Tribune-Progress (Bartlett, Tex.), Vol. 92, No. 13, Ed. 1, Thursday, January 11, 1979 Page: 10 of 10
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Page 10 Tribune-Progress Thursday January 11 1979
Winter Is Definitely here ns this vehicle parked about a
block north of the fire station In Bnrtlctt will testify. The
Obituaries
Joe Ischoerner
Funeral services for Joe A.
Tschocrncr 73 of Schwcrt-
ncr were held at 10 a.m.
Thursday at the Holy Trinity
Catholic Church in Corn Hill
with Father Gideon Stram
officiating. Burial was in the
church cemetery.
Rosary was prayed at 8
p.m. Wednesday at the
Goodnight Funeral Home in
Bartlctt.
Mr. Tschocrncr died
Monday in the Bartlctt
nursing home after a long
illness.
He was born In Corn Hill.
He was a retired farmer and
a member of the Holy Trinity
Catholic Church in Corn Hill.
Survivors include his
widow Mrs. Amanda
Tsclioerner of Schwcrtner;
four sons Joe B. Tschocrncr
Jr. of Schwcrtner Lcroy
Tschocrncr and James
Tschocrncr of Cedar Park
and Glenn H. Tschocrncr of
Bartlctt; one daughter Mrs.
Donald Rodriguez of
Lcandcr; one brother Louis
Tschocrncr of Granger; one
sister Mrs. Hubert
Wolbrueck of Schwcrtner;
and 14 grandchildren.
Pallbearers were grand-
sons Gilbert Tsclioerner
David Tsclioerner Terry
Tsclioerner Daniel
Tschocrncr Delvin
Tsclioerner Joseph
Tschocrncr.
Lela Davidson
Mrs. I-ela Davidson 8G of
Bartlett died Friday mor-
ning in the Bartlett nursing
home after a long illness
Funeral services were held
at 2 p.m. Saturday in
Goodnight Funeral Chapel in
Bartlett with Rev. Wesley
Thompson officiating. Burial
was in the Holland City
Cemetery.
Mrs. Davidson was born in
Bell County. She was a
housewife and a member of
the First Baptist Church of
Bartlett.
She is survived by one
daughter Mrs. Donna
Mullins of Bartlctt.
Program Announced
For Farmers Ranchers
WACO A program
featuring special sessions on
cotton grain and beef
production along with an
opportunity for homemakers
to develop a computerized
home budget will highlight
thcannunl Blackland Income
Growth (BIG) meeting here
Jan. 17.
The 17th annual meeting
will get under way with
registration at 8:45 a.m at
the Waco Convention Center
announces Pr. Fred Cross
area resource development
specialist with the Texas
Agricultural Extension
Service
Meeting theme is
"Management for Profits."
Among keynote speakers
will be Dr. Ron Knutson
Extension economist in
marketing nnd policy who
will discuss agricultural
policy matters at a noon
"Dutch treat" luncheon.
Vernon L Peckham. senior
vice president with Republic
National Bank Dallas will
be the leadoff speaker and
will discuss "Managing
Money for Agricultural
Profits."
The special session on
cotton production wll deal
with total management
systems pest managements
update on harvest - aid
chemicals and electronic
marketing.
Highlighting the grain
session will be discussions on
tropical sorghums corn (or
the Blacklands and small
grains .
Wesleyan
Circle
Meets
Due to the freezing
weather conditions the
meeting of the Wesleyan
Circle of the First United
Mctholidst Church of Bartlett
was postponed until Jan. 8
when the organization met in
the home of Mr.s George
Fowler.
The meeting opened with
the prayer by the president
Mrs. Elmer Crycr. Minutes
of the December meeting
were read and approved.
Mrs. Leslie Douglas
presented the treasurer's
report which was also ap-
proved. A card was read from Mrs.
Louise Oldham thanking the
members for the cookie
house presented her at
Christmas.
Program chairman was
Mrs. Clarence Marchak who
presented the program en-
titled "Whole People
Through Jesus Christ."
Others on the program were
Mrs. Leslie Djouglas who
read "Prayer was an Adven-
ture" from Mark Chapter C:
"People Don't Pray Like
They Use To" by Mrs.
William Daugherty; and
"How Should We Pray" by
Mrs. Clarence Marchak.
A luncheon was served to
one guest Mrs. William
Daugherty and the following
members Miss Esther Saage
Mesdames Milford Watson
Cleo Patton D. A. Swopc
Leslie Douglas C E. Limer
Clarence Marchak Curtis
Saage George Pond Ray
Watson Elmer Cryer and
the hostesses Mrs. Harold
Elmers and Mrs. George
Fowler.
The next meeting will be
held on Feb. 5th with Mrs.
Elmer Cryer and Mrs. Oscar
Langc as hostesses.
The session on beef cattle
and forages will feature a
discussion on forages will
feature a discussion on
forage and hay evaluation
and a panel on cow calf
operations and getting
animals ready for the
feedlot.
A special segment of the
annual meeting will feature
"Dollar Watch" a new
computer budgeting
program that will enable
participants to obtain a
reading on their individual
budgets nnd financial
situation.
According to Cross the
BIG program is designed to
improve agriculture and
other related industries in a
32 - county area stretching
from the Red River to north
of Victoria.
The annual meeting is
being held in conjunction
with the Mld-Tcx Farm and
Ranch Machinery Show Jan.
10-17 at the Convention
Center.
TJC Choir
To Perforin
The Temple Junior Cbllego-
Choir will be presenting n
special program Friday
morning in the gym at
Bartlett High School.
The program is slated to
begin at 9;20am.
local area's second ice storm
this past weekend.
