The Seguin Gazette-Enterprise from Seguin, Texas • Page 8

ALONG THE GERONIMO CREEK BLOWN NEWS The hurricane that blew from the coast on the of September 11 left mark deep into the heart Of Texas. The damage in this area Included downed windmill lowers, ripped roofs, uprooted and torn trees, and nerves. Cousin Bill Eweling picked the windmill off our foof and neighbor Harry had his put up again in a hurry. Mr. and Mrs.

FC.Brau- ne in Geronimo were personally concerned about their daughter Elvira, and her husband Walter Nichols and their family of Texas City. The Nichols family which included their daughter Beatrice left Texas City and arrived here at the home of their sister, Mrs. Reinhard Voss on Saturday late in the evening. They were houseguests By The Seven TimtHermcMti Sisters of their parents until their return to Texas City on September 12. They spent their first night sleeping in their station wagon on the highway.

Wednesday night they were houseguests of friends in La Marque. On Thursday the Nichols arrived home to find the water thirteen inches in the house. Their home is built on an elevated foundation. Their garage which housed a pickup truck and a compact car was inundated with four feet of water. The pet dog which was left behind has not been recovered to date.

The mud and debris have been removed from their home but like so many this is just the beginning of a long restoration program for the people along the length of the Texas Coast. Mrs. Anna Mueller of County Fair Livestock Winners Livestock entries in the Cuadalupe County Fair were impressive this year, hitting a total of 339. Included were 99 sheep, 44 goats, 67 beef cattle, 93 dairy cattle, 74 swine, 163 poultry entries, and 69 field crop entries. The owners of the winners and second places are below: Horned Hereford Bull, Ard E.

Richardson, first, Junior Yearling Bulls, Ard E. Richardson, first, W. C. Dreibrodt Sons BEEF Department Horned Hereford Bull, Ard E. Richardson, Route 9, Box 306, San Antonio 11, first.

Junior Yearling Bulls, Ard E. Richardson, first, W. C. Dreibrodt Sons, Rt. 1, Box 63, San Marcos, second.

Summer Yearling Bulls, Ard E. Richardson, first. R. E. Hoffman, Rt.

2, Seguin, Texas, second. Bull Calves, Ard E. Richardson, fir stand second. Junior Bull Calves, Ard E. Richardson, first.

Oscar Thormeyer, Rt. 1, Seguin, Texas, second. Senior Yearling Heifers, R. E. Hoffman, first.

Junior Yearling Heifers, ft. E. Hoffman, first, Tom Crump, second. Senior Heifer Calves, Frank Schmidt, Kingsbury, Texas, first, Jake Imhoff, Kingsbury, Texas, second. Junior Heifer Calves, Ard E.

Richardson, first, Pred Schroeder, second. Cow Calf Class, Oscar Thormeyer, first, Fred Schroeder, second. Beef Polled Herefords Senior Yearling Bulls, Marvin Kraft Son Rt. 2, New Braunfele, first. Junior Yearling Bulls, Kallison's Ranch, Rt.

4, Box 1370 San Antonio, first. E. E. Voigt, Rt. 10, San Antonio, second.

Senior Bull Calves, E. Voigt, first, Kallison's Ranch, second. Junior Bull Calves, E. E. Voigt, first; W.

Steu- Mng, second. 2 Yr. old Cow, Marvin Kraft Son, first. Junior Yearling Heifers, E. E.

Voigt, first and second. Senior Heifer Calves, Kallison's Ranch first, E. E. Voigt, second. BEEF Angus Junior Yearling Bulls, Dudley Althaus Rt.

1, Fred- Listings wanted. Houses Lots Rentals Farms Ranches REALTY 763 N. Heideke FR 9-3895 ctf FOR SALE: Choice lot, northside, 175', priced to sell. REALTY 763 N. Heideke FR 9-3895 c-38 FOR SALE: Hibiscus doubles and 590 or 2 for $1.00 Bouganvilla Empress Candlestick 590 or 2 for $1.00 Visit Lehmann's Planter Box during Sept, Shrubbery Sale.

TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY ericksberg, Texas, first. Senior Bull Calves, Dudley Althaus, first. Junior Yearling Heifers, Dudley Althaus, first. Senior Heifer Calves, Dudley Althaus, first, Larry Damerau, Rt. 1, Box 17, Marion, Texas, second.

BEEF Santa Gertrudis John Anderson, Rt. 2, Seguin, Texas, first. Charolais, Harry Watson, Rt. 2, Seguin, and D. D.

Ranch, P. O. Box 746 Seguin, Texas, first. Fat Steers, Leroy Boenig, Rt. 4, Box 373, Seguin, first, Lee Anderson Wilson, Rt.

2 Box 283, Seguin, Texas, second. Dairy Department, Jerseys. Judge: A.M* Meehma Heifers over 12 under 24 mo. Herbert V. Boenig, Rt.

2, Seguin, Texas, first. Cows over 24 mo. heifers in milk, Gilbert Star- eke, Rt. 3, Box 191, Seguin, first. Best udder in production, Gilbert Starcke, first.

Holsteins, Edmund Campbell, first; Gilbert Starcke, second. Heifers under 12 mo. Edmund Campbell, first; Jimmie Blair second. Heifers over 12 mo. Ik under 24 Herbert V.

Boenig, first, Jimmie Blair, second. 2-yr. old nbn-milkers, Jackie Kay, Buda, Texas, first; Edmund Campbell, second. Cows over 24 mo. heifers in milk, Edmund Campbell, first and second.

Best udder in production, Edmund Campbell, first, Herbert V. Boenig, second. Best two animals bred by exhibitor, Edmund first, Herbert V. Boenig, second. Produce of Dam, Jimmie Blair, first, Herbert V.

Boenig, second. Get of Sire, Herbert Boenig, first; Gilbert Starcke, second. Guernseys Heifers under 12 mo. Kenneth Engler, Rt. 1, Seguin, Texas, Heifers over 12 mo.

under 24 Kenneth Engler, first and second. Cows over 24 mo. and heifers in milkj Kenneth Engler, first and second. Best udder in production, Kenneth Engler, first and second. Best two animals bred by exhibitor Kenneth Engler, first.

Produce of Dam, Kenneth Engler, first. Sheep Department Judge: Ray Shaver Hampshires, ErvinKoa- tz, Jr. Round Rock, Texas, first and second. Ewe Lambs, Ervin Koatz, second. Two-Tooth Ewes, Walter Stelzig, Schulenberg, Texas first.

Four to Six-Tooth Ewes, Walter Stelzig, first and second. Suffolk, Dennis Seay, New Braunfels, Texas, first, A. P. Lux Sons, Kendalla, Texas, second. Two-Tooth Rams, P.

Lux Sons, first, Dennis Seay, second. Ewe Lambs, A. P. Lux Sons, first; E. H.

Feller, second. Two-Tooth Ewes, A. P. Lux Sons, first; Dennis Seay, second. Four to Six-Tooth Ewes, E.

H. Feller, first; A. P. Lux Sons, second. Southdown Two-Tooth Rims, Waiter Stelzig, first.

Four to Six-Tooth Rams, Walter Stelzig, first; Richard Harborth, Rt.l, Seguin, Texas, second. borth, second. Two-Tooth Ewes, Walter Stelzig first and second. Four to Six-Tooth Ewes, Walter Stelzig, first and second. Shropshires Four to Six-Tooth Rams, Walter Stelzig, first.

Ewe Lambs, Walter Stelzig, first. Two-Tooth Ewes. Walter Stelzig, first and second. Four to Six-Tooth Ewes, Walter Stelzig, first, and second. Dorset Ram Lambs, Walter Stelzig, first and second.

