Yorktown Area Obituaries and Notices
Obituary and memorial notices for Raymond E. Simecek who died at 60 in Yorktown, with service details at St. Paul Lutheran Church. Also reports the Edna area death of Herman L. Reckaway after a fall, with burial in Memory Gardens of Edna, and a Betrothal notice for Mary Elizabeth Bell and Michael S. Oates with upcoming February wedding in Victoria.
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Yorktown
St. Paul Lutheran Church
Raymond E. Simecek
Robert Cordes
St. Paul Lutheran Cemetery
Lamprecht Funeral Home
Flatonia
Frank
Agnes (Bohach) Simecek
Clear Creek
Nepal
San Angelo
Masonic Lodge
Sons of Hermann Lodge
The
American Legion
Chamber of Commerce
Alvina Marie Strieber
Redwood
Texas
Weber
Air Force
Oklo
San Antonio
University of Houston
Harvey
Marcia) Alex
Victoria
Kathy Simecek
Alfred
Frank Simecek
John
Janie) Hranicky
Orange Grove
Ray
Helen) Biedermann
New Braunfels
August
Viola) Demmer
Ethel Simecek
Edna
Herman L. Rockaway
Canada Hospital
Howell
Wood Hi
J. Hennig
Lillie Reckaway
Rosie Reckaway
Hallettsville
Evelyn Utesey
Bertha Sample
Eva Maelbranek
Irene Blaylock
Louise
Marjorie Kneblick
Catherine Hackbarth
Lolita
Mary Lee Danysh
Herman Halton
Eugene
Karl
Charles
Albert Reckaway
Otillia Smith
Fort Worth
Minnie Schultz
el Campo
Alma Klemicek
Martha Odom
Katy
Ernest Reckaway
Anton Reckaway
de Quincy, la
Paul Reckaway
Basil B. Bell
Mary Elizabeth Bell
Michael S. Oates
Ben Oates
Guadalajara
Mexico
Miss Bell
University of Texas
Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority
Houston
Oates
Choose Toys With Safety In Mind
The Texas Safety Association urges consumers to pick toys with safety in mind. Verify age suitability and the child’s physical and mental abilities. Favor sturdy well made toys as cheaply built items can break or come apart.
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Austin
The
Texas Safety Association
Child safety advice for toys and supervision
Guidance warns against heavy toys and loose parts that can injure children. It stresses jagged edges, choking hazards, and the need for adult supervision with older children during play.
Social Security Tips for Seasonal Work Credit
Victoria office answers questions on how to ensure holiday season earnings are credited. Advice covers listing name and SSN exactly as on card, carrying the card, and showing it to employers when completing forms. It also outlines obtaining a replacement SS-5 form, and confirms domestic work earning $50 or more quarterly is covered with proper reporting.
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Internal Revenue Service
Household hints remove iron mold and ink stains
Directions to treat fabrics with hot lemon salts solution or boiling water to lift iron mold and stains. For wet ink, use milk or buttermilk washing, changing the milk as needed. Repeat steps if stains persist.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ray Simecek
Dental
Herman L. Beckaway
George Valls
Shiner
Ehler
Hallettsville, Texas
VEARY
Frank E. Strong
N. Ave
C. Shiner
Rowland Bowden Field
Victoria Social Security Office
Soccial
Kolar-Stanek
American Legion and Auxiliary
C. B. Welhausen & Co