Gasconade County Republican from Owensville, Missouri • Page 13

GASCONADE COUisTY REPUBLICAN, Owensville. Thursday, June 27, 1963. 5B Stony Hill News Bay To Graduate from Nursing School If Rosebud News Mr. and Mrs. Claude Lacy, Mr.

and Mrs. August Schmidt and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Binkholder of Gerald route enjoyed a barbecue supper at the creek Monday evening at the Binkholder farm. Sunday dinner guests at the home of Mr.

and Mrs. Louis Hem-pelmann and son, Dewayne, were Rev. and Mrs. R. T.

Freund and twin daughters of Talmage, Ohio, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Niewald of Owensville, Mr. and Mrs. Don Meyer and children of Washington, Mr.

and Mrs. LaVerne Hempel-mann of St. Louis, Buddy (Walter) Niewald and two of his friends from Altus, Okla. and Mrs. John Hempelmann.

Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Kuhlmann and daughter of St. Louis were weekend visitors with her parents, Mr.and Mrs.

Henry Linenbroeker. Mr. and Mrs. August Linenbroeker of St. Louis also spent the week Sunday at the Dan Hahne home.

On Sunday they all visited with with Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Kur-relmeyer and family. A birthday party honoring the 4th birthday of little Sarah Pelster Saturday at the Pelster home, was enjoyed by the following: Patty and Michael Beeson, Lisa Borch-erding, Carrol, Janet and David Heinlein, Karen Mann, Brenda and Pamela Oberg, Maria Benz, Glen and Debra Schulte, Kenneth and Dennis Oberg, Patricia and Gary Gumper, Connie Ruth and Denise Diekmann, Sherry and Mary Ann Schoening, Jimmy, Marilyn and Linda Kreftmeyer, Randy, Dennis and Donna Mann, Linda, Eugene, Joyce, Dale and Janet Oberg, Carolyn Engelbrecht, Kathy Wilme-sherr, and Mesdames Horace Mann. 1 Miss Shirley Rohlfing is one of I the near 60 graduates of Dea-I coness Hospital School of Nursing.

1 Graduation exercises will take I place Saturday, June 29, 10 a.m. I in Deaconess Gardens. Speaker for the event will be Mr. Joseph P. fCossard, president of the Junior District of St.

Louis and St. Louis County, i We have been experiencing I more unusual Missouri weather. I Last week we had a great deal of I cool east wind. The day summer I officially began we needed a fire I to be comfortable indoors. Tern-Iperatures of in the 40 degrees were reported.

An additional one I inch of rain fell early last week. Combining is now the order of the day. Wheat is of good qual-1 ity with tests from 59 to 61 and I an average between 30 to 40 bushels to the acre. Some lowland wheat was damaged by the late May freezes. Trucks are keeping the roads busy as they haul wheat to the various markets.

Highway has just received a I new coat of blacktopping and is now in fine shape. Rev. and Mrs. E. A.

Mayer and David are planning a trip to Kan- saas City this weekend. In his absence Rev. J. Polster will Mr. and Mrs.

Ray Miller and children and LaVerne Brinkman spent Sunday a week ago in St. Louis at the Zoo. Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Brinkman visited at the Armin Witte home recently.

Sister Edna Stoenner from St. Louis spent a week's vacation here with relatives. Mrs. Ollin Emo, spent last weekend in St. Louis and attended the wedding of her niece.

Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hollander from Gerald visited at the Arthur Koch home Sunday a week ago. Mr.

and Mrs. Ed Soendker and Miss Laura Stoenner from Welling-j ton visited here last Saturday with the Aug. Gumper and Elmer Wal-decker families. Mr. and Mrs.

Elmer Waldecker and son visited relatives in St. Louis Sunday. Miss Janet Pohlman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Christ Pohlman, became the bride of Harvey Perrey from Jefferson City last Saturday, at the St.

Paul's Church with Rev. Arthur Schneider officiating. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Aug.

Gumper and Lindell visited with Mr. and Mrs Dale Heidel in Columbia Sudnay. Lindell remained for a week's course in Journalism at the University. Mr. and Mrs.

Theo. Nullmcyer and Mr. and Mrs. Ruben Engel brecht and children went to Kansas City Sunday to attend the 50th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs.

Arthur Stoenner. Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Brinkman and LaVerne visited at the Ed Ruegge home Sunday afternoon. Mr.

and Mrs. Louis Witte and Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Witte were last Sunday dinner guests at the Louis Niebruegge home. Mr.

and Mrs. Louis Witte, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Witte, Mrs. Elsie Doerman and Mrs.

