Shelby American Legion Christmas Party Held
During the annual Shelby American Legion Post No. 602 annual Christmas party, held on Dec. 2 at the Post, the post recognized the following people: Alvin Minarcik received a Certificate of Appreciation for his support of the Post. Especially for him providing music during the annual Memorial Day Ceremony held on the Fayetteville Square. American Legion Members recognized for their continuous service were: Winfred Eben - 60 years; Leebert Brune - 25 years; Wayne Fruge - 15 years; Ben Madison - 5 years.
Local Salvation Army Donates to Veterans Outreach Project, AMEN Food Pantry
The La Grange Salvation Army donated to the Veterans Outreach Project for the VA Clinic in La Grange that is sponsored by the VFW Auxiliary No. 5254 of La Grange. Jesse Lednicky, Fayette County Veterans Service Officer and Fayette County Salvation Army Chapter President, along with Becky Leer, Salvation Army member and Chairman of the VFW Auxiliary No. 5254 Veterans Outreach Project, shopped for items for Veterans that were delivered to the VA Clinic in La Grange on Dec. 4. The La Grange Salvation Army also recently made a donation the AMEN Food pantry in La Grange.
Fayette County November Marriage Licenses
Bryce Lane Miertschin and Amber Kate McCarty Nicholas Ray Larson and Michceala Elizabeth Van Dyke Thomas Grant Nunez and Leslie Brooke Cain Ethan Wayne Ledwik and Morgan Elizabeth Boening Cody Ryan Karstedt and Sarah Makaye Hardy Justin Trott Izard and Julie Dawn Tobola Jason Allen Ellis and Hailee Dawn Vincent Ezekial Noah Velasquez and Jennifer Celeste Ramirez Mitchell Alexander Brannen and Mary Jacqueline Matula Adam Rex Ruggles and Kristina Graece Zufall Scott Royce Ilse and Ann Arlene Busker Casey Sean Richards and Courtnie Talent Nichols Axel Ricky Orocio and
Pearl Harbor Day Remembered
Sunday at Sealand in La Grange, the local Marine Corps League hosted a dinner and Missing Man Table ceremony to honor the brave sailors that died during the Pearl Harbor bombing, December 7, 1941. Above are the attendees and below is a photo of the Missing Man Table. Nellie Vannell did the Missing Man Table ceremony. Kathy Schenck was a speaker who did an overview on what happened that day at Pearl Harbor. They also viewed a video of the president declaring war after the Pearl Harbor bombing.
Fayette County Is Already the Antiques Capital of Texas, Now We’re Dedicating a New Column to the Stories Here
“…Antiques is the last of the great free markets Buyin’low sellin’high and enjoying the profits We know life’s a gamble so how much can we possibly lose? We’re schleppin’ all day and singin’at night Making sure our customers are treated just right— Counting our blessings… along with payin’ our dues…” So go the words to a (maybe one day famous) song. And because good tunes make for good livin’, when you’re out there doing your own thing in the antiques business, the best posture is to just keep on “pickin’ and grinnin”.
