La Grange Journal (La Grange, Tex.), Vol. 62, No. 52, Ed. 1 Thursday, December 25, 1941 Page: 2 of 8
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LA GRANGE JOURNAL
DECEMBER 25, 1941
FAYETTEVILLE SECTION
CARMINE SECTION
MRS. LAURA FORRES, Agent and Correspondent
MRS. A WALT HARZKE, Agent and Correspondent.
SPACEK-DILTZ
The home of Rep. and Mrs. R. B.
Spacek was the scene of a simple yet
most impressive wedding ceremony
Tuesday evening, Dec. 16, when, in
the presence of the two families,
their daughter Doris, became the
bride of Lieut. E. Diltz, son of Rev.
and Mrs. C. B. Diltz of Floresville.
Miss Patsy Kubena sang the bridal
song, “I Love You Truly”, accompan-
ied on the piano by Mrs. Gus. Levin.
The vows were taken before an im-
provised altar with Rev. Diltz, father
of the bridegroom, officiating.
The bride, given in marriage by
her father, was becomingly attired in
a lovely suit of powder blue gabar-
dine, with which she wore brown ac-
cessories. Her corsage was of large
pink carnations; her only attendant
was her sister, Mrs. Alan Weber of
Webster, who was attired in navy
blue, with which she wore navy ac-
cessories; her corsage was of white
carnations. The bridegroom was at-
tended by W. G. Marony as best man.
After the ceremony refreshments
was served in the dining room, the
table was overlaid with a lovely lace
cloth, and at one end of the board
a huge reflector held the 3-tiered wed-
ding cake, a white confection around
which was placed lace fern and pink
rosebuds. The table held various
sweets and at one end of the board
coffee wns poured by Mrs. R. R. Ku-
bena, another sister of the bride.
The couple left by auto for a short
wedding trip, after which they will
go to Albuquerque, New Mexico,
where Lieut. Diltz will be stationed
indefinitely.
The following relatives were pres-
ent: Rev. C. B. Diltz, Floresville;
Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Diltz, Smithville;
Lieut, and Mrs. T. R. Diltz, San
Antonio; Miss Lena Diltz, FloresvillC;
Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Marony, Vic-
toria; Miss Ruth Agnes Campbell,
Seguin, R. B. Spacek, Jr., Seguin;
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. DeLeon and chil-
dren, Cuero; Mr. and Mrs. Alan
Weber, Webster; Mr. and Mrs. R. R.
Kubena and daughters, Fayetteville.
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SENIOR CLASS MEETS
The seniors met Tuesday, Dec. 10,
under the supervision of Mr. Jochec,
their sponsor, Mr. Webb and Mr.
Bratz. The senior president, Leander
Pflughaupt, presided over the meet-
ing.
Purpose of the meeting was to
elect the most outstanding seniors in
the class.
Those elected are: Most represen-
tative boy—Erwin Sladek; most rep-
resentative girl, Dainty Ovon Knip-
pel; most handsome boy, Rudolph
Michalk; most beautiful girl, Isabell
Sladek.
After the election, no further busi-
ness,, the meeting adjourned.
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CHRISTMAS PROGRAMS
Fayetteville Union Sunday school
sponsored a Christmas program Sun-
day evening at the grammar school
building, which was witnessed by a
large attendance. A huge Christmas
tree was lighted and all the pupils
were presented with a gift and a
bag of goodies. After the program
games and contests were enjoyed.
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A large attendance enjoyed the
parochial school program at the
school house Sunday evening, under
the direction of the Sisters. A very
interesting program was rendered.
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CHURCH SERVICES
Lutheran church services will be
held on Christmas day, Dec. 25, at
2:30 p.m., with the Lord’s Supper;
Rev. J. Bosshard will officiate at the
services.
COMPLIMENTS
OF THE
CHRISTMAS IS HERE
Our little city is ablaze (at night)
of electric lights which, reflecting
our spirit of the Yuletide, enhances
the spirit of Christmas. Santa Claus
came Monday evening and made the
kiddies happy, and everyone joined
in bidding him a welcome. Despite
the pall that hangs over a Christian
nation, our people are glorifying the
anniversary of the birth of the Prince
of Peace. Our city hall and grounds
are a picture of beauty.
In common with our citizens and
the Journal editor, we are offering
our sincere wishes for a Happy
Christmas for everybody.
DAWN THEATRE
FAYETTEVILLE, TEXAS
Fred Scott proved such a favorite
a few weeks ago that we have him
and “Fuzzy” back at the Dawn Thea-
tre on Sunday, Dec. 28, in “Moon-
light On The Range.”
