Kerrville Visitor Trip Highlights Family Weekend
Mrs. Alvin Jung of Kerrville and her two children visited over the weekend to see her mother Mrs. Wille and meet the Stiles, sharing time at their home.
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Newspaper
Llano News
Location
Llano, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1954
Page
7
Mrs. Alvin Jung of Kerrville and her two children visited over the weekend to see her mother Mrs. Wille and meet the Stiles, sharing time at their home.
A jumble of notices mentions visits among families from Troy and Anothio area, a fire rescue gratitude card in Llano, and a stockholders meeting for Llano Realty Company. The card thanks the Llano fire department and Castell neighbors for aid after a Sunshine Service station fire on June 22, 1954.
Funeral services for Joe Coleman Young SA were held Sunday at 6:30 p.m. at Seer a memorial hospital in Abilene. Young was superintendent of schools in Seminol and previously served in Liano before C E Brown. Survived by parents and two brothers Crandell, Bawin, and sister Janjer. details incomplete due to damaged text.
Mrs Melvin Genini and Tein welcome a baby, weighing four pounds and a half. First-time parents are Mr and Mrs Ziluddleston and Mr and Mrs John Genini of Lone Grove. The birth coincides with Tachllesian’s wedding anniversary.
A Saturday evening party in Austin celebrated Miss Jean Gregory as the bride elect Smitty Schnidh. Co hosts were Mrs. Hugo Klint Mrs. Wendrow Blondahl and Mrs. Carl Richard. A miniature wedding staged by hostesses' children preceded announcements of July 24 wedding.
Miss Joan Gregory the bride elect of Ronald West of Llano was honored at a miscellaneous shower given by Mrs Martin Sagebiel on Wednesday afternoon June 30 at the Culture Club Building.
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