Society

BULLETIN BOARD

Schulenburg Police Department Meet & Greet The Schulenburg Police Department will hold a meet & greet on Wednesday, Nov. 9 at 6:30 p.m. at the SPD office, 607 Upton. Everyone is invited to come meet the officers and first responders. Food will be served and a drawing will be held.

MEETINGS

OSAGE COMMUNITY CEMETERY INC. The annual meeting of Osage Community Cemetery Inc. will be held at the cemetery at 10:30 a.m. on Saturday, Nov. 12, with a potluck lunch to follow. Those attending are asked to bring a dish to share with the group.

Local library receives memorial and new books

The fall season is here with crisp, cool air and the leaves turning beautiful hues of gold, red, orange and brown – so stop by the Schulenburg Public Library to check out some great cookbooks with awesome fall recipes.
Those in attendance at the SHS class of 1963 reunion were (from l eft ) Kitty Strobel Dittrich, Lorine Shimek Machicek, Lester Clark, Margie Hranicky Collins, Harlan Guettermann, Roy Smrkovsky, Elaine Mazurek Hickman, Annie Drabek Herchek, William Roy “Bill” Michalke, Jeanette Schwenke Stuckly, Charlotte Hamilton Huebel, Virginia Olsovsky Wied, Janet Henderson Kobza, Michael Wagner, Sandra Headley Hoegemeyer and Harry Sicko.

Those in attendance at the SHS class of 1963 reunion were (from l eft ) Kitty Strobel Dittrich, Lorine Shimek Machicek, Lester Clark, Margie Hranicky Collins, Harlan Guettermann, Roy Smrkovsky, Elaine Mazurek Hickman, Annie Drabek Herchek, William Roy “Bill” Michalke, Jeanette Schwenke Stuckly, Charlotte Hamilton Huebel, Virginia Olsovsky Wied, Janet Henderson Kobza, Michael Wagner, Sandra Headley Hoegemeyer and Harry Sicko.

Schulenburg High class of 1963 holds reunion

The Schulenburg Shorthorn class of 1963 held its class reunion at the home of Harlan and Betty Guettermann on Sunday, Oct. 23. The meal consisted of barbecue sandwiches prepared by Roy and Carolyn Smrkovsky (City Market) and side dishes prepared by classmates.
Quilt Guild hosts trunk show, workshop by Piland

Quilt Guild hosts trunk show, workshop by Piland

Quilt Guild hosts trunk show, workshop by Piland

The Colorado Valley Quilt Guild hosted a trunk show and program workshop by Laura Piland, owner of Slice of Pi Quilts from Smithville, Missouri, on Tuesday, Oct. 25. Her trunk show, titled “Try Something New,” featured over 70 quilts in her trunk.
Fayette County Retired Teachers tour Blue Bell

Fayette County Retired Teachers tour Blue Bell

Fayette County Retired Teachers tour Blue Bell

Fayette County Retired Teachers Association members who enjoyed a field trip to the Blue Bell Creamery in Brenham on Tuesday, Oct. 11 were (from left) Sabina Rotter, Kathy Migl, Lisa Slinkard and Kim Joost.
Fireplace in the historic Faison House in La Grane geets holiday visitors.

Fireplace in the historic Faison House in La Grane geets holiday visitors.

Faison Preservation Society announces event on Nov. 13

The Faison Preservation Society announces its lineup for the Save The Faison House Auction Social on Sunday, Nov. 13 from 3 to 5 p.m. at the Historic Casino Hall, 254 N. Jefferson, La Grange. Admission is free. Light refreshments will be served.
Bishop Forest class of 1967 holds reunion

Bishop Forest class of 1967 holds reunion

Bishop Forest class of 1967 holds reunion

The Bishop Forest High School class of ’67 had its 55-year reunion at Robert’s Steakhouse in Flatonia on Saturday, Oct. 15. Thirty of the 66 graduates were able to attend the reunion.
10th Monster Dash was a success

10th Monster Dash was a success

10th Monster Dash was a success

The 10th annual Monster Dash hosted by Turtle Wing Foundation on Saturday, Oct. 22 was a great start to the Halloween season.
Tommy Shults Photo Pavilion off Highway 90 in Flatonia.

Tommy Shults Photo Pavilion off Highway 90 in Flatonia.

Event set at Shults railroad photo pavilion

If you like watching trains, talking about trains, model trains, railroad history or just being around trains, then plan to be at the Tommy Shults Photo Pavilion in Flatonia on Saturday, Nov. 5, where all train enthusiasts are welcome.