Rochelle Texas community notes and old age meditation
Rochelle News Notes recounts efforts to influence voters John Q and Mary Public while sharing a reflection on aging illness and death. The column passes along local updates from Brady Kerrville San Antonio and Tarleton College, plus plans for a Rochelle chili supper for the March of Dimes.
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Rochelle
Texas
John Q
Mary
Wall Street
Thempany
Hi. L. Lackey
Brady
Forney Messenger
James H. Stanley
Rochelle News
D. A. Roper
Brady Hospital
Byron Fikes
Kerrville
Eugene Roper
San Antonio
John Graham
Houston
John Lloyd Blauvelt
Tarleton College
Stephenville
Troy Smith
Fred Roberts
Rutherford Ranch
F. M. (Buck) Richards
Fred
Gunter Ogden
Richard Moseley
Mrs Stanfield Brady Dies at 76
Mrs Kate Katherine Stanfield, 76, died at 1 25 p m Tuesday at her Brady home 902 Fastlith Street She was born May 8 1881 in Mason and married John Stanfield April 24 1904 Funeral services set for 3 p m Friday at St James Baptist Church conducted by Rev J
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M. A. Gainer
M. A. Gainer and Co
Donna Neal
Don Neals
Brady Hospital
Randy Thompson
C. W. Thompson
Thompson
Claude Thompson
Fort Worth
W. E. McNatt
Rochelle
Sloan
San Saba
Rochelle High School
L. A. Bryson
John Smith
Lucile
Doole
Smith
Kate Katherine Stanfield
Brady
Fastlith St
Mason
John Stanfield
St. James Baptist Church
Brady Woman Funeral Rites With Hilliard Officiating
The service for a Brady area resident was conducted by H Scott of Brady and Rev J H Hilliard of Mineral Wells. Burial followed in Brady Cemetery. Surviving are the husband and three sons John Henry and Howard Stanfield of Brady and Frank Stanfield in Louisiana, four daughters all of Brady, 14 grandchildren and 17 great grandchildren. Also surviving are five half sisters from Mason and San Antonio and a half brother from Mason.
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Annie Laura Nye
Brady
Rose Jackson
Bulah Mae Revana
Mason
Lillie Beasley
San Antonio
Lizzie Shannon
Menard
Viola Mulky
San Marcos
Frank Mason
Secret Service Duties Highlighted Protect Life and Halt Counterfeits
The text states the two statutory duties of the U S Secret Service are to protect the life of the President and to suppress counterfeiters. It emphasizes the agency's core roles within federal law enforcement and national security.
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U. S. Secret Service
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