from neighboring communities. During this time, there were no incidents that occurred like those that had plagued the earlier organization. Unfortunately, bad luck prevailed once again. The last act of violence known to happen at a society dance occurred on March 10, 1917 at a masquerade ball. A Comal County Sheriff Deputy attempted to arrest George Burkhardt for questioning in regards to a watch taken in a recent burglary. George produced a gun he had hidden in his boot and proceeded to shoot and kill the deputy. In a tragic ironic twist, the deputy was Alfred Otto Fischer - the eldest son of Otto and Adolphine Fischer, the very family who had donated the land used to build Fischer Hall. Deputy Fischer was the second Comal County Deputy killed in the line of duty. He was laid to rest at the Fischer Cemetery. To be continued….

Honoring our Past • Embracing our Future • We are Fischer

09/24/2026

Purchase your tickets from a FISCHER BOWLING CLUB BOARD MEMBER now before they are sold out!!!

09/24/2026