Easter Seals Appeal Grows in Coke County Texas
Coke County Easter Seal treasurer Bill Allen reports the 1967 Easter Seal Appeal for the Easter Seal Society for Crippled Children and Adults of Texas is progressing well. The society funded 16 081 disabled persons last year through 23 Texas facilities offering therapy and related services. Allen urges further contributions.
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Bill Allen
Coke County
Easter Seal Society For Crippled Children and Adults of
Texas
Allen
Easter Seal Society
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Robert Lee State Bank
Robert Lee
Bronze Girls Volleyball Fall In First Round
The Bronze girls volleyball team lost the opening district match to Robert Lee, dropping two of three games in Tuesday afternoon action.
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Robert Lee
Time to Buy License Tags in Coke County
Coke County Tax Assessor Collector O B Jacobs urged vehicle owners to buy license tags this week with a March 31 deadline. Tags must be on vehicles by April 1. He said his office has sold 550 passenger car plates and expects a last minute rush, but will sell as many as possible before the deadline.
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O. B. Jacobs
Coke County
Jacobs
Karl Hoblitzelle Dies In Dallas
Funeral services were held for Karl Hoblitzelle 87 at Park Cities Baptist Church in Dallas with burial in St. Louis. A Bronte area figure, he owned oil holdings in Coke and Runnels counties and chaired Hoblitzelle Properties Inc. He built a theater chain later sold to RKO and Paramount, led the Interstate Circuit, and chaired Republic National Bank of Dallas. He died Wednesday at his Dallas home. survivors include a sister and several nephews and nieces.
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Park Cities Baptist Church
Dallas
Hoblitzelle
Mr. Hobbizelle
Bronte
Coke
Runnels
Royce
Clyde Lee
RKO
Paramount
United Paramount
Hoblitzelle Properties, Inc
Southwest
Republic National Bank of Dallas
Hoblitzelle Foundation
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