Annie Stein-; beck visited at the Wilbert Rohlfing home at New Haven JETT HEADS FIELD STAFF FOR HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT TRAFFIC SURVEY IN K.C. Clifton R. Jett, Bland, who graduated in January from the Missouri School of Mines and Metallurgy in Rolla, presently is serving as field survey project engineer for an extensive origin and destination traffic survey being made in the Kansas City area by the Missouri State Highway De- partment Jett is in charge of a 35-man crew which is gathering traffic information through roadside and home interviews with motorists and residents. The data will be used in future planning of highways and streets in the Kansas City area. Jett, 22, is an engineer inspector in the Division of Highway Plan- Red Bird Mrs.

T. E. Mcintosh underwent major surgery at the Rolla Hospital. She is improving nicely. Twin sons were born to Mr.

and Mrs. George Pruitt at Versailles. Mrs. Pruitt was the former Chalice Sorrell. Mr.

and Mrs. L. E. Rhodes visited Grandma Sorrell Sunday evening. Chas.

Myers of St. Louis spent the weekend with his mother, Mrs. Tena Myers. Mrs. Zelma Spurgeon of Owensville is spending a couple of weeks with Mr.

and Mrs. T. E. Mcintosh. Mr.

and Mrs. Al Baumann and family of St. Louis and Mr. and Mrs. Rainey Shockley of Owensville visited Mr.

and Mrs. B. B. Blackwell over the weekend. Mr.

and Mrs. Melville Hollander of Rosebud were Sunday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Bowen. Mr.

and Mrs. Armin Langenberg of Bay visited them Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Troy Phelps visited John Scheels Sunday afternoon.

Mr. and Mrs. John Pruitt and son of St. Louis spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs.

Billy Morgan Mr. and Mrs. August Scheel and sons visited Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Scheel and son at Rosati Sunday.

Mrs. Anna Baxter returned home from a visit to Mr. and Mrs. Richard Baxter. Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Cummings and family of Washington spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Scheel.

Mr. and Mrs. Martin Stone of 1 11 .1 T) Mr. and Mrs. Lyndon Sorrell visited Mr.

and Mrs. George Pruitt and sons at Versailles Sudnay. Mr. Walter Kiger and Mary Greishaber visited Mr. and Mrs.

Amiel Borgfeld at St. James Tuesday. additional uses. "Present employees of Brown's present plant, will have the enjoyment of air condition facilities with the most modern of working conditions. "Citizens of Potosi, if the bond issue is approved, will have no tax burden from the bonds since Brown Shoe Company's lease payments will pay off the entire bond issue plus interest," Schneider declared.

GASCONADE COUNTY REPUBLICAN i conduct services at m. James Church here, Sunday. Rev. and Mrs. J.

0. Polster were Sunday guests at the Wilbert Rohl- fing home. There is an added attraction at the Rohlfing farm. A colony of some 37 pairs of cliff swallows have nested in an open barn there. Their unusual nests are quite something to see.

ning. He worked lor the State aim iuis. n. u. aiune Highway Department for four sum- and children and Mr.

and Mrs. mers as a traffic recorder before! Cecil Holmann and daughter of accepting full time employment Belle and Jim Kiger were week-on Jan. 21 after his graduation. end guests of Mr. and Mrs.

W. 11. Field work in the Kansas City Kiger. E. G.

Benz accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Benz and childhen to visit Mr. and Mrs. August Sewing at Dillard last Thulrsday.

Mrs. Wilbur Wahlig and Pete Peter Pan Sale SAVINGS UP TO 25 JUNE 24 thru JULY 13 Warren Mann, Raymond Schulte, I Archie Oberg, Earl Oberg, Henrietta Locher, Dewia Gabler, Ida Heinlein, Erwin Engelbrecht, Le-roy Diekmann, Calvin Schoening, Herbert Meyer, Wm. Moeckli, and Ben Hahne. Mrs. Dewia Gabler spent most of last week with the Rev.

and Mrs. Wm. Gabler and family at Creve Couer. Members of the Community Choir and their families enjoyed a basket supper Saturday evening at the Ebenezer dining hall near Gerald. Sunday Rev.

and Mrs. E. A. Mayer, Gust Wosselschmidt, Mr. and Mrs.

Alfred Pelster, Mrs. Thomas McDonald and daughters, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Hahne enjoyed a Barbecue supper with Mr. and Mrs.

Russell Pelster and daughters. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Gumper, Mr. and Mrs.

H. L. Karstedt were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bernell Bickmeyer and family.

David Vehle and Jett Wurtz of St. Louis spent the weekend with Mr. and Ms. Carlvin Schoening and daughters. Mrs.