BACA’S ORCHESTRA
Will play for the following holi-
day dances:
Dec. 25, at La Bahia.
Dec. 27, at Poth.
Dec. 28, at Fairchild.
Dec. 29, at Carmine.
Dec. 30, at Plum, Legler’s hall, bat-
tle dance.
Dec. 31, at Crosby, all night dance.
Jan. 1, 1942, at Park, battle dance
with Blume’s.
The members of Baca’s Band and
Orchestra wish for one and all a
Merry Christmas and a Prosperous
New Year—1942.
JOHN R. BACA, Director.
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K.J.T. LODGE
At the meeting of the K.J.T. Lodge
held Sunday morning, election of of-
ficers was held; the following were
elected for the coming year:
Willie Petter, president.
Anton Vitek, vice-president
Frank Holub, secretary
Fred Kubala, treasurer
Willie Petter, bookkeeper.
Frank Klimek, adviser.
Anton Novak was the out-going
president.
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ELECTION HELD
Community committeemen and dele-
gates for the AAA convention were
elected at the meeting held here, Fri-
day, Dec. 19. The following were
elected:
Community committeemen — Willie
Petter, chairman; Rud: Minarcik,
vice-chairman; Anton Novak, mem-
ber; John Sula, delegate; Robt. Minar-
cik, alternate.
Delegate to convention — Willie
Petter; alternate, Anton Novak.
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PERSONAL MENTION
Pvt. Julius Frank, Jr., of Fort Ben-
ning, Ga., visited with Mr. and Mrs.
Roland Woehst, Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ad. Piwetz and
daughter of Baytown are visiting
here with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Steiner spent
Sunday and Monday in Dallas.
Mrs. J. F. Chupik spent Monday in
Houston.
Jerry Novosad of Fort Sam Hous-
ton is spending a 10-days’ furlough
here with his mother, Mrs. Mary No-
vosad.
Miss Sylvia Konvicka of Houston
is here with her parents, for the holi-
days.
Joe Konvicka of Fort Knox, Ken-
tucky arrived h’ere Wednesday to
spend a 15-days furlough with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Konvicka.
Rev. A1 W. Nesvadba of Wallis
spent Tuesday here with his friends.
Mrs. Paul Novosad and daughter
Alice, and Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Petter
spent one day last week in Houston.
Misses Genelle Bode and Lorain
Piwetz, both of Houston, arrived home
Sunday to spend the holidays with
their parents.
Mrs. C. L. Johnson and daughter
Margie, of Houston, spent Sunday
here with relatives.
Joe Cufr of Houston was the guest
of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John
Cufr, Sunday.
Adelyn Marek of Denton is home
for the holidays.
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MOTHERS CLUB
Members of the Mothers Club and a
group of guests were entertained
'with an appropriate program, Friday
afternoon, Dec. 19, when they met
for their regular meeting. The fol-
lowing program, under the direction
of Misses Foyt, Koch and Brandt;
program announced by Supt. Webb:
Welcome by Mary Krampota.
Christmas music by F.F.Al Band.
The gifts of the children.
A Christmas parade.
Christmas songs.
Reading by Mary Francis Chupik:
Christmas Visitors From Other Lands;
Do Your Christmas Shopping Early.
Reading by Buddy Marek.
A Colored Santa.
After the conclusion of the pro-
gram a short business session was
conducted by Mrs. H. B. Gresser,
president. Miss Louise Schmidt and
Mrs. D. A. Haydon were welcomed
into the Club as new members.
The treasurer read the financial
report, which showed that $76.91 was
cleared at the bazaar, the Club’s bal-
ance increased to $140.79.
The Club voted to finance deflector
boards for ventilating the school
rooms, also a thermometer.
Mr. Webb announced a basket ball
game for Tuesday, Dec. 23, between
Moulton and Fayetteville, at the
S.P.J.S.T. Hall. The Club adjourned
until Friday, Jan. 16, 1942.
—Mrs. E. W. Kurtz, Reporter
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MASS—DEC. 24
Christmas day services in the St.
John’s Catholic church will begin
Wednesday, Dec. 24, with midnight
Mass. The second Mass with Engv
lish sermon will be held at 8:00
o’clock, followed with High Mass at
9:30 o’clock.
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MECHANIC EMPLOYED
Otto Moeller of Industry has ac-
cepted a position at the Vavra Chev-
rolet Garage as mechanic. Mr. Moel-
ler, for the past two years, has been
employed at the Bellinger Chevrolet
Garage in Industry.
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Greetings From
Von MINDEN’S HATCHERY
AND FEED STORE
Herman Von Minden, Prop.
