Mrs. Gannaway Dies in Coleman Funeral Sunday
Mrs. Guy Gannaway longtime Winters area resident died in Overall Morris Hospital Coleman at 7:05 a m Saturday Sept 30 after nearly three years illness Funeral was Sunday at Spill Memorial Chapel with Rev Virgil James officiating Burial in Glen Cove Cemetery Spill Funeral Home directed She born Maude May Helm Dec 30 1891 in Anderson County near Elkhart later moving to McClellan County and Wingate Community North Runnels County She married Guy Gannaway Jan 26 1927 in Phoenix Arizona Survivors include husband four stepdaughters two brothers a sister in law 10 grandchildren 18 great grandchildren and one great great grandchild Pallbearers were Wayne Carpenter Bill Kinkel Dewell Burden Cecil Self David Bryan and Gaston Boatright
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Maude May Helm
Anderson County
Elkhart
LaFayette
Mary Ann Helm
McClellan County
Wingate
North Runnels County
Guy Gannaway
Phoenix
Ariz
Bradshaw
Gannaway
Winters
D. W. Giles
B. L. Hooke
C. T. Carpenter
Merkel
Dale Josephson
Lamesa
Calif
Brother of Local Man Died At Brownwood Sat
Walter Lee Wetzel 66 of Lake Brownwood died in a Brownwood hospital at 5 a m Saturday after six months illness. He was brother of Jesse Wetzel of Winters. Funeral 2 30 p m Sunday at Bangs Church of Christ in Winters with Glenn Gray officiating. Burial in Bangs Cemetery. Born February 21 1901 in mennen County he was a retired barber and had lived in Brown County 18 months moving from Denver City. Surviving include brother Jesse Wetzel of Winters and sister Mrs John Miller of Abilene.
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Walter
Lee Wetzel
Lake
Brownwood
Wetzel
Jesse Wetzel
Winters
Bangs
Chris
Glenn Gray
Church of
Clrist
Bangs Cemetery
Meennan County
Brown County
Denver City
John Miller
Abi- Tene
Funeral for Mrs. John W. Berry Held in Crews
Funeral services for Mrs. Ida Cross Berry 83 were held Monday at 2 30 p m at the Crews Methodist Church with Revs Edward Orwell and Chester Wilkerson officiating. Burial followed in Crews Cemetery under Spill Funeral Home direction. Mrs Berry died Saturday at Winters Municipal Hospital after a two week illness. She was born February 27 1884 in Coryell County and lived on a Crews area farm before moving to Ballinger and later Winters. Survivors include two sons R V Berry and Marion A Berry of Odessa one daughter Mrs Thad Traylor Winters one sister Mrs J P Pinkard of San Antonio fourteen grandchildren and fifteen great grandchildren Pallbearers were Carl Baldwin Chester McBeth Airport Rainwater Noble Faubion Marion Wood and Bradley Pape.
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Crews
Crews Methodist Church
John W. Berry
Edward Orwell
Winters First Methodist Church
Chester Wilkerson
Winters
Crews Cemetery
Spill Funeral Home
Ida Cross
Coryell County
Runnels County
San Antonio
Carl
Baldwin
Chester McBeth
Noble
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