Illness Claims Life of Charles E. Tacker
Charles Edward Tacker, 64, died after a lengthy illness at Stamford Memorial Hospital. Funeral services were held at First Baptist Church with Rev Larry Armentrout and Rev Clyde Cook officiating. Burial followed in Fairview Cemetery in Tuxedo. He was born Feb 13, 1997, in Fannin County and lived in Jones County before moving to Stamford in 1971. He married Eva Jones in 1924, then Vivian Bennett Jay in 1974. Survived by his wife, a son Joe Bennett, three daughters Norma Terry Mabel Kerring and Billie Skinna, a brother Reginald, two sisters, 12 grandchildren and six great grandchildren. Pallbearers were Cleo Jones Bobby Clay Jones Weldon Holbrooks Walter Grimm Tom Florence Carl Cooper. honorary pallbearers were First Baptist Church deacons.
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Charles Edward Tacker
Stamford Memorial Hospital
First Baptist Church
Larry Armentrout
Clyde Cook
Guthrie
Fairview Cemetery
Tuxedo
Kinney Funeral Home
Tucker
Fannin County
Jones County
Truby
Eva Jones
Stamford
Ried
Vivian Bennett Jay
Stamford Vips
First Baptist
Joe Bennett
Guadalajara
Mexico
Norma Terry
Mabel Kerring
Sos Angeles
Calif
Billie Skinna
Tampa
Fla
Reginald
Fentress
Nina Potts
Frances Woodard
Lockhart
Walter Grimm 72 Dies After Sudden Illness in Stamford
Walter Grimm 72 died after a sudden illness believed heart related early Tuesday in Stamford. He was pronounced dead on arrival at a hospital Wednesday afternoon. Burial at Highland Memorial Cemetery conducted by Stanford Funeral Home. Grimm born February 15, 1900 in Meridian moved to Stamford area in 1935. He married Louise Harwell in 1935 in Anson and worked as a welder in Houston during WWII. He was a deacon of First Baptist Church. survived by son Larry of Plano, daughter Joyce Smith of Duncanville, three brothers, three sisters, two grandsons, and numerous nieces and nephews. Pallbearers listed include WC Thompson, Jodie Ford, Bob Jones, Cleo Jones, Weldon Holbrooks, Novel Baize.
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Walter Grimm
Stamford Memorial Hospital
Grimm
First Baptist Church
Larry Armentrout
Highland Memorial Cemetery
Stanford Funeral Home
Meridian
Stamford
Louise Harwell
Anson
Houston
Larry
Plano
Douglas
Joyce) Smith
Duncanville
Gus
Lewis
Dallas
Marvin
Clifton
Marie Williams
Clara Hanna
Annie Cox
Todd Smith
Wade Grimm
Mrs. Lou Canon Dies in Austin
Mrs. Lou Cannon, longtime secretary of the Former Texas Cowboy Reunion Association, died Sunday in Austin. Funeral services were pending at Stanford Funeral Home as of presstime Wednesday.
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Lou Canon
Austin
Texas Cowboy Reunion Association
Lou Cannon
Stanford Funeral Home
Old Glory students compete in UIL track meet at O'Brien
Old Glory elementary and junior high sent a UIL team to O'Brien on April 28. Participants included Maribel Castro Shawna Vahlenkamp Tammy Butler Bobby Lowack Thad Jennings Wally Capps David Martin Elizabeth Capps Cherye Butler Wes Pierce Ben Capps Angela Castro Jason Jouett Naomi Capps. Placements featured Castro first in Ready Writing Pierce fourth in Sub Junior Declamation Capps fifth in Sub junior Declamation Butler fifth in number sense. Beverly Neumann Davis earned a BS in elementary education from Abilene Christian University on May 3.
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Old Glory
Hilda Neumann
Tommy Davis
Danny Diggs
Allen Davis
Bill Baitz
Billie Jo Bzita
Friend
Emma Raphelt
Jack Jones
Jackie
Melvin Baitz
Johnnie
Roy Dean Smith
Joe Clark
Emmalee Bivens
Leon Stegemoeller
Jimmy Cox
Mark
Kevin
Poncho Morrow
Ricky Suggs
Cox
Jennifer
Jeffrey
CT Pierce
Stamford
Tammy Butler
Maribel Castro
Shawna Vahlenkamp
Naomi Capps
Bobby Lowack
David Jouett
Wally Capps
Paint Creek
David Martin
Chimps
Jana Letz
Ben Capps
Jay Flowers
Ricky Lowack
Wes Pierce
Angela Castro
Thad Jennings
Brett Bean
Cheryl Butler
Elizabeth Capps
Jason Jouett
Danny
Phyllis
Jana
Casey Letz
Martha Sampson
Haskell
Hazel Letz
Carmella
Dale Letz
Bernice Vahlenkamp
Steve
Linda Letz
Karen
Abilene
Hazel
Allen Letz
MSU Honors Local Girl Suzanne Haterius Recognized
Suzanne Haterius of Stamford was among 100 women honored at MSU s 17th Annual Women s Recognition Banquet at Midwestern State University She is a Stamford junior daughter of Mr and Mrs Milton Haterius and was nominated for Woman of the Year and Outstanding Woman by MSU departments and student groups with a six member final selection panel.
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Suzanne Haterius
Midwestern State University
Stamford
Milton
Haterius
MSU
Stamford Board Maps Gym Plan and Fiscal Steps
The board outlined plans to build an activity gym similar to the VIP Community Center of Stamford with community access and proposed selling angle iron from the old Stamford Cotton Oil Mill to fund the project. A June 15 rendition deadline was set for expanded taxable property including farm equipment and aircraft to widen the tax base. The district will join the school lunch program for 1981-82 and transfer applications total 13 for 1981-82. resignations were accepted for multiple staff and Barbara Jones hired as speech therapist. Jaime Torres to lead Stamford High tennis program.
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Cooper
VIP
Stamford
Clyde Hall
Sonal
Howard
Stamford Independent
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Charles E. Tacker
WC Thompson
Jodie Ford
Bob Jones
Cleo Jones
Weldon Holbrooks
Novel Baize
Eddie
Underwood
Hiram Olson
An Hsu
First Baptist Church of
Hardin-Simmons University
Armentrout
Abilene University
Greg Joklewicz
Old Glory News
US Dept of Transportation
Tri-County Education
Nancy Ritchie
Barbara Jones
Ken Fowler
Melissa Richardson
Eddie Richardson
Gail Haterius
Joe Bob Earles
Jeanine Davenport
Sheila Greene
Jaime Torres
Stamford High
Fowler
Aww
Tiger Gye Pius
Sade
Frontier Lodge
Aluminum
West Texas Rehabilitation Centers
Bill Reed
Ferrells
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