Parker family social notes from Kerrville area
Jo Anne Kinsey details a flurry of visits and gatherings around Parker relatives in Harper, Junction, Fredericksburg, and Kerrville. Entries mention Antoinette Parker, Oren Parker, Jess Parker, Dubois Parker, Walter Parker, and others attending birthdays, barbecues, and Sunday visits with extended kin and friends, plus trips to Driftwood and San Antonio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antoinette Parker
Oren Parker
Brr
Vester Parker
Dorothy Mae
Harper
Earl Baker
Jess .Parker
J. H. Parker
Carolyn
Bill Wright
Whi Jr
Mary Caroline Sykes
Walter Parkeer
Dubois Parker
Big Rock
Devils River
Carlos Parker
Buzzy
Jess Parker
Aubreyere
Walter Parker Jr
O. Buskey
Tom Parker
Bill Berry
Vester B. Parker
Junction Saturay
Ericksburg
Cherrie
Kelly
Walter Parker
Antoinette
Joe
Schreiner Jobes
Junction
Gilbert Anderegg
Dorothy Mae Parker
Mills
Kerrville
Bill Jr
Anderson Kinsey
Scotty
Pinky Brown
Mason
W. B. Brown III
Pinky
W. B. Brown Jr
Roger Parker
Driftwood
San Antonio
New Braunfels
San Marcos
Jo Anne Kinsey
Doyle Parker
Cecil Parker
Belmore Roberts
Jo Anne
Aubrey
Gene Royce
Local residents visiting Kerrville and nearby towns
Reporter Worth Duderstadt stayed with Mr. and Mrs. De Bode in Kerrville. S/Sgt. Gus Camp of Big Springs visited the Whitewood and Schmidt families. E R Brown and daughter visited Harper. Rev Deikel from San Antonio stayed with the Schmidt family. Spencer Brown visited Robi. Helen Kirchoff and Audray Whitewood joined meetings. Rollie Peril and others joined a supper at the Whitewoods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worth Duderstadt
de Bode
Kerrville
Gus. Camp
Big Springs
John Whitewood
E. R. Brown
Harper
Deikel
San Antonio
David Schmidt
Spencer Brown
Robi. Whitewood
Sam Honig
Helen Kirchoff
Milton Dyer
Audray
Fred Whitewood
Junction
Rollie Peril
W. O. Brown
Birthday greetings and local social notes
Mrs. Fred Whitewood marked a birthday while Mr. and Mrs. Milton Dyer shopped in Harper. Miss Madge Whitewood stayed in Harper with Mrs. W. O. Brown. Mr. and Mrs. Felix Kensing shopped in Fredericksburg. Spencer Brown and S/Sgt. Gus Camp joined a barbecue at Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Ellebracht in honor of Sgt. Milton Bode home from overseas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Whitewood
Milton Dyer
Harper
Madge Whitewood
W. O. Brown
Felix Kensing
Fredericksburg
John Whitewood
Spencer Brown
Gus Camp
Alfred Ellebracht
Milton Bode
World War II Memorial Citations Read at Louis Jordan Post
The Louis Jordan Post 244 Texas honors deceased World War I and II veterans with a memorial service and citation roll call. Names include Felix Grobe Alfred Wallendorf Louis Jordan Max A. E. Ahrens and many others. notes missing in action and awarded citations for 1944.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Jordan Post
Department of Texas
Harry Land
Felix Grobe
Alfred Wallendorf
Louis Jordan
Max A. E. Ahrens
Ed. Brinkrolf
Heinrich Koch
Edwin Tatsch
Emil Beyer
Alfred Schlaudt
Alfred Billow
Walter Burrow
Herman H. Hohmann
Walter Langerhans
Henry Schneider
Eddie Kaiser
Walter Eckhardt
Cpl
Wm. H. Enderlin
Walter Engel
James C. Alexander
Dave E. Farris
Harry Duecker
Walter Fritz
Arthur Henke
David Schnerr
Cosmos Sanchez Hugo Dietrich
Hilar E. Welrich
Walter Schneider
Louis Barsch
Walter Reichenau
Wm. Habenicht
Nolan Tobin
Emil Gellermann
O. B. Witte
Erwin Klinksick
Emil Kensing
James Turrentine
Henry C. Detjen
B. C. Sageser
Wm. Hoeltzer
Felix
Prisoners of War Listed Names
Still officially listed as prisoners of war are Lt.-Col. Fred O. Tally Cpl. Raymond Wuest Pvt. Willie Johan Staff Sgt. James E. Schna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred O. Tally
Raymond Wuest
Willie Johanne
James E. Schanua
Evelyn Stoveall Returns Home After Week With Sister
Miss Evelyn Stoveall comes back to Willow City after a week visiting her sister Mrs. Fred Blerschwale. The trip highlighted family reunion and local social ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Stoveall
Willow City
Fred Blerschwale
Also Mentioned on This Page
Woxville
Cherrie and
Fred
Jigg Whitewood
Anderson Kinseys
Margie
Lennon
Archie Lennon
LaVon
la Bonnie
Gene Parker
Elgin Bode
June Bode
Rudi Marshall
Pop
Berkly
Jimmy
Steve
Sue
Babs
Jephak
Ole
Plein
P.S
Margaret Buchanan
Postoffice Harper
Texas
Ines Whitewood
Myucu
Edward V. Scheiberling
Donald G. Glascoff
National Adjutant
American Legion
Alfred Neffendorf
L. E. Stockard
Ewald J. Novian
Gladys Lee
Harold E. Ahrens
Robin M. Althaus
William Dietel Jr
Burman Farris
Andrew Frantzen
Lorenz Kirchoff
M.M
Emil Schlaudt Jr
Whitney B. Sellers
Wilburn Dechert
Victor Rosenbach
Elgin E. Becker
Joseph A. Jenschke
Calvin O. Sageser
Edgar Leonhard
Wilburn E. Durst
Curtis L. C. Griffin
Ernst Knoll
Bruno W. Eee
Clifford B. Hahn
Demenne A. Fiedler
Harry T. Klein
Will G. Bird
Frank C. French
Allen Bowers
Dad
Sox
Freder Clothiers— Cleaners
Cksburg
Rose Leifeste
Mer
Meme
Lien
a_i
Kerrvile, Texas
Oehler's Grocery
Harper, Texas
Schnelle
Sandwi
Cafe Redericksburg
T-Bones
Elcome
Louis’ Place
San Antone
Louis Q
WM. Strackbein
Sinclair Gas and Oils
Nas
Verus
Poultry and Livestool
Bode Station & Warehouse Mobiloil — Mobilgas
Karper, Texas
Gulf Station
Richard Roeder
Prop
Bill
Bill Kaiser
Texaco Service
Joe P. Kaiser
Mgr
Store Treras
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