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Sales staff at Neiman-Marcus knew her by name. Szymanski officiating in a touching burial service. Arrangements by Atlantic Mortuary in Rockledge. They lived on Tait Ranch for five years and then moved to the town of Columbus. Anne Robinson and Mrs. Krizak in and he died in This past Thanksgiving he visited family members in Littleton, CO.
Her laughter will forever remain in our ears. Her true pride and joy were her six great-grandchildren, three great -grandsons and three great-granddaughters. One of the greatest gifts, she received before she died, was to hold her newest great grandchild, Hanna. Her undying faith, devotion, and witness to God will forever be the example and the cornerstone of her family. Her ability to touch and care about each and every person she knew enabled others to live a fuller life.
Her strength and love for her family and friends provided the unbreakable rock, not only in the happy times, but the difficult times as well. Her legacy will forever live in her children, grandchildren, great grandchildren, and friends.
She was undoubtedly the best individual we her family had the pleasure and privilege of knowing. We will always love you, Mama, and Grandma. We will all see you in heaven. The address is as follows: The graveside service will be immediately following at Holly Memorial Gardens.
She was one month and eight days old. She is survived by her parents, four sisters and four brothers. Funeral services were conducted by Rev. Interment was in the Elk Run Cemetery. Hermsen, 77, of 24 th Ave. Services will be 10 a. He was born Aug. He was a self-employed owner of LuftWerks and Scoti-Zahner. He married Tina Delgado Hall on Jan.
He served in the U. Mary, Jennifer and John Hall. An Alleyton man was killed Sunday evening following a two-vehicle collision on Hwy. Hall, 82, dead on the scene after being struck by a Dodge Dually. According to Department of Public Safety reports, Hall was pulling out of a private drive on the west side of Hwy. Department of Public Safety trooper Troy Clark said Hall pulled into the path of Curlee who was pulling a utility trailer. Curlee, who received minor cuts and bruises, struck Hall in the driver side door.
His name was t im Hall, and he was formerly the mail rider between Alleyton and Milheim. At last accounts the body had not be recovered.
The funeral was held Sunday afternoon, interment being made in the Lakeside cemetery. Carole Bunge Halla passed away comfortably at her home on November 2, , after a short but valiant battle with metastatic breast cancer. She was raised in Garwood, Tx. She proceeded to receive her Bachelor and Master Degrees from St. Thomas University in Houston, Tx. Carole married Carl James Halla, Jr. She raised her two children in Houston, and during her 25 years living in the city along with earning her commercial pilot's license, became an avid philanthropist using her artistic, creative and leadership talents in many capacities including being elected and serving as President of the Houston Junior Forum in She returned to the country in where she lived on her property, Caroleta Ranch, in Weimar, Tx.
Box , Schulenburg, Tx. He was born on April 29, in Philadelipha, Pa. He retired from Halliburton after 34 years. He was a member of American Legion post , V. A rosary will be recited at 7 pm on Tuesday at the funeral home. Services will be held on Wednesday June 19 at 10 am at St. Johns Catholic Church in Taiton with Rev. Gabriel Oduro Tawiah officiating.
Burial will follow at Lehrer Cemetery in Garwood with military honors under the auspices of American Legion post Honorary pallbearers will be his grandchildren.
Memorial donations in memory of Frank Hallinger Sr. Condolences for the family may be left online at www. The body of an aged man was found on the banks of the Colorado River just north of the Southern Pacific railroad bridge at Columbus by a sheriff's posse about Sunday after the woman at whose home he was boarding had notified the officers he was missing.
The man was J. Hallmark, 70, who had been living in Columbus only two months. Justice of the Peace Earl J. Frnka returned a verdict of death due to natural causes. Fuller, the landlady, told Deputy Sheriff M. Hallmark, who often fished in, the river a short distance from her home, left about 10 am.
Sunday to go fishing. When he had not returned after dark she notified the officers. The body was found on a path about feet from the water and Justice Frnka estimated he had been dead about eight hours. Little is known of the man but he is reported to have recently visited his father, in his 90's, who lives somewhere in Arkansas. There also were unverified reports of a brother in Houston and a son in Dallas: About a dozen men joined in the hunt, equipped with walkie-talkie radio sets borrowed from Weimar and Eagle Lake police departments.
