Leona Frnka Weds Arnold Holub in San Antonio
May 1921 society notes announce Leona Frnka daughter of Mr and Mrs John F Frnka and Arnold H Holub of Flatonia wed April 28 at Santa Rosa Infirmary San Antonio. also nine Odd Fellows initiates, May Day party, plus local visits and speeches across Eagle Lake and Houston area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Frnka
Leona
Arnold H. Holub
Flatonia
Santa Rosa Infirmary
San Antonio
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
A. R. McCreary
H. McRee
Richard Ney
Chas. Deutsér
Reading
E. L. Beckman
A. J. Edwards
Chas. P. Salladay
E., Petolver
Chr Church Episcopal Guild
C. H. Brosig
W. A. Bender
Valentine
Nebraska
George W. Cross, Jr
Annie Webb
Chicago
J. B. Armstrong
Kyle
Belle Nail
Okinawa Invasion Report From First Sergeant Albert Janik
First Sergeant Albert Janik reports from Okinawa that he planted the first American flag an hour after invasion began, writing from a foxhole 200 yards from Japanese lines. He notes 25 days on the front, describes the rugged terrain, local inhabitants called Olinawans, and his Purple Heart wounds. Also mentions Bernice Semora joining ABE Store after Davis resignation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Janik
R. Janik
East Bernard
Lewis Kopecky
Eagle Lake
Okinawa
Janik
Leyte
Westinghouse Adds Illumination Data Amid Cemetery Cleanup Appeal
Westinghouse reports on lighting for Liberty Statue and notes bulb replacement habits as Mayor Gravey appeals Negro cemetery lot owners to fund and assist in weed and rubbish removal at U. B. F. Cemetery adjacent to Masonic Cemetery. Beatrice King and Betty Davis to coordinate owner duties. Nora B. Weir of Houston visited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel G. Hibben
Westinghouse Lamp Division
Germany
Mr. Hibben
Westinghouse
America
E. W. Gravey
Masonic Cemetery
Griff Thomas, Sr
Beatrice King
Betty Davis
Nora B. Weir
Houston
Nannie Barrow
Home From Fall Markets in St Louis and Chicago
Mrs. C. R. Curry returned from a twenty three day trip to St. Louis Missouri and Chicago Illinois. She visited fall markets selecting merchandise for the J. B. Smith Company. In Chicago she stayed with the family of her sister Mrs. M. Davidson in Highland Park. Mrs J F Ulery of Waco visited Mayor and Mrs H W Graves on Sunday. She was joined by Mr and Mrs Harry E Terrell from Houston as they spent the day with the family of C E Evoryitt Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ewes
DR. Gaylor
San Antonio
Smith
Wharton
W. A. Northington
W. C. Dixon
Houston
Moray
Mire
Alex Border, Jr
Sid Border
Hingerford
R. L. Goodlett
J. C. Slovak
Rugeley-Blasingame
P. J. Yachel
Northington
Donald Olevenhaus
Barker
Hubert Hodges
Gines
Ark
B. A. .Arnold
Arnold
Eva Hudgins
J. J. New
Melba Lou New
Luling
F. A. Hoeninghaus
Eagle Lake
Jeff Matthews
Glen Flora
L. H. Obenhaus
Mentor Northington
RL. Goodlett
C. R. Foulk
J. C. Malone
Georgia May Malone
Commander Bolton
Texas
Mobile
Alabama
Callison
Christian Sunday School
J. W. McCarty
Ellen Roscher
Robert Martin
Emanuel Roos
Marshall
Missouri
M. Theuman
Catholic Sewing Circle
Main Street
Ida Isenhower
Ruth Clipson
Lissie
Austin
Ruth Causey
Lissie School
W. H. Korthauer
Burton
Washington County
United States
Korthauer
L. D. [Roberts
William Schultz
Columbus
BR. W. Hott
Dorothy Louise Lott
Clarence Jennings
Oklahoma City
Carty
C. R. Curry
St. Louis
Chicago
J. F. Ulery
Waco
H. W. Graves
Harry E. Terrell
C, E, Evyoritt
Juniors Edge Seniors In Lively Football Classic
In the first annual Junior Senior grid clash the Juniors of Eagle Lakers defeated the Seniors 14 to 0. Juniors scored two touchdowns and a touchback while Lt Ernest Frnke added a field goal for the lone Seniors score. The crowd was small but enthusiastic as the Juniors enjoyed a decisive victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagle Lakers
Eagles
Ernest Frnke
Also Mentioned on This Page
Roo
Mighty
First National Bank
Egypt
John Kearney
Kay
Janice Davis
Bay City
E. R. Mooney
Sue
Mary Catherine
Edwards
Strickland Insurance Agency
Automobile and Casualty
Sam H. Broyles
Mgr
Okinawa Island
Bernice Semora
A, Be, Store
Edwin Davis
Louis
Rors F
Pepal-Cola Company
Long Tdond City
J. Y
Pepsi-Cola Botitling Company
Welmar
Texan
Europe
Poland
Pearl Harbor
Japan
Texas Southeastern
Fas Company
H.C. Frizzell
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