Obituaries for Gersbach and Sloan in Rogers area
Andrew Gersbach 68 of Buckholts died after a short illness in a Temple hospital. Funeral at 2 p.m. in Gommert Funeral Home Rogers with Rev. Shelby Jones. burial Oak Hill Cemetery Cameron. Survived by wife, sons Donald, Mark, Richard. daughter Mrs. Fred Olenick. brother Guido. seven grandchildren. R D Shorty Sloan 59 of Rogers died Monday in Santa Fe Railway yard after apparent heart attack. Funeral at 2 p.m. in Gommert Funeral Home Rogers with Rev. Shelby Jones and Rev. Donald Robertson. burial Reed Lake Cemetery. Survived by brothers George, Floyd. sisters Bessie Green, Vera Mahana, Marty Butler.
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Andrew Gersbach
Rt. 1
Buckholts
Temple
Gommert Funeral Home
Rogers
Shelby Jones
Oak Hill Cemetery
Cameron
Donald Gersbach
Austin
Mark Gersbach
Killeen
Richard Gershbach
Fred Olenick
Three Rivers
Guido Gershbach
Cavilla
R. D
Shorty) Sloan
Gommert
Donald Robertson
Reeds Lake
Mr. Sloan
Santa Fe Railway
San Saba
Santa Fe Railroad
Brotherhood of Maintenance and Way
Entries set record for 45th Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo
A record number of entries, over 21 080 animals, have been received for the 45th Annual Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo. Premium money totals 510 363 dollars, the largest in show history. The event runs February 23 to March 6 at the Astrodome, with rodeo performances nightly from February 25 and horse classes starting February 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Pharmacists Attend Seminar in Austin on Hospital Services
Robert R. Schiller and Kevin Harmon, Cameron pharmacists, attended a February 12 Continuing Education seminar in Austin. Sponsored by the Texas Pharmaceutical Association and the Texas Society, the event aimed to inform pharmacist consultants about state hospital regulations under Medicare and hospital pharmacy services. Topics covered included policy manuals, controlled substances, emergency kits, unit-dose and IV admixture services, and managerial reporting procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert R. Schiller
Kevin Harmon
Cameron Pharmacists
Austin
Texas Pharmaceutical Association
TPA
Texas Society For Hospital Pharmacists
Texas
Check Tax Return Before Filing
IRS urges taxpayers to double check returns to avoid processing delays. Common mistakes include math errors wrong tables or schedules and failure to sign or attach documents. Use the peel off label to avoid SSN errors and mail returns in the preaddressed envelope.
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Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Schmidt Funeral Services for Minnie Schmidt in Rosebud
Minnie Schmidt 78 of Rosebud died after a short illness. Funeral at Green Funeral Home Rosebud with Rev George R Hearne officiating. Burial Woodland Cemetery Rosebud. Survived by two nieces Edith Brown Austin and Ann Nelson Marlin. Clarence Guthrie 68 of Thorndale died Tuesday. Funeral at Phillips Luckey Rockdale with Rev Darrel Miley officiating. Survived by two sisters Mary Guthrie Charlottesville VA and Margaret Crim San Antonio.
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Minnie Schmidt
Rosebud
Green Funeral Home
George R. Hearne
Woodland Cemetery
Miss Schmidt
Planter’s National Bank
First United Methodist Church of
Clarence Leonard Guthrie
Thorndale
Phillips and Luckey Funeral Home
Rockdale
Darrel Miley
Mary Guthrie
Charlottesville
Margaret Crim
San Antonio
Patman Calls Texas Land ROWs for Mineral Revenue
Sen. Bill Patman urged Texas to exercise rights over minerals under state highway rights of way to boost revenue. He noted that about 200000 acres under pre 1944 ROWs remain unexploited though oil gas and potential uranium deposits exist, with funding for the highway department rising to 805 million including federal shares.
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Texas
State Highway Department
Bill Patman
Canado
Patman
House
Highway Department
Texas Legislative Council
New Federal Budget Proposals Raise Tax Costs for Americans
Ford’s final budget calls for 12.3 million in 1978 tax cuts while Carters two year plan adds 31.2 billion to spur growth and may yield up to 11 billion in 1976 tax rebates. Deficit projections range from 47 to 60 billion, with rising government costs now touching 5,797 per household and a surge in income security spending to 144 billion by 1978.
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Gerald R. Ford
Congress
Ter
Carter
Ford
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Whch
U. S
Uncle Sam
Defense
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