Tanner and Judge Frnka were in the group. Memorial services for Nadine Causey Halvorsen, are scheduled for 2 p. Rob Fisher and the Rev. Halvorsen passed away June 10, at the age of Nadine was born in Lissie, Texas, Jan. After attending boot camp in Hunter College, N. After residing for some years in Austin and Houston, she moved to Tyler, in and became a member of Pollard United Methodist Church.
She became an active volunteer at the King's Storehouse Food Bank. Memorial services for Ralph E. Halvorsen, CPA, are scheduled for 1 p. Halvorsen passed away April 17, , at the age of He was born in South St. He was discharged from the service in December He graduated from the University of Texas in and spent his business career in Houston. He was vice president and treasurer at Reed Roller Bit Co.
After retiring from American General he had his own accounting practice and also served as business manager and controller for the Wortham Foundation. He retired from his practice in and moved to Tyler in In Tyler he was an active volunteer in Pollard Methodist Church. If desired, memorials may be made to Pollard United Methodist Church in Tyler, or to your favorite charity. Death came very suddenly on the 19th to Alfonso B.
Holyard[sic] at the home of his son-in-law Charles Smith, near to where he was born 67 years ago, and since resided and raised a family of good children who survive him.
On May 17, , in Columbus Mr. John Shropshire's company, which was afterwards known as Company A, Tom Green's Regiment, Sibley's Brigade, and went through the hardships of that command in its campaign to New Mexico. He went through the battle of Val Verde, Johnson's Ranch, Glorietta, Parolto and others, in which campaign he lost two step-brothers, Robert and Ashley. Another step-brother, John, died recently.
Holyard[sic] returned to Texas in , was in the retaking of Galveston, Jan 1, and through the campaign in Louisiana. The deceased leaves behind, about fourteen members of the original company to join with the family in mourning the loss of one we all loved [Interment made in Halyard Cemetery ].
The death of Miss Carrol Halyard occurred at their home, six miles north of town last Sunday evening, after an illness extending over a period of about eleven weeks. Funeral services were held at the residence and interment made in the family cemetery. Deceased was 39 years of age and is survived by her mother, Mrs. Halyard, and one brother, Mr.
George Halyard of Crockett, to whom our sympathy is extended. We deplore the death of another old and highly respected citizen in the person of Mr. He died on Tuesday last very suddenly of heart disease. He has been a resident of this county for about forty years, and was well known in Western Texas.
A large circle of relatives and friends mourn his demise. John Halyard, a well known citizen of this section, died Sunday after a long illness, and the remains were buried in the Live Oak Cemetery Monday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
Halyard had lived in Colorado county the greater part of his life, and the last few years in this immediate section.
He was the father of Mrs. John Miles of the Live Oak section. He had many friends, was a kindly, good man, and his death is sincerely regretted. Out heartfelt sympathy goes out to his bereaved relatives and friends,. She became suddenly ill Friday of last week and was rushed to the hospital for an emergency operation.
Loretta Bacon was born at Seguin on October 29, , and came with her parents to Columbus when she was a small child.
There she grew to womanhood and was married to A. Halyard, son of a large plantation owner. She was the mother of five children, four of whom, and also her husband, having preceded her in death. One son, George William Halyard of Crockett, twenty-four grandchildren, forty great grandchildren, and two great great grandchildren survive.
Annie Taylor of Eagle Lake is a granddaughter. Funeral services were held from the home of her granddaughter, Mrs. Otto Miller, at 3 o'clock Thursday afternoon, interment being made in the old family cemetery [ Halyard Cemetery ] on the Halyard Plantation, beside her husband, the Columbus Methodist minister conducting the services.
Those from Eagle Lake attending the funeral were, Mrs. Walker and daughter, Mrs. Selma Falen and probably others whose names we failed to learn. She was a Texas veteran, having immigrated to this country years before the war of , and had an interesting fund of reminiscences of that early period. Her remains were committed to earth in the o ld family Halyard burial ground last Sunday aftenoon at 3 o'clock in the presence of a large concourse of relatives and friends, the Rev.
