Kincheloe and Stover Obituaries Burnet County Texas June 1975
Two obituary notices from Burnet County One for Mrs Mable Kincheloe 85 of Burnet who died June 11 1975 and was buried at Burnet Cemetery after services June 13 at Clements Chapel with several relatives named The second for Mrs Jean T Stover 52 of Marble Falls who died June 10 1975 and was laid to rest at Marble Falls City Cemetery with services June 11 at First Baptist Church Marble Falls and memorials to Heart Fund requested Also listed are survivors and pallbearers for both services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean T. Stover
Marble Falls
Stover
John T. Taylor
Vedena Handley
Burnet County
First Baptist Church
Max Copeland
Marble Falls City
Clements Funeral Home
Robert L. Stover
Robert Lee Stover
Betty Lou Murray
San Antonio
Jane Wagenfuhr
Myrtle E. Andrews
Austin
Aubrey Simmons
Jack Larson
Albert Jackson
Alfred Shifflett
O. D. Trussell
Harold Crider
Heart Fund
Florence M. Mercer Rites Held for 72-Year-Old Resident
Florence M. Mercer 72 died June 12 1975 after a lengthy illness in a local hospital. Born March 4 1903 in Baton Rouge Louisiana she lived nine years in Sherwood Shores III and was a homemaker. Survived by husband O A Mercer of Burnet sister Addie Browning Monterey brother F J Bradford Louisiana four nephews Clyde Browning John Browning Elmer Browning Felix Bradford Texas City Pasadena. Funeral services were held in Kingsland Community Church June 13 with Rev Ray Lawler and Rev Fred Bruck. interment Galveston Memorial Park Texas City undertakers Edgar Funeral Directors. Pallbearers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Maye Mercer
Baton Rouge
Louisiana
Sherwood Shores III
Kingsland Community Church
Monterey
Clyde L. Browning
John Browning
Elmer Ray Browning
Texas City
Felix Earl Bradford
Pasadena
Kingsland Community
Ray Lawler
Fred Bruck
Emrken-Linton Chapel
Galveston Memorial Park
Edgar
Wesley Hammer
Claude Ramsey
Roy Redmond
Harmon Ellis
5. T. Crenshaw
George Woudrak
Longtime Jacksonville leader Ross Dorbandt dies at 84
Ross S Dorbandt a Jacksonville theater operator insurance man and civic leader died after a long illness aged 84 He spent 58 years in the city and helped organize the Chamber of Commerce and Rotary Club Last rites were held at Thompson Funeral Chapel burial at Resthaven Memorial Park He was a World War I veteran a Mason and Shriner survived by his wife daughter two sisters and two grandchildren
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross S. Dorebandt
Jacksonville
Ross S. Dorbandt
Chamber of Commerce
First United Methodist Church
San Antonio St
Mary Corbandt
Ewell Thompson
Sarah Scott
Athens
F. A. Leffingwell
Dallas
F. B
Dick) Elliott
C. D. Acker
Frank Rand
Luke Flowers
Nathan Crossman
Coy Smith
Tommy Lee
Carl Schultz
David McCord
Summers Norman
J. T. Boyd
Joe Templeton
Men’s Wesley Bible
The
Methodist Church
Death Notice of Marble Falls Man Max Tatum 53
Max Tatum 53 of Marble Falls died Wednesday June 11 1975 at the VA Hospital Temple He was born August 12 1921 in Travis County a World War II veteran and lived in Marble Falls since 1945 Survived by wife Marie a son David a daughter Carla Riley two brothers Booth and Reeves and a sister Nona Mae Gilley Pallbearers named J Ca Matus Clayton Mezger O D Trussell Raymond Tatum Mark Gilley Wayne Gilley Funeral held Friday with interment at Fall Creek Cemetery under Clements Funeral Home direction
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Tatum
Marble Falls
Temple
Mr. Tatum
Travis County
Joe Berry Tatum
Minnie Lee Maxey
First Baptist
Max Copeland
Fall Creek
Clements Funeral Home
Marie Tatum
David Tatum
Carla Riley
Burnet
Booth Tatum
Reeves Tatum
Spicewood
Nona Mae Gilley
J. Ca Matus
Clayton Mezger
O. D. Trussell
Raymond Tatum
Mark Gilley
Wayne Gilley
Death notice for Maud F Walters of Burnet
