Rites Held For George McFadden
Robert George McFadden age 56 died Monday night in St. Elizabeth Hospital. He lived at 8025 Ginger Lane Lumberton and formerly Beaumont native. He served in World War II and worked as a machinist for Rucker Shaffer Co. Funeral was Wednesday at Kesley-Hixson Chapel with Rev Richard Vaughan. grave services at Jasper Memorial Park. Survivors include wife Ruth McFadden son Robert daughter Ruth brother Edward J McFadden and sisters Blanche Hanieak Anita Farmer. Pallbearers listed.
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Robert George McFadden
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Ginger Lane
Lumberton
Beaumont
Rucker-Shaffer Co
Kesley-Hixson
Richard Vaughan
Jasper Memorial Park
Jasper
Ruther MacAlford McFadden
Robert T. McFadden
Ruth D. McFadden
Edward J McFadden
Houston
Blanche Hanieak
Anita Farmer
South
Boston
Mass
Archie W. Page
Salon D. Feinberg
Jack Caver
H. le Hall
Grover Pinder
Gerald Stanburry
Bills Fall 18-6 To Caldwood Cowboys In Sat Morning Clash
Caldwood Cowboys hand the Bills their second loss in six games, racing to 18 unanswered first half points on 28, 6, and 25 yard runs. Bills Bar Scarborough returned a Cowboy pass 45 yards to the red zone before halftime. In the fourth quarter Place Bell caught a 55 yard pass then Wade Richardson scored from five yards to finish.
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Place Bell
Wade Richardson
Jim Ashworth Named To VFW National Hospital Committee
Jim Ashworth of Spurger has been appointed to the National Hospital Committee of the Veterans of Foreign Wars of The United States. Recommended by Department Commander Herman Constable, appointment made by commander-in-chief R D Smith. Ashworth has chaired Veterans Hospitals in Houston and Alexandria for seven years and belongs to Hardin County Post 8574.
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Spurger
National Hospital Committee
Veterans of Foreign Wars of
United States
Herman Constable
R. D. Smith
Ashworth
Veterans Hospitals
Houston
Alexandria
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Hardin County
Amendment 2 Assures Cleaner Texas Water
Voters approved Amendment 2 signaling ongoing progress toward cleaner water in Texas. The measure authorizes state loans up to 200 million dollars for cities and municipalities to upgrade waste disposal facilities, building on prior 1971 and 1975 actions led by lawmakers such as Creighton Clayton Hutchison Olson Traeger Von Dohlen Sherman Hance and others with Governor Briscoe and Lt Governor Hobby rallying support.
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Hugh C. Yantis Jr
Texas Water Quality Board
Tom Creighton
Mineral Wells
Bill Clayton
Spring Lake
Preston Smith
Ben Barnes
Gus Mutscher
Ray Hutchison
Dallas
Lyndon Olson
House
John Traeger
Seguin
Tim von Dohlen
Goliad
Max Sherman
Amarillo
Kent Hance
Lubbock
Senate
William P. Hobby Jr
Dolph Briscoe
Josiah Wheat
Woodville
Ses
Veterans Administration FY 1977 construction funding set at 497.7 million
The Veterans Administration requests 497.7 million dollars for its construction appropriation for fiscal year 1977. The figure is part of the agency's budget outline for facility construction and modernization projects.
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Veterans Administration
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