Alamo Funeral Home head praises staff and growth
San Antonio based Alamo Funeral Home credits its professional, licensed staff for surpassing rivals in 1958 by serving more families. Telon Cade notes expansion of the Insurance department and contracts with Veterans Administration as key achievements. He praises the sympathetic team and the firm’s low-cost, high-standards policy.
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Aame
Telon Cade
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Obituary notices and funeral notices across many locales
Funeral services arranged for Louise By Campbell of 1438 Schley who died in Villa Park. survived by husband Ea Campbell, daughter Moa Parherio and multiple relatives. Gravestone services held for Bob Cusich in Austin. other deaths include Gena Mernanides and Alfred Vaislur Soloman among several obituaries. Obituaries list services, interments, and cemeteries across San Antonio, Austin, Mesquite, Dallas, and Washington.
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Villa Park
Ea Campbell
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Lagut
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Hersife
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Moa
Charles Par|herio
Austin Memorial Park
Austin
Bob Cusich
San Antonin
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Sehwerke
Wid
Villarmon
Pal’ Rookerai
Tinin
Maxico
Franen
Tie Iw
Tils
Martha, Cuatek
Harlandale Posts Filled
Harlandale School District announced two new board members Ned Bradbury and Lloyd Kirkpatrick to replace George Bancroft and John Warden who resigned May 14. In a conflict involving McCallum and Walter Howard, both Bancroft and Warren also resigned. Howard plans to seek a new post in the San Antonio area.
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Harlante Schooly
Dil Hard McCollum
Dducation
George Bancroft
John Warden
Ned Bradbury
BE. Dirkson
Lloyd Hirkpateset
Haid Paoli Ave
Bradbury
Kirkpatric
Uarlandale
McCalitin Sai
Banerofl
Warren
McCallum
Walter Howard
Inchacga
Fovange
Howard
Nis Ipost
San Anlanto
Bexar Solons Split Vote in Special Session
In a 64 to 60 split, the Bexar Solons opposed Daniel's escheat bill while Shavano and council supporters backed it. Mayor Chauney led against the measure, with Russell Seeligson Strickland and Vallance among its critics, and Bell Melsay Spears voting for. The bill aimed to establish liens on unclaimed property to fund state building titles and locate assets, with seven year limits and other restrictions.
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Russell
Seeligson
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Stricklind
Vallance
Dt Avere
Bell
Melsay
Spears
Growth of Funeral Home Cited by Max Martine Firm
In San Antonio the Max Martine Funeral Home under sole owner Max Martines is cited for growing into a leading national mortuary. The firm, established in 1934, offers four chapels with organ music, modern facilities, and a family burial program insured through the State Insurance Department.
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Max
Joe
Betty Jean Carmack
Martinez
Carmack
Crebulli
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Joe Carmack
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Wediaday
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Alfred Vaislur Soloman
Mesquite
Alama
Antsyment
Shim Trouston Naonal Cemetery
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Miah Reynol
Funston
Serge Heewid
Dallas
Lexus
Dinate
Dens Thomas Ny Watterson
Bonham
Sir Wilson
Das
Randolph
Sam Treuaten Chapel
Infterment
Sam Atouslos Medonal Cemetery
David Gone
Latant Gan
Li and
Mt. Maton
Croyden
Sam Houston National Cemetery
Kay Bear
Akers Chapel
Alamo Masonic Cemetery
Billy Jos Crawford
Houston ‘Terrace
Karen MeDaniel
Fadewar F. McDaniel
Drake
Rose Lawn Memorial Park
Washington
Victor A. Qlien
Ehiet
Elective Service System
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Lelon
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Texas State Board of Mertisians
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