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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1957
Page
2
The San Antonio Light reports that a secretary for the two city judges was approved this week after nine months without one. Budget officer Homer Reed notified Chief Clerk Jack Flaherty that the judges will gain a secretary previously reassigned.
A list of marriage licenses granted and parties involved, featuring numerous names such as Dorothy Edwards, Patricia Harr, Maria Razairez, Ronald Bleau, Ofelia Torres, Consuelo Margarite Canenas, Petra Vilarreal, G L Davis, Beatrice De la Hara, and others. Includes applicants and spouses with varied origins, plus a section with HIVORGES GRANTED Rodrigues Pedro and others. The snippet reflects a register-style item from a local vital statistics page.
Leonard Blaylock, a 38 year old native Texan and Baylor alumnus, becomes agent in charge of the San Antonio FBI office, returning to Texas after years in Boston Washington and Indianapolis. He succeeds Scott Werner and leads operations from Waco to the Mexican border, with two sons and a Texas law background.
Obituaries list multiple funeral services with times and locations including St Mark's Episcopal church and Akers chapel. It notes burial details at Mission Burial park and Rosetown Memorial Park, plus obituaries for Fontaines and other local residents with ages, addresses, and family survivors across several cities. It also mentions deaths elsewhere and a local want-ad promotional line.
Funeral services were held at South San Antonio Baptist Church for Vincent Clement Easley 77 retired processional figure and father of former City Councilman Genevieve Easley. He died Sunday at his home 403 White Oak Interment at Roselawn Memorial Park. A 40 year San Antonio resident he belonged to the church. Survived by wife Marrett a son Ralph another son W W Easley and two daughters Mrs Curtys Pettit Pearsall and Mrs George Cullett Tat.
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