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Newspaper
Stamford American
Location
Stamford, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1973
Page
10
Weekend rain totaling 1.40 inches with hail and wind interrupted the maize harvest near Tuxedo. The piece also notes community visits, travel plans, hospital stays, and many local social encounters across Stamford, Abilene, Lubbock, and surrounding areas.
A compressed social column lists attendees and visitors from First Baptist and First Methodist churches in Stamford. Names include Karen Louvorn, Marilyn White, Mrs. Tom B Smith, Mrs. BF Neely, Mrs Pat Sitton, Faye Watson, Louise Grimm, Esther Tilham, Julie Pustejovsky, and many others visiting or hosting in homes this week. Activities include Sunday School lessons and church group visits across communities such as Sulpher Springs, Albany, and Haskell.
Weaks Plumbing and Heating Co offers KitchenAid dishwashers and service. Call 74-4971 for Stamford Texas contact and pricing details.
Meal tickets for the Old Glory Homecoming on Sunday Sept 2 are on sale at Bryants Grocery Old Glory. The extended deadline through Aug 18 allows purchase by mailing $2 per person to Old Glory Homecoming Committee Box 14 Old Glory Texas with name and address.
C W Walsch buried at Old Glory near Rochester after a long illness following a performance in Kaperton. Funeral held at 3 pm Monday at Fuh Lateran Church with Pastor Joe Aalbue officiating. burial in Old Glory Verereny. Survivors include three sons Ken of Rochester Ken of Odessa and Buford of Vernon. one daughter Opal Hickey of Alatene. one brother Emil of Old Glory. 18 grandchildren and 26 great grandchildren. His wife Piste died in 1938. Pamela Thomas of Dallas, former Stamford resident, to undergo tonsillectomy.
Mrs. Luda Sarah Davis, 71, of Harlin formerly of Stamford, mother and sister of Stamford residents, died Aug. 4 in Hanlin Hospital after a long illness. Funeral Saturday at United Methodist Church in Stamford with Pastor Marshell Stewart officiating. Burial at Highland Cemetery under McCoy Funeral Home direction. She was born 1901 in Snyder and moved to Stamford with her family, leaving behind sons John Hawsie and Rul Davis and sister Nis Lela McCane. grandchildren survived.
Mrs Mathis is reported to have died Saturday in Fort Worth. The obituary notes her family includes grandchildren and a niece. The story references her husband and extended relatives.
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