Moss Bussey wedding in First Christian church Llano
Miss Annetta Moss daughter of Mr and Mrs Luke Moss married Dan Rockwell Bussey of Austin at nine o clock Sunday in the First Christian church Llano The ceremony featured a fern and daisy decor scheme with a central floral design and vows exchanged under a cross A reception at Hotel Llano followed The couple plan a short wedding trip and will reside in Austin Both graduates of the University of Texas were active in local social circles The guest list included relatives from Timpson Dallas Galveston and Austin plus family and friends from Llano
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Annetta Moss
Luke Moss
Dan Rockwell
Bussey
Austin
F. &. Bussey
Timpson
Joe Frederick
Callie Carter
Llano
Mendelssohn
Ralph Hicks
Raith Keyes
Ella Moss
Lotse Moss
Swat
Peas
Pat Byrne
Dallas
Jim Moss Inks
Joe Bussey
Hotel Llano
Mary Catherine Bussey
Mildred Inks
Gordon Donop
Jane
University of Texas
Liano
Liano County
Liano High School
Texas State College For Women
Denton
University School of Medicine At
Galveston
F. R. Bussey
Mary Catherine
Frank. Bussey
Alfred P. C. Petch
Fredericksburg
J. M. Slater
San Antonio
Vincent Hammon
Burnet
Kenneth Bruhl
el Paso
Cour tesy Breakfast For Bride Elect Miss Moss
A breakfast hosted by Mrs. Linden Foster and Mrs. Carl Freeman honored bride-elect Miss Annetta Moss. Guests included Louise Moss Linda Foster Rosalie Jordan and others with gifts for the bride and high bridge scores won by Ed Ansley and Louise Moss. Decorations featured white green pink and floral accents.
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Annetta Moss
Linden Foster
Carl Freeman
Foster
Ed Ans Jey
Louise _ Moss
Alfred Gilliland
Pampa
Louise Moss
Linda’ Fae Foster
Rosalie Jordan
Luke Moss
Ed Ansley
Junius Ray
Bob Shorte
Jasper Hardin
Gordon Donap
W. H. Ligon
Schneider Ratliff Rites Held Tuesday
Fredericksburg Standard reports a wedding at Bethany Lutheran Church as Ava Ratliff and Otto Schneider Jr. wed with Rev. Theophil Slang officiating. The ceremony featured music by Mrs. John Moritz and vocal solos, with a candle lighting reception at Ostrow Hotel and plans for a coast trip.
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Fredericksburg
Bethany Lutheran Church
Ava Ratliff
Annté Matlitt
Llano
Otto Schneider
Edger Klett
Alois Baumann
Moritz
William Hoffman
Ross Pittman
Biddy ‘Sane
Jess Johnson
Slane
Ane
Ostrow Hotel
Surprise Birthday Party For Mrs Emma Strange
Mrs Emma Strange was honored with a surprise birthday party at her home last Monday evening. The dining room featured pink and yellow zen nias and ferns. Hostesses were Mrs Wylie and Mrs Hank Strange. attendees included Miss Minne Hillman Mrs Bubner Mrs Martha Barker and several others.
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Emma Strange
Minne Hillman
Bubner
Martha Barker
W. O. Williamson
BE. D. Shirley
Albert Banks
W. P. Ray
Lawrence Leverett
Ellen Curtie
Bible Family Reunion Plans for July at Cedar Harbor
The Bible family reunion, led by Carl B. Lyda, will occur July 19 and 20 at Cedar Harbor camp near Buchanan Dam, with a full two day program. Activities include games, dominoes, boating and a family Bible history study at 2 30 pm, plus a Longhorn Cavern trip and barbecue lunch. Professor J D Bible prepared the history material but cannot attend.
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Carl B. Lyda
State Supreme Court
Austin
Cedar Harbor
Buchanan Dam
Liana County
Longhorn
Buchanan Lake
J. D. Bible
Jefferson City, Tenn
D. X. Bible
University of Texas
Professor Bible
Card of Thanks for a Beloved Daughter and Granddaughter
A family expresses gratitude for support during illness and death of their daughter and granddaughter. They thank doctors Shepperd and Grey and Lillie Walker and Mrs. Lillie Barry, praise floral offerings, and mention several relatives. Church of Christ service details and minister Archie Smith noted.
South Says We Can Stay Out of War
Congressman South and HH Jackson visited Brady and Coleman discussing with constituents. He believes the U S can avoid entering the European war, supports rapid arms production and military training, and notes the War Department’s broad defense program and potential taxes to fund national defense.
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SOUTH
Brady Standard
L. South
HH. Jackson
Coleman Democrat-Voice
Brady
Coleman
Boerne
Judge South
Congress
Washington
Jackson
San Angelo
U. S
Charley J. South
America
National Capital
Philadelphia
Mr. South
Kaimeh
Jon
Cong Sman
War Department
Europe
National Defense Industrial Board
2St
Mez
PRI
Civic Leader Dies at Fredericksburg
Oscar Krauskopf 79, longtime merchant and civic figure, died Saturday at his Fredericksburg home. A pioneer farm implement dealer for over 50 years, he helped secure a railroad for the town and served as Fredericksburg bank president. Survivors include his wife three sons including Mayor Edward Krauskopf and daughter Mrs. A L Cunningham. Funeral services were held Tuesday at 10:00 a.m.
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Radio Post
Oscar
Krauskopf
Pexay
Fredericksburg
Edward
Family thankful for support after loss of Arthur Raines
The family of the late Arthur Raines expresses gratitude to friends for support and prayers during their time of grief. Mr and Mrs Marvin Johnson and Mr and Mrs Elgin Wattson of Moussan visited the Herridges last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Raines
Marvin Johnson
Elgin Wattson
Moussan
Jack Herridge
Optometrist Wilbur Treadwell Offers Eye Exams Saturday
Wilbur Treadwell optometrist will be in his Mano office Saturday July 6th for eye examinations. Quick relief reported for headache and eyestrain with properly fitted glasses.
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Wilbur
Treadwell
Border Patrol Patrols Against Distant Threats
An unclear fragment references border patrols and a distant threat, mentioning defenses and a fortification stance. The text is garbled but suggests concerns over military border protection and strength. No clear names, dates, or locations are recoverable.
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Ape South
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Bible School
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Archie Smith
Cultures Lab
Piggly Wiggly
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