Davilla
By MRS. ROY
Mr. and Mrs. Ambris
Brumbclow spent their
holidays in Houston with Mr.
and Mrs. Vie Wayne Tatum
and family
Mr. and Mrs Harlan Conn
and Mr Douglas Conn of
Vidor were visitors of
relatives in Davilla.
Dan Wiley of Temple
visited relatives in Davilla.
Bill Shaver visited his
daughter in Rockdale.
Mrs. Grace Brown and
daughter Shirley visited
Mrs. Marie Duncum and Mr.
and Mrs. George Brown.
Rev. and Mrs. Garland
Williams and sons of Austin
were visitors at the Assembly
of God Church Sunday.
Rev. and Mrs. Charles
Shepherd of Temple were
speakers at the Assembly of
God Church Sunday night.
Donnic Davis visited his
brother and sister-in-law
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Davis in
Andice Sunday.
Mrs. Minnie Lee Collier
was a visitor of Mr. and Mrs.
QuidoGersbach.
Ellis Burns has returned
home from the Veterans
Hospital InTcmplc.
Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Burns
Jr. of Austin were home
during the weekend.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Eddie
Freeman of Houston visited
Mr. nnd Mrs. Ed Walker on
New Year's Day.
Holiday guests of Mrs.
Ruby Godge were Mr. and
Mrs. George Yarbrough of
Kcrrville Mr. and Mrs. Louis
Harwell of Dallas Mr. and
Mrs. Bill Adams and grand-
daughters of Missouri Mr.
and Mrs. Bill Adams Jr. and
children of Florida Mr. and
Mrs. Karl Adams of Freer
Earl Adams of Harlingcn.
INSURANCE
NEEDS
SEE
SAAGE &
ASSOCIATES
INC.
Bartlctt
DW-527-3337
wWAGlNT
in ns many weeks happened
News
HARDIN
Mr. and Mrs. Alton Turner
and Mr and Mrs Paul Burke
rata 07 "?? Mr?
&n..S 1 It
Leonard Burke during the
holidays.
Wednesday Club1 O Meet
The Bartlett Women's
Wednesday Club will meet
ffiKMSi l 3M5 P'm- at
thcTownllall.
The program will be
presented by Rev. nnd Mrs.
Tony Hargrove.
All members arc en-
couraged toattend.
Franz's
ELIZABETH AND WILSON FRANZ
USDA GRADE 'A' -tf
TURKEYS goid crest lb. 7
GIADIOLA rt rf
CORNBREAD MIX 2for35
OCEAN SPRAY Mgif
CRANBERRY SAUCE can 49
DEL MONTE
PINEAPPLE v2 size
MORTONS DINNERS
LIQUID
PALMOLIVE GIANTSIZE
IMPERIAL
SUGAR
MAXWELL HOUSE
COFFEE
STARKIST TUNA
RANCH STYLE
BEANS
GIANT SIZE
FAB
POT-O-GOLD
SYRUP
GALA II
TOWELS
A Tree Branch partially blocks Farm Road 1123 in this
photo taken January 1 in Holland. The branch apparently
gave way under the weight of accumulated ice. Its
Rainfall
R i
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fnrmyfivey miles weVt o.
Holland for 1978 was 33.15
h
ingnLS
Rainfall during the year
fell as follows:
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April 3.30
IS 21!
June 4.C0
!";J v.... none
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Jr J'1"
Jr ' '
Nov B. 0
Dec 3.10
5 LB.
SACK
2 LB.
CAN
3 FOR $1
$129
ONLY
(BLACKBURNS)
4 LB. JAR
Warmer Weather Expected
For Bartlett-Holland Area
Saturday Jan. C was an
icy day foMhc local area as
for the second weekend n a
row cold artlc air combined
wllh mosture from the Gulf
l Producc dismal
Although trees and power
lines become encrusted with
ice there were no significant
fTSiX 0"xcnnLlhnf
J!. W3A 5 L
5S ecfet-toCgentdwS
by Snturdny nihghl nnd
Sunday morning but instead
the temperatures warmed
slightly preventing the slick
road surfaces which existed
during the slorm a wcek
earjier
SUNKIST
LEMONS
49
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79
F
$123
$469
DEL MONTE
PILLSBURY BUNDT
$
09
69
location is about three blocks north of the Holland Post
Office
Lows were recorded
around the 18 degree mark
Monday morning after all
the clouds had cleared out.
STOP PAYING
HIGH
UTILITY BILLS
Savo 25 to 30 of
heating and cooling by
adding
STORM WINDOWS
Coll Coll.cl
BEll ENERGY SAVERS
982-4432 or 982-4997
FOOD SPECIALS
IARTLETT TEXAS
- SPECIALS GOOD -
Thurs. Fri. & Sat.
JAN. 11-12-13
7-FARMS
Kf 'MED
Ebb? GRADE 'A'
10 LB. BAG
POTATOES
SHO-FINE PURE PORK SAUSAGE
THIS WEEK - TRY SOME WITH PANCAKES
14 VARIETIES
LIMIT 6
RED & WHITE (FROZEN) 6 OZ.
ORANGE JUICE
SUGARY SAM m 4
SWEET POTATOES 303 h49
PET MILK
TUNA HELPER
CHUNK
UEl mums 303 A AC
FRUIT COCKTAIL can 4T
DEL MONTE 303 CAN J.t
ENGLISH PEAS 2 CANS
CAKE MIXES S only 99
HUNTS 8 0Z.
TOMATO SAUCE 5 FOR I
Forecasters were
predicting fair skies and high
temperatures in the CO's for
this weekend.
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Tribune-Progress (Bartlett, Tex.), Vol. 92, No. 13, Ed. 1, Thursday, January 11, 1979, newspaper, January 11, 1979; Taylor, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth81467/m1/10/: accessed April 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Bartlett Activities Center and the Historical Society of Bartlett.