Area Deaths Charlie Tuch and Jackson Mrs Machost
Obituaries from Gonzales and Jackson detail services for Charlie Tuch who died May 29 1967 at 823 St. John Street Gonzales and Mrs George Machost of Jackson nee Magdalene Jendrzey who died May 23 1967. Tuch was born July 14 1888 in Germany and survived by five sons seven daughters one sister and one brother. Machost aged 69 years 10 months 18 days left a husband three sons two daughters and four brothers and two sisters. Burial in Gonzales Memorial Park and Jackson Memorial Gardens respectively.
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Gonzales
Baker
Charlie Tuch
St. John Street
Allen Collins
First Lutheran Church
Gonzales Memorial Park
Mr. Tuch
Germany
Christian
Maria
Herbert) Tuch
New Braunfels
Gonzales County
Monthalia Lutheran Church
Edward
George Tuch
Raymond
Carlos Tuch
Houston
Albert Tuch
Cheapside
Elsie Windweden
Minnie Frederick
Mary Tuch
Pauline Gonzales
Annie Luedecke
Victoria
Teresa Wilke
Cost
Linda Tuch
New Iberia
Herbert Voges
Christian Tuch
Jimmie
Vietnam
George Machost Jackson
St. Theresa’s Catholic Church
Jackson
George Machost
Yorktown
Doctors’ Hospital
Michael Campbell
Wright and Ferguson Funeral Home
Mrs. Machost
Magdalene
Maggie) Jendrzey
Frank
Florence
Paul
Frank Machost
Ben Machost
Bolton
Lewis
Mary) Breithaupt
Clinton
Irene Machost
Steve Jendrzey
San Antonio
Leon
John
Caesar Jendrzey
Elizabeth Plasczyk
Gertrude Mainka
Corpus Christi
Jerome Jendrzey
Frank Jendrzey
Salvation Army Youth Attend Camp Hoblitzelle This Summer
The Salvation Army will send four Shiner youths Terry Filip Carlton Voskamp David Simper and Larry Welfel to Camp Hoblitzelle a 350 acre Texas camp near Midlothian for fishing boating swimming and horseback riding with 2400 youngsters expected. The article notes the Army’s broad youth services including Sunday school corps cadets Boy Scouts Sunbeams and Girl Guides and cites welfare programs such as eye exams glasses shoes dental care and free lunches for children. It highlights Camp Hoblitzelle’s facilities and the aim to promote fair play and sportsmanship among attendees.
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Shiner
Terry Filip
Carlton Voskamp
David Simper
Larry Welfel
Camp Hoblitzelle
Salvation Army
Midlothian
Corps
Junior Legion
Sunbeams
Girl Guides
Hoblitzelle
Waxahachie
Midothian
Women’s Society Meeting Inspires Pledge Service
The Woman's Society of Christian Service held an inspirational meeting on Wednesday May 24 led by Miss Mayme Merseburger for the annual pledge service. Officers retiring voiced thanks for cooperation and new officers were elected to take charge next meeting.
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Woman’s Society of Christian Service
Mayme Merseburger
Mesdames George Turk
Rudie Valenta
Wm. Wendtland
Society
Miss Merseburger
Homer Martin
Don Kaspar
Ed. Mueller
Ernest Hajek
Social Security Q&A Column from Victoria Texas
Farm wages only subject to social security tax and in kind wages excluded. Funeral death payment remains 132 to 255 dollars. Hospital Medicare certification can be checked at admissions. Amended tax returns allowed back to 1964 for optional method. statute limits apply. Baptismal certificates not required. birth date proofs can be school records policies census etc. Initial social security check arrives six to eight weeks after all documents. file three months before entitlement begins.
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Rowland Bowden
Victoria Social Security Office
Connecticut Mutual Life Expands Texas Investments Past 121 Million
Claud Jacobs announces that Connecticut Mutual Life’s Texas investments rose to a new high of over 121 million dollars in 1966. The company funds urban and rural loans through eight Texas correspondents as it sustains private investor commitments amid tight money. Texas exceeds the combined investments of Louisiana Arkansas New Mexico Kansas and Mississippi. Dr and Mrs R J Wagner and family returned home after a two week trip to Expo 67 Montreal and New York City.
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Claud Jacobs
Texas
Connecticut Mutual
Louisiana
Arkansas
New Mexico
Kansas
Missisippi
R. J. Wagner
Montreal
Canada
New York City
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Salvation Army Youth Services
United States
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Tulia
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Oscar Keiswetter
Brownsville
Fred Stair
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