Two-Tooth Rams, Walter Stelzig, first. Four to Six-Tooth Rams, Walter Stelzig, first and second. Ewe Lambs, Walter Stelzig, first and second. Two-Tooth Ewes, Walter Stelzig, first and second. Four to Six-Tooth Ewes, Walter Stelzig, first and second.

CORE ID ALE iRam Lambs, Francis Sons Kerrville, Texas, first; Gilbert Prinz second. Four to Six-Tooth Rams, Francis Katt Sons first. Ewe Lambs, Francis Kott Sons, first, and second. Two-Tooth Ewes, Francis Koft Sons, first. Four to Six-Tooth Ewes, Francis Kott Sons, first, Gilbert IPrinz, second.

Delain.e (sheep) Ram Laimbs, A. C. Lln- demann, I31anco, Texas, first and Francis Kott, second. Two-Tooth Rams, Francis Kott, firnt and second. Four to A.

C. Lindemann, first and Francis Kott, Ewe Lambs, A. C.Lind- emann, first; Lindemann Bros, second. Two-Tooth Eves, Francis Kott, first and second cis Kott, first and second. Four to Six-Toov'h Ewes, A.

C. Lindemann, first and second. Ram Bouillet Ram Lambs, Lou is To- ungate, Rt. 3, 118, Georgetown, first, Prewitt Bros. Round Rock, Te.xas, second.

Two Tooth Rams, lH.oy Thompson first and seco.nd. Ewe Lambs, Louis Toun- gate, first. Two-Tooth Ewes, Roy Thompson, first. Four to Six-Tooth Roy Thompson, first and Louis Toungate, second. Goats Type Yearling Buck, Otto Rust, Comfort, Texas, first; Lloyd Rust, second.

Buck Kid, Helmar Guenther, New Braunfels, Texas, first, Otto Rust, second. Yearling Doe, Hilmar Guenther, first; Otto Rust second. Doe Kid, Hilmar Guenther, first and second. Coats Type Yearling Buck Otto Rust, first, W. C.

Ransleben, second. Buck Kid, Hilmar Guenther, first; C. Ransle- ben, second. Yearling Doe, Lloyd Rust, first, Hilmar Guenther, second. Doe Kid, Hilmar Guenther, first and second.

Swine Dept. Duroc Judge: Billy Roberson, Dilley, Texas. Gilts farrowed on or after Feb. 15, 1961, St. Benedict's, Waelder, Texas, first and Double RR, Round Oct.

1, Feb. 15, 1961, Leunsmann Bros, Rt. 2, Marion, Texas, first; Double RR, second. Sows farrowed on or prior to Sept. 30, 1960, Double RR, first, Rennie Stried, second.

Boars farrowed on or after Feb. 15 1961, St. Benedict's first, and second. Boars farrowed between Oct. 1, 1960, Feb.

14,1961 Double RR, first, Luensmann Bros, second. Boars farrowed on or prior to Sept. 30, 1960, Luensmann Bros, first, St. Benedict's second. Gilts farrowed on or after Feb.

15, 1961, Judith Willmann, Rt. 1, Kingsbury, Texas, first, Roland Willmann, second. Gilts Farrowed between Oct. 1, 1960 Feb. 15,1961, Victor Willmann first and second.

Sows farrowed on or prior to Sept. 30,1960, Harry Schieberle, Jr, first; Larry Willmann, second. Boars farrowed on or after Feb. 15, 1961, Larry Willmann, first; Roland Willmann, second. Boars farrowed between Oct.

1, 1960, Feb. 14, 1961, Helmuth Schlichting, Rt. 2, New Braunfels, first. Boars farrowed on or prior to Sept. 30, 1960, first.

Swine- Hampshire Gilts farrowed on or after Feb. 15, 1961, Ralph Haecker, Rt. 2, Marion, first, Harry Schieberle, second. Gilts farrowed between Oct. 1, 1960 Feb.

15, 1961 Harry Schieberle, first. Sows farrowed on or prior to Sept. 30, 1960, Olga Samples, Rt. 2, Marion, Texas, first; Ralph Haecker, second. Boars farrowed on or after Feb.

