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Second reminder to each of the Loeschke Family descendants of the annual family picnic.
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Reminder to each of the Loeschke Family descendants of the annual family picnic.
Also if you have updates to your families that you would like to share, please send them or bring them. Review your family here. Tell me if someone is missing.
I hope to see you real soon.
Sorry but I have to share this.
How do you settle a presidential election when the vote is too close to call? With a fishing contest in northern Wisconsin in January, of course!
After the final votes were counted, Hillary and Donald were deadlocked.
Instead of going through a recount, they agreed to a week-long ice fishing contest to settle the election. Whoever caught the most fish at the end of the week would be the President.
They decided that a remote frozen lake in northern Wisconsin would be the ideal place. No observers on the fishing grounds, but both would need to have their catches verified and counted each night at 5 pm.
After Day 1, Trump returned with a total of 10 fish, Hillary came back with nothing.
Day 2 finished, and Trump caught another 20 fish, but Hillary once again came back with nothing.
That night, Hillary and her cronies got together and accused Trump of being a “low-life, cheating son-of-a-gun.” Instead of fishing on Day 3, they were going to follow and spy on him and figure out how he was cheating.
Day 3 finished up and Trump had an incredible day, adding 50 fish to his total!
That night, Hillary and her Democratic cohorts got together for the full report on how Donald was cheating. Hillary stood up to give her report and said, “You are not going to believe this! He’s cutting holes in the ice!”
This story tells you all you need to know about the difference between a successful businessman and a career government politician.
Reminder to each of the Loeschke Family descendants of the annual family picnic.
Also if you have updates to your families that you would like to share, please bring them or send them.
I hope to see you real soon.
This note is to remind each of the Loeschke Family descendents of the annual family picnic.
Who: Descendents of William T. Loeschke and Auguste L. Sass
What: Annual Picnic
When: Sunday August 7, 2016 at Noon (First Sunday in August)
Where: Lake Farley Park, Milbank, SD
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This note is to remind each of the Loeschke Family descendents of the annual family picnic.
Who: Descendents of William T. Loeschke and Auguste L. Sass
What: Annual Picnic
When: Sunday August 2, 2015 at Noon (First Sunday in August)
Where: Lake Farley Park, Milbank, SD
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I hope to see you real soon.
The children of Arnold and Carol Angerhofer request a card shower to honor the couple on their 50th wedding Anniversary Friday, June 26th. Cards can be mailed to 47960 150th St., Milbank, SD 57252.
This note is to remind each of the Loeschke Family descendents of the annual family picnic.
Also if you have updates to your families that you would like to share, please bring them or send them.
I hope to see you real soon.
This note is to remind each of the Loeschke Family descendents of the annual family picnic.
Also if you have updates to your families that you would like to share, please bring them or send them.
I hope to see you real soon.
This note is to remind each of the Loeschke Family descendents of the annual family picnic.
Also if you have updates to your families that you would like to share, please bring them or send them.
I hope to see you real soon.