Long illness claims life of Stamford man John Freeman
John Ernest Freeman 81 died April 9 at Stamford Memorial Hospital after a long illness. Funeral services were held at Central Presbyterian Church with Rev. Clyde Cook and Rev. Ron Holloman officiating. burial followed at Highland Memorial Cemetery. Freeman, born May 20 1990 in Princeton, moved to Stonewall County as a child and to Stamford in 1976. He married Ruby McNutt in Aspermont in 1919. she preceded him in death in 1980. Survived by daughter Doris Vasek of Stamford, brother Lem of Swenson, two grandchildren Dona Lackey and Randy Slapak, and four great grandchildren. Pallbearers listed.
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Stamford Memorial Hospital
Central Presbyterian Church
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Guthrie Baptist Church
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Central Presbyterian
Highland Memorial Cemetery
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Princeton
Stonewall County
Swenson
Stamford
Doris Vasek
Lem
Dona Lackey
Randy Slapak
Abilene
Billy Lackey, Jr
H.T Landers
Mack Richardson
Don Foster
Glen Hoy
William Sedberry
Harold McNutt
Local man's father dies in Houston services held in Bryan
Victor M. Nelson 82 died in a Houston hospital Sunday. Funeral held at Hillier Funeral Home Chapel in Bryan with Dr. Bailey Stone officiating. Burial in Bryan City Cemetery. Nelson a retired USDA special investigator and First Baptist Church Bryan member. Survived by wife Thelma B Bryan a son JK BH Houston a daughter Mrs WB Harrison Jr Stamford three brothers three sisters three grandchildren and three great grandchildren.
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Houston Hospital
Hillier Funeral Home
Bryan
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First Baptist Church of
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JK BH
Houston
WB. Harrison, Jr
Stamford
H.C
New Braunfels
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Waco
Ener H
London
England
John F. Sommers
Dallas
Fred Hackman
Dallas man Lyle Kreager dies after short illness
Lyle Keith Skip Kreager 60 died March 22 in Dallas after a short illness at Dudley M. Hughes North Chapel. He was a 30 year Dallas resident born in Champaign Illinois and married to Dorothy Sharbutt. Kreager served as a major in the US Army Reserve and burial followed March 24 at Highland Cemetery Stamford. He worked at Best Foods Corn Products Company in Dallas and later as a self employed professional. His survivors include his mother Ella Kreager and sister Blume Mulligan, both of Illinois, plus nieces and nephews in Illinois and Texas.
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Dallas
Ken Aufill
Highland Cemetery
Stamford
Kreager
Champaign
Ill
Dorothy Sharbutt
Jones County
Best Foods Corn Products Company
US Army Reserve
Ella Kreager
Illinois
Blume Mulligan
Texas
Old Glory News Girls Gold Team Heads to Regional
Local roundup notes a large list of community visitors and events. The Old Glory girls basketball team prepares for a regional tournament in Abilene alongside reports of family visits, a newborn daughter Joanne Noel Duggan on April 4 at Hendrick Medical Center, and upcoming school activities including exams, report cards, and a Spring Fun Festival.
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Old Glory News
Castro
Leslie Jennings
Kim Pierce
Abilene
Shawna Marie Vahlenkamp
Eugene Vahlenkamp
Faith Lutheran Church
Sagerton
Sons of
Hermann Lodge
Herbert Vahlenkamp
Clarence
Joan Meier
Rita Surratt
Gladys Vahlenkamp
Gerd Oltsen
LaGrange
Dwaine Meier
Haskell
Vernon
Nikke
Tasha Surratt
Clyde
Douglas
Robert Vahlenkamp
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Terry Letz
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Celinda
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Rule
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Vera Meier
Stamford
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Old Glory School
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Lisa Goss
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Cisco
Bill McKee
Ed Welsch
Jamie
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David
Camp Pendleton
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Vera Dugan
Erlene Dugan
Odessa
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Morris Garner
Lou Garner
Jana Dethridge
Alutene
Mid Johnson
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Artesia
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Crowell
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Poncho Morrow
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Big Spring
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Tisha
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Lubbock
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Aspermont
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Rollie P. Dobyns Dies at Kerrville Home
Rollie P. Dobyns, 63, died April 2 at his Kerrville residence. Born January 21, 1918, in Stamford, he graduated from Texas A&M in 1939, served as a captain in WWII, and married Helen Cavanaugh January 5, 1945, in Stamford. Funeral arrangements are pending with Kerrville Funeral Home. private services planned. Survivors include his wife, a son Dr. Robert Floyd, M.D., of Austin, a brother John L. of Stamford, and four grandchildren.
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Kerrville
Kerrville Funeral Home
Dobyns
Stamford
Rollie and
May Floyd Dobyns
Texas A&m
Helen Cavanaugh
Heister
Bureau of Mines
Robert Floyd
M.D
Austin
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Funeral services held for Verdie Schulte
Stamford resident Verdie Schulte, 68, died after arriving dead at Stamford Memorial Hospital. Funeral services were held Wednesday at Orient Street Church of Christ with Minister Howard Swinney officiating. Burial followed in Highland Memorial Cemetery. She was born December 29, 1912, in Navarro County and married Louis V. Schulte in 1928. The couple moved to Stamford in 1939. She was a member of Orient Street Church of Christ. Survivors include her husband, four brothers Jesse York of Checotah Oklahoma Barry of Amarillo Archie of Oklahoma City Lt. of Houston, three sisters Florence Norton Frankie Michaels and Dorris Griffin of Corsicana, and several nieces and nephews.
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Lou Verdie Schulte
Stamford Memorial Hospital
Orient Street Church of Christ
Howard Swinney
Highland Memorial Cemetery
Schulte
Navarro County
Louis V. Schulte
Orient Street
Church of Christ
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Archie
Oklainton
Houston
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Frankie Michaels
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Corsicana
Bike-a-thon Winners Honor Stamford Youths
Four Stamford youths completed a 16 mile ride in aid of Jude's Children's Hospital. From left Bimbo Underwood Monte Griffin Eddie Hall and Jim my Hokanson. Randy McGuire led the project and coordinated the event.
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Jude's Children's Hospital
Bimbo Underwood
Monte Griffin
Eddie Hall
Jimmy Hokanson
Randy McGuire
Puppet Easter show at Stamford Foursquare Church
Puppets perform The Real Meaning of Easter during the 10 30 a m worship at Stamford Foursquare Church on April 19 featuring Kermit the frog and Hezekiah the Easter rabbit The Kar dokus Dan and Mrs will direct with puppeteering duties They have led children crusades and contributed to Fred Gina and the Puppet Tree on TBN network
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Kermit the Frog
Hezekiah the
Easter Rabbit
Fred
Gina
Puppet Tree
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