Mourning in Lange Family as Julius Lange Dies at Lange's Mill
Julius F. Lange died at Lange's Mill on Monday night after a long illness from stomach cancer. He is survived by his widow Lena Lange nee Kensing and six children in addition to many grandchildren, siblings, and in laws. Interment was at the family grounds near Lange's Mill with Rev. Becker presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Lange
Lange’s Mill
Lena Lang
Kensing
Lange
A. B. Lange
Fredericksburg
Emil Lange
Ernst Elbbracht
Martin Anderegg
Otto P. Hahne
Doss
Texas
Bernhard Lange
Llano
Helmuth Lange
Mason
Elizabeth Krisech
San Antonio
Lange's Mill
Becker
Doss Lutheran Church
Julius F. Lange
Germany
Altho
1927 Opens With Community Service Reflections
An obituary notes the life of a Lange area leader who built mail routes served as postmaster for 19 years and helped launch the Lange Mill Telephone Company in 1916. It also includes a New Year tribute to Orwin Herbert and family, with funeral details for a Lutheran Church of North Grape Creek service on January 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Althoit
Lange
Lange Mill Telephone Company
Mrs Orwin Herbort Passes After Kidney Illness
Mrs Rosa Herbort nee Eckhardt of Gold Texas died after a prolonged kidney ailment. Born August 9 1892 she married Orwin Herbort July 29 1913. She had been bedridden since November and underwent surgery but did not recover. Survived by husband and family. The Standard extends sympathy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosa Herbort
Eckhardt
Henry Eckhardt
Gold, Texas
Orwin Herbort
Henry Herbort
Miss Irene Niley Undergoes Appendicitis Surgery
Miss Irene Niley was operated on for appendicitis at the local sanitary on Friday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Niley
Cameron Visit From California to Fredericksburg
Mr. Willie Cameron of California visits with his parents Mr and Mrs Aug Cameron of Fredericksburg marking a family reunion in the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Cameron
California
Mrs
Aug. Cameron
Fredericksburg
Mrs. Rudolf Eckert Dies at Junction Texas
Mrs Louise Eckert nee Dietz wife of the late Rudolf Eckert Sr died at her son Rudolph Eckert’s home in Junction Texas on December 29 at 4 20 PM heart failure was the immediate cause Born Fredericksburg June 3 1852 she was 74 years 6 months and 25 days old Married March 18 1871 they lived in Fredericksburg until Mr Eckert died April 5 1925 She leaves sons Rudolph at Junction and Felix Campbellton daughters Mrs Ed Crenwelge Paint Rock Mrs Kuno Reed Fredericksburg Mrs Ben Schertz Schertz and Mrs Max Boerne Edmund San Antonio plus 32 grandchildren and 8 great grandchildren Funeral at 2 PM Friday by Rev W Wolf Harper interment in city cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Eckert
Dietz
Rudolf Eckert
Rudolph Eckert
D Junction
Texas
Fredericksburg
Eckert
Rudolph
Junction
Ed. Crenwelge
Paint Rock
Kuno Reed
Felix
Cambellton
Ben Schertz
Schertz
Max
Boerne
Edmund
San Antonio
Seven Year Old Marvin Weiershausen Dies in Austin Texas
Marvin Daniel Weiershausen seven son of Mr and Mrs Dan Weiershausen of near Hye died at Seton Infirmary Austin Texas on Tuesday Services were held at Albert church Wednesday afternoon by Rev Paul Leonhard with interment in Albert cemetery He is survived by his parents one sister Nora grandparents Mr and Mrs Wm Weiershausen and Mr and Mrs Ernest Herbert and many other relatives
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orwin Herbert
Henry Eckhardt
Henry Herbert
Henry Heimann
Gold
Henry Pfeil
Taylor
Eugene Koennecke
Edgar Ottmers
Fredericksburg
Lutheran Church of
North Grape Creek
Wm. Flachmeier
Marvin Daniel Weiershausen
Dan Weiershausen
Near Hye
Seton Infirmary
Austin
Texas
Albert Church
Paul Leonhard
Albert Cemetery
Nora
Wm. Weiershausen
Ernest Herbert
Also Mentioned on This Page
Doss Bros
Burr Mills
Mrs. Orwin Herbort
Ber
the Loan & Abstract CO
Fradericke
Texas R
Striegl
APC
Petsch
Alfred P. C. Petsch
W. H. Schaefer
Marvin Weiershausen
eVo
Hugo A. Walter
J. W. Yancey
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