Funeral Attendees At Stacy Baptist Church
A description of last Sunday at Stacy Texas noting a large crowd at the Baptist Church for both services and that Bro Clapsaddle and his son Timothy were dinner guests of the Fred Betsills Sunday. includes mention of attendees at the funeral.
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Stacy, Tex
The
Baptist Church
Bro
Clapsaddle
Son Timothy
Fred Betsills
Community News Recaps Visits Funerals and Illness
Local residents share visits with kin in Pear Valley Doole Brady Coleman and San Angelo. Attendees mourn George Vineyard and Aunt Flora Smith. Robert Ervin Moser opens Moser Service Station in Valera. others visit hospitals and attend sermons.
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Ft. Wort
W. V
Archie Williams
Doole
E. J. Brooks
Brady
J. L. Barnes
Almon Marins
Lester Murray
George Allen
Sutton
Walter Stucke
Zephyr
Monroe Hallmark
Abilene
Sig A. Sandvick
Twin Falls Idaho
Robert Ervin Moser
Moser
Valera
Johnnie Hemphill
Lynda
Sue Brown
Jimmy Frank Hemphill
Coleman
B. L. Murrell
Sally McCulloch
DPD
Murrell
Joe Garner
Winnie Browning
Lubbock
Bryan Hodges
Doug Brownings
Jack Rabons
Eden
Rabon
Menard Hospital
Lettie Low
Harold Childs
San Angelo
Jimmie James
Bro
J. B. Everett
Ben Dickinson
Letter from ex-residents longing for Lohn news
A couple from San Antonio writes February 14, 1961 to the Brady Standard & Herald missing the Lohn newsletter. They note Lohn remains home, express interest in local people and events, and urge Mrs. Lohn's return to writing the Lohn and Pear Valley news.
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E. Palfrey
San Antonio 10
Tex
Prady Standard & Herald
Prady
Texas
Lohn
Mystery 1879 Double Dollar Coin Found Hidden
Miller recalls receiving a two dollar piece from his grandfather Otto B Steinpfad of Saint Joseph Missouri in 1941. The coin allegedly formed from two silver dollars by a jeweler and opens when squeezed revealing a tintype under glass. The owner sought origins but no records emerged.
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Miller
Otto B. Steinpfad
Saint Joseph, Mo
Who Is the Belle In Silver Dollar
Sherman man Forrest Miller discovers a silver dollar that hides a tintype of a late 1800s woman when pried open. The owner asks who created the coin the identity of the belle and how the photo came to be inside.
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Forrest Miller
Sherman
Tex
Miller
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