Christmas Day Plans for Lockwell Gips Families
Mr and Mrs Pren Lockwell and Mr and Mrs Paul Gips with children will spend Christmas Day in Waelder at the home of Mrs Madelyn Otho, combining family visits for the holiday.
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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1959
Page
2
Mr and Mrs Pren Lockwell and Mr and Mrs Paul Gips with children will spend Christmas Day in Waelder at the home of Mrs Madelyn Otho, combining family visits for the holiday.
The writer argues for returning to Christ in Christmas and protecting small family farms amid inflation and taxes. Citing public safety data, they claim many drivers with prior violations cause accidents. They urge reduced government waste, lower taxes, and a businesslike state management to spare taxpayers.
A reflective Christmas meditation recalls the birth of Christ 1959 years ago and his life as teacher and savior. It honors his example of peace and forgiveness and urges hearts to embrace his divine message for a world of good will.
Chudej said no inquest would be held as Mrs. Pulkrabek died with a physician present. A long-time Yoakum resident born March 28, 1901 in Lavaca County, funeral services were held in Yoakum with burial at St. Joseph's Cemetery. Survivors include her husband Charles A. Pulkrabek, seven sisters and a brother.
Mr Hartmann died recently leaving his wife Elizabeth and children Selma Henrichs Leona Kolar Hattie Lou Maeker Allyne Benes Emmett Marvin. two brothers August Fritz and three sisters Lena Moeller Minnie Blank Emma Schodde. Twenty two grandchildren survive. Local attendees included Henry Helweg Jenny Fishbeck Erna Kotze bue Oscar Marburger and Shirley Paul Selzer Laura Selzer and sons Willie and August.
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