Birthday Celebration for Gus Thiele With Wide Guest List
On Sunday May 4 Gus Thiele of Valley Mills celebrated birthday with a dozen children, 26 grandchildren and 29 great grandchildren attending at his country home. Aged relatives from Clifton Andice Dallas Waco Brenham Hempstead and Eastland joined for an afternoon of photos and cake. Several relatives could not attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus Thiele
Route 3
Valley Mills
Belton
Leo Freedman
Albert Thiele
Dan Wellkler
Rs RH Wenzel
Waco
Gus Jarosekew
Sky and Son
Brenham
Henry Schumacher
Hempstead
A. G. Sunder and Son
Cisea
the Sterners
Dallas
Wenzel and
Tally
Thiele
Turkey Farm Hens End Laying Cycle Nears End
Turkey farm hens finish laying as next week likely final. Eggs to be gathered and sent to Thompson Hatchery for hatching with new poults to be raised on the Thompson Hall farm. Family visit notes include Mr and Mrs Ashcraft and children from Stephenville to Cleburne, with relatives in Stephenville and Ranger Junior College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm E. Thompson
H. P. Hall
Isoo
Aberashant
Gene
Liiva
Stephenie
Cleburne
Stephenville
Ms. Ashcraft
Ce Inlaw
K. Flowers
Don
Ranger Junior’ College
Ed. Baker
Lee Asheratt
Walnut Springs H C Club Tests Pressure Cookers
The Walnut Springs Home Demonstration Club met May 5 1952 in the Home Economics Room. M Raveor opened the meeting with the club’s game led by Mrs Allen Edwards recreation leader. Mrs Chas Buckingham demonstrated testing cookers during the week and Friday’s meeting nine were tested. Members voted for a one day picnic and discussed sewing machines cakes sold and leathercraft and textile gaining for the year. Hostesses were Mrs Olen Valwavele and Mrs Ray Shiptiau who served cake and ice cream to 13 members and one guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut Springs
Publichoors
M. Raveor
Allen Edwards
Chas. Buckingham
Eva Vanner
Darren Will
Iaay —Lopwter
Knudson Attends Production Credit Convention in Texas
David Knudson Rose County field representative for the Production Credit Association spent Wednesday through Monday at a convention in San Antonio. Mrs Kiit om accompanied him as they visited with family in Dallas and at the home of Mrs Wallace in CentraIs Gap, returning to roll call on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Knudson
Rose County
Producn Credit Association
San Antonio
Production Credit Association
Tesas
Kiitom
Monty
de Lewis
Waller Johnson
Allace
Dallas
W. Wallace
Johnson
Wallace
Conrad Knudson
Ceantils Gap
Fairview H. D. Club Hosts Ice Cream Supper Night
Members of the Home Demonstration Club joined Mrs. Dalton Bland for an ice cream supper Saturday night. Several visitors list March evening church plans and social calls with neighbors including Mrs. Wendell Rearden and Bearden family members. A chain of visits and dinners followed through Sunday with local households in Fairview and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalton Bland
Rother Connor
Wendell Rearden
Bearden
Chester Bhintan
Beiain
Lilly
Waco
John Slut
Weatherland
Daltonshane
Pere Downe
Daney
Victor Thiele
Albert Eke
Chinen
Wontell- Bearden
Jehndreyt
Anit
Albert Gull
Cutan Sunt
Audie Bearden
Werutell Beauton
Army Day Parade in Waco Set for Friday
An invitation was sent to residents in 60 Central Texas communities to attend the Armed Forces Day parade in Waco. The event will start Friday at 2:00 p.m. with cadet units and top officers from Central Texas. The U S Marine Corps color guards and other service representatives will participate in the procession through downtown Waco and along Austin Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waco
Tejas
Austin Avent
Fray At
Austin Avene
Cadet de Eam
Tsa Central Texage
U. S. Marine Corpa
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Temmer
Ben T, Jacob
Andice
Ole M. Aanenson
John Fenter
Henry Ster ‘Ner
Fehr
Joe Boochs
Temple
Oklahoma
Worsham
Burrell F
Attorney-Al-Law
Texas
Turkey Farm
Walnut Springs H. C. Club
Charlie's Cafe
Home OF Good Eats
Wep 30
Headascerantee Ts
Eid
America
Hee Ceeeria
Pontiac Company
Fairview News
H. D
DR. Miller Eld
Hulme Humble
Clifton Corner
Omar
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