There were perfect fall temperatures for the Mason Study Club’s annual Chili on the Square fundraiser last Thursday.
The Club sold 160 cups of chili with all proceeds benefiting the Mason Library. Shown serving their first customer of the day are Joyce Mutschink, Linda Kessler, Carol Sattler, Barbara Brunken, and Alberta Birk.
Also shown are some of the many Study Club volunteers who made the successful event possible – Trudy Irwin, June Hall, Carol Sattler, Corrin ...
The Mason Square Museum recently acquired a small spinning wheel from the Behrens’ Family. It was originally owned by Lisa D. Allen’s grandmother who was a Behrens of Mason County. The spinning wheel was inherited by Gladys Behrens Allen who then gave the spinning wheel to her son, Charles B.
This year's gathering will be held in Camp Air at the Peter's Prairie School, on December 10th, 2016, at 6 PM.
It’s the usual affair for everyone to visit and enjoy a nice meal with friends and neighbors!
We’re providing the barbecue (brisket, sausage & chicken), pinto beans, pickles, onion & jalapeños, barbecue sauce, bread, tea & coffee.
Guests are always the ones that make the meal the fantastic feast it is by providing del ...
On Friday, October 7, Mason High School hosted its annual College and Career Day, sponsored by the Career and Technology Department and Family, Career, and Community Leaders of America (FCCLA).
Many successful members of the Mason community as well as notables from around the state and country have visited Mason High School for College and Career Day since its inception six years ago.
Mason easily breezed through the first step in the 2016 playoff run on Friday night by defeating Moody 49-7 at Nelson Field in Austin.
The lopsided score doesn't reflect the well executed competition of the Moody Bearcats during Friday's game. They were able to accumulate 156 total yards to the Punchers' 471.
In the first quarter, the Punchers began quickly moving downfield, and the series would end with a 61-yard run by Haddon Hudson for the score.
In an effort to show their appreciation to our veterans, Lee & Bobbie McMillan, owners of Mason Feed Store, purchased a trailer hunting blind and have equipped it to be easily accessible for wounded veterans. “Whether you hunt or just enjoy watching wildlife, the outdoors can help improve one’s physical and mental health, and can boosts one’s emotional well-being.” Our goal is to enhance that outdoor experience for our wounded veterans” stated Lee McMillan.
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Heroes
Dear Gerry,
On November 8th, after the rains we had, I was delivering mail on my regular route. I arrived at Loeffler Lane and was surprised to see the creek seemed to be running faster than usual. I drove closer to see my markers telling me it was safe to cross but I could not see the markers.
Trump
The Nov. 8, 2016 election of Donald Trump and Mike Pence proves that the system of government that our God-inspired Founding Fathers set in motion still works to correct the abuses of power.
We routed the enemy at the gate and set 'em back a spell, without firing a shot.
Praise God Almighty.
Carolyn Karner
The Mason Co. M. Beven Eckert Library has traditionally reserved space in the foyer display cases for interesting exhibits of area residents. If you have a collection or if you handcraft items you’d like to display, please call 325-347-5446—we’d love to hear from you!
Make your Christmas plans now and be sure to bring your family to BERNADETE NASON’S one-woman show of Charles Dickens’ A CHRISTMAS CAROL sponsored by the Mason Co. M. Beven Eckert Memorial Library. This award-winning actress/storyteller will reprise her role as EVERYONE , bringing vivid life to more than 30 characters.
