Hamburgers Popular as Fourth of July Regardless of Origin
A dated feature extols hamburgers as American classics despite their German origins. It stresses bun quality and offers multiple filling ideas such as cheeseburger towers, Smoky Cheeseburger, and pizza-like variations. It suggests versatile uses for buns beyond burgers and notes carefree party preparation.
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Hamburg
Germany
Rites Held For Mrs Stacy 88 Former De Leon Resident
Mrs Maggie Stacy 88 died at an Irving hospital after a long illness. Services were held at De Leon’s Ligginbotham Funeral Home with Rev James M Simpson officiating. Burial followed in De Leon Cemetery. She was born Sept 2 1883 at Sipes Springs and lived in De Leon until moving to Irving 23 years ago. She married Thomas J Stacy Oct 18 1899 in De Leon. he died earlier. Survived by son Willie M Stacy and daughter Mrs M C Simpson, plus six grandchildren and seven great grandchildren.
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Margaret
Maggie) Stacy
de Leon
Irving Hospital
Thomas J. Stacy
Rites Held Here For Mr Daniel Roscoe Daniel Sr
Daniel Roscoe Daniel Sr 86 of 402 East Fleming died at 4 10 p m Wednesday June 14 after a long illness Funeral services were at 3 p m June 15 at Oak Lawn Funeral Home with Rev C D Wright of Brady Pentecostal officiating Burial was in Tolliver Cemetery He was born December 1 1885 in Lamkin married Winnie Eaves September 23 1908 at Wilson and was a retired farmer and member of the South Side Pentecostal Church Survived by his wife a daughter Mrs Jack Colcleasure of Comanche three sons Arnold and R J Daniel Jr both of Comanche and Richard Daniel of Kennedale four sisters Mrs Nora Hamilton of Lamkin Mrs Mae Wallace of Dallas Mrs Etta Stephens of Victoria and Mrs Cordie Wallace of Anson two brothers Harvey Daniel of Lamkin and Donald Daniel of Anson 13 grandchildren and nine great grandchildren
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Roscoe J. Daniel Sr
E. Fleming
Oak Lawn Funeral Home
C.D. Wright
Brady Pentecostal
Mr. Daniel
Lamkin
Winnie Eaves
Wilson
Southside Pentecostal Church
Jack Colcleasure
Comanche
Arnold Daniel
R. J. Daniel Jr
Richard Daniel
Kenndale
Nora Hamilton
Mae Wallace
Dallas
Etta Stephens
Victoria
Cordie Wallace
Anson
Harvey Daniel
Donald Daniel
Family Visit Recap From Jones Households
For two weeks Mrs. J. P. Jones hosted her relatives including Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Jones and children Bobby Liz and Mark of Rosie Idaho, Mr. and Mrs. Brenton Jones of Covina California, Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Jones Jr. of Littleton Colorado, and Mr. and Mrs. Lee Reese with Donna Cindy and Judy from Midland.
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J. P. Jones
C. W. Jones
Bobby
Liz
Mark
Rosie
Idaho
Brenton Jones
Covina
California
J. P. Jones Jr
Littleton
Colorado
Lee Reese
Donna
Cindy
Judy
Midland
Rites Held For E. P. Haliburton
E P Haliburton 74 of 113 N Ervin died Tuesday June 13 in a Brownwood hospital after an extended illness. Services were held June 16 at Oak Lawn Funeral Home with Dale Scott officiating. Burial at Oakwood Cemetery. Born June 26 1897 in Gonzales County he married Geneva Monk in 1930 at San Angelo. He was a retired carpenter and Church of Christ member. Survived by wife two sons Lynn Arlington Neal in the U S Air Force brother Byron Round Rock two sisters and five grandchildren.
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Elum Pleasant Halliburton
N. Ervin
Brownwood
Oak Lawn
Dale Scott
Pearl St
Church of Christ
Lynn Halliburton
Arlington
Neal Halliburton
U.S. Air Force
Byron Halliburton
Round Rock
Jim Smith
Cherokee
Genevia Willingham
San Angelo
Final Rites Held For Mrs Wilson
Doris Elizabeth Wilson 51 of 306 North Cole died June 16 after a short illness in a Brownwood hospital. Services were held June 18 at Oak Lawn Funeral Home officiated by Rev E H Fielding. She was born June 13 1921 in Roxton and married Herben Wilson in 1937. he died in 1962. She was a Baptist and is survived by four daughters, her mother, father, a brother and seven grandchildren.
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Doris Elizabeth Wilson
N. Cole
Brownwood
Oak Lawn
E. H. Fielding
Liberty Free Will Baptist Church
Oakwood Cemetery
Wilson
Roxton
Herben Wilson
Comanche
Catherine Ann Guthrie
Austin
Jean Crouch
Dublin
Carolyn Finch
Arlington
Joyce Sutherland
California
Katie Williams
Parker Price
Charles Price
Las Vegas
Citation by Publication in Comanche County Texas
Public notice commands Paul Ward to appear in district court by the first Monday after 42 days, July 10 1972. The suit by Wayne Ward et al seeks partition of 166 acres in Lamapasas County School Land Abstract 607 with a 122nd interest held by Paul Ward.
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State OF Texas
Paul Ward
District Court of
Comanche County
Comanche
Texas
Wayne Ward
Ona Ward Cobb
Lampasas County
R. T. James
Comanche County Court Citation For Jennie Mae Creamer Weems
District Court in Comanche County Texas issues a citation to Jennie Mae Creamer Weems to appear by 10 a.m. on the first Monday after forty two days from issuance. The case, filed May 24 1972, is a partition suit over Lot 2 Block 11 Original Town Gustine. Plaintiff Vivian Creamer Knox et al. vs Jennie Mae Creamer Weems.
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Jennie Mae Creamer Weems
Comanche
Comanche County
Texas
Vivian Creamer Knox Et al
Gustine
Ufif
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