Maud Frances Walters aged 80 of Burnet died Saturday June 14 1975 in Oaks Nursing Home. Born May 22 1895 in Llano County she was a Burnet Church of Christ member. Funeral Monday June 16 at Clem ents Chapel Barnet with Jess Hall officiating. Interment Pennington Cemetery. Survivors include daughter LaVerne Tatum Marble Falls son W E Beam Tow mother Maria A Johnson Burnet brother Doss Montgomery Burnet sister Sarah Waxler Burnet sisters in law Carmen Montgomery Burnet Ora Dea Montgomery Livingston eight grandchildren. Pallbearers B Pogue Ken Warden Way Rouse Clyde Keele R A Underwood Barnie Crawford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maud Frances Walters
Burnet
the Oaks
Walters
Llano County
John Calvin Montgomery
Maria Annie Dunn
Burnet Church of Christ
Clements Chapel
Barnet
Jess Hall
Pennington Cemetery
Clements Funeral Home
LaVerne Tatum
Way Rouse
Clyde Keele
R. A. Underwood
Barnie Crawford
Memorial for Leonard Westerfield at Burnet service
Leonard Westerfield 59 of Sherwood Shores died Friday June 13 1975 at Darnell Army Hospital Fort Hood. He was born August 22 1916 in Kentucky a retired army and civil service employee. Entombment at Land Hills Memorial Park followed at Thelma Westerfield of Marble Falls with son Nicholas Westerfield of Burnet and daughters Mrs Billy Hefner Mrs George Fore and Mrs Mike Yarrow among relatives. Military honors from Fort Hood served as pallbearers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Westerfield
Sherwood Shores
Darnell Army Hospital
Fort Hood
Mr. Westerfield
Kentucky
Army
Civil Service
Clements
Nicholas Westerfield
Burnet
Billy Hefner
Daleas
George Fore
Buffalo
Mike Yarrow
Denver
Colorado
Buchanan Dam Home Demonstration Club Meeting Notice
Members of the Buchanan Dam Home Demonstration Club are reminded of an all day meeting Tuesday June 24 with a salad luncheon at noon. Norma Barnes will complete her presidency and Goldie Long her two year secretary term. Morning session 10 30 a m includes slippers for rest homes and business. Afternoon program by Carolyn Osborn and Carmen Miller. Also notes on Kay Ford and family visits and Pete Ford fishing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buchanan Dam Home
Norma Barnes
Goldie Long
First Union Church
Carolyn Osborn
Carmen Miller
Card of Thanks and Community Notes from Belton and area
Mrs. Monroe Drake Sr visits her ill husband in Temples VA Hospital. Seventeen stuffed animals were finished by the Retired Telephone Employees at Mrs Cathryn Broach’s home for Austin State School. Ruth Ransom recovering from a stroke visits Texas City and sells her Inks Lake home. Mrs Annie Laurie Hale and son Earl visit Goldthwaite for hair styling. Monday’s storm damaged gardens and property across Silver Creek and Golden Beach with heavy rains and wind. Morgan Creeks overflowed and a fishing dock roof was blown off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe Drake, Sr
Belton
Temple
Austin State School
Cathryn Broach
Barnet
Grace Meeder
Inks Lake
Ruth Ransom
Texas City
Ruth
Annie Laurie Hale
Goldthwaite
Vera Mae Murchison
Silver Creek
Daryl Ellis
Morgan Creeks
Golden Beach
Frank Milligan
C.G. Carrick
Winecke first child born in Harper May 12
Hazel Lewis reports Mr and Mrs James Winecke of Harper welcomed their first child Sherry Lynn born May 12 weighing eight and a half pounds. The father is a brother of Mrs J W Greeson. Guests attended a fish fry hosted by Harold Murchison at Long Mountain Trailer Park with Salads pickles olives iced tea and a variety of attendees from Houston Pueblo Austin Amarillo Earth Tulsa and other areas. Recreation rooms and game patio described as attractive with picture windows dainty drapes and yellow floral touches. Several couples plan third Long Mountain visit this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Winecke
Harper
Sherry Lynn
J. W. Greeson
Harold Murchison
Long Mountain
Harold
George Pippin
Houston
Iva Snyder
Willie
Pueblo
Colorado
Curtis Wahrmund
Austin
W. G.simmons
Amarillo
Oliver Chisum
Earth
Milton Chisum
Tulsa
Bo Wilson
Lampasas
Fuqua
Fort Worth
Emmet Adams
Tyler
Albert Hines
Hobbs
New Mexico
Jim Kveton
Rosenberg
H.o.harmel
Plainview
Otis E. Caddel
C. G. Carrick
Hazel Lewis
