New Ulm Enterprise (New Ulm, Tex.), Vol. 46, No. 5, Ed. 1 Thursday, October 27, 1955 Page: 2 of 6
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THE NEW ULM ENTERPRISE. NEW ULM. TEXAS, Thursday,
NELSONVILLE BRIEFS
FAYETTEVILLE ITEMS-
CHICKEN STEW DINNER
by Mrs. Josef A. Barton
Industry C. M. B. Church
Attend Oolden Wedding
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 30th
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MAYTAG
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Frelsburg, Texas
Guests of the J. A. Garners for
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Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Peschel
and children visited with Mr. and
Mrs. Elmo Iselt and children in
Hempstead, Saturday night.
Come on in and help us celebrate our big
GRAND OPENING with famous NUTRENA
Livestock and Poultry Feeds! Register FREE
for the big prizes to be given away Saturday,
October 29. You may be the lucky winner of
the 12 cn. ft. Maytag FREEZER, or one of the
other valuable free gifts and prizes. No pur-
chase necessary.
Fun and favors for the whole family. Free
treats for the kids. Refreshments served from
BLEIBLERVILLE
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Mae Millian of Galveston, visited
with W. 0. Ashorn last Sunday.
They had a wonderful time roam-
ing the bottom land shooting
squirrels and picking grassburrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Gross and
Mrs. Robert Glaeser were visitors
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On Trail Ride
When I arrived at Latium on
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Jasek and
Grandpa Jasek and Mr. and Mrs.
Woodrow Jasek and Harold Gene
Peschel made a sight-seeing trip
Sunday to San Antonio, and sev-
eral other points of interest.
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GRAND OPENING
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Mr. and Mrs. Ben D. Marek and
daughters Joyce Marie, Linda Kay
and Nancy Jane spent Sunday
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Rubin Suehadoll and Leland.
9:00 a.m. until 4:30 p.m.
This is a big event in our history and you’re
invited to help us make it a real success.
We ’re anxious to have you stop in and get
acquainted with the complete line of Nutrena
Feeds and the tested and proved Nutrena Feed-
ing Programs.
So stop in Saturday, October 29, and help
celebrate with us. Register FREE for the big
Nutrena Grand Opening prizes.
Little Garry Wayne Gqthmann
spent Sunday with his grandpar-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Ladgie Blazek
at Nelsonville, while his parents
and grandpa, Mr. and Mrs. Hy.
Guthmann, and Mr. Emil Guth-
mann attended the Prison Rodeo
-at Huntsville.
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a hypnotie-like trance. His mind
registered all these things even
before he caught sight of the huge
rattler coiled in between the fe-
lines, his head poised in mid-air,
and his tail clacking the rattles
against earih other.
“Hand me the rifle through the
side-door.’’ he called to Mrs. Nolte
while keeping the snake in view
by means of his not-too-powerful
flashlight.
He still is not sure today just
what the cats did when he fired
the gun—the didn’t have time to
worry about them. But he is sure
of this—the snake is dead, and
the cats are o.k.
Personals—
Bennie Bravenec and David
Baggett of Houston went squirrel
and dove hunting on the Mewis
Ranch Sunday. At noon they
were dinner guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Richard Platte. Visiting the
Platte’s this .week is their daugh-
ter, Mrs. Vernon Wittlif of Hous-
ton and little Sherrie.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Masar visited
at New Tabor, Sunday with their
niece and nephew, Mr. and Mrs.
John Trcalek, whose small daugh-
ter contracted polio and is con-
fined to a Waco hospital.
Week-end guests with Mrs. He-
len Uhrik were Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Frnka, Mr. and Mrs. O. F. Frnka
and Miss Olga Frnka, all of Hous-
ton, and Mrs. Connie Freis of
Yorktown.
Baptism—
Baptized Tuesday evening at
the Nelsonville church was seven-
week old Donna Marie Merkel,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. August
Merkel of Goliad. Sponsors were
the baby’s uncle and aunt, Mr.
and Mrs. Albert Fick.
“Butch” Hoppe spent Sunday
here with his grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. George Mieth.
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ka. assistant trail boss had just
arrived with his bowlegged cow-
boys and cowgirls from his bow-
Accompanied by his sister, Mrs. legged ranch. It was wonderful to
Lee Ahrens of Brenham, and his see so many cowboys and
Mr. Ed- girls in a little town
win Schuette drove to Alice. Tex- There were riders from Industry
as,
' Wednesday morning, Joe Krivae- PHS|t week-end included
’• • .. . - - ■ ( and Mrs. R. H.
Mrs. A. L. Stanley, all of Hous-
ton.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mach of
El Campo, accompanied by Mrs.
