Local Visit Notes and Family News from SCOTTS
Mr and Mrs Joe Burger visited Mr and Mrs Henry Dornak and children in Mol ton on Sunday and met a new great nephew Thomas Gene born to Mr and Mrs Henry Dornak. Several relatives from San Antonio Las Cruces New Braunfels Victoria and Houston dropped by for weekends and Sundays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Burger
Henry Dornak
Moulton
Thomas Gene
Daniel Boehm
San Antonio
Otto Boehm
S. A. Fulkerson
Elijah Holstein
E. G. Ryerson
W. L. Gibson
Bob Grasse
Bobby Ray
Yoakum
Henry Grasse
H. L. Sherry
Chancey Hall
John Hearne
Henry Grassi
Asberry French
Waesder
John Thompson
Thomas
Gonzales
Bennie Alfred Pavlas Jr Born in Weimar
Bennie Alfred Pavlas Jr, first child of Bennie A Pavlas and Margaret Smetana Pavlas, was born October 23 at Youens Hospital in Weimar weighing 7 pounds 8 ounces. Maternal grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Henry Smetana of Moulton and paternal grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Pavla of Schulenburg. Maternal great grandparents Mr. and Mrs. John Mikulencak of Moulton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennie A. Pavlas
Schulenburg
Bennie Alfred, Jr
Youens Hospital
Weimar
Margaret Smetana
Moulton
Henry Smetana
Rudolph Pavla
Families Visit as Several Members Return to Work
Mr Wiedemann recovers from flu. Jodie Haas family from Houston and Leslie Haas family visit. Marian Michel, Susanna Beale, and Evelyn Wiedemann return to work in Victoria after visiting. Bill Steinacher family visit Shiner and Mrs. Anton Beck in Flatonia. Ed Kloesel and Alton Kloesel from Victoria visit Leslie Haas home. Alton on 30 day leave before military duty in Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiedemann
Jodie Haas
Houston
Leslie Haas
Joe Haas
Marian Michel
Susanna Beale
Evelyn Wiedemann
Victoria
Bill Steinacher
Charlie Chovanetz
Shiner
Anton Beck
Flatonia
Ed. Kloesel
Alton Kloesel
Alton
Germany
Fragmented Puzzle Clues and Word Fragments From 19th Century Test
Puzzle text scavenges coffee facts and related terms with scattered hints. It lists items like coffee, niacin, and various abbreviations, noting measures and tree growth, while interweaving names and partial clues.
Obituaries and Family News From Old Moulton
Mrs. Ethel Griffin French dies at 62 after illness in Gonzales. Born at Nickel in 1895, she lived in Thompsonville, married A C French in 1916, leaves husband Morris and Dollis, four grandchildren, siblings Clarence Raymond Clifton and Iroy, and other relatives. Funeral at Waelder Baptist Church, interment in Thompsonville Cemetery. Also news of new baby Debra Ann born to Russell Burke and family. Local visits and illnesses noted. flu cases reported. various social calls and renovations mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Griffin French
Holmes Memorial Hospital
Gonzales
Nickel
Alice and
da Griffin
Thompsonville
A. C. French
A. C. Asberry French
Morris
Dollis French
San Antonio
Clarence Griffin
Raymond
Clifton Griffin
Waelder
Iroy Griffin
Waelder Baptist Church
Claude S. O'Neal
Hogan
Methodist Church
J. M
Lamar, Alvis
Billy Charles Griffin
Frank French, Jr
Bobby Parr
Smith
French
John Cinadr
J. L. Meyer
Moulton
J. M. Griffin
Also Mentioned on This Page
Scotts
Mrs. Tom Beale
and Louis
Port Lavaca
Donald Maeker
San Marcos
Buddy Brunner
Kingsbury
Harry Maeker
Wayne Wiedemann
Rudy Wiedemann
Wayne
Karen
New Braunfels
Paul Green
Johnny Cook
Fred Wiedemann
Marvin Hohn
Tom Beale
H&m
Toggery
Featuring
Gonzales, Texas
U. S
Knight
Yale
Isaac
Chevrolet
Fisher
Bel Air
Old Moulton
Ethel French
The
Burkes
Russell Burke
Santa Rosa Hospital
Debra Ann
W. Russell Burke
Dallas
Jasper Kuhen
Zannie Kuehn
Betty Jean Kuhen
Pers Sona Ral
Ida Johnston
Thompson
A. W. Caperton
J. T. Thompson
Alvan Wells
Katherine
Alvan
Kenedy
Rudy Braeuer
Egan Fehner
Tom Garrett
Sarah
Alvin Meyer
Clyde Hull
Clyde Jr
Chancey Hull
Wilbert Manning
Dennis Hildebrandt
Billy Manning
Muska’'S
N. Main St
Hallettsville
Texas
Moulton - Flatonia
Elas Bhaapagey
Rexall Ty ' cL
Rexall Drug
Tiamay A
Handy Andy
Hiller Flying Platform
U.S. Air Force
Saxony
Fifth Avenue
Revere Ware
PTAS
Rexall
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