Local Union Church Hosts Lin deman Komar Wedding
The United Evangelicial and Reformed Church of Ben Arnold hosted the September 4 ceremony for Miss Leola Lindeman and John C. Komar Jr. The couple, with families from Burlington Cameron and Ben Arnold, exchanged vows in a formal double ring service with music by the Youth Choir. The reception followed at Cameron’s Knights of Columbus Hall and included a barbecue supper before a short wedding trip to Austin.
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United Evangelicial and Reformed Church of
Ben Arnold
Leola Lindeman
John C. Komar
Ben Lindeman
Burlington
Albert Petrich
Max Schuetze
Gene Friemel
Cameron
D. S. Jaynes
Alice Lucko
Mrs Brady Hosts Coffee at Buckholts Country Home
Mrs. Leon Brady entertained a small group at her ranch style home near Buckholts for a morning coffee event from 10 to 12 with eight guests served in a candlelit dining room. Out of town guests included Mrs. Bruce Story of Baton Rouge and Miss Pauline Flathmann of New Orleans.
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Leon Brady
Buckholts
Bruce Story
Baton Rouge
E. B. Hyer
Pauline Flathmenn
New Orleans
Austin
Parma Radio Service Offers All Makes
Parma Radio Service provides repair and maintenance for radios and televisions of all brands. The shop emphasizes expert diagnostics, affordable rates, and quick turnaround for Parma residents.
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Radio and Television
Parma Radio
Geo L Schroeder Honored On 70th Birthday Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Geo L Schroeder marked his 70th birthday with a turkey dinner at home on Sunday. Attending were children Arthur Inge and family of Buckholts, B A Miller and sons of Lexington, and Emil Schröder and wife from Sharp, plus other guests from Sharp.
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Geo. L. Schroeder
Mr. Schroeder
Arthur Inge
Buckholts
B. A. Miller
Lexington
Emil Schroeder
Sharp
Buckholts Bride Weds Wendler At Bartlett Church
Miss Betty Burdette daughter of Buckholts ties knot with Logan Wendler son of Holland at St John s Lutheran Bartlett in a candlelit ceremony. Rev Probst officiates with music by Mrs Goodnight and Grace Brigham. Attendants include maid Ruby Burdette and best man Kenneth Lindemann. A reception follows at Bartlett American Legion hall.
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Betty Ray Burdette
T. B. Burdette
Buckholts
Logan Wendler
Willie Wendler
Holland
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Bartlett
Walter G. Probst
Edward Goodnight
Grace Brigham
San Marcos
College
Ruby Burdette
Kenneth Lindemann
Houston
Glenwood Wendler
Charles Krause
Bartlett American Legion Hall
LaNelle Kuehl
Cameron
Kathryn Krause
Mrs. Vince Krupicka Celebrated With Surprise Birthday Dinner
Mrs. Vince Krupicka of Buckholts was honored Sunday September 5 at a surprise birthday dinner at her home. Attending were her children and spouses including A F Vybiral Alvin Pfannstiel Alvin Krupicka Rev Henry Brown and A J Krupicka many from WaKoo and Heidenhammer. The meal featured a chicken dinner with all trimmings and a centerpiece birthday cake.
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Vince Krupicka
Buckholts
A. F. Vybiral
Alvin Pfannstiel
Krupicka
Heidenhammer
Alvin Krupicka
Henry Brown
A. J. Krupicka
Wa- CO
Burke Family Holds Reunion Here Labor Day Weekend
Members of the J. C. Burke family gathered at Mrs. Emma Langdon’s home over Labor Day weekend for the annual reunion. Dinner was served on both Sunday and Monday. Flowers adorned the living and dining rooms. Out of town guests included Mrs. Fred Graves and sons David and John Burke of Dallas, Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Clark and daughter Carolyn of Houston, Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Schulz, Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Schulz and C. A. Schulz of Temple, and Mr. and Mrs. Gen. Peseh of Mesquite.
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J. C. Burke
Emma Langdon
Fred Graves
David
John Burke
Dallas
W. S. Clark
Carolyn
Houston
M. D. Schulz
Adram Schulz
C. A. Schulz
Temple
Gen. Peseh
Mosquite
Group Returns From Colorado Tour
Mrs. M. G. Cox and Misses Mildred Thornton and Mary Joyce Cox of Houston returned Sunday from a two week vacation in Colorado and the mid west. They spent several days at Estes Park and visited Denver viewing meat and other places of interest. The trip was by car and featured scenic views both ways.
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M. G. Cox
Mildred Thornton
Mary Joyce Cox
Houston
Colorado
Mid-West
Estes Park
Denver
J Wilson Observes 86th Birthday at Cameron Home
J W Wilson quietly marked his 86th birthday on Tuesday September 7 at his Cameron residence. A longtime resident of over 40 years, he remains active and is the father of Mrs. Charles Knipp and Leman Wilson.
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J. W. Wilson
Mr. Wilson
Cameron
Charles Knipp
Leman Wilson
F A Mareks Attend 100th Birthday for Jo seph Motl
Mr and Mrs F A Marek and Amos of Cameron attended the 100th birthday party for Joseph Motl at Seaton. The event featured a large cake and a loving cup from the S P J S T with Edward Marek of Temple presenting. Motl is noted for outliving an insurance policy and receiving an endowment. A barbecue supper followed the program.
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F. A. Marek
Amos
Cameron
Joseph Motl
Seaton
Motl
S.P.J.S.T
Edward Marek
Temple
Mot
Texas
Evelyn Klapka and James Burnett Wed in Simple Sept. Ceremony
Evelyn Klapka and James Walter Burnett united in a double ring ceremony at 6 p.m. on September 2 at the First Baptist parsonage in Lexington with Rev. Horce White officiating. Miss Klapka, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Klapka of Yarrellton, and Mr. A. L. Burnett of Jones Prairie, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Burnett, exchanged vows. The bride wore a blue two piece suit with navy and grey accessories and pink carnation corsage. They planned a short wedding trip to Buchanan Dam and Longhorn Caverns and reside on Butte Avenue in Cameron.
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Bestman
Gene Friemel
Cameron
Raymond Lindeman
Burlington
Bill Crenna
Knights of Columbus
Alfred Gelner
Austin
Evelyn Klapka
James Walter Burnett
First Baptist
Lexington
Horce Whitesides
Miss Klapka
L. W. Klapka
Yarrellton
A. L. Burnett
Jones Prairie
Buchanan Dam
Longhorn Caverns
Butte Avenue
Burnett
Yoe
Yoe High School
Alcoa Aluminum Co. of America
Rockdale
GE outlook for growth through atomic energy and new tech
General Electric executives project rapid industrial progress in the coming decade, driven by atomic energy applications and electronic machinery. They predict gas turbine advances will improve transport and power plants, home appliances will become more useful, and the G E transistor will enable many new devices, creating thousands of jobs.
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General Electric
G. E
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Betty Burdette
Mr. Logan Wendler
Burke
J. Wilson
F. A. Mareks
James Burnett
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