Moeller Lamon Wedding February 17
Miss Elenora Moeller and Luther Lamon were married at the Catholic Church February 17 with Rev. Joseph Kopp officiating. Witnesses were Miss Sophie Stainacher and Ray Anders as friends extend congratulations. The bride, raised here, and the groom, a Schulenburg resident employed by a pipeline company, begin their life together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elenora Moeller
Luther Lanmo
Joseph Kopp
Sophie Stainacher
Ray Anders
Schulenburg
Eagle
Local social notes from Seguin and nearby towns
Dr. and Mrs. Edmund Darilek of Seguin visited home folks Sunday. Misses Helen and Marguerite Boehm visited in San Antonio on Wednesday. Mrs. Roy Rowan spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Vince Rehmet. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Peters of Cuero visited the Fehrenkamp home Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmund Darilek of
Seguin
Helen and
Marguerite Boehm
San Antonio
Roy Rowan
Vince Rehmet
Henry Peters
Cuero
F. T. Fehrenkamp
Local visitors and rodeo attendance noted in Yoakum
Mr and Mrs Henry Etlinger of Yoakum visited in the home of Mr and Mrs Ed Kolar on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Rud Reindl returned from Houston after weekend visits and attending the rodeo. Louis Pietsch Lee Jarosek Thomas Picha Jodie Haas and Weldon Knape attended the fat stock show and rodeo in Houston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Picha
Glidden
Henry Etlinger
Yoakum
Ed Kolar
Rud. Reindl
Houston
Louis Pietsch
Lee Jarosek
Jodie Haas
Weldon Knape
Couple's visit to Fehrenkamp home noted
Mr Anton Albrecht of Flatonia and Mrs Olle of Schulenburg visited in the home of Mr and Mrs Victor O Fehrenkamp here. The social call highlights local ties among area families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anton Albrecht
Flatonia
Olle
Schulenburg
Victor O. Fehrenkamp
Mrs J T Joeggli Visits Son in Austin Illness
Mrs J T Joeggli returned Saturday from Austin where she went to see her son James who was ill. He is getting along nicely and has resumed his studies at the University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Joeggli
Austin
James
Amusement Zone at New York World's Fair Sets Records
Grover A. Whalen announces the amusement zone for the 1939 World’s Fair will rival any prior entertainment complex. The 280 acre oval layout features at least thirteen zones with free admission and large venues including a 5,000 seat theater restaurant and a 2,500 seat music hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Akron
Atlanta
Birmingham
Dallas
Denver
St. Paul
Grover A. Whalen
The
Fair Corporation
State of
Old Park Theater
Steve Brodie
New York World's Fair 1939 to Feature Record-Setting Mall
The 1939 World Fair in New York will showcase a mile long Central Mall costing 60 million dollars with the Trylon and Perisphere plus a giant portrait statue of George Washington. A 65 foot tall statue will honor Washington’s inauguration and the sundial will be the tallest ever, set among extensive landscaping with over a million plants and thousands of trees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Grover A Whalen
The
Fair Corporation
Trylon
Mall
Rameses
Land of
the Nile
George Washinoto
Paul Manship
Life insurance ad cites Frank Biehunko Jr local rep
An advertisement invites readers to contact Frank Biehunko Jr the local representative for Great Southern Life Insurance Company before purchasing life insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Biehunko, Jr
Great Southern Life Insurance Company
Job Printing Services Available Here
Local printers offer full job printing services for banners posters business forms and programs with fast turnaround and competitive rates. Contact the shop for quotes and scheduling.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Milo
Pillsbury Poultry Feeds
Nicholson
Arizona
J. J. Jaeggl
John Lewis Jaeggli
Randolph Field
Moulton
Hatcher
Rhode Island
Plymouth Rocks
Frank Jahn
Tex
Erators
Texas
Central Power and Light Company
New York Fair
Eeram
Gccrarageze
Nestle-Lemur Oil
Emma Horncir
Shiner Beer
Fred F
Fehrenkamp
Star Brand Shoes
Star Brand
Star Brands
Boehm’s
Texaco
U.S
Cinada
Moulton, Texas
Shiner
Naiiori
Tailore
Eagle Printery
Eagle Job Office
Kopecky Drug CO
Joe C. Kopecky
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