FARMERS NATIONAL
BANK
Capital Stock $25,000.00
Member of F.D.I. Corp.
ALVIN B. ON KEN
Dealer In
Gulf Products
Season’s Greetings To All!
VAVRA CHEVROLET
COMPANY
Telephone No. 16
Extends Season’s Greetings
HOTMAN & ZD ARIL
Lumber And Building
Material
W. C. LANGLOTZ
Blacksmith And
Implements
Extends Greetings!
ZAPALAC DRUG STORE
Extends Greetings
Emil Zapalac, Prop.
Miss Estella Zapalac, Ph.G.
LEE HEINSOHN
Rough Dressed Long Leaf
Yellow Pine Lumber
Shingles, Doors, Blinds. Etc.
BACA’S BAND AND
ORCHESTRA
’Always At Your Service”
J. R. Baca, Leader
E. J. KNESEK
Hardware - Furniture
Funeral Supplies
Courteous Service Assured
SERVICE GARAGE
Automobile Repairing
Washing - Greasing
Ad- Listvan. Prop.
ED. SARRAZIN
General
Merchandise
Cotton Buyer
LIL’S BEAUTY SHOP
Extends Season’s Greetings
Your Patronage Appreciated
Mrs. Leonard Cufr
MOTHER’S CLUB
Extends
Season’s Greetings
Greetings From
DR. GUS LEVIN
Season’s Greetings
LA GRANGE JOURNAL
Mrs. Laura Forres, Agt.
R. B. SPACEK
State
Representative
LAD’S PACKAGE STORE
Best Wishes For
Christmas Cheer
Lad Hornak, Owner
Fell Into Cistern—
And Found Snakes
Werner Von Minden and Joe Kris-
tek took to the woods near the Road-
side Park at Warda late Friday af-
ternoon in search of a Christmas
tree. The two young men walked one
ahead of the other among the pines;
Von Minden was in the lead.
Kristek, busy looking from one
likely tree to the other, suddenly be-
gan to look for Von Minden. The
boy had disappeared as if the earth
had swallowed him up. Actually that
was the case. As Werner trudged
through the high grass, axe in hand,
he did not see the 4-foot wide hole,
the opening of an abandoned cistern
in his path; he fell in, fell 15 feet be-
fore he hit the water which was plen-
ty deep, went under, came, up swim-
ming and yelling for help.
Hearing the call Kristek cautiously
approached the hole and peered in.
By this time Von Minden had found
a rotten log floating on the surface
of the foul water and was holding on.
Jode Smith, driving toward Elgin
and his home, was stopped by Kris-
tek, and the two of them managed to
arrange part of a tree in such man-
ner that Von Minden could Crawl out.
At Schulze’s, Monday, Von Minden
laughed as he displayed his only in-
jury, a small cut on the elbow which
he received in the fall with the axe,
SHORT NEWS ITEMS
J. E. Binder and Edgar Siebel were
natal day hosts, Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Lloyd Muesse
announce the arrival of Fay Ann and
Sally Ann, twin girls, born Friday
afternoon in the Burton Hospital.
The mother, formerly Miss Nelda
Meyer, and the babies are doing fine.
Congratulations!
Mrs. Leslie Doleshal of Brenham,
accompanied by Mrs. Otto Ullrich,
Jr., Felix Werchan and his mother of
here attended the funeral of their
cousin and nephew, Bryan Reynolds,
at Lampasas, Thursday.
Willie Schoenberg, Adolph Althaus,
H. L. F. Doerr, Sr., Rudy Schoenberg,
and C. F. Werchan returned Friday
from Garwood where they sptnt two
days on a duck and deer hunt. They
were unsuccessful.
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Keilers and son,
and Mrs. Emma Gau attended the
funeral of Miss Lenida Gerdes at Ol-
denburg, Saturday. Miss Gerdes was
a niece of Mrs. Gau.
Mr. and Mrs. Willie Scharath re-
moved to Brenham, Sunday, where
Mr. Scharath recently accepted a po-
sition with the Ry. company. He is
replpaced here, temporarily, as rail-
road agent by Mr. Holt of Moulton.
We wish to thank Miss Norma
Bauer and Arthur Fricke for their
renewals to the La Grange Journal.
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RAUCH-KIEKE
Miss Vivian Rauch, daughter of
Will Rauch of Ledbetter, was mar-
ried to Alton Kieke, son of Mrs. Min-
na Kieke of here and Martin Kieke
of Floresville, at 2:00 p.m., Sunday
in the Giddings Methodist church;
Rev. Ed. McClesky read the service.
Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Kieke attended
the couple.
