Rites Wednesday For Mark Reeves
Funeral services for Mark Richard Reeves of Waco were held at 10 a.m. Wednesday at Marek Burns Funeral Chapel with Rev. Harrison McLerran officiating. Burial followed in Oak Hill Cemetery. Reeves, 35, became ill Saturday and died Sunday at Hillcrest Hospital. An autopsy was performed to determine the cause of death. He was born in York, Pennsylvania, and lived in Fort Hood area before moving to Temple and then Waco. He was a radio announcer for KBUO and later for KWTX in Waco. Survivors include his wife Annetta Shelander Reeves, a son Guy, two daughters Lori and Karen, his mother Loretta Reeves of York, Pa., and brother Stacy Reeves Jr. of Manchester, Pa.
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Mark Richard Reeves
Waco
Marek Burns
Harrison McLerran
Oak Hill Cemetery
Mr. Reeves
Hillcrest Hospital
Yorka
Ft. Hood
Texas
US. Army
Cameron
Temple
KBUO
KWTX
Annetta Shelander Reeves
Guy
Lori
Karen
Loretta Reeves
York, Pa
Stacy Reeves Jr
Manchester, Pa
Worship Services and Communion Planned for Sunday
SHARP notes worship and communion Sunday morning. Several local families visited relatives and attended weddings in Rosebud and Golden Wedding anniversaries in Val Verde. List of weekend visitors includes Schroeder, McDonald, Nabours and Rinn households with travels to Austin, Odessa, Andrews and Cameron. Granddaughter Lori Dawn Modesett arrived in Austin weighing 6 pounds 13 ounces.
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W. Schwarz
George Schroeder
Rosebud
Janet Fick
Charlie Fick
Dwight Hine
George Triggs
Val Verde
Hines
Herbert Schroeder
Columbus
E. A. Millier
Lexington
Arthur Inges
Buckholts
L. N. McDonald
Dennis McDonald
Abilene
Cecil Middleton
Odessa
Tippy McDonald
Andrews
Pete McDonald
Groveton
Fred Folchinsky
Ben Arnold
Ed Fowler
Lavernia McDermott
Cameron
Buster Spegiel
Albert Rinn
Arthur Rinn
Austin
Hilary Nabours
Jerry Nabours
Ray Green
Lewis Modesett
Lori Dawn
Reed-Willie Wesley Pennye Newell Dudik-Beverly Hutcherson
Courthouse notices list marriages, car sales, and detailed deed transfers. Read includes Reed, Pennye, Newell, Dudik, Hutcherson among marriages. multiple car listings. and numerous Milam County land transfers with buyers like Vince Ermis, Edgar Russell, and L. Gren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Bailey Reed
Willie Katherine Wesley Pennye Newell
Edwin Dudik
Beverly June Hutcherson Rufus Alexander Sherman
Creassie Brown
Johnnie Presswood Jr
Billie Gene Pinchback
Fred Galban
Maria Menchaca
John William Smith
Elnor Ruth Wilcox
Oran Arbrey Irby
Bobbie Jean Gilbert Jones
William Crockett Peters
Lanette
Elaine Lattere Lew Gene Lynn
Jacqueline Anne Andersen
Leon Brexter Sinnie
Edna Earl
M. K. Parsons
Cecil F. Kirkland
Ed Dodwell
Frank A. Kopriva
Melvin Ondrasek
Estella Wadsworth
Felix Pagac
A. J. Woodum
Harry J. Limbraugh
Dennis R. Moeller
Bryant Adams
Buick
Richard Peek
Vince J. Ermis
Jack Walzel
J. A. DePena
Milam County
Edgar T. Russell
Rodney T. Russell
James Reese
Rosalind Russell
Saschel L. Lawson
T. C. Wilson
F. Rodriguez
Ira W. Bien
H. L. C. Applin
City of
Rockdale
Lonnie Lee Fair
A. A. McVoy Sr
Pinkey Pierce Broadstreet Gunn
Elbert W. Gunn
J. P. Scales
Leales I. B. Bullick
H. L. Shepard
Alcoa Chair Sees Growth In Aluminum Industry 1965 Outlook
Alcoa Chairman Lawrence Litchfield Jr predicts sustained growth for 1965 with 1964 net sales exceeding 1 billion dollars for the first time in the industry. U.S. primary aluminum output may reach 2.5 million tons, shipments about 3.5 million, as overseas demand rises amid stronger earnings and new product marketing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Alcoa
Lawrence Litchfield Jr
Litchfield
Aluminum Company of America
U. S
United States
Beeft futures trading begins at Chicago Mercantile Exchange
In late November 1964 the Chicago Mercantile Exchange launched a beef cattle futures trading system. Major users expected include producers feeders dealers and slaughterers, according to Ed Uvacek of Texas A&M University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
Ed Uvacek
Texas A&m University
Plant Quality Seed for a Successful 1965 Crop
Texas Agricultural Extension Service agronomist R. J. Miears stresses that investing in high quality adapted seed is essential for a good crop. He urges farmers to arrange seed for the 1965 planting season now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. Miears
Texas Agricultural Extension Service Agronomist
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Courthouse News
Jackson
Chas. L. Smith
Sed
Jas. C. Miller
George Chmeiar
Sed Pryce Fox
P. R. Howington
Cravens-Dargan Co
Allen Moore
Ford
Felix Neiast
Albin N. Bohac
J. C. Herbert
Olds Club
Joe Glaser
Olds
Linda S. Campbell
Pont Htrpe
Minnie Bergum
Dodge
Carl Menzel
The
Atlantic Refining Co
Billy T. Morrison
Ford Tudor
Marjorie McKinney
Ford Forder
Fula
A. Sansom
Morris B. Sutton
George Terrell
Ford Must Tudor
E. R. Willard
Ford Pickup
J. T. Boutwell
J. T. Todd
Johnny C. Kovar
Joe W. Cleveland
M. W. Evans Sr
Josiah W. Worthington
Hamilton & Oe
Rockan
L. Gren
Temple Abernathy
J. J. Ascosta
Alex Mcleod
Et Ux
Geneva W. Smith
Marrs
William Herbert Yoakum
Smith Addition
Allen Survey
L. C. Mehaffey
Edwin N. Sandidge
Parkview Subdivision
Carson Holloway
Lawrence Rosemond
Janes McLaughlin
Allan G. Clayton
Joe A. Stborik
Westwood Subdivision
Tom Chaney
E. A. Schlemmer
Oak Park
Ed B. Moerke
Trustees
Thorndale Independent
Thorndale
J. J. Liendo
B. L. Parker
Charles
Ricky
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