Emma Rosenauer Returns Home After San Antonio and New Braunfels Visit
Emma Rosenauer returned home Tuesday after spending several days in the homes of Mr. and Mrs. Gene Boehm in San Antonio and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Osterloh in New Braunfels.
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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1958
Page
7
Emma Rosenauer returned home Tuesday after spending several days in the homes of Mr. and Mrs. Gene Boehm in San Antonio and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Osterloh in New Braunfels.
Personal mentions recount many families visiting relatives and friends across Dallas San Antonio Rosenberg Alvin Barta Halletts ville New Braunfels Pasadena Ennis Moulton Praha Gonzales Baytown Galveston and Houston. Names include Pyland Lueke Barta Pilat Kruzek Osterloh Zimmerman and McKay with outings to the San Jacinto Monument Battleship and ferry rides.
Mrs. Macy Cook and Miss Bettie Fussell hosted a Saturday supper at the Fussell home in Gonzales after wrestling at Seguin Fairgrounds Park. Guests included Frankie Filipp and Adolph Filipp of Moulton, Otto Kuss, Pepper Gomez, Louis Quintamilla, Robert Brothers, and others. The decor featured pink crepe myrtle, ivy, and an imported pink nylon organdy cloth. Food included baked chicken and dressing, giblet gravy, roast, sides, fruit salad, apricot pie, hot biscuits, coffee. The gathering was described as one of the loveliest affairs attended.
A cluttered listing outlines station 1450 Clut schedules with times for Farmer's Prog Markets Weather Sports and various shows. Notable items include Eddie Fisher Show Moods in Music Polka Parade Sunday religious programming Baptist Hour and Western hits with sign offs and weekend clock.
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