Faltisek Briesacher Tie the Knot in Farmington Minnesota
Mr and Mrs Harvey E Faltisek wed August 17 1974 at Farmington Lutheran Church Minnesota with Reverend Arthur Towne officiating The bride Karen Briesacher was given in marriage by her uncle Clarence Engel The groom Harvey Faltisek is a Texas Lutheran College graduate and Luther Theological Seminary student The reception followed at Faith United Methodist Church in Farmington with out of town guests from California Texas and South Dakota
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karen Sue Briesacher
Harvey Eugene Faltisek
Farmington Lutheran Church
Farmington
Minnesota
Arthur C. Towne
Garry Briesacher
Luther Theological Seminary
Leila Briesacher
Walter Briesacher
Farmington, Minnesota
Alvin Faltisek
Walt Hartman
Harvey
Wayne Bruesacher
Clarence Engel
John
Connie Natwick
Lee Meyer
Rhonda Westerfield
John Natwick
Marilyn Meyer
Faith United Methodist Church
Moulton
Joycelyn Pietsch
Houston
Frank Shadley
Arcadia
California
Patrick Zweber
Los Angeles
Oris Lundberg
Labolt
South Dakota
Faltisek
University of Minnesota
Texas Lutheran College
Fry Ct
St. Paul
Tour Highlights of H. D. Educational Tour
Mrs. Woodrow Johnson and fellow travelers joined an H. D. Educational Tour on Oct 29 visiting Victoria Bank and Trust Bell Telephone Exchange Luby's Cafeteria and Penneys Fashion briefing In Goliad they viewed Mission Espiritu Santo and Goliad State Park Then Gonzales museums Eggleston home and Warm Springs Rehabilitation Center near Gonzales The 43 travelers rode by bus and returned home to celebrate a birthday at the Johnson residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodrow Johnson
William Coleman
Louise Robinson
Tom Beale
H. D
Victoria
Victoria Bank and Trust
Bell Telephone Exchange
Luby’s
Penneys
Goliad
Mission Espiritu Santo
Goliad State Park
Gonzales
Eggleston
Warm Springs Foundation
G. T. Way
Houston
Way
Robin Reeder
Austin
Wm. Coleman
Fred Lee Wiedemann
Sharon
San Antonio
Ted Matocha
Todd
Deanna
Dawn
Hattie Wiedemann
Flatonia
Louis Boehm
Marvin Hahn
Fred Wiedemann
Moulton
Eighth Grade Meeting Adopts Dues Plan and Committee
On October 11 the eighth grade held its class meeting with the president in charge. The secretary read the minutes and the treasurer reported funds. Dues were approved to be paid in November or December, and a single payment option was noted. An entertainment committee was established with volunteers Donna Simper Debbie Targac Leo Luksovsky and Elaine Pavlicek. The meeting adjourned after no further business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donna Simper
Debbie Targac
Leo Luksovsky
Elaine Pavlicek
Visiting Couple From Hondo Stays With Rehmet Family
Mr and Mrs Chas Hac kabeil of Hondo spent several days in town visiting in the home of Mrs Vince Rehmet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
Chas, Hackabeil
Hondo
Vince Rehmet
Designation Day Ceremonies Honor Local Bicentennial Medallion
PVENT from Page 1 Coldeway of the local American Post raised the flag on the grounds flagpole. Sam Kinch Jr. of Austin, Chairman of the American Revolution Bicentennial Commission, presented the State Certificate to Mrs. Don Kaspar. William Bradfield, Medallion Committee Chairman, awarded a Shiner Bicentennial Medallion to honored guests. A St Paul High School choir sang America the Beautiful followed by Battle Hymn of the Republic sung by the combined High School Bands.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mr. and
Harvey E. Faltisek
Johnnie x. Berry
Arnold Dybala
Wm. Boothe
Scott
Janice Machalec
Paul Machalec
Paul Machalec Jr
Charlie Wehmeyer
Luling
A. M. Smith
Robert Hoover
Brian
Kenneth
Don Ellis
A. L. Ellis
Pam
Margaret Ann Bailey
Arlington
Virginia
Daniel Johnson
Rosenberg
John Rohan
Yoakum
Jerome Rohan
Kenedy
Anton Penn
Columbus
Bailey
Johnson Home
Dial
Moukton
Kraft Banana
Pilat’s
Moulton Double
Moulton Merchants
Elbo-Roni, Bag
van Camp
McCormick
Peter Paul
Bart
Vlasic
Kelloggs
Duncan Hines
Kerosol Scotts
Charmin
Wrigley Gum
Libby
Little Brownie
ARM & Hammer Owen
Palmolive
Baker's Choc
Roleye
Shanley Beer
Lilly’s Products
Decker
Lemons
Hormel
Emule Emiinens
Ef Decker
Newnertrs
Sugary
Drug Dept. x
Vick’s
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