15, 1961, Ralph Haecker first and second. Boars farrowed on or prior to Sept. 30, 1960; Roy Krienke first. Swine Other Pure Breeds (Yorkshire Only) Gilts farrowed on or after Feb. 15,1961, HuBer Son Rt.

1, Seguin, Texas, first, Frank Smith, Seguin, Texas, second. Gilts farrowed between Oct. 1, 1960, Feb. 15, 1961, Velma Huber first, Huber Son, second. Sows farrowed on or prior to Sept.

30, 1960, Darwin Keyes, Rt. 1, Box 20, Seguin, first. Boars farrowed on or after Feb. 15, 1961, Velma Huber, first; Huber Son, second. Swine, Market Barrows, Ralph Haecker, first.

Harry Schieberle, Jr. second. Swine, Sow and Litter, Lester Gene Helmke, 819 W. Kingsbury, Seguin, first. Field Crop Department Co rn, Judge, Ray Shaver.

yellow Hybrid, Cleveland Bodln, Seguin, first; Randolph Ruedrich Marion, second. Other Varieties, Harry Schie.berle, Jr. first, Harry ScWeberle, Sr. second. Whice Hybrid, Ivan Wal- tisperg-er, first.

Shelled Corn, C. Woern- del Rt. 4, Seguin, first, Randolph Ruedrich, second. Bolls, Schieberle, first, H. Schieberle, Sr.

second. Stalk, H. Schieberle, Jr. first; Mrs. H.

Schieberle, second. Grain Sorghum (heads) Martin Milo, Randolph Ruedrich, second. cent'd ntxr Clifton, Texas called the F. C. Braune's to inquire about the Nichols and to report a 65 mile an hour wind and four inches of rain in 1 that vicinity.

It was good to hear the report given by Mr. and Mrs. Arno Link Jr. Their friends Mr. and Mrs.

Jerry Rosytal of La Salle suffered very little damage to their property. Perhaps a half dozen shingles came off their roof. They boarded up their home and waited for orders to evacuate. Electric power in that area was restored as late as Saturday the day the Links visited with the Roz- sytals. Mr.

and Mrs. Don Mergele of Jones Creek reported only minor damages. They had left for a week's vacation in Wyoming and stayed with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gus Mergele and Mr.

and Mrs. Rud. Henze before returning to the devastated area. They report only uprooted trees "and minor damages in the Jones Creek area. The Mergeles were deeply concerned with the tragedy of the Chas.

Dunn family at Angleton. Mr. and Mrs Nolan Link of Freeport stayed in Houston and returned to find their newly remodeled home water-logged. Mr. and Mrs.

E. A.Hen- neke and Mr. and Mrs. James Cowey and their son James Edward visited in San Antonio this past Saturday with Mr. and Mrs.

Robert H. Doolin and Miss Flois Henneke. The group enjoyed a barbecue dinner and were happy to hear that a number of the Henneke relatives had weathered the storm with very little damage. Mrs. Henneke's sister Mrs.

Tom Connor and her husband of Port Lavaca evacuated to the stormy days with her parents in Poteet. They returned to find their boarded home intact with even the hot water heater going as before the storm. Mr. and Mrs. Winston Pratt of Port Arthur spent the perilous days in Waco.

They found their home in good shape though many neighboring houses were damaged. Mrs. Henneke's sister, Mrs. Hal Webb of San Marcos found her husband busy inspecting the north roof of their home on Sherbarb Street. They are busy having a new roof put on.

Ben William Hememeyer who recently became a resident of Victoria, spent the past weekend with home folks. He became an expert with the water mop. He was kept busy mopping for two hours keeping down the water level in his apartment. Mr. and Mrs.

Arno Link were in Victoria attend the wedding of Roger Buergner son of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Buergner and Jane Carr, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Carr.

