Bridal Shower For Nancy Harbers In Lutheran Hall
The Lutheran Social Hall hosted a bridal shower for Nancy Harbers bride elect of Henry Welfel Jr on Sunday February 25 1973. Guests arrived between 2:30 and 4:00 pm and greeted by hostesses relatives and friends. Nancy wore a white and red knit frock and received a pink carnation corsage along with corsages for her mother and grandmothers. Gifts and table decor were highlighted by pink flowers lace nets and a pink plumed pen. A pink themed cake read Best Wishes Nancy and Henry. Additional notes cover the Lutheran Ladies Aid meeting held March 7 1973 with devotional hymns and monthly reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Harbers
Henry Welfel Jr
Alton Pohler
Kermit Harbers
Henry Welfel Sr
Arnold Nollkamper
Adolph Welfel
Miss Harbers
Brenda Michalec
Nancy
Henry
Patty Harbers
Kathy Pohler
Patricia Welfel
Pam Michalec
Linda Harbers
Jo Ann Rebecek
Lutheran Ladies Aid
E. A. Mueller
Hansel
Melba Krejci
Christ
Jesus
Olga Smothers
Emil Ermis
Henry Schierschwitz
Ella Koether
Cheryl Braunagel and Kenneth Littlefield Wed in Houston Ceremony
Cheryl Ann Braunagel daughter of Mr and Mrs F J Braunagel of Houston and Kenneth Wayne Littlefield son of Mr and Mrs Lee Littlefield of Shiner exchanged wedding vows Saturday March 3 1973 at the Harmony Wedding Chapel Houston Dr Haskell London Baptist minister officiated. The bride wore a white embroidered double knit gown with empire waistline and lace trim. They celebrated at 2820 Ella Blvd Houston with a reception and later resided at the same address. Out of town guests were from Palacios Austin and Shiner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheryl Ann Braunagel
F. J. Braunagel
Houston
Kenneth Wayne Littlefield
Lee Littlefield
Shiner
Harmony Wedding Chapel
Haskell London
Barbara Carlton
Clarence L. Littlefield
Austin
Ella Blvd
Little Girl Wins Big International Friendship Award
Julie Ann Colwell daughter of Major and Mrs Edison Colwell and a member of Girl Scout Troop 155 in Kaiserslautern Germany recently received the International Friendship Recognition Award. The honor requires a girl scout to befriend someone her own age in the foreign country they reside. Julie’s friend is Dalu Schrieffer daughter of Oberst-Leutnant Alfred Schrieffer in Saarbruecken Germany. The girls shared interests hobbies and language learning as Julie compiled a scrapbook on German history holidays songs and customs. A ceremony at Rheinland-Pfalz Support District awarded pins to Julie and Dalu while their parents watched. The Colwell family has since returned to Des Moines Iowa where Major Colwell serves as Army Advisor to the National Guard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scouts
Julie Ann Colwell
Edison T. Colwell
Kaiserslautern
Germany
United States of America
Dalu Schrieffer
Schrieffer
Saarbruecken
Colwell
Transportation Movement Office
Alfred Schrieffer
Julie
Donald Eastlake
Rheinland-Pfalz
Dalu
States
Des Moines
Iowa
National Guard
Leonette Bolech of
Shiner
Julie Ann
Henry Bolech
Shiner Girl Scout
Julius Hollmann
Brian Helweg
Card of Thanks for support during illness
I express sincere thanks and deep appreciation to all who remembered me with cards flowers visits and calls during my stay at Shiner Hospital and at home. Gratitude to doctors nurses staff clergy Angeline Sedlmeyer for Gazette copies. May the Lord bless you all. Jeff Mikulik.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wagner
Shiner Hospital
C. C. Grosenbacher
Alfred Karnau
Sedlmeyer
Gazette
Angeline Sedlmeyer
Jeff Mikulik
Engagement announced for Theresa Fric to James H. Kocian
Mrs. Albina Fric of Shiner announces the engagement and approaching marriage of her daughter Theresa to James H. Kocian son of Commissioner and Mrs Henry A Kocian of Moulton. Theresa is a 1971 St Paul High School Shiner graduate employed at Tex Tan Welhausen Co Yoakum. James is a 1970 Moulton High School graduate employed at Drymalla Construction Columbus. Wedding set for Saturday June 2 1973 at Saints Cyril and Methodius Catholic Church Shiner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albina Fric
Shiner
Theresa
James H. Kocian
Henry A. Kocian
Moulton
Mike J. Fric
St. Paul High School
Tex Tan Welhausen Co
Yoakum
Board Reviews 1973 74 Class Schedule And Personnel Actions
The Board of Trustees reviewed the 1973 74 class schedule and teaching assignments at a March 14 1973 meeting with all members present. They approved gym use for private dancing with guidelines and loan of chairs for a parochial school recital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trustees
KJZT Society Meeting Notes March 11 1973
KJZT members attended an 8:00 a.m. Mass on Sunday March 11 1973 with Holy Communion. The meeting opened at 1:30 p.m. after registration, with minutes read and approved. New members Michelle Ann Cerny and Juliana Kremling joined. Jeanette Beyer moved from junior to adult division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KJZT
Trinity Lutheran Home
Lillian
Bernice Dusek
Michelle Ann Cerny
Juliana Kremling
Jeanette Beyer
Filomena Kubecka
Adel Siegel
Mary Caka
Mildred Machacek
Correction Notice and Meeting Followup
Meeting closed with a prayer and a reminder to pay assessment dues regularly. The next meeting is scheduled for Thursday April 19. A correction fixes a family obituary line for John J Seidenberger listing Rudolph and Adolph among those who preceded him in death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Seidenberger
Rudolph
Seidenberger
Adolph
High Hill
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lutheran Ladies
Viola Schulz
Tlh
Edgar Huber
Louise Cordes
Paul Tenberg
Selma Zander
Rudolph Bartosch
Josephine Havida
Annie Olbrich
Daniel Nerada
Guy McKay
Barney Matocha
Albert Darilek
Lillie Tenberg
Frank Steiner
Wolfsdorf
Theo, Dierksen
Henry Karnau
Annie Remmers
Erna Roth
James Muecke
Cheryl Braunagel
Kenneth Littlefield
Texas
Palacios
Edmund Huber
Ai Lee
Oxfords
K. Wolens Dept. Store — Yoakum
Atex
Psi
Lumber Company
Associate of National Building Centers
AS Lee
Mrt PN
Folony
N. Ave. C
7Th St
Miss Theresa Fric
Edwin Pfuhl
Allen Seifert
Julius Machacek
Denis Berger
James Stanley
Erma Lee Mathis
Kermit Price
Tommy Bozka
Edward Schlenker
Kjzt Society
Fey
Hegaris
Midway Cash
Widway
Jahn Refrigeration Co
Yoakum, Texas
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