Obituary of John Jochec 77 of Marak
John Jochec 77 of Marak died Friday night in a local hospital. He was born in Czechoslovakia and was a retired farmer and KJT Lodge member living in Marak 60 years. Funeral at St. Cyril and Methodius Church Marak with burial in Marak Cemetery. Surviving wife Alvina. three sons Frank Antone Lad die. two daughters Annie Angie. brother Pete. sisters Rosa and Stazie. ten grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Pallbearers named. predeceased by a son, a sister, and four brothers.
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John Jochec
Marak
Jochec
Czechoslovakia
KJT Lodge
St. Cyril and Methodius
Patrick Murphy
Marek-Burns- Laywell
Cameron
Alvina Jociec
Frank Jochec
Antone Jochec
Laddie Jochec
Artesia Wells
Annie Jochec
Angie Kostrom
Fowlerton
Pete Jochec
San Angelo
Rosa Sipula
Stazie Horelica
Temple
Robinson George Kelly Robinson obituary
George Kelly Robinson, 68, of Cameron, died Sunday in a local nursing home. Born May 23, 1902 in Hanover, he was a former resident of Cameron. Funeral service 2 p.m. Monday at Marek Burns Laywell Funeral Home chapel with Rev. H. M. Bowley officiating. burial in Liberty Cemetery. Survived by two sons George Foster Robinson of Dallas and Thomas Earl Robinson of Phoenix. a brother Joe Robinson of Cameron. two sisters Carrie Ditto of Cameron and Lucille Starr of Ferris. Pallbearers: James Starr, Tommy Starr, Wayland Hughes, Dick Hughes, Al Fail, E. C. Moody, Debbi Fisher, Eric Malone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Kelly Robinson
Cameron
Mr. Robinson
Hanover
Marek Burns- Laywell
H. M. Bowley
Liberty Cemetery
George Foster Robinson
Dallas
Thomas Earl Robinson
Phoenix
Ariz
Joe Robinson
W. R
Carrie) Ditto
L. J
Lucille) Starr
Ferris
James Starr
Tommy Starr
Wayland Hughes
Dick Hughes
al Fail
E. C. Moody
Debbi Fisher
Eric Malone
Obituary of Q L Cryer 85 Belton Rural Resident
Q L Cryer 85 of Rt 2 Belton died at home on November 19. He was a retired farmer and rancher, born in Wilson County. Survived by his wife six daughters six sons two sisters J A Cryer of Cameron Elsie Willingham Cavilla and Q L Cryer Jr Wayne Cryer Rockdale are among relatives. Funeral was at Friendship Methodist Church with burial in the church cemetery.
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L. Cryer
Rt. 2
Belton
J. A. Cryer
Cameron
Elsie Willingham
Cavilla
Q. L. Cryer Jr
Wayne Cryer
Rockdale
Friendship Methodist Church
Cryer
Wilson County
Churches and Service Times Listed in Local Directory
A local church directory lists multiple congregations with pastors and weekly schedules. Entries include FIRST CHRISTIAN at 9:00 and 10:00 services, FIRST METHODIST, PRIMERA IGLESIA BAUTISTA, ALL SAINTS EPISCOPAL, GOSPEL TABERNACLE, TRINITY BAPTIST, FIRST PRESBYTERIAN, and others with Sunday School times, morning and evening worship, midweek activities, and youth programs.
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H. J. Swink
Alvis Coleman
David G. Flores
Thomas C. Dusek
J. E. Lafferty
Robert L. Bunn
George Doss
Shelby Jones
Dwayne Wise
Music Youth
Training Union
Eugene Morley
Floyd W. Berry Jr
Music & Youth
Albert Krenek Jr 48 dies. funeral in Houston VA chapel
Albert Krenek Jr. 48 died November 18. Funeral services were held Friday at 1 p.m. in the VA chapel in Houston with Rev. Gene A. Oesch officiating. Burial followed in the VA Cemetery at Houston. He leaves a wife of Houston, his mother Kristina Krenek of Cameron, two daughters Betty Todd and Linda Springs of Houston, two step daughters, one grandson Ronnie Todd Jr., two brothers Charlie Krenek of Cameron and John Krenek of Rockdale, and four sisters Kristina Tobolka Granger Mary Svetlik Lake Jackson Bennie DuBois San Antonio and Lydia Allen Lima Ohio.
