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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1948
Page
5
Mrs. Mary Polock and son Victor of Shiner were in Houston last Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Jarosek were in Houston Friday on business.
Miss Irene Holocher and Em Hartman were married at Zion Lutheran Church in Moulton on Saturday afternoon with Rev. K Windecker officiating. The bride is daughter of Emil and Mrs Holocher of Moulton. the groom is son of Charles Hartman and Mrs Hartman of near Moulton.
A collage of wry quips and stories from Texas and beyond. Jokes on aging ethics, birthdays, and secrets mix with small town humor about farm life and a San Antonio clock joke. Mark Twain’s St Louis remark closes the light column.
Mr. Joseph Pilsner of here celebrated his 80th birthday at the home of his son in law and daughter on Sunday May 16. Attendees included Theo and Dorothy Wenske, Bruno and Joyce Wenske, Rudy and Joyce Jahn, Roman and Hubert Wenske, Joseph Lee and Telva Boehm, Reinhold Hoepfl family, Louis Schaefer and Millie, Bertha Schneider, and others from Ganado and Shiner. A luncheon and refreshments followed, with wishes for many more birthdays.
At the Marburger home a group includes Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Schneider and others celebrated Miss Evelyn Marburger's 20th birthday with a chicken dinner iced tea and coffee. Guests posed for photos enjoyed music by Mr. Heiman and departed after a 6 PM sendoff wishing many more birthdays.
Mrs Louis Fehrenkamp visited in the home of Mr and Mrs Ad Nachlinger in Taylor recently.
Mr and Mrs E A Gehl attended the Pearl Brewery convention in San Antonio last week expanding ties with the company and enjoying the event in Texas.
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