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Newspaper
Waco Tribune Herald
Location
Waco, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1962
Page
2
Page two item highlights community notices and brief reports from Waco Texas dated June 15 1962. Readers see short updates on local events and upcoming activities in the Ware area.
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Multiple minor incidents reported Saturday and Sunday include burglary at Harlik Man's Shop 3 Austin Avenue where a plate glass window was smashed causing about 200 damage. A billfold with $12 was stolen from Mrs. Alle Lew 3 North Eleventh Street. A clerk radio worth $4 was stolen from William S. Moore 516 Indiana Avenue.
Waco USO panel led by Dan W Jacks accepted minor changes to the United Fund budget. The budget, higher than 1962’s 7206, requests 300 from United Fund and 100 from USO Inc. The panel trimmed the tax amount by 357 and approved a 199.40 purchase, eliminating the rental. Raymond M Kelman and Ames Hull presented the figures. David Kultgen chairs the local USO committee.
Rev Stennlaus Lapinski pastor of Sacred Heart Catholic Church in Lott was raised to Very Rev Monsignor in a Sunday ceremony led by Bishop Lauds Reicher of Austin. A 250 guest reception followed. Lapinski, already irremovable pastor of St Jacob's Church in Sonczow Poland and dean of that deanery, has served in the Austin Diocese since 1919. His Lott parish has built a $9000 church and a nearby Rosebud $100000 church building.
Funeral services for W. T. Dub Watts of 3000 Robinson Road will be at 3:30 a.m. today in Wilkinson and Hatch Chapel with Rev. Noel Daniel officiating. Graveside services follow at 2:30 p.m. today in Forest Lawn Memorial Cemetery in Beaumont after his death Saturday night in a Waco hospital.
Aston Holstein of 1890 South First Street died at 11 45 p m Saturday in Norman Oklahoma Funeral services pending He had lived in Waco two months worked as a concrete sander with Warner Construction Co on Baylor University dorm Survivors include his wife Juanita Holstein of 1800 South First three daughters Margaret Streun of Nobles Virgie Holstein Janice Holstein both of 180 South First a sister Vera Minyard of Nobie and Lillie Wilpe a Nobie
Chiropractor recounts cases where arthritis pain and numbness eased after chiropractic treatment. A pinched neck nerve relieved in four weeks. a back and neck pain patient found relief in six weeks. Clinic location listed as 824 N 14th St, 64061.
A two car head on collision in the 900 block of South Eleventh Street killed Curtis N. Williams of 34 Bargan Street and left Richard Earl Giddings and Willie Gene Dykes injured. Giddings of 3152 Cain Homes was in satisfactory condition at Hillcrest Hospital. This marked the third fatality in Waco city limits this year and the eighth in McLennan County.
Four persons were injured about 10 30 a m Sunday in a car pickup collision at MacArthur and Edna Avenues. Injured were Olin H Monthie 33 Linda Sue Schriever 15 Yvonne Beard 4 and Ann Beard 7. Monthie and Schriever girl were taken to Hillcrest Hospital. The others were treated and released. Monthie listed as driver of pickup and Edna B Beard 22 driver of car.
Herman D. Pierson of 12% Preston Avenue died at his home at 2:2 p.m. Sunday. He was 67. Funeral arrangements are pending at Connally Funeral Home. Pierson was a retired truck driver for Schwartz Auto Parts. Surviving is his wife Pearl Pierson of 1205 Preston.
The three inmates Frank Morris John Anglin and Clarence Anglin were last seen fleeing Alcatraz via vents and climbing to the beach. Prison officials doubt they could swim the bay currents. FBI still suspects possible outside help while some evidence suggests they drowned.
Funeral services for Joseph B. Doran of 3421 Homan Avenue were set for 3 p m at St Pauls Episcopal Church with Rev J Sal lwan Bond Jr and Rev Frank Mangum officiating. Burial followed in Oakwood Cemetery. A prayer service was to be held at his home earlier in the day.
Mr. and Mrs. Oren Winters of Route 2 Waco became grandparents twice on Saturday when their daughter Mrs. Dan McCarty of Jasper gave birth to a 6 pound 11 ounce girl at Hospital at 7 34 p.m. and Chesney of Route 2 Waco welcomed a T pound 13 ounce girl in Hillcrest ah for the McChesneys.
Two major faculty appointments in virology and biochemistry were announced by Dean Stanley W Olson and the trustees of cere University College of Medical. Evan Horning, professor of Chemistry and director of the Lipid Research Center at Baylor, was named professor of biochemistry and head of the division of biochemical virology at the University of Texas M D Anderson Hospital and Tumor Institute.
Readers seek quick fixes for a nervous dog and advice on hormone treatment to stop heat cycles. The vet suggests progestin options, while another letter discusses canine heredity and environment, plus a fear biter Jeff. Dr Miller notes he can answer only letters appearing in the column.
Mrs. J H Harrison 83 of Coolidge died Saturday evening at home. Funeral services will be held with Williamson officiating and burial in Dawson Cemetery. She was born in Mississippi and moved to Texas as a young girl, living in Hill and Limestone counties. Survived by husband John Henry Harrison and five sons Luther Hendrixon Clarence Ernest Wilmer Chester plus 31 grandchildren and 51 great grandchildren.
Buenos Aires reports the presidential election slated for October 1999 may be held earlier as political conditions permit. The potential shift aims to stabilize governance and respond to current circumstances.
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