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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1925
Page
4
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A joyous fiesta at the Thiers ranch home on August 12 celebrated the Silver Wedding Anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Otto Thiers and the birthday of Mrs. Anna Deckert. Guests enjoyed a nostalgic mood, gifts of silverware, and joyful recollections of romance and vows from 25 years ago.
An afternoon gathering hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Otto Theirs featured a watermelon feast, cakes, iced tea, and a car ride, with swimming before dark. Attendants included numerous Deckert relatives from Junction, Kerrville, Sonora, Mason, Fredericksburg, Roosevelt, Cedar Hill, and Kerrville, along with guests from other areas, all praising the event.
For sale 15 Registered Billies in old line registration and 15 Rambouillet Rams, all registered. Contact T. Strickland on the Bob Spiller at Bear Creek Ranch. Mesdames Andrew Patterson and Joan R. Rennie hosted a bridge party for the Ladies Afternoon Club with Mrs. Lee Corkill receiving score pads, Mrs. A. L. Mudge prize vanity, and Mrs. Paul Kountz a half dozen eggs. A chicken salad course was served.
The ladies of the Episcopal Church will serve sandwiches cake and iced tea on the courthouse lawn during the Kimber County Fair on September 3 and 17 1te 4. Also a Model Shop sale offers a fall dress for 9.85 this weekend.
In the summer of 9 ee LS details of the Pode family reunion at the E. Bode property near Castell recall Robert Bode and his wife and eight children who settled in the area in the 1800s. Seven living children plus many descendants attended a large gathering with tents, food, a long table, and a natural swimming pool enjoyed by all ages. Nearby ads note a for sale residence and lots, and social notes mention Misses Susie and Ruth Beasley hosting dancing at the Beasley ranch for guests from Austin Kerrville and beyond.
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