The Buergners are relatives of the Links. The wedding rites were held at Our Lady of Victory Church in Victoria. The reception after the ceremony was held at the Women's Club House of that city. After the reception the Clear Springs visitors were the guests of Mrs. Nora Peela.

Thy were joined by Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Peela and family Mr. and Mrs. Hans Ernst and Mr.

and Mrs. Leon Buergner. The Links left for Yorktown on Sunday to visit with Mrs. Link's brother, Alvin Teiwes in that city. with the rake Our news desk resembled the looks of our yard and literally speaking our handyrake turned up all these news.

The Navarro School PTA members are getting ready for their Fall Festival which is to be held on September 30. A Mexican supper at 5:30 p.m. in the cafeteria will start the evening festivities. More later about this affiar. A lot of folks will remember the former Myrtle Harborth.

We were sorry to learn that her husband E.W. Guinn was hurt in an accident near Hearne. Guinn is an engineer on the Southern Pacific Railroad. Mrs. Guinn and Mrs, Adolph Bode of Seguin are sisters.

We talked with Mrs. Albert Loepp at the wedding reception of Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Neff and learned that their next door neighbors, Mr. and Mrs.

Frederick Oheim are still in Germany. They plan to return in October. Last week at news gathering time "Carla" disconnected our telephone and we were without service for two days so our news stories are scattered in haphazard fashion. Mrs. Edmund Rheinlander, Mrs.

Kenneth Rhein- Mrs. Virgil Rheinlander, and Mrs. Robert Ewald complimented Mrs. Jeanette Wright with a kitchen-pantry shower on September 9 at 7:30 p.m. The shower party was held in the back garden of the Kenneth Rheinlanderhome.

The gift table held a centerpiece of blue flowers over which was suspended a bridal sprinkling can showering blue and white rain. The serving table was laid with a white cloth and held a bouquet of plum- bago. The hostesses favored their honored guests with kitchen corsages and presented Jeanette with a copper-bottom sauce pan and a covered cast iron frying pan. The 31 guests were entertained playing bridal games and the lucky winners included Miss Penny Ulbricht, Mrs. Floyd Ebeling, and Mrs.

Robert Rheinhard. The hostesses served chicken salad and cheese sanwiches, stuffed olives, potato chips, assorted mints and a three-layered angel food cake with cream and lemon filling. Punch and coffee was served from the beverage table. Robert Ewald, Ronald Rheinhard, FrankSuhr.and Howard Ludwig were stag party hosts at Camp Wie- denfeld. The honor guest, Gilbert Neff, and the 45 guests were served a sandwich supper.

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Neff entertained the Neff Wright bridal party members with a supper following the 7:30 rehearsal held at Frieden's Church on September 14. The 24 guests gathered at the Wiedenfeld Picnic Grounds for chicken barbecue, with potato salad, buttered corn, green bean salad, and peaches. The dessert course listed ice box brownies, orange slice and lemon cookies with coffee and iced tea.

Mr. and Mrs. Egon Engelke led the grand march at the Neff-Wrlght wedding dance. TheEngelkesofNew Braunfels are former Geronimo residents. The out of town guests list included people from Lockhart, Uhland, Fredericksburg, San Antonio, and LaVernia.

We are glad to report that Mrs. M.J. Preuss returned home on Sunday after surgery at the Guadalupe Valley Hospital last week. She returned home on the day of her husband's birthday, September 17. The popular Saenger- halle underwent a thorough clean up job in preparation for the annual Fall festival which will be held on September 24.

The committee in charge was Mrs. Arno Bartels, Mrs. Arno Link, Mr. Guenther Havekost and Mr. Richard Friesenhahn.

Congratulations to former residents of the Geronimo Community, Mr. and Mrs. Ferdinand Kewltz. They entertained with open house in honor of their silver wedding celebration on September 17 at their home in SeRuin. Mrs.

Hugo Scheler recently accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Gus Scheler and family for a sight seeing to Philadelphia, New York City, Washington D.C. and Baltimore. The visitors traveled by Jet and returned the beginning of September.

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