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chairmen May 29,8 p.m. at theCouncil Hall. e*ec__ traCholt;CHARLES KLYNGas s the thei](Continued From Page 1) planmer« thundNational League.He also was a great Little League fan, following the play Qeol of his several grandchildren. ^g Mr. Klyng had never been theseriously ill and his trip to part!the John Sealy Hospital was galdhis first and last one.His funeral was held Sunday ^Qr * in the chapel of the James Crowder Funeral Home, the Rev. Paul Wilson officiating.Burial was in the old Hitch- *exaFulLOakecock Cemetery. son'ClmakiHe was a member of the Trinity Lutheran Church. granSurvivors include his wl- shedow, Mrs. Lena Klyng, of La ^nowMarque; two sons, Charles H. the 'Klyng Jr., and Edward B.Klyng, both of La Marque; ner ! three sisters, Mrs. An-nie Perthuis, Mrs. Yetta City.Christians and Mrs. Lucille CaAilett, all of Galveston; a the cbrother, Emile Klyng, of Gal- who veston, six grandchildren and and Itwo great-grandchildren. local
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Mainland Times
La Marque, Texas, US
Wed, May 29, 1963
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