Wunderlich Kramer wed in Holy Ghost Lutheran Church
Miss Nora Wunderlich and Eli Kramer were married at Holy Ghost Lutheran Church on Tuesday at 3 PM in a double ring ceremony. Rev O Lindenberg officiated with Viola Wunderlich as maid of honor and Henry Wunderlich as best man. The couple will reside in Mountain Home after a West Texas honeymoon.
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Holy Ghost Lutheran Church
Nora Wunderlich
Otto Wunderlich
Eli Kramer
Albert Kramer
O. Lindenberg
Viola Wunderlich
Wanda Fuhrmann
Henry Wunderlich
Clarence Kramer
Miss Wunderlich
Miss Fuhrmann
Miss Stein and Lester Petermann Wed in Kitchen Shower
Miss Merlee Stein, who became bride of Lester Lee Petermann on Sunday July 14, received a kitchen shower at Sunnyside Tavern from hostesses Mrs H J Waugh Miss Marcella Petermann and Miss Ruby Dietrich. Guests viewed gifts as flowers and a ship centerpiece decorates the room.
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Merlee Stein
Lester Lee Petermann
Sunnyside Tavern
H. J. Waugh
Marcella Petermann
Ruby Dietrich
Joe Stein
Ernst Petermann
Miss Stein
Friends Host Surprise Party for Louise Schulze
Eleven guests attended a surprise party the Monday before Louise Schulze's departure with her mother Mrs. G A Schulze and sisters for Panama. The event at Mr. and Mrs. Nolan Brown's home featured bunco under a pink and blue crepe decorated oak, with ham sandwiches fries angel food cake and fruit punch. Parting gifts were given to the guest of honor. Mesdames Wilburn and Nolan Brown assisted in serving.
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Louise Schulze
G. A. Schulze
Panama
Nolan Brown
Betty Ann Brown
Kathleen Gold
Beatrice Seipp
Goldine Herber
Bunco
Hoon
Mesdames Wilburn
Miss Grosenbacher Weds Royston Lucksinger at Holy Ghost Church
Miss Evelyn Grosenbacher daughter of Mr and Mrs Ernst Grosenbacher and Royston Lucksinger son of Mr and Mrs Henry Lucksinger of Barnet married at Holy Ghost Lutheran Church on Sunday July 14 at 5 30 pm The ceremony was conducted by Rev O Lindenberg with organist Mrs Lindenberg The couple will reside in Burnet where the groom works at Buchanan Dam.
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Holy Ghost Lutheran Church
Evelyn Grosenbacher
Ernst Grosenbacher
Royston Lucksinger
Henry Lucksinger
Barnet
Lindenberg
Lester Grosen
Bacher
Dorothy May Schneider
Francis Grant
San Antonio
Rev
O. Lindenberg
Lindenbrg
Ray Schneider
Lucksinger
Burnet
Buchanan Dam
Holy Ghost Young People Elect Society Officers
The Holy Ghost Lutheran Church Young People's Society met last Sunday night for its monthly session in the church educational building. Annabel Lochte led scripture and prayer, Bernice Scherer played piano, Laura Usener read a poem, Elise Lang gave a prose reading, and Helen Weirich conducted a Bible quiz. Ora Usener was elected president, with Annabel Lochte as vice president Dorothy Klaerner secretary and Willie Mae Habenicht treasurer. Thirty two members attended.
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Young People’s Society of the Holy Ghost Lutheran Church
Annabel Lochte
Bernice Scherer
Laura Usener
Elise Lang
Helen Weirich
Ora Usener
Dorothy Klaerner
Willie Mae Habenicht
Morning Bridge at Mrs Petmecky’s Home
Friday morning eight guests attended a breakfast at Mrs William Petmecky’s home featuring peaches omelets doughnuts and coffee. Bridge followed with Mrs Lorence Feller posting high score and Mrs Walter McKay second. Mrs Marshall Jecker won the cut prize. Giant zinnias brightened the scene.
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William Petmecky
Maier
Bridge
Lorence Feller
Walter McKay
Marshall Jecker
Bronson Family Visits Kin in Local Holiday Scene
Mr and Mrs Christian Brown and their two sons have traveled from San Francisco to spend a month with Mr Brown's mother Mrs Jost and other relatives, sharing in family time and local ties.
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Christian Brown
San Francisco
Mr. Brown
Jost
Social club notes on bridge and social meetings
Members of the Kaffeefraenzchen and other clubs met across the week for bridge and social gatherings. High scores were earned by Mrs. Alex Durst and Mrs. Eugene Schmidt among others, with guests including Mrs. E H Riley and Mrs. Walter Kolmeier. The Homemakers Guild hosted at the new Durst home near Cross Mountain with quilts on display. Next week’s socials planned at Mrs. Laurie Wells and Mrs. Charles Dubray.
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Kaffeefraenz Chen
Nannie Striegler
E. H. Riley
Wesley Gold
John J. Metzger
Alex Frantzen
Theo Heep
Alex Durst
Emil Juenke
William Schroeder, Jr
Jolly Six Club
Chester Cordes
Felix Heep
Mesdame
Eugene Schmidt
Harold Schoenewolf
Cross Mountain
Homemakers Guild
Elle Holecamp
Mary Louise Klingelhoefer
Tyrus Cox
Victor Nixon
Mesdames
Guido Klett
Harold Brelsford
Verne Spiva
Elizabeth Walter
Hayden Osbourn
Kermit Striegler
Walter McKay
Laurie Wells
Centennial Club
Alvin Davidson
Milton Petermann
Harry Davis
Henry Schmidt
Schmidt
Social clubs report quiet season ahead
Mrs. Otto Burgdorf hosted her bridge club with out of town guests Mesdames Harry Rusen berger Max Henke and Norman Keller. High scores went to Mrs. Eric Juenke and Mrs. Kurt Keidel as the Pinochle Club met at the Savebiels with prizes awarded to Mrs Ernest Hohmann Louis Kordzik Jr and others. Busy Bee Club hosted by Miss Meta Hohmann with a two course lunch. August break announced and September plans noted.
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Otto Burgdorf
Harry Rusenberger
Max Henke
Norman Keller
Eric Juenke
Kurt Keidel
Victor Savebiel
Ernest Hohmann
Louis Kordzik, Jr
Edgar Kordzik
Charles Dolezal
Ernst Hohmann
Busy Bee Club
Redding Records 114 Degree July Heat Tie All‑Time High
The temperature at Redding California reached 114 degrees on July 19 tying the city’s all-time high set on September 12, 1945.
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Redding
Calif
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Standard Society
Julia
Estill
Wunderlich-Kramer
Miss Grosenbacher
R. Lucksinger
Holy Ghost Young People’s Society
Mrs. Petmecky
Cardus
Jas. A. Schmulen
Kours
America
Meta Hohmann
Use,a
Ball Brothers Company
Muncie, Ind
International Tailoring
Saenger & Ochs
Phot
San Antonio, Texas
Bar-B-Q
Gay Kilman
W. Main Street
P. O. Box
Graham
Angin
Glaviol
Fant Milling Company
Sherman, Texas
Glaviola's
Glaviola
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