Deaths in Buckholts Reflect Local Faith and Family Ties
Mrs. K Henderson of Bryant Station died suddenly at 6 30 pm May 16 1940 while visiting son in Buckholts. She was born July 10 1870 in Newton Alabama and lived mostly in Milam County. Survived by husband Kneadbum Henderson and two sons and five children total. Funeral at Buckholts Baptist Church conducted by Rev P L Caperton. Interment South Elm. Pallbearers named. Also noted is the death of Mrs Rosa Meyer at 6 30 pm May 14 in Buckholts after 12 weeks illness. She was born October 1 1851 in Cerman Czechoslovakia and married John Meyer in 1875. Five children survive. Funeral at Moravian Lutheran Church with interment at Corinth cemetery.
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K. Henderson
Bryant Station
E. J. Kahler
Buckholts
Henderson
J. D. Holland
Newton
Alabama
Texas
Milam County
Kneadbum Henderson
Baptist Church
Sam Hender
Buckholts Baptist Church
P. L. Caperton
Cameron
South Elm
John Meyer
J. R. Slovacek
Ed Kolba
Jack Barnes
E. B. Hyer
Buford McMillion
Les Holland
Carl Stephens
Dublin
Rosa Meyer
Emma Meyer
Heyer
John Jansa
Cermnan
Czechoslovakia
America
Galveston
Austin Mty
Marakville
Buckhouts
Otto Meyer
J. &. Stowacek
Martin Rubac
Ema Meyer
Moravian Lutheran Church
Joseph Bartom
Granger
T. D
Tin Visits Ezzell Parents After St. Louis Trip
Tin visited her parents Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Ezzell this weekend as they were en route home from St. Louis where they had spent their vacation with his parents.
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Tin
Mrs. W. H. Ezzell
St. Louis
Rally of Evangelical and Reformed Women’s Union Held at Vogelsang
The Federation of Evangelical and Reformed Women’s Union gathered at Vogelsang church in Waco region on May 8 with 147 women and 6 pastors. Rev F C Rueggebers led devotions, Mrs W C Woodfin presided, and Miss Leona Poppe spoke on The Lone Star Larger Parish. New officers were installed, and the day featured meals by Vogelsang ladies and songs led by Alice Friemel.
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Vogelsang
Federation of Evangencial and Reformed Woman's Union
Waco
F. C. Rueggebers
Dallas
C. S. Colline
English Guild
W. C. Woodfin
Federation
Helen Schowe
Houston
Burlington
W. Wuerz
Otto
Leona Poppe
Somerville
Burleson
Washington
Lone Star
Mra
Ki. Kalkbrenner
C. Wolff
Alice Friemel
Arnold Erwin Convicted of Cotton Seed Theft
A District Court jury found Arnold Erwin guilty of stealing cotton seed from the J. A. Ely farm near Gause in January 1989. He was sentenced to two years in state prison.
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Arnold Erwin
J. A. Ely
Gause
Milano seniors hear baccalaureate sermon and plan diplomas
Rev Clarence Lockey delivered the Baccalaureate Sermon to Milano High School seniors. Thirteen seniors will receive diplomas Friday night, May 24. Numerous daily visits and family gatherings are noted among Milano residents and guests from Houston, Dallas, and surrounding towns.
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Clarence Lockey
Marlin
Milano High School
Eg Fowler of Friendship Visits Cameron on Business
Eg Fowler from Friendship was in Cameron on Friday for business matters.
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Eg Fowler
Friendship
Cameron
Hodges Couple Teaching Couple Visit Cameron on Business
Mr and Mrs J Fred Hodges Burlington public school teachers were in Cameron on business Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Fred Hodges
Burlington Public
Cameron
First Christian Church Service and Bible School Notice
May 26 194 . Bible School at 9 45 morning worship at 11 am Christian Endeavor and Evening service dismissed for Yee High Bar calaureate Lamar Hocker pastor.
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Bible School
Christian Endeavor
Yee High Barcalaureate
Mrs Bill Push and Dancak women shop in Waco
Mrs Bill Push along with Helen Dancak and Frances Dancak were seen shopping in Waco on Wednesday.
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Bill Push
Helen Dancak
Frances Dancak
Waco
Birthday celebration for Mrs James of Ad Hall gathers many kin
The second birthday of Mrs James of Ad Hall was marked Sunday with a reunion at the home of Mr and Mrs G A James. Dinner was picnic style and a rodeo followed in the afternoon with numerous relatives and friends in attendance from San Angelo Marlin Abilene Bryant Station and Bartlett among others.
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Sam Swartys
Helen Brannon
Houston
Charlie Brannon
Ida Howes
Bryan
Martha Baggett
Dallas
G. W. Mullins
San Antonio
Milano
San Gabriel
Willie Grigesby
Gause
Ora Timmons
Mr. James
Ad Hall
G. A. James
F. M. Johnson
LaVerne
Birdie Mae
Betty Jo
San Angelo
Will Reichle
Herbert
Sammy Lee
Micagel Shelburn
Marlin
A C. Odon
Elmo Odom
Abilene
Robert Wheeler
Milard Pybarn
A. J. Grabener
J. W. Grabener
Ura Deap Grabener
C. B. Graham
Mary Beth
Lonnie
Bobbie
Bryant Station
Nig Moody
Alex Black
Will Burrough
Billy
Rock
Bed Amet Ete Ies A Re Qi Aary
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Mrs
Kay Henderson
Sam Henderson
G. L. Hollen
T. V. Adams
Austin
Mary Zajick
South Carolina
Frank Brown
Nancy Jame
Howston
Sydney Clint
Aus
Mrs. Oliver New
Bob Sloan
Sand Grove
Dan Robinson
Caldwell
Mary Brannon
Mart
W. F. Hooker
Jewell
Frank
Allen Kirkland
Marjorie Elam
Joe Weldon Bailey
U.S
Duserk Pharmacy
First Christian Church
Lamar Hocker
John Barron
N. E
Hugh Powell
Lee Hall
Louie L. Gerick
Albert
Otto Gerick
Alfred Gerick
John Kamenicky
Adolph Kamenicky
Frank Hosley
John Henry Glass
Johnny Fay Glass
Joe Kennedy
Alvin Hosley
Sam Lawhorn
Co. M. Dodd
Vv. B. Melear Jr
L. N. Sikes
Kenneth Nabours
Albina Lesikar
Burnice Talley
Ruth E. Knapp
Sam Lewellen
R. McCutehun
Bartlett
Anton Merka
Albina, Lee
Thomas Merka
Ben- Minnienie Jerrell M‘orali
Mirs Evelyn Urban
Belmena
Vinigar
HEINZ
Libby
Pearl
Hostess
Pillsbury’s
Lipton
Amet Ete
Tai
Tee Teee
Jamerohnson
Omers
Ein & Pelien
Ear Paper
Genuime Fobnsen
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