Mr. and Mrs. Rauch left for a short
wedding trip. After the Christmas
holidays they will reside at Helotes
where the bridegroom is principal of
the Clifton school.
The bride graduated from Giddings
High School; the bridegroom receiv-
ed his B.S. degree from S.W.T.T.C.,
at San Marcos this past summer.
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PERSONAL MENTION
Mr. and Mrs. H. L. F. Doerr, Jr.,
were in San Antonio on business,
Friday.
Pvt. Clinton Kieke arrived from El
Paso, Friday. He was given a 10-days
furlough.
Mrs. Dorothy Blackburn, formerly
of San Antonio, visited here Thurs-
day while en route to Bryan where
she will be employed in the AAA of-
fice.
Mrs. Lester Brewer and daughters
of Schulenburg visited in the C. F.
Werchan home, Wednesday.
Pvt. and Mrs. Leander Fuchs ar-
rived from Camp Hulen, Monday, to
spent the holidays with r elatives
here.
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Elof of La
Grange spent Sunday in the W. E.
Kuhn home.
Mrs. A. C. Miller accompanied a
group from Brenham to Camp Hulen,
A MERRY CHRISTMAS TO ALL!
A Merry, Merry Christmas and a
Bright and Prosperous New Year to
all members of the Journal staff and
to all the readers, is the wish of your
correspondent.
Wednesday, to visit with her brother
and wife, Capt. and Mrs. Ben Knolle.
Visitors in the Otto F. Kiel home
Saturday, were: Mesdames William
Schulze, P. E. Suehs, Alfred Winnis-
dorfer, and Miss Ruth Suehs, all of
Austin.
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CHURCH NEWS
Carmine Lutheran Church
Dec. 25—Christmas services and
holy communion at 10:00 a.m.
Sunday, Dec. 28:
Sunday school at 9:30 a.m.
German services at 10:30 a.m.
No evening services.
Dec. 31—New Year’s Eve services
beginning at 7:30 o’clock.
Jan. 1, 1942—New Year’s services
and holy communion at 10:00 a.m.
H. BRUNOTTE, Pastor.
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ENTERTAINS AT BRIDGE
Mrs. Eddie Braun was hostess at
a “bridge” party, Thursday night,
when she entertained Mesdames Ar-
thur Fricke, Leon Hoppe, W. H. Ros-
ki, Alfred Etzel, Harold Weyand, W.
A. Plueckhahn, and Await Harzke,
members of the Bridgeg Club.
Preceding the games a delicious
lunch consisting of ham sandwiches,
cookies, fudge cake and coffee, was
served to the group. Mrs. Arthur
Fricke, high winner and holder of
traveling, was awarded a bath towel
and two linen, handkerchiefs, respec-
tively; Mrs. W. H. Roski, low scorer,
received a linen handkerchief.
Mrs. Alfred Etzel will be the Club’s
hostess during the holiday season.
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CLUB MEETING
Members of the O.D.H.S. met at
the home of Mrs. Julius Menke, for
their regular session, Wednesday1 af-
ternoon. ‘Present w*ere the following1
members:
Mesdames H. F. Hoermann, presi-
dent, who was in charge; E. W. Hop-
pe, Richard Zwernemann, H. C. Zwer-
nemann, W. G. Neese, G. A. Giesel,
Hugo Weyand, H. E. Siebel.
The group will meet next at the
home of Mrs. W. G. Neese, on Feb. 18.
JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL NEWS
The fourth and fifth grades organ-
ized a Citizenship Club Friday, Dec.
19. The following officers were elect-
ed: Alois Jaeger, president; Lucile
Knebel, vice-president; Floyd Plueck-
hahn, secretary; Willie Mae Schoen-
berg, reporter.
Carmine Cubs again trounced the
La Grange “B” t6am, Tuesday night,
Dec. 16. The score: 32 to 15. Siebel
was high point man for the Cubs,
who played a good offensive game.
Standing of the Cubs: Won 2, lost 3.
Christinas trees and decorations
were put in all rooms of our school
for the parties Wednesday afternoon,
W t*le PUP‘1S exchanged gifts.
Wilbert Knebel, son of Emil Knebel
of La Bahia, entered our school this
week. He is in the 10th grade.
The school had several ex-student
visitors on Monday and Tuesday.
Those who observed birthdaV anni-
versaries this week are: Ddgpthy
Noak, on Saturday; and Orville ffrm-
kel, on Sunday.—Gladys Jaster and
Iva Lee Hoermann, reporters.
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JASTER-SCHOENBERG
The marriage of Miss Pearlie
Schoenberg, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Willie Schoenberg, Jr., of Carmine,
to Elvis Jaster, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Fritz Jaster of near here, was sol-
emnized Saturday at 6:00 p.m., in the
Carmine Lutheran church; Rev. H.
