Mr and Mrs Willie Meyer Visit Schulenburg With Malineks
Mr and Mrs Willie Meyer of Schulenburg visited Sunday with the Malineks, sharing time and conversation during a cordial social call.
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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1978
Page
7
Mr and Mrs Willie Meyer of Schulenburg visited Sunday with the Malineks, sharing time and conversation during a cordial social call.
David Edward Frederick Hohmann weighed eight pounds at birth on September 29 1978 in Winterton on Sea Norfolk England to Edward and Ingrid Hohmann. Maternal grandparents Mr and Mrs H Juenger of Meusepath Germany and paternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Albert Hohmann of Shiner Texas. Mr and Mrs O T Zapalac of Smithville visited Mr and Mrs Johnnie R Berry last Sunday evening.
The Senior Class expresses gratitude to all who attended the Senior Play and mentions visitors including Mr. and Mrs. Krejci and family, JP and Mrs. Mayer, Stanley and Michael, the Barta family, and Mr. and Mrs. Ben G. Kocian and son. The Victoria visit happened Sunday at the Mayer home for Amy’s third birthday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Chaloupka Jr announce the birth of their daughter Anna Elaine on Monday October 2 at 5 20 p m at Lavaca Medical Center Hallettsville. She weighs 7 pounds 1 5 ounces and is 20 5 inches long. Siblings Jill and Michael welcome her at home. Grandparents and great grandparents listed as well.
The first playing cards are traced to Chinese sheet dice from the 10th century A D, created to reproduce dice notation on paper.
A fragment from a senior class page asks classmates about events after play practice and dances, mentions Mr. Roberta M. road incident, and wishes Joyce M. a September 22 birthday while inviting readers to see them next week. It includes questions about moods, rides, and misdirections after the Echos dance and Friday play.
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