Obituary notices for Vogelsang Batte Folschinsky Stephens
Ernest Vogelsang Batte 44 of Tyler dies of massive coronary at home. He was adopted at age 3, Yee High School 1950, Southwestern University, served in the armed forces, and lived in Tyler for 20 years. Survived by wife Edith and children Karen and George with siblings and relatives listed. Burial at Cathedral of the Pines, Tyler. Mrs Mary Folschinsky 84 dies in Cameron hospital. Funeral at United Church of Christ Ben Arnold. burial Oak Hill Cemetery Cameron. Surviving children and relatives listed. Marek Burns Funeral Home in charge. Laura Stephens 88 of Cameron dies in a Cameron nursing home. Funeral at Phillips and Luckey Chapel Rockdale. burial Lilac Cemetery Sharp. Surviving daughter, sister, eight grandchildren and 16 great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Vogelsang Batte
Tyler
R. L. Batte Sr
Ernest
Yee High School
Southwestern University
Edith Batte
Karen Renee Batte
George Stanley Batte
James Stanley
Mildred Jones
Pittsburg
Mary Belle Batte
Lelia Hickman
Cathedral of the Pines
Mary Folschinsky
Cameron
United Church of Christ
Ben Arnold
Paul Kluge
Oak Hill Cemetery
Folschinsky
Lee Roy Folschinsky
Fred Folschinsky
Bill Becker
William Olbrich
Houston
Frank Richter
Bal Click
San Antonio
Will Stoebner
Mimmie Vogelsang
Burlington
Walter Boedeker
Plainview
Marek Burns
Laura Stephens
Phillips and Luckey Funeral Home
Rockdale
Marvin Weide
Lilac
Sharp
Rufus Reichert
Katie Daniels
Tennessee
Family Birthday Gathering for Bill Roesler
Sharp-Tracy column reports a weekend birthday celebration for Bill Roesler with many relatives from Dallas Houston Carrollton and Irving among attendees. Monica stayed with grandparents. other notes mention a silver anniversary in Austin and visits in Louisiana and Temple. News tip: call in your items by Monday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill
Irving
Rickey Kratzz
Cheryl Beard
Wanda Kratzz
Rockdale
David Rosenberg
Monica
Emory Brockenbush
Edna Rinn
Bill Spiegel
Austin
Annie Hodge
Michael Hodge
Louisiana
Troy Locke
Becky
Crosby
H. J. Ellender
Temple
Blood Pressure Clinic At Gause Community Center
All ages urged to attend the free Blood Pressure Clinic at the Gause Community Center on Saturday September 25 from 10 a.m. to 12 noon. Mrs Sara Shrivanek chairs the Milam County American Heart Association event endorsed by the Milam County Medical Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gause Community Center
Sara Shrivanek
Milam County American Heart Association
Milam County Medical Society
Local social notes span visits across Texas towns
Mrs. Seth Cooper of Louisiana visits sister in law Mrs. W C Cooper in Maysfield. Leota Thweatt stays in Austin with sons families and sees surgery patient Mrs. Herbert Thweatt. Bill Sissom of Waco visits J P Wise. Wise goes to Waco for a few days. Multiple gatherings in Austin Cameron and Temple. Ronald Cobb breaks leg practicing football. cast and month recovery. Several visits by Cobb, Yates, Yates Jr., Peeve, Rutherford, Cass, Lake birthday event attended by about 25 relatives. Labor Day weekend trips to Tyler and First Monday in Canton noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seth Cooper
Louisiana
W. C. Cooper
Leota Thweatt
Austin
Herbert Thweatt
Bill Sissom
Waco
J. P. Wise
Rogers
Ronald Cobb
Scott and White Hospital
Ronald
John Peevehouse
Buckholts
Johnny Yates
E. W. Rutherford
Cleveland
Roger Kingsley
Jimmy Cass
Lexington
Kaye Casse
Wayne Lees
Kay Albright
Houston
Alton Fowler
Mae Fowler
Blake Bailey
Cameron
Mrs. Fowler
Estelle Lake
Lake
Lillie Harris
J. Q. Jones
New Baden
B. C
Rhubarb Poison Concerns Highlight Stalks and Leaves
A health advisory notes rhubarb stalks are edible but leaves and roots contain oxalic acid and can be poisonous. Consumers are advised to remove leaves before use and avoid ingestion of plant parts beyond the stalks.
Weekend social rounds touch many towns in Texas
Burlington visitors and families from Temple Academy Cameron Georgetown Plano and Houston gathered at various homes and farms. Kenneth Wayne War chak was born Sept 9 at Georgetown hospital. Other guests include the Warchak and Marek families plus the Hromcik Wades Dorner and Davenport groups sharing time in Mission Temple Cameron Little River Moody Rosebud and Dallas-area residences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Warchak
Jerry Huffer
Jennifer
Jacqueline
Temple
Leslie Warchak
Mission
Charles Warchak
Academy
W. J. Warchaks
Carroll Warchak
Kenneth Wayne
Georgetown
Charles Warehak
Rose
Jeanette
Wayne Weiser
Patricia
Stanley Kirk
Kristi
Cameron
Alan Pelzel
Leonard Pelzel
W. G. Marek
Aleta Marek
Billy Wayne Marek
Steve
Charles Marek
Plano
Dick Givens
Austin
Jerry Wades
Christi
Houston
Frankie Hromcik
Bryan
Rudolph Teperas
Joe Hromciks
Mrs. Elo Chollett
Little River
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Batte
Stephens
Tracy
Mrs. Leroy Guillote
Gause News
Mrs
Edwin Gandy
Jack Walzel Jr
Kings Daughters Hospital
Jack Walzer Sr
Herman Kaatz
Richard Groppell
R. B. Eickenhorst
Johnny Fuchs
Scott and White
Jo Ann Beckhusen
Texas A&m
Paul Sakowitz
Leslie
Pauline Freimel
Dearie Arnold
Doyal Arnold
Kenneth Arnold
April
Jewel Collier
South Elm
Bro
Oke Harvegrove
Gus Hopkins
Huntsville
Thompson
Johnny Goots
Mrs. Abel Sr
Albert Abel
Alonzo Edwards
Johnny Denmans
Bertha Denman
Micheal Whiteley
Bill Darwin
Burge
Minerva
Charles Denman
Jacksonville
Maysfield
Carver Tripp
Milam
Carver Tripps
First National Bank
Milam Auto Supply
Mon-Sat
Lipton Instant Tea
Gladiola
del Monte Bananas
Sunkist
Skinner
LOWE
Nek White
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