Brunotte read the nuptial service in
the presence of members of both
families.
The bride was attired in a tailored
suit of white wool with navy acces-
sories, and a white chrysanthemum
corsage completed her costume. Miss
Janette Schoenberg, her sister’s only
attendant, wore an aqua dress with
brown accessories and a corsage of
yellow chrysanthemums. Harry Jas.
ter served as best man.
A turkey dinner was served at the
home of the bride’s parents immedi-
ately after the ceremony. The couple
are at home in Houston where both
are employed. Both are graduates of
Giddings High School; the bridegroom
also graduated from Braughon’s
Business College in Houston.
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JAHNZ-ARNDT
The wedding of Miss Flora Arndt,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gus. Arndt
of near here, and Paul Jahnz, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Herm. Jahnz of near
Round Top took place in the Carmine
Lutheran church Sunday at 4:00 p.m.
Rev. H. Brunotte performed the cere-
mony. Attendants were Miss Mabel
Arndt and Waldemar Schramax
After the marriage ceremdny the
party went to the home of the bride’s
parents where a turkey dinner was
served after the baptism of the little
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gus. Arndt.
The little one received the name of
Mary Ann; sponsers are Mrs. Edith
Pfeiffer and Rudy Mueller. Rev. H.
Brunotte officiated.
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HUMPTY DUMPTY STORE
E. P. Jacob, Prop.
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Feed - Cotton Buyer
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Zwernemann Lumber Co.
R. G. Zwernemann, Prop.
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Building Material
E. A. HOPPE
Postmaster
Extends Greetings
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Since 1880
Mrs. Await Harzke
Agent And Correspondent
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MARRIAGES
MARRIED SIXTY YEARS
Annual Aggie
DANCE
Saturday, Dec. 27
AT THE
AMERICAN LEGION HALL
Music By
JOE BUZZE
and
ORCHESTRA
10 TILL 2
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which by the way, is still at the bot-
tom of the cistern.
“When I pulled off my boots, after
getting home”, said Werner, “I had
two little snakes in them!"
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LIEBSCHER-GRASSHOFF
Miss Ahrona Liebscher, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Alf. Liebscher of Ol-
denburg and Lieut. Linn Grasshoff,
adopted son of Mr. and Mrs. Gus. Al-
brecht of La Grange, were married
at the Brenham Lutheran church, Sat-
urday evening; Rev. Theo. Streng
performed the marriage ceremony,
with Miss Georgia Kusey and Larry
Klein as witnesses.
Mifes Liebscher wore a blue suit
with brown accessories, and a corsage
of brown orchids. After the cere-
mony the happy young couple jour-
neyed to Houston. Late Sunday they
accepted the good wishes of friends
in La Grange before departing for
Brownwood, where Lieut. Grasshoff
serves Uncle Sam at Camp Bowie.
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STAHMER-WEIDT
Miss Erna Stahmer, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Stahmer, and Hy.
Weidt, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Hy.
Weidt, were united in marriage at
the Ruteraville Lutheran church, Sun-
day afternoon; Rev. R. Heise per-
formed the wedding ceremony. The
young couple will live with the bride’s
parents.
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The Journal Stationery Department
has school supplies that are being sold
at ONE-HALF the original price. For
bargains see The Journal Stationery
Department.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Stork of Haw
Creek celebrated their 60th wedding
anniversary at the home of their son-
in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
Otto Althaus, at Carmine, Sunday.
Present was eight of their nine liv-
mgch.Idren and many of theirgrand-
children, among whom Mrs. Mason
Schmidt of La Grange is named. Six-
ty-one guests enjoyed a turkey din-
ner with accessories.
Rev. Bosshardt of Warrenton, who
is their spiritual advisor, gave them
a message long to be remembered.
May they continue to enjoy many
more years together, is the Journal’s
sincere wish.
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GOOD DUCK HUNT
Ducks have been rather scarce this
season, and many hunters have re-
turned with little to show for their
hunt, besides a pleasant outing.
Sheriff Wm. Loessin, Geo. Gicsber,
Lawrence Weber, Gerh. Wieting, and
Ben C. Dicbel report good hunting at
Long Mott, near Rockport, Sunday
and Monday.
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BABY GIRL
Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Weber, III, be-
came the proud and happy parents
of a baby daughter, Monday, when
the stork visited the La Grange Hos-
pital. “A. F. Ill was all set for
A. F., IV.” Said Uncle Lawrence,
“Dunno, haven’t named it yet!” Con-
gratulations!
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