Natal ia Kastner obituary notes family and life in New Braunfels
Natalia Natalie Mathilda Kastner 82 of New Braunfels died January 16 2000 born October 12 1917 in Fratt Texas now Live Oak Texas married Harry Adolph Kastner Jr March 4 1946 They enjoyed polka dances and travels with daughter Priscilla and son John Survived by Priscilla and John Visitation Thursday Rosary Friday Funeral Mass January 22 2000 at Our Lady Of Perpetual Help Catholic Church Doeppenschmidt Funeral Home
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Kastner
Natalia
Natalie
Mathilda Kastner
New Braunfels
Fratt
Texas
Live Oak
Harry Adolph Kastner Jr
Our Lady of Perpetual Help Catholic Church
Selma
Luxelle
Heart of Gold
John
Priscilla
Harry
Krause Café
Krauses
Our Lady of Perpetual Help
Our Lady of Perpetual Help Catholic Church, 138 West Austin St
Schaefer Max W. dies at 75 in Canyon Lake Texas
Max Wilfread Schaefer, 75, died Thursday January 13, 2000 at his Canyon Lake home in Texas. Graveside services set for 10:15 a.m. Friday January 21, 2000 at Fort Sam Houston National Cemetery in Fort Sam Houston Texas.
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Schaefer
Max Wilfread Schaefer
Canyon Lake
Texas
Fort Sam Houston National Cemetery
Fort Sam Houston
Doeppenschmidt Funeral Home
Julia E. Valdez Dies at 82 in New Braunfels Texas
Julia E Valdez 82 of New Braunfels Texas died January 20 2000 at Kirkwood Manor She was born July 4 1917 in Del Rio Texas to Felipe Felan and Maggie G Jimenez She married Frank M Valdez a housewife and a Sts Peter and Paul Church member Survivors include daughter Lupe Roy and husband Larry three grandchildren five great grandchildren Funeral services planned with visitation Friday 1 p m Rosary 530 p m at Doeppenschmidt Funeral Home Mass 10 a m Saturday January 22 2000 Burial in Sts Peter and Paul Cemetery Memorials to Hospice New Braunfels or McKenna Memorial Hospital.
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Valdez
Julia E. Valdez
New Braunfels
Texas
Kirkwood Manor
Mrs. Valdez
Felipe Felan
Maggie G. Jimenez
del Rio
Frank M. Valdez
Sts. Peter & Paul Catholic Church
Sts. Peter & Paul Catholic Cemetery
McKenna Memorial Hospital
Doeppenschmidt Funeral Home
Funeral services for Alvin Joe Lutz set Saturday
Funeral services for Alvin Joe Lutz will be held at 1 p.m. Saturday from the Cowboy Cove off Old Capote Road with interment in Lone Oak Cemetery in Geronimo. He died Wednesday January 19 2000 in San Antonio Texas at age 60. Eunice Lee Mortuary.
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Alvin Joe Lutz
Cowboy Cove
Old Capote Road
Lone Oak
Geronimo
San Antonio
Texas
Eunice & Lee Mortuary
City weighs drainage fees and ordinances for growth
City engineer Richard Radner proposes delaying fee specifics to a later resolution while advancing two drainage ordinances. One would set standards for developers and engineers, the other funding mechanisms for drainage work. Public process will set fees, with erosion setbacks and permit requirements under review for Guadalupe and nearby creeks.
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C.A. Ranner
Richard Radner
Radner
Council
Bonner
Herald Zeitung publication and subscription notice
News details pricing for carrier and mail subscriptions in Comal and Guadalupe counties. The notice lists rates for three months, six months, and one year, with specific discounts for senior citizens and mail outside Texas. Contact numbers and postal addresses provided for changes and delivery issues.
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New Braunfels Herald- Zeitung
Landa St
New Braunfels
Comal County
New Braunfels Herald-Zeitung
Texas
Comal
Guadalupe
Diesel spill persists as valve remained open near broken pipe
Dino-Nobel officials reported to TNRCC that a diesel leak continued over the weekend because a valve from a cracked pipe stayed open. Contractors dug through rock and soil, collecting well samples in the area and nearby fountains to assess contamination while officials monitor the aquifer and New Braunfels Utilities wells.
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Dino-Nobel
TNRCC
Caldwell
Dino- Nobel
New Braunfels
Comal Springs
Greg Ellis
Edwards Aquifer Authority
Ellis
Gretchen Reuwer
Reuwer
Reuner
NBU
New Braunfels Considers Convention Center Use of Bed Tax
City council hears PKF Consulting findings from a 35000 dollar market study on a planned convention center. Officials weigh bed tax revenue use for the center or Holiday River of Lights while noting the center may run a deficit but boost local business. Local leaders discuss benefits for residents versus non locals and how to prioritize local groups.
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John Keeling
David S. Parker
PKF Consulting
Council
Chamber
Michael Meek
Watson
New Braunfels
Meek
Kotyla
Keeling
Parker
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