Miss P. Aschenbeck Shower Honors Gonzales Bride Elect
Miss Parthcia Aschenbeck of Gonzales, engaged to Jim Kelso, was honored with a bridal shower at Hermann Sons Hall in Gonzales on Tuesday evening. Hostesses Mrs. George Schlick, Miss Teresa Schlick, and Mrs. Birdie Watts led games, guest book signing, and gifts including a white Bible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parthcia Aschenbeck
Gonzales
Jim Kelso
Hermann Sons Hall
George Schlick
Teresa Schlick
Birdie Watts
Laverne Mikesh
Pat
Jim
Peggy Krugger
Miss Aschenbeck
Elton Aschenbeck
Ben Kelso
Waelder
Gonzales Livestock Market Report Summary
In Gonzales the cattle market showed weakness in stocker feeder and dry lot fed cattle while dry lot slaughter steers and heifers sold well from 20.50 to 22. Cows and bulls ranged from 9 to 17.50 with packer cows 11.50 to 13.50 and good young cows/calf pairs 130 to 175. Hogs traded up to 16.25 with most 15.50 to 16. Bullish tones on select creeped calves 18 to 21.50. In Toronto Canada the Kaspar family attended the Rotary International meeting and conducted business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Kaspar
David
Dan Kaspar
Rotary International
Toronto
Canada
Corsages Given to Mother and Grandmother in Ceremony
A mother and her grandmother, Mrs. M. Neubauer, received corsages during the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Neubauer
Bride-Elect Sandra Ward Honored at Swank Bridge Party
Miss Sandra Jo Ward, bride elect of Charles E. Blum, was feted at a June 3 bridge party at Swank Restaurant. Guests enjoyed yellow white decor, a menu including chicken salad and pineapple chiffon pie, with high score by Mrs. Raymond Dierksen and travel prize to Mrs. Arthur Kaspar. Nineteen guests attended. Hostesses were Mesdames David Little Richard Williford and Max L. Wolters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandra Jo Ward
Charles E. Blum
Swank Restaurant
Miss Ward
Raymond Dierksen
Arthur Kaspar
David Little
Richard Williford
Max L. Wolters
Monument Hill tourism climbs with 5200 rise in five months
Monument Hill State Park reports 27,724 visitors January through May, up from 22,498 a year earlier, with May totaling 9,168 guests. Texas licensees led arrivals in 2,267 vehicles while 144 came from other states, seven visitors hailed from outside the United States.
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Texas
la Grange
W. O
Buck” Burgess
Monument Hill State Park
Burgess
Continental
United States
Valis Participates in SEATO Exercise Aboard USS Persistent
Navy gunner's mate third class Robert J. Valis son of Mr and Mrs Joe Valis Route 1 Shiner participated aboard the ocean minesweeper USS Persistent in the Ligtas sea assault and airborne combat training exercise May 12 to June 10 sponsored by SEATO and hosted by the Philippines. The exercise tested allied planning and execution to retake areas behind an enemy advance and aimed to strengthen SEATO military cooperation. Also reported baptism of Donna Marie Bozka and a brief Dallas visit by Robert Pesek and family.
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USS
Persistent
Robert J. Valis
USN
Joe Valis
Shiner
Ligtas
South-East Asia Treaty Organization
SEATO
Philippines
United States
Republic of the Philippines
South- East Asia
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