Obituaries for Ellis McCarty and Wess Wilson
Two long time area residents Ellis Hilton McCarty 71 a Dublin farmer died in a Stephenville hospital and Wess Wilson 69 of Comanche died in a Fort Worth hospital. Services for McCarty were in Harrell Memorial Chapel with burial at Siloam Cemetery and pallbearers named. Wilsons funeral was at Comanche Funeral Home Chapel with interment at Oakwood Cemetery and a list of survivors and out of town mourners.
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Ellis Hilton McCarty
Dublin
Stephenville
Harrell Memorial Chapel
Jones Hodges
Lamkin
Siloam Cemetery
Clay Salyers
Dudley McCarty
Fred McCarty
Johnnie McCarty
Norris McCarty
Kenny McCarty
Wess Wilson
Rt. 3
Comanche
Fort Worth
Comanche Funeral Home
Fred Boen
Mark Hoggarth
Oakwood Cemetery
Wilson
Ozella Kerley
Billy Wilson
Gene Wilson
Irving
Butch Wilson
Jess Wilson
Bobby Wilson
Dollie Norwood
Elmer Wilson
Leonard Wilson
Lara Reese
Linda
Robert Strickland
Arlington
Becky
Howell Norwood
Glen Rose
Clifton Kerley
Crowley
Alvie Wilson
J. W. Wilson
Waco
Lewis Perkins
Brownwood
L. W. Cathey
Cardan
U. Vy. Reese
Abilene
Lee Reese
Midland
Funeral notice for Tammie Lester and L. Hester
T. L. Hester will conduct services at 2 p.m. Thursday November 14 for Tammie L. Lester who died November 12 at his home 3616 E. First Fort Worth. Greenwood Chapel officiated by Rev Charles R. Jones with interment at Mount Olivet Cemetery Fort Worth. Born March 4 1909 in Barth County, he is survived by wife Golda Lester a step daughter Maxine Herrel two step grandsons Freddie and Larry Herrel Windona Herrel one sister Mrs Luke Perdue Gustine and several nieces and nephews.
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Tammie L. Lester
E. First Street
Fort Worth
Greenwood Chapel
Charles R. Jones
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Barth County
Golda Lester
Maxine Herrel
Freddie
Larry Herrel
Windona Herrel
Luke Perdue
Gustine
Barfield Forehand Visit To Mrs Dabney At Monahans
Mr and Mrs Barfield Forehand of Monahans visited Mrs Daviddie Dabney last week in a short civil social note from the local district.
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Monahans
Death Notices: C. T. Nash 75 of De Leon
C. T. Nash 75 of De Leon died at 1 15 a.m. Sunday after a long illness. Services were at 4 p.m. at De Leon Chapel with Rev. Barnett Rippetoe officiating. Burial in De Leon Cemetery. Born May 29, 1899 in Desdemona, he was a retired restaurant cook and member of Church of Christ and Odd-Fellows Lodge. Survived by wife Monte Louise Nash of Austin, son Jimmy Nash of Fort Worth, three sisters and two grandchildren.
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Charlie Thomas Nash
de Leon
Barnett Rippetoe
Highland Baptist Church
Mr. Nash
Desdemona
Church of Christ and the
Odd-Fellows Lodge
Monte Louise Nash
Austin
Jimmy Nash
Fort Worth
Geneva Frank
Bueulah Posey
Irene Arnold
Bartlesville
Okla
De Leon Retired Farmer W T Keith Dies At 76
W T Keith 76 of De Leon died at 6 a m Sunday in De Leon Hospital after a short illness. A retired farmer, he once served as Commissioner of Precinct 4, Comanche County. Burial was in De Leon Cemetery. Born Sept 12 1898 in De Leon he married Leola Smith Jan 11 1920 in Beattie. Survivors include his wife a son Tyril of Seymour and a daughter Mrs Lavelle Cox of (incomplete)
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Keith
Comanche County
W. L. Milner
First Methodist Church
Bobby Weathers
Brownwood Methodist Church
de Leon
Leola Smith
Beattie
Tyril
Seymour
Lavelle Cox
Services Held for Mrs Effie Hall of Comanche at 4 P M
Mrs Effie Hall 71 of Comanche died November 14 at home after a sudden illness. Funeral held November 15 at Comanche Funeral Home with ministers Jim Hall and Bob Grace officiating. Survivors include her husband Marvin Hall one daughter Mrs Ann Hall of Comanche seven grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. The Comanche Chief ZIP CODE BOOK AT
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Effie Hall
Comanche
Ora May Stone, 72, of Comanche dies after short illness
Mrs. Ora May Stone, 72, formerly of De Leon and a resident of Comanche, died Sunday night at Comanche Hospital after a brief illness. Funeral services were held Tuesday at De Leon Funeral Home Chapel with Rev. Mike Reddin officiating. Burial followed in Downing Cemetery. Born Ora May Lewis on July
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Ora May Stone
Comanche
de Leon
Comanche Hospital
de Leon Funeral Home
Mike Reddin
Comanche Fundamental Baptist
Downing Cemetery
Ora May Lewis
Mrs Stone dies. long life in Comanche County noted
A local obituary from Comanche County recalls the life of Mrs. Stone born in 1902 who married G. W. Stone in 1917 in Comanche. He died in 1971. She was a Baptist and survived by two daughters Geneva Williams Amarillo and Jackie Kirkpatrick Comanche, two brothers E. O. Lewis Fort Worth and G. W. Lewis Odessa, two sisters H. D. Dugan Old Glory and R. H. Davenport Fort Worth, eight grandchildren and eighteen great...
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Comanche County
G. W. Stone
Stone
Geneva Williams
Amarillo
Jackie Kirkpatrick
Comanche
E. O. Lewis
Fort Worth
G. W. Lewis
Odessa
H. D. Dugan
Old Glory
R. H. Davenport
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E. H. McCarty
W. Wilson
T. L. Hester
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C. T. Nash
W. T. Keith
William Thomas Keith
Comyn
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Iniek
Mrs. Hall
Ettie Eary
PAR
Sue and
Woody Ormsby
Mrs. Stone
James Gardners
Turkey
Ces
E. Central
Comanche, Texas
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