Buchanan Dam
Mr Ray Palmour Recovers From Surgery
Mr Ray Palmour is recuperating from surgery at Brackenridge Hospital in Austin. He hopes to be home sometime next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Palmour
Brackenridge Hospital
Austin
Land in Burnet County Given to Baylor University
Mrs. S R Dillingham of Briggs community Burnet County has donated 320 acres to Baylor University valued at 130000 to 150000. The gift, accepted by Baylor president Abner McCall, honors her late husband and may fund student scholarships with lifetime revenue to Mrs. Dillingham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burnet County
Baylor University
S. R. Dillingham
Evelyn Skaggs
Briggs
Abner McCall
Baylor
Mr. Dillingham
Dillinghams
Dillingham
Scouting In The Hills and Dates To Remember
Scouting notes from the Hills outline events in 1975 including Explorer Post 136 at Lackland AFB seminar in San Antonio on June 12 13 and 14 and medicine related updates. Dates to remember list Cub Scouts Lad and Dad Days June 28 at Camp Gene Roundtable July 8 at Harper Community Center Labor Day Weekend August 30 at Camp Gene and August 31 O A Tap Out barbecue for scouting families plus thanks to medical staff and community leaders for Tom Ferguson Ashby Masonic support and prayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredericksburg
Lackland Air Force Center
San Antonio
Cub Scouts
Camp Gene
Eight Club meets for cards and dessert at Observation Cafe
The Thursday Eight Club gathered Thursday afternoon for cards and dessert at the Observation Cafe with Mrs. Lottie Robertson as hostess. Mrs. Lottie Murchison achieved the high score in the card games while Mrs. Lou Price and Clare Woodward filled in for absent members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Observation Cafe
Lottie Robertson
Lottie Murchison
Lou Price
Clare Woodward
Social Visits and Storm Casualty Reported
Mr and Mrs Thurston Rhoades of Houston spent Tuesday with Mr and Mrs Joe Carlson. Thursday Joe fell while cleaning a vacant lot after the storm caused debris and strong Monday winds, injuring his elbow on a large rock. Mrs Alice McDonald and the Carlson played bridge at Kingsland at the home of Mr and Mrs Coleman Galley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thurston Rhoades
Houston
Joe Carlson
Joe
Alice McDonald
the Carlson
Kingsland
Coleman Gayley
Residents Move and Hospital Stay Mentioned in Texas Notes
Lewis Murchison spent two weeks in St. David's Hospital in Austin. Jeff Pierce and wife visited Temple for Jeff's sister's Scott and White checkup. Irene Isenberg of Overland Park Kansas sold her home and will move to Long Mountain Trailer Park after a short Valley visit. She enjoyed Hill Country last spring and plans to settle there. She is acC.P.A. Mrs. Wayne DeLeon of Austin visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Gree SOMne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Murchison
St. David’s Hospital
Austin
Jeff Pierce
Temple
Jeff
Scott and
White
Irene Isenberg
Overland Park
Kansas
Long Mountain Trailer Park
Wayne DeLeon
J. V. Gree
Man ning Family Expresses Gratitude After Sorrow
The Manning family thanks all who shared in their time of sorrow for Charlie Manning. Mrs. Dorothy Manning Bob Manning and Jeani and Jim Parker express appreciation for prayers and support offered to their husband and father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Manning
Burnet
Dorothy Manning
Bob Manning
Jeani
Jim Parker
Also Mentioned on This Page
Buchanan
KHLB
Charlie King
Scott Carpenter
Hershel Dubree
Mable Kincheloe
Burnet Hospital
Kincheloe
Arthur Cotton
Fallen Music
Florence M. Mercer
Mrs
Maud F. Walters
Ee ‘Buchanan Dam “News
Kay
Pete Ford
Denise
Mandy
Misty
Mrs. Ford
Joshua
Pete
By Hazel Lewis
Mrs. Dillingham
County
Briggs Baptist Church
Tom
Allen
Ozier
Kelly
Edgar Funeral Home
John Barclay
Ray Akin
Vera
Tom Ferguson
Court House
Council Creek
Silver Creek Village
Old Compton
Cassie
Naruna
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