Old Glory residents mark anniversary and community events
Frost lingered this year as cotton bolls may not open while Old Glory hosted quilting for the Variety Club and planned a Christmas party. Attendance included many locals at a Golden Wedding in Woodsboro and a robust high and junior high basketball schedule, with illness recoveries and visiting friends noted among families and neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernice D. White
Tony Letz
Variety Club
Morris Garner
A R. Sawyers
Old Glory
Trent
Roscoe
Jami Pierce
Guthrie
Paint Creek Man Buried Saturday
Funeral for Louie Lee Kuenstler 75 of Paint Creek was held at 10 30 a m Saturday at Paint Creek Baptist Church with Rev W D Walters and Rev John Mark Trice officiating. Burial followed in Willow Cemetery near Haskell. He died November 30 at Stamford Memorial Hospital after a short illness. Born March 1 1903 in Yoakum he lived in Haskell County since 1916. He married Callie Mae Middlebrook April 7 1923 in Haskell. A retired trucker and former county commissioner, he was a member of Paint Creek Baptist Church. Survivors include his wife two sons Truett of Jayton and Roddy of Stamford one daughter Glen Sandefer of Fort Worth three brothers Vic Abilene Bill Odessa John Haskell one sister Lillie Wilson San Angelo eight grandchildren and five great grandchildren Pallbearers were Ray Perry Twain Mickler Allen Overton Billy Middlebrook Dale Middlebrook and Irvin Overton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louie Lee Kuenssler
Paint Creek
Paint Creek Baptist Church
W. D. Walters
Elmwood Baptist Church
Abilene
John Mark _ Trice
Willow Cemetery
Haskell
Kuenstler
Stamford Memorial Hospital
Yoakum
Callie Mae Middlebrook
Haskell County
Vic Kuenstler
Bill Kuenstler
Odessa
John Kuenstler
Lillie Wilson
San Angelo
Ray
Ex-resident James Westly Chatwell dies in Amherst
Funeral services for James Westly Chatwell 76 of Sudan were held at First Baptist Church Amherst with Rev. Wayne Perry officiating. Burial followed in Sudan Cemetery with Masonic rites. Surviving daughter Eugenia Muller of Sudan and son Dr J W Chatwell of Amherst, plus siblings. Born April 3 1902 in Haskell County, he lived north of Stamford before moving to Sudan in 1930.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Westly Chatwell
Sudan
Stamford Area
First Baptist Church
Amherst
Wayne Perry
Lubbock
Sudan Cemetery
Chatwell
South Plains Hospital
Haskell County
E. I
Sadie Chatwell
Alma Martin
Stamford
Bunker Hill
Eugenia Muller
J. W. Chatwell
Mary Hagle
Louise D. Jaranette
San Antonio
Lucy Williams
Rule
J. R Chatwell
Tom Chatwell
Rites set for Sagerton woman today
Mrs. Eddie Clara Rainer 74 longtime Sagerton resident died Monday after a heart attack. Funeral at Faith Lutheran Church Sagerton at 1 30 p m Thursday with Rev Steven Ritter officiating. Burial Highland Memorial Stamford. Survivors include sons Jerry Kainer San Antonio Carl E Kainer Cedar Falls Iowa stepson Everett Kainer Sagerton and siblings Carl Paul Walter Herbert Fischer Will Marugg and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddie
Clara) Rainer
Sagerton
Stamford Memorial Hospital
Faith Lutheran Church
Steven Ritter
Highland Memorial Cemetery
Stamford
Kinney Funeral Home
Rainer
Clara Fischer
Jones County
Haskell County
Obituary notes and horticulture tips from the era
The text lists family members including Rudolph Ramm Lee Maxwell and Dale Fischer with ties to Gholson Rochester and mentions five grandchildren and a step grandchild. It also names pallbearers and honorary pallbearers. A separate horticulture snippet notes artichokes should be plump with thick green scales, produced only in California and shipped nationwide per USDA marketing specialists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudolph Ramm
Lee Maxwell
Dale Fischer
California
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Also Mentioned on This Page
Erwin Korff
Woodsboro
Lutheran Church Fellowship Hall
Bernard Letz
Adeline Letz
John Letz
Louis Rinn
Fort Worth
Korff
Minnie Letz
Louis Spitze
Eugene Vahlenkamp
Stamford Hospital
Glen Dunham
Billy Lamb
Aspermont Hospital
Allen Letz
Pete Elliott
Arlington
Steve Letz
Kevin
Boland
Jack Clepper
E. H. Diers
M. A. Wenke Sr
Winchester
M. A. Wenke Jr
Helen Cox
Theresa and
John
Austin
Jerry Hahn
Southland
Harvey and
Loy Hahn
Aspermont
Charles Diers
Kimberly
Lagerton
Katrina McDonald
Bernice White
Kansas City
Katrina
Cecil Klump
Guy Callicoatte
Tommy Willis
Ovale
Guy
Mike Sawyers
Hamlin
Mrs
A. R. Sawyers
Cris Baldree
Nikki
Tasha Surrett
Clyde
Mrs. Sprout Baldree
Marcene
Ken Manard Walsch
Rochester
Katie Gerloff
Raymond Gerloff
Gerloff
Beta Chi
Delta Kappa Gamma
Knox City
Will Geer
Derrell Sawyers
Poinsetta
Don Marquis
Coating Service
M. T. Spraberry
Anson, Texas
Stamford, Texas
First Security Savings Association
Hickory
Texas
ESLIC
Bell
Gloria Bolding
Southwestern Bell
Perry
Twain Mickler
Allen Overton
Billy Middlebrook
Dale Middlebrook
Irvin Overton
Texas Funeral Directors Association, Inc
Educational Association of Texas Funeral Establishments
Stanford Funeral Home
Texas State Board of Morticians
Baptist Churches
Central Baptist Church
Calvary Baptist Church
S. Ferguson
N. Swenson
Jerusalem Baptist Mission
W. Reynolds
Trinity Baptist Church
E. Vanderbilt
Ecclesiastes
The
Living Bible
Tyndale
Our Daily Bread
Linda van Note
Bucyrus, Missouri
First National Bank
JRB Supermarket
Joe Hudspeth
Goodyear
Swenson
Bunkley
Association OF
W. McHarg
West Texas
Hermanos
Anders
John Earl Anders
Cablevision
West
Hamilton Tee
Tex
Stamford Electric
Christ Jesus
the Fabric Shop
J. L Herman
Barney
Motor Service
E. Hamilton
Charles Clinton
T. Thomas
D&d Hydraulic
Pizza Hut
Pizza
Jones Gulf
Harley Jones
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