Seguin, TX, USA / Seguin Today
May 3, 2021 | 5:39 AM
Guadalupe County introduces the winners of this year’s Distinguished Young Woman Scholarship contest. They include, left to right, Kaylie Cerda, first runner-up, Marion High School; Avery Brown, Distinguished Young Woman 2021, Navarro High School and Kaelin Earl, second runner-up, Seguin High School. Courtesy photo.
(Seguin) Guadalupe County has a new Distinguished Young Woman. The contest is better known in this area as Junior Miss. Earning the title during this year’s scholarship contest was Avery Brown of Navarro High School.
Active on the Dazzler’s Dance team, National Honor Society and theatre, Brown also won the fitness, self-expression and talent preliminary awards. Not only did she receive a $1,400 scholarship for taking home the title but she also earned an $8,000 scholarship to Texas Lutheran University. Brown, sponsored by Quality Bioresources, was also awarded a $150 scholarship award for each of the three p
September 8, 1951- April 17, 2021
Joanne Meyer Vorpahl was born September 8, 1951in Austin, Texas to Clarence C. Meyer and Joann Helwig Meyer. She became an angel wrapped in Godâs loving arms on April 17, 2021, joining her parents, brother Ernie, and other family members whom had gone before her. Jo grew up in Houston, and graduated from Bellaire High School. She attended Texas Lutheran (College) University in Seguin, Texas, graduating in May, 1973. Jo married Dwight Vorpahl on June 23, 1973 at Faith Lutheran Church, Bellaire, Texas. The couple moved back to Seguin and while Dwight was attending law school at St. Maryâs University in San Antonio Jo taught economics and government and coached the debate team at Seguin High School from September 1973 until May 1975.
Another stunner was the criminally underpriced plate of huevos rancheros. There was probably $12 worth of a brisket on the $12 dish. It starts with a layer of salty refried beans covered with two fried corn tortillas. A thick slice of brisket is next, with two sunny-side-up eggs draped over top, capped in salsa verde, salsa roja, crema, and cotija cheese. The corn tortillas stayed crisp far longer than expected, and each bite brought new flavors. The brisket was perfectly smoked. The Sunday breakfast is “an homage to my parents and to my family down south in Uvalde,” Servantes says. Items like menudo and barbacoa are too special to offer every day, so don’t expect breakfast on any day but Sunday at Burnt Bean Co. On Sundays, the staff has almost no time to switch over from breakfast to the barbecue lunch service. Did I mention this place is a barbecue joint?
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Audrey Ann Voskamp, the first of three children, was born in 1921, to the Ardnie and Leila Voskamp of New Ulm Texas. Ann, as she was known, grew up speaking German and did not learn English until she began elementary school in New Ulm. Her father worked as the local postman, but maintained a farm with the aid of his wife and children. Ann saw to the animals, milking the cows daily, and was helped by her younger brother when he was old enough. Her younger sister and mother tended the garden. Between his job and the small farm, Mr. Voskamp managed to survive the Great Depression and feed and clothe his wife and three children, as well as help support his younger siblings and his mother. When she advanced to high school, Ann spent weekdays in Columbus with her uncle, Louis Voskamp, and his wife, who owned the local meat market that was later, bought by Jerry Mikeska.
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