Miss Regge Bride of William Dunn in Robstown
Miss Ann Nell Rogge became the bride of William Alexander Dunn of Dallas on Saturday evening December 10 at the First Methodist Church Robstown. The ceremony featured candle lit vows, white gladiolus and magnolia decor, and a parchment satin gown with pearl detailing. The couple plans to live in Dallas where Dunn works with Drake Alexander and Drake Insurance Brokers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Nelle
William Alexander Dunn
Dallas
Robstown
Raymond Wilson
George Henry Rogge
Roswell Colt Dunn
Atlanta
Georgia Mae Rogge
E. C. Stern, Jr
Columbus, Ga
Roy Floerke
Taft
Fred B. Asche Jr
Dunn
Drake Alexander
Drake Insurance Brokers
Southern Methodist University
Delta Gamma Sorority
Phi Beta Kappa
Cooper’s Town Academy
University of Virginia
SMU
Delta Kappa Epsilon Fraternity
Robert McKee
W. F. Alexander
George Gearner
Anita McNeely
William Childs
J. S. Archer
Victoria
Roy Beckman
Yorktown
Theo. Rogge
Shiner
Barnette Ross
B. W. Adams
Del
Wedding in Catholic Church Unites Dorothy Janak and Roy Picha
Dorothy Janak and Roy E. Picha were married at Sts. Cyril and Methodius Catholic Church in a Nuptial Mass officiated by Rev. John J. Hanacek on December 27. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Nick Janak of Shiner, wore a lace and tulle gown with a sunburst skirt, veil, and pearl crown. the groom is son of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Picha of Taft. Attendants included maid of honor Miss Mary Ann Pavlas and bridesmaids Kathryn Supak and Genevieve Picha. Edward Janak served as best man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Janak
Roy E. Picha
Sts. Cyril and Methodius’ Catholic
John J. Hanacek
Janak
Nick Janak
Shiner
Jerry Picha
Taft
Mary Ann Pavlas
Kathryn Supak
Houston
Genevieve Picha
Edward Janak
Pavlas
Werner Schmid Sends Christmas Greetings from Tuebingen
Yuletide greetings arrive from Werner Schmid of Wilhelmstift in Tuebingen. He asks to be remembered by friends in Shiner and Texas, wishes a Merry Christmas and a prosperous New Year, and notes his German High School graduation and studies at the Major Seminary on the Neckar River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Werner Schmid
Tuebingen
Wilhelmstift
Texas
Neckar River
Cotton dominates 1954 consumption led by sheets and shirts
1954 cotton use reached 549000 bales for sheets, 515000 for shirts, 507000 for drapery fabrics, 475000 for men s trousers, and 323000 for towels. Together these five largest uses total 2400000 bales, about 30 percent of end use, as "Cotton Counts Its Customers" reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Cotton Council
P. O
Memphis
1955 Income Tax Forms Ready
The 1955 income tax forms and instructions will be mailed between December 27 and January 10 from Kansas City. Taxpayers should postpone inquiries until after January 10 and keep forms, as pamphlet supply is limited. The 1040A form remains for those with total wages under 5000 dollars. A new joint tax table simplifies tax on split incomes. Accountants, attorneys, and farmers can obtain advance copies at district and local IRS offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
R. L. Phinney
Internal Revenue
Austin
Bluebonnet Patrol Christmas Party Highlights
The Bluebonnet Patrol held its Christmas party on December 20 with the Brownies organizing the program. Readings included The Night Before Christmas and White Christmas, led by Bernice Renken, Ruth Ann DeHarde, and Sandra Koenning, plus a tap dance and a Christmas poem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluebonnet Patrol
Brownies
Fiber Production Shifts in 1953 Textile Output
In 1953 non cellulose synthetic fibers rose by about 77 million yards, yet still constituted four percent of total production. Woolen and worsted fabrics along with silk each accounted for roughly three percent annually.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Miss Regge
William Dunn
Roy Picha
Dearborn
Roeder
Council
Elton Zander
Ervin Zimmerman
Eunice Knippa
Yoakum
Daniel Malina
Harlingen
Medford McCoy
Wichita Falls
Theo. Dierksen
Raymond W. Dierksen
Rev. J
E. A. Kasper
Olin Culberson
Gus Walters
Henry Tieken
Gonzales
W. Tieken
Erwin Roeder
Milton
Point Comfort
Oscar Walter
Westhoff
Robert Schmidt
Melvin Roeder
Bellaire
Edmund Roeder
Edwarda
Arthur Kloesel
John C. Kalisek
Wied
John Juranek
Ernest
Erwin Eilers
Steve Pustka
Otto Strauss
Henry Strauss
Agnes Kutac
Victor Kutac
Seguin
Nick Hill
Otto Strauss Jr
Wharton
Bennie Strauss
Joe Strauss
Chulenburg
Ethel Lindsey
Claude Lindsey
Denver
Colorado
Gus Wolters
Yale
John Degenhardt
P. W. Kelly
Corpus Christi
Johnnie Degenhardt
O. O. (Blackie) Williamson
Kingsville
Leslie Nollkamper
Maplewood
Dennis No
Julius Cimrhanzel
George Cimrhanzel
Pete Kahanek
Patrick
Jake Cimrhanzel
Frank Cimrhanzel
Edwin Cimrhanzel
Aline
James Carson
Bay City
E. A. Zappe
Wm. F. Koch
San Antonio
Ale Alfred J. Kercho
Tom Kercho
Tinker Air Force Base
Oklahoma
E. C. Karischl
Freeport
Harry Schacherl
J. R. Stueber
Fietsam
Joe Fietsam
Sons
C. Columbus
C. L Kopecky
John Kvinta
Felix Navjar
Jan
Frances Strauss
Om Strauss
Ruth Nations
Hallettsville
F. d
Mr. An
Hous
Otto Strauss Sr
Goodyear
Raymond’s Auto Supply
Oraidt
Shiner, Texas
Fe Og
Gebhardt
ALMA
Gladiola
Bbc
Patek’s Grocery & Market
Joseph Patek
Remington Rand
Dhiner Gazette
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