Will Schiller One Man Band Dies in Farm Suicide Near Buckholts
Will Schiller 56, farmer and noted local musician known as the one man band, died Thursday from a self inflicted shotgun wound at his Buckholts area farm. A note asking forgiveness was found, a inquest was held, and funeral services were held at Czech Moravian church Buckholts. He is survived by his widow two children and several siblings.
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Will Schiller
Buckholts
F. W. Schiller
Schiller
Barton
Oak Hill
Cameron
Louis Schiller
E. L. Kahler
V. A. Kubecka
E. R. Zellner
O’daniel
United States
Coke Stevenson
O'Daniel
Stevenson
O' Daniel
Senator O’daniel
Senator O'Daniel
Mussolini's Fifth Column Must Go From U S
President Roosevelt ordered all Italian consuls out of the United States by July 15 and all diplomats and consuls must depart except the ambassador and staff in Washington. Consulates nationwide to close while measures curb Axis escape and prevent oil exports to Japan.
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Washington
United States
South America
Mexico
Japan
Axis Alliance
America
Atlantic Seaboard
Jim Ferguson Asks Voters About Senate Choice
A public figure frames a common question as he notes repeated inquiries from constituents about his preferred U.S. Senate candidate. The remark reflects ongoing political discussion and campaigns around the race.
Albert Krenek Dies Suddenly at Home
Albert Krenek a long time Elm Ridge farmer died suddenly at 10 a m Tuesday at his home after months of failing health. Officials noted a possible heart stroke. Body lies at Marek Burns funeral home with funeral plans awaiting his children. He was about 65 and had lived in the community for 25 years.
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Albert Krenek
Elm Ridge
Krenek
Marek Burns
Marriages Listed for Local Couples in Brief
Gus P Schroeder weds Juanita Bryant Norris J Clark weds Dorothy Pfeil Morris Souges weds Mable Lester Jean Johnson weds Von Wright Hickman weds Nadine Weems Joe Williams weds Odessa Henderson Julian Taylor weds Annie Ramson
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Morris Souges
Mable Lester Jean Johnson
von Wright Hickman
Nadine Weems
Laffere Pioneer of Milam County Laid to Rest at Rosebud
Mrs A D Laffere a Milam County pioneer and Rosebud resident died at 6 30 am Saturday June 14 after a week long illness Funeral service was held June 15 at the family home with Rev S T Schroeder of Rockdale in charge Interment followed in Sharp cemetery beside relatives and her father Herman Geise She is survived by husband Adolph Laffere three children Reinhardt of Sharp Mrs Emil Fick of Sharp and Mrs Dora Parcus of Rosebud seven grandchildren and six great grandchildren Pallbearers included Charlie Fick Herman Gartz Preston Schwartz L R Dunham John Green and George Laffere In 1890 the Laf fers moved to Milam County later relocating to Falls County and Rosebud She joined the Lutheran church.
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A. J. D. Laffere
Milam County
Rosebud
Milam
Falls Counties
Peace Lutheran Church
Rockdale
Sharp
Herman Geise
France
Selma Leffere
Charlie Fick
Herman Gartz
Preston Schwarz
Mary Louie Fick
Annie Laurie Laffere
Mary Ann Laffere
Cameron
Monroe Parcus
Oil and Gas Leases and Vehicle Listings Across Town
Transactions show Portsmouth Guarantee Co selling 127 acres of James Reid survey to Calvin P Bartlett for 1 dollar. Christine Rosenthall sells 124 acres to Federal Land Bank of Houston for 700 dollars. Various transfers: Sam Sheckels 772 acres Nancy Boram league for 10 dollars. Federal Land Bank, Houston acquires 124 acres Gabriel Johnson and Brice Duncan surveys. Local auto ads list several used cars from Ellison Bros Rosebud, A H Junkman Cameron, Mrs H Qebe Rockdale, and others including Chevrolet and Buick models.
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Portsmouth
Christine Rosenthall
Federal Land Bank of Houston
Gabriel Jackson
Brice P. Duncan
W. E. Vent Ux
Sam Sheckels
Nancy Boram League
O. L. Carpenter
Federal Land Band
Houston
Gabriel Johnson
Ellison Bros
Rosebud
A. H. Junkman
Cameron
Mrs. H
Qebe
Rockdale
Stanley H. Swift
H. B. Alexander
Gause
John Bryant
J. M. Gilbert
Thorndale
L. £. Cunningham
Grand Jury Returns Indictments On Drunk Driving And Check Swindle
Drunk driving and swindle with bad checks were among indictments returned by a Grand Jury on Friday. Lovie Lee was charged with three counts of defrauding with worthless checks.
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Lovie Lee
Black Hawk Ointment Fits Athlete's Foot Warning
Advertisement notes Black Hawk Ointment offers relief for Athlete's Foot Eczema Itch Ringworm and aching feet with a money back guarantee. Sold in jars for 50 cents or one dollar at drug stores.
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