Local Families Attend Reunions and Visits Across Texas Oregon
Mrs Clyde Dunn learns of Joe Story’s death in Springfield Oregon. Emfinger reunion at Andrews features Arvin Childers and Oscar Childers with Ron Briley from Midland as speaker. Several families hosted and visited kin across Abilene Killeen Hood Wingate and Sweetwater area including hospital stays and a church pastor’s return from the Holy Land. Wingate reports over an inch of rain last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Dunn
Joe Story
Springfield
Oregon
Emfinger
Andrews
Arvin Childers
Oscar Childers
Ron Briley
Midland
Len Guin
O’donnell
Ruth Guin
Lela Parrish
B. H. Denson
Roy Holder
Gayla
Charles Myers
Holy Land
J. W. Bohemans
Church of Christ
Staley
Irvy Talley
Mr. White
Abilene
Edwin Voss
Ted
Hantsche
John Oaken
Voss
W. B. Guy
Bill Harmon
Lou Stanford
Fort ‘Hood
Wingate
Schwartz Family Reunion At Abilene
The W. H. Schwartz annual family reunion was held July 1 and 2 at Abilene State Park. Ten of the 15 children were present with members of their families. Attending were Doyle Lee and Lynn e Brown of Abilene. Waldene Hood and Joy of Monroe Louisiana. Alta Crowell. George Floyd and children of Port Arthur. Nancy Sisson and son of El Paso. Monroe Boles Randall and Reggie of Winters. Joyce Schwartz of Austin. Ellis Fulton and children. W. H. Schwartz Jr. and children of Odessa. Ralph Schwartz of Dallas. Marshal Hamilton and daughter of Mineral Wells. Minnie Rosford of Weatherford. Roeneal Boles and sons of San Antonio. Peggy Lee and a visitor of El Paso. Jean Mostad of Winters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Schwartz
Abilene State Park
Doyle Lee
Lynne Brown
Abilene
Waldene Hood
Joy
Monroe
Alta Crowell
George Floyd
Port Arthur
Nancy Sisson
el Paso
Monroe Boles
Randall
Reggie
Arnold Visit in Washington D C Home on Penny Lane
Mr and Mrs Ralph Arnold of Washington D C are visiting in the home of her parents Mr and Mrs H H Webb on Penny Lane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington DC
Ralph Arnold
Washington D. C
H. H. Webb
Penny Lane
Frank Lehman 89 Died After Long Illness
Frank Lehman 89 died Monday at Merrill Rest Home after a two year illness. Funeral was Wednesday July 5 at 10:30 am at Spill Memorial Chapel with Dean Smith officiating. Burial in Fairview Cemetery. He was born July 7 1877 at Crawford and married Victoria Phelps on February 7 1904 at Duffie. Survivors include sons Clifford of Winters and Douglas of Waco. daughters Mrs Otto Minzenmeyer Bartlett Mrs Thomas Wolford Winters and Mrs H T Down San Angelo. a daughter in law Mrs Carl Lehman Wichita Falls. a sister in law Mrs Fannie Lehman Amarillo. ten grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Pallbearers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spill Memorial Chapel
Frank Lehman
Merrill Rest Home
Dean Smith
Ballinger
Fairview Cemetery
Crawford
Victoria Phelps
Duffie
Meridian
Hamilton County
Runnels County
Crews
Dale
Lehman
Gladys
Carl
Hatchel Church of Christ
Clifford Lehman
Winters
Douglas Lehman
Waco
Otto Minzenmayer
Bartlett
Thomas Wolford
H. T. Down
San Angelo
Carl Lehman
Wichita Falls
Fannie Lehman
Amarillo
B. B. Campbell
Bill Mayo
Wilbur Phelps
Walter Adams
Albert Sudduth
I. W. Conway
Ralph Parker
H. G. Bradley
Brother of Local Woman Died In New Jersey
Mrs. Lewis Ernst learns her brother Amil Kiefer of Pine Hill New Jersey died June 23 from a heart ailment after surgery He was a brother in law to Mrs W J Kiefer of Winters and an uncle to Mrs Lawrence Jacob and Mrs R C Simpson of Winters
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
Lewis Ernst
Amil Kiefer
Pine Hill
N. J
Kiefer
W. J. Kiefer
Winters
Lawrence Jacob
R. C. Simpson
Dale Sewing Club Meets At Mrs N Ueckerts Home
Mrs Norbert Ueckert hosted the Dale Sewing Club regular meeting at Route 2. Members quilted the club quilt and refreshments were served to Mesdames Baldwin Traylor Mayo Hambright Spill Stoecker Thormeyer Smith Compton Rogers McKnight Lehman Whittenberg and visitors Romans Watson. A party at the home of Mr and Mrs E E Thormeyer is planned for Tuesday July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Ueckert
Dale Sewing Club
Norbert Ueckert
Route
Carl Baldwin
Marvin Traylor
Bill Mayo
Clarence Hambright
Herman Spill
Carroll Stoecker
Ernest Thormeyer
Ernest Smith
Loyd Compton
I. W. Rogers
Tip McKnight
Clifford Lehman
Jack Whittenberg
Mary Ann Romans
Clay Watson
E. E. Thormeyer
Government Expenditures Narrowing Challenge in Congress
Omar Burleson discusses the hurdle of cutting federal costs amid 14 department appropriations plus supplements. He notes the risk of blind spots until all budgets are reviewed, cites calls for a Government Program Evaluation Commission, and warns of rising costs amid wartime funding and sprawling programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Appropriations Committee
House of Representatives
House
Senate
Viet Nam
Department of Government
Department of the Interior
Department of Agriculture
Cleaning and stain removal for antique glassware guidance
Texas A&M extension specialist Joy Arrington outlines practical methods to tackle lime deposits and surface discolorations in glassware. Use tea leaves or lemon on stained surfaces, vinegar or vinegar with rice to shake away discoloration, rinse vinegar stained items with diluted ammonia, chlorine bleach for flower vases, and baking soda in rinse water to brighten coffee makers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joy. Arrington
Texas
A&m University
Gratitude for Kindness After Illness and Hospital Stay
Mrs. W. A. Pace expresses thanks to those who remembered her during illness with cards letters flowers and visits including during her hospital stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Pace
Ite
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Elvis Presley
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