Betty Smith Dies Author of A Tree Grows in Brooklyn
Betty Smith, author of A Tree Grows in Brooklyn and several other novels and plays, died Monday at 75 in a Shelton convalescent home after 43 years at UNC Chapel Hill. Born in Brooklyn, she studied at Yale and the University of Michigan and lived with her husband Georges Smith. Memorial services are planned in Chapel Hill with burial at Memorial Cemetery.
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Castroville Rites For Clifton J Schott Former Grocers Leader
Castroville services are pending at Tondre Guinn Funeral Home for Clifton J. Mitzie Schott 45 former president of the San Antonio Retail Grocers Association. He died after a stroke at Castroville Hospital. He served as Castroville City Council member and was chief of the Castroville Fire Department. He had been elected vice president of the Castroville Chamber of Commerce and was active with St Louis Society and St Louis Street Church. Survivors include his widow Georgia Mae daughters Bruce Kowalik Low Ann Schott sons Terry Schott David Tommy Schott father J F Schott brothers Lindy Joe L Schott and one granddaughter.
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Obituary notices for several local residents in hardship
Obituaries list services and survivors for numerous residents including Miss Lisa Fawn Presnell aged 14, Anthony J. Pienta zen aged 46, Cesario G Rodriguez, Raymond Zalesky, Manuel R Vargas, Florian L Kosarek, Julian Mats, Dion Mats, Anastacia Esquive, Walter Le Lee Sr, Stanley Bitski, Kathleen Bount, Wanda George, Juan Ramirez Munoz, Pedro Pena Soliz and more with details on church services, cemeteries and family survivors.
Obituary notices for Carl M. Wine vara and Rose Dorothy Gardnert
Obituaries list services for Carl M. Wine vara 218 Sussex and Rose Dorothy Gardnert 225 Lyman with graveside and local cemetery interment plans. Survivors include spouse, children, siblings, and extended family.
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Parler Loring
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