Memories Gone By
News from Browerville's Past
25 Years Ago
October 18, 2001
With over 22 years as a volunteer, Red Hudalla says that he looks at his future retirement with the Browerville Fire Department with mixed emotions. Red says he originally got involved in the fire department because he wanted to be able to provide a service to the community and it seemed exciting. When asked about his retirement, Red says that he only has one regret. He wishes that he was a little bit younger and in better shape so he could continue to stay with the department for a number of years.
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Christ the King students participated in the annual Marathon for Non-Public Education recently and were happy to reach CTK’s goal of $5500. The top three students who brought in the most money were Liz Becker, Jarid Johnson and Mallory Sand.
75 Years Ago
October 18, 1951
One night out of every week is going to be set aside as Community Recreation Night at the high school. The entire facility will be open at this time for anyone of post high school age of the Browerville community. Some of the activities which you will be able to participate in are: basketball, volleyball, badminton, shuffle board, table tennis, aerial darts, chess, checkers, bridge or square dancing.
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Pfc. David R. Kastonek, son of Mrs. Florence Kastonek, Route 2, Browerville, is serving with the famed 21st “Gimlet” regiment of the 24th Infantry Division in Korea. Private Kstonek received his basic training at Camp Rucker, Alabama. He arrived in Korea on September 17.
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