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Houston
Albert Krenek Jr
Gene A. Oesch
Kristina Krenek
Cameron
Betty Todd
Linda Springs
Ronnie Todd Jr
Charlie Krenek
John Krenek
Rockdale
Kristina Tobolka
Granger
Mary Svetlik
Lake Jackson
Bennie DuBois
San Antonio
Lydia Allen
Lima
Ohio
Texas Biologics Production Presses Public Health Front
The Texas State Health Department operates a Biologics Production Division, one of thirteen major U S producers of human immunizing agents. It stocks finished vaccines for smallpox tetanus typhoid and diphtheria and maintains reserve concentrates for rapid production. Influenza measles polio and rabies vaccines are not produced locally.
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Texas State Department of Health
State Health Department Laboratory
United States
Texas Laboratory
State Health Department
Department
Forty-third Legisla
Biologics
The
State Laboratory
National Institute of Health
Washington
D. C
Austin Laboratory
Control Laboratory
United States Maintains Lead in 1969 World Corn Output
The United States produced 116 million tons of corn in 1969, representing 47 percent of global production. Brazil ranked second with 14 million tons and the USSR third with 9.9 million tons.
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United States
Brazil
Ussr
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Trinity Baptist Church
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Wirt Skinner
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John Baletka
Hope Lutheran
Ernie E
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Ben Arnold
C. E. Wierth
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H. A. Brawley
C. A
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C. A. Kent
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J. D. Green
Cameron Grove Baptist
L. L. Jones
Progressive Baptist
J. H. Webb
Jerusalem Baptist
C. L. Taylor
MT. Zion Baptist
C. L. Boulden
J. W. Williams
Gary Munion
Gause Baptist
M. E. Smith
Blessed Sacrament Church
Joseph Pocovi
T.C.R
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First Spiritual Church
Homer H. Kelley
Maysfield Presbyterian
Wort Skinner
Burlington
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Ronnie Lillard
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Louis Sirny
Joe Cooper
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Bret
Milano
Don Duval
Woman's Mission
Union
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MYF
Rosebud
Cedar Springs Methodist
First Lutheran Church
Rev. Hickman
Holland Boring Sr
ST. Ann’s Catholic
Ray Widacki
A. Fritz
Evangelical Brethren
Frank A. Simcik
Yarrellton Baptist
Ronney Woolery
ST. Cyril & Methodius
Pat Johnson
Marah
Hoyte
Sharp Presbyterian
SAN Gabriel Baptist
Bob Wimberly
Church In Bible Study
Church In Training
Mission Friends Girls In Action
Acteens
R. A
SAN Gabriel Christian
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ST. Michael's
Little River Baptist
Larry E. K
Ick
Pastor
Marlow
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Maysfield Methodist
Krenek
J.E. Peavy, M.D
Commissioner of Health
Ture
Peacon
Ian Sloan
Ackermann Rockdale, Texas PLC
Bloomington
Illinois
Brenda James
Yerna’s Shape & Set Beauty Shop
Bill's Dollar Store
Gertrude Whittington
Mgr
Barretts Distributing Company
Dr. Pepper
Big Red
Johnnie Barrett and Family
Bille Quiram
McLane Company,Inc
Culpepper Furniture & Hdw. Co
Culpepper Family
Anderle Lumber Company
Anderle
Dairy Queen
Mrs
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Eplen Furniture Company
Eplen
Dodson Auto Supply
Dodson Family
Wied Hardware
Wied
Newton Memorial Hospital
Newton Clinic
Mamie A. Hefley Ins
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Wis Nolte
L.W. Stroup
L& M Jewelry Reynolds Laywell and Family
Southern Farm Bureau Ins
Arthur
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W.E. Beckhusen
St. Edward Hospital
Rischar Memorial
National Building Center
Rogers
Wayne Crawford
Mack’s Oil Company and
Mack's Automats
Milam Sheet Metal Shop
Milush
Milam County
Sheriff's Office
Black & Deputies
Magna-Craft Furniture
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Citizens National Bank
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