Dahls and Eggen Tour Arkansas Family News
Mr and Mrs Floyd Eggen and daughters visited Clifton on Friday August 4 and took E A Dahl and wife to Longview. Mrs Floyd Eggen presided over the church women group. They traveled Arkansas next stopping Murfreesboro Hot Springs Jasper and the Ozark scenery. Roy and Simon Bean families fished Galveston, bringing in about 30 red snapper and tuna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd E. Eggen
Clifton
E. A. Dahl
Longview
Floyd Eggen
Arkansas
Buffalo River
Illinois Bayou
Murfreesboro
Hot Springs
Jasper
Ozark Mountains
Eggen
Dahls
Roy Bean
Simon Bean
Galveston
Henkelman Huse Family Reunion Held August Sixth
The Henkelman Huse reunion gathered at the VFW Post Home in Clifton on Sunday August 6 with a noon covered dish meal and a doxology. Attendees included Ed and Anna Henkelman and many relatives from Fort Worth Brenham Mart Hubbard Lorena Dallas Bellmead Waco Crawford Clifton Lubbock Mor gan and College Station among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henkelman-Huse
VFW
Clifton
Ed Henkelman
Herman Manby
J. C. Parker
Shirley
Johnny
Bobby
Fort Worth
Ernest Buddenburg
Brenham
Marcus Freeman
Judy
Jeanie
Gene
Gary
Mart
Simon Jorgenson
Hubbard
Herbert Henkelman
Mike
Lorena
Melvin Huse
Jerry
Tommy
Dallas
Ed Huse
Bellmead
A. W. Hu
Hamilton
Albert Henkelman
Cathy
Helen
Charles R. Smith
Valley Mills
Joe Hill
Lubbock
Willie Giese
Ima Jean Giese
Elise Giese
Patricia Rohne
Crawfills Gap
Oscar Stapp
Larry
Jonabeth
Morgan
Woodrow Schneider
Woodrow Wayne
Herman Henkelman
F. W. Henkelman
Mary Sager
Gus Spitzer
Martha Hansen
Will Roetschke
James Finstad
Henry Knust
Alfred Henkelman
Walburg Church Wedding Joins Jacob and Ludwig Families
Miss Katherine Anne Jacob wed David J. Ludwig at Zion Lutheran Church Walburg on August 13. The ceremony featured family members as attendants and a four tier cake with sugar spun accents. Guests came from New York to Texas including New York City Missouri Illinois Wisconsin and several Texas towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Anne Jacob
Mr. Ludwig
Walburg Church
Bosque County
David J. Ludwig
Zion Lutheran Church
Walburg
Ben T. Jacob
Andice
Ernest Landgraf
Clifton
Paul W. Ludwig Sr
Gordonville
Missouri
Ivan Olson
Austin
Ted Ludwig
St. Louis
Bonnie McGinnis
New York City
New York
Clifford Lundquist
Georgetown
Elizabeth Ludwig
Marilyn Morgan
Shreveport
Louisiana
Eunice Werling
Shawano
Wisconsin
Maid of Honor
John Ludwig
Beaumont
Oliver Schwansch
Jon Emil Kasperick
Jacob
Concordia Teachers College
River Forest
Illinois
Women’s Council
International Relations Club
Ebenezer Lutheran School
Navasota High School
Concordia Junior College
Ludwig
Concordia Senior College
Fort Wayne
Indiana
Concordia Theological Seminary
Washington University
Ludwig-Jacob
Texas
Dallas
Houston
Huntsville
Giddings
Brenham
Navasota
Belton
Lampasas
Corpus Christi
Waco
Temple
Immanuel Ladies Aid Meeting Report and Social Notes
Immanuel Lutheran Church Ladies Aid met in the church basement on August 3 for their regular monthly session. Reports included memorial of Mrs Adolph Wiede and a LWML convention report from Mrs B A Matthews noting future meetings in Kansas City 1963. A party on August 16 and Bible class time change were announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Immanuel Lutheran Church Ladies Aid
Charles Fehler Jr
S. T. Selios
Adolph Wiede
Lutheran Women’s Missionary League
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
LWML
Kansas City
Kansas
Hugo Landgraf
Calvert Bernhardt
Leo Albrecht
Ernest Landgraf
Nealy McDougal
Woodrow Schneider
W. F. Rolf
Herbert Leck
Membrs
Matthews
W. M
Bob) Zuehlke
Hans Mansur
Also Mentioned on This Page
A. Dahls, Floyd Eggens
Bekkelund
S. Ave. I
Aigedus
Colvert's Prescription Pharmacy
Guy Lockhart
College Station
Mr. Lockhart
John Lockhart
Mayme Knox
California
Lockhart
George Air Force Base
Texas A. & M
Immanuel Ladies Aid
Jack Vanetta
Albert Spitzer
Garnersville
Mr. Vanetta
Clifton Record
Franklin
E. E. Schow
Iredell
J. N. Fallis
Fallis
THE
Clifton, Texas
Joe Little
South Avenue
5Th St
Avenue H
GAP Implement Company
Cranfills Gap
Reierson & Strand
America
Actics
Stevens Motor & Implement Company
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