Leroy Hahne and children visited there Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Beeson and family spent Sunday in Kansas City. Sunday guests at the Louis Rethemeyer home were Mr.

and Mrs. Wm. Moeckli, Mrs. Christina Rethemeyer, Gottlieb Gabler, Mrs. Alma Tegtmeier, Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Diekmann. Mr. and Mrs. 'Marvin Rohlfing, Mr.

and Mrs. Wm. Traub and Ronald enjoyed fishing Sunday. Mr. and Mrs.

Oscar Willimann visited Mr. and Mrs. Emil Fischer Sunday. Mr. and Mrs.

Wm. Moeckli helped Fred Kahle celebrate his birthday at his home, Friday evening. Mrs. Oliver Oberg returned home from Bethesda Hospital Thursday after spending a week there. Little Sharon Oberg had a tonsillectomy and ears drained Friday at the Lutheran Hospital in St.

Louis. She returned home Saturday and is doing fine. FISH FRY ZIOM UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST BAY, MO. JUNE 28 Beginning at 5 P. CST.

Given By ZION AND ST. PAUL YOUTH FELLOWSHIP "'5 area survey is expected to continue through August. BOND PROJECT APPROVED The Missouri Commerce and Industrial Development Commission has approved a $500,000 Municipal! Revenue Bond project for the City of Potosi. The Revenue Bond issue will be used for an air-conditioned shoe-manufacturing plant for Brown Shoe Company for St. Louis, which has about 15 plants in Missouri.

Citizens of Potosi must now approve the project by holding a bond election. "This is an ideal example of the way in which municipal bonds can help industry," said Lawrence A. Schneider, director of the industrial development agency, "and it further stresses the importance of Governor John M. Dalton's main program for expanded industrial development in Missouri. "The company benefits in having an excellent building at a low rate of interest.

The city gains additional employment (about 150 more people will be hired) from' this larger building, and the older building will be available for still i i NOTICE TO RURAL 1 Property Owners You may have rural fire protection by becoming a member of the OWENSVILLE RURAL FIRE PROTECTION ASSOCIATION For Membership contact WM. J. BOETTCHER Bland, Rt. 2 The fire truck will not answer your fire call unless you are a member of the Association. FARM BUREAU INSURANCE LIFE (Group Blue Cross and Blue Shield) Home Owners AUTO, FIRE and EXTENDED COVERAGE Farmers Comprehensive Liability Crop Hail Boat Owners Insurance TAFT MATTHEWS Agency Manager CUBA, RT.

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end here with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Emil Roethemeyer and son, Wayne, and nephew from Edinburg, Texas spent from last Thursday until Monday with relatives here and on Owensville route one. Mr.and Mrs.

Floyd Corder of Buffalo, New York visited with relatives here and on Owensville route one from last Thursday to Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Wehmeyer of St. Louis are spending a two weeks vacation here.

Mr. and Mrs. Bill Lekar and children of St. Louis spent the weekend with them. Mr.

and Mrs. Wm. Lottmann visited with the Vernon Dahl family at Drake Sunday. Last Thursday evening supper guests of Mrs. Ida Roethemeyer and daughter, Miss Lydia, were Mr.

and Mrs. Harlan Wehmeyer and daughter of Colorado, Mrs. George Roethemeyer and daughter, Miss Alice and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bock.

Visitors in the evening were Mr. and Mrs. Emil Roethemeyer and son, Wayne, and nephew from Edinburg, Texas. Mr. and Mrs.

Herman Wehmeyer and three children of Hamel, Illinois, were weekend visitors of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hugo Linen broeker. The children remained for a longer visit. Mr.and Mrs.

Oscar Niewald and family of St. Louis visited with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Niewald, over the weekend. Mr.

and Mrs. Wm. Lottmann and Mrs. Vernon Dahl and children spent Monday afternoon in Hermann visiting with Mr. and Mrs.

Nis Ewald and Mrs. R. Sell. Mr. and Mrs.

Paul Noecker and his mother, Mrs. Ida Noecker, from Tuscola, Illinois, spent the weekend with relatives here and in Beaufort. On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Paul Iloencmann and Mrs.

Albert Heidbrink were dinner guests at Mrs. Noecker's home in Beaufort. Mr. and Mrs. Arvil Langenberg and children spent several days last week visiting with Fred Langenberg and family in Dunbar, Nebraska.

They also visited relatives in Cook, N'ebr. On Sunday, June 16th they attended the wedding of Mr. Langenberg's brother, Carl and Miss Shirlene Springer at Lincoln. Ball game Sunday at Rosebud Community Park. V8 team vs.

Gasconade County All Stars. Pfc. Ronald O. Nolting is stationed with the U. S.

Army in Munich, Germany. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bay of Cape Canaveral, visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs.

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