Ludvik Janosek and Mrs. Willie
Svreek of here left for California
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Workers Ready For
Austin County Benefits Drive
Mrs. Albina Barton, in charge
of workers for the Austin County
Benefits Drive in this area, has
announced the following teams:
1. Mrs. Richard Platte and Mrs.
Vernon Wittlif.
2. Mr. and Mrs. Frank II. Suro-
▼ik.
3. Mrs. Bailey Huff and
Bessie Renner.
4. Walter Rasch
Maeckel.
5. Willie Schovajsa and Rev. J.
A. Barton.
6 W. D. Kamas.
7. Mrs. Albina Barton and Mrs.
Helen Uhrik.
Each team will cover a specific
section of the Nelsonville area
during the one-week drive which
begins on October 28th.
We salute these workers who
arc giving their time and effort
for a good cause—a cause which
is thoroughly American. And we
certainly want to do our share in
supporting these worthwhile na-
tional and state charities and ser-
vice organizations.
Nelsonville Lady Observes
Letter-Writing Week
Mrs. Helen Uhrik wrote 27 let-
ters, birthday cards, and get-well
cards from Oct 2 through Oct. 8,
the seven days designated as Na-
tional Letter-Writing Week.
She said, “1 caught up on some
correspondence which 1 had been
putting off for several months.
This is the second year that I have
observed let ter-writing week. I
like it, as it serves as a good re-
minder to sit down and write
some of those letters and cards
which should be written.”
Snake Drama Enacted
At Noltes
It happened a eouple of months
ago, but Mr. and Mrs. Sam Nolte
still shudder slightly when they
think about it.
Mr. Nolte was at the barn just
about the time darkness begins to
take over the evening. He heard
his wife whistle, a regular signal
between the Noltes. He wanted to
finish his feeding, but when her
whistle became more insistent, he
decided he had better go see what
she wants.
When he approached the house
she called, “I think there’s a rat-
tlesnake between those cats on the
sidewalk.”
Mr. Nolte turned his flashlight
toward the group of cats crouch-
ing together near the back door.
His attention was immediately ar-
rested by the staccato movements
of each of the cat’s tails; but even
more fascinating was the look on
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Your new Nutrena dealer
Mr. Lester A. Altman was
business viistor in Fort Worth on
Tuesday.
and Ed. O.
and uncle, Mr. and Mrs.
Schuette. They returned
Monday afternoon.
Personals—
Mr. Otto Friar of Elgin visited
relatives and friends here for sev-
eral days last week.
In Bay City over the week-end . , , , ... , ... ,
were Mr. and Mrs. Rueben Grebe i turKey chih. The ehih navmg
and family. | *>een prepared by ehets W line
Driving to Llano, Sunday to't'use11, Clarence (Dizzy) Ahihorn,
look over their deer lease were ran^ Jurehak.
Ben Maresh. A. C. Stepan, John I Leaving Bleiblerville
group, we arrived at Nelsonville
and were joined by 8
. Gene Kriraeka of
I Shelby was the youngest rider to
a month’s vacation.
1 Rev. Milroy Gregor attended
the Bi-annual Tri-state Women's
Missionary Federation convention
held at Bethany Lutheran church
at Fredericksburg, Get. 19-20.
Miss Mildred Schultz and Mrs.
Frank C. Pagel, delegates from
the Frelsburg and Fayetteville
societies respectively, also attend-
ed the convention.
Miss Helen Garner is spending
part of this week in Houston with
relatives.
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Stepa’n,"Clarence Stejwn and'Dei- ''2th fe more ’
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New Daughter iat 1:15., and
_ . more riders.
For The Assmans .v------ .
Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. make the trip to Belfville.
Rieh. Assman, on the arrival of All donations toward the trail
a baby girl born Get. 22, 1955, in ride was appreciated hy all the
the Bellville hospital. riders. —O|to Weiss.
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Sunday, to attend the Golden Fayetteville, Round Top, Shelby, aiu‘ 0,her places of interest, for
Wedding Anniversary of his aunt Latium, Greenvine, Wesley, Wei-,..........................
, Jjouis come, Bleiblerville and Nelson- ■
home ville. There were 29 riders to
start the Austin County Fair
; Roundup ride.
Arriving at Bleiblerville at
10:30, the riders were welcomed
j by quite a number of spectators,
and were served a dinner of baked
mother. Mrs. Schuette,
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i been prepared by chefs
and Frank Jurehak.
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Fietsam, Mrs. Joe H. New Ulm Enterprise (New Ulm, Tex.), Vol. 46, No. 5, Ed. 1 Thursday, October 27, 1955, newspaper, October 27, 1955; New Ulm, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1231510/m1/2/?q=%22~1%22~1: accessed July 15, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Nesbitt Memorial Library.