Collins, pastor of the Methoidst Church at this place, officiating. The Citizen trusts an appropriate obituary of this estimable lady will be prepared for publication.. Burial was held at the Lakeside Cemetery in Eagle Lake.
He farmed and operated a dairy in our area for many years before moving to Wharton during World War II. Preceded in death by parents, his wife, the former Ada Courtney of Alleyton; a daughter, Pearl and son, Milton.
Survivors include daughters, Mrs. Graham of Sweeny, Mrs. Cordie Wallace of Boling, Mrs. Jessie Brezik of Houston and Mrs. Robie Waldon of Huntington; sons, Ivey L. Ham of Brenham, Ford E. Ham of Elkhart and Jack D. Ham of Beaumont; 29 grandchildren and numerous great grandchildren. Sam Hamburger, 80, were held yesterday Wednesday at 1 p. Kahn of Houston officiating. Burial was in Beth Israel cemetery in Houston. Hamburger died Sunday night in Columbus hospital where she had been a patient since late December.
Her husband, who has been critically ill since last fall, is still in the hospital. Born in Madisonville Nov. Jacob Shapira, who operated a hotel and served familystyle meals in Madisonville for many years.
Hamburger were married there in They celebrated their Golden Wedding anniversary in New Orleans in with their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. Robert Neiman, of Dallas. Hamburger was one of the oldest living members of the local Eastern Star chapter, several years ago receiving a year pin and a life membership. Last year, for the first annual Magnolia Homes Tour, Mr. Hamburger generously opened their home and showed their collection of cut glass, which was a highlight of the tour. Hamburger is survived by her daughter, Mrs.
Joe Berlowitz of San Antonio. Jacob Hamburger, aged 67, died at his residence early Thursday morning of cancer of the stomach, after a lingering illness which had lasted for more than a year. He first was troubled with an ulcer, but after making trips to the Mayo brothers and to other famous physicians succeeded in having that trouble cured. The cancer developed some time ago and he has been rapidly becoming worse until it became certain several days ago that he would never recover.
The old gentleman was very patient with his suffering and was hopeful of recovering to the last. Hamburger was born at Brody in Galicia, Austria, where he lived until he attained his majority. His relatives owned an extensive business enterprise there and Mr. Hamburger conducted branches for that firm at points in Russia.
On account of Russian tariffs and trade impositions, he emigrated to America. He located in Columbus in and with his business acumen built from an humble beginning a substantial estate. He was always keenly interested in measures for the betterment of Columbus and was a worthy citizen. He was a member of Caledonia lodge, A. Hamburger is survived by one son, Sam of Columbus and two brothers, Oscar of Eagle Lake and another who lives in the east.
Graveside rites were held in Houston Sunday in Beth Israel cemetery for Sam Hamburger, retired Columbus merchant, who died in a nursing home in Dallas early Saturday morning. Kahn officiated and Mr. Hamburger was buried beside his wife, who died last April. Born in Europe, he came to this country with his parents as a boy and to Columbus at the age of 9. He operated a dry goods store with his father until his father died, then continued the business until World War II, when he sold it and retired.
Hamburger had been ill more than a year and had been unconscious since last fall. His body was brought to Columbus funeral home, where it remained until it was taken to Houston. He is survived by a daughter, Mrs.
Seymour, Ellis Miller, W. Miekow and Hollis Massey, all of Columbus and H. Frady, a brother-in-law, of Yoakum. Others going from Columbus to the services were Mesdames J. Charles Klein and Mr. In the death of Arthur Hamilton the community have not only lost a public spirited member, but the poor a benefactor, and the sorrowing a sympathizing friend.
His example of patience is a light to others, and his kindliness of heart, unmarred by any bitterness of spirit, even in the midst of bodily torture, was truly remarkable. Though dying he yet lives in the hearts of many. And to her who so tenderly watched and nursed him comes the blessed consolation [Interment in Odd Fellows Rest ]. Though vanished I am yet with thee, beloved, For souls can never die.
Thy love which proved My solace here on earth, still dwells with me, And oh, tenfold my love returns to thee, Then grieve not that thou hast me no more Since love grows perfect only on the Eternal Shore.
Crafton of North Austin Baptist church officiated. Harry Carter was organist and Mrs. Billy Fisher was soloist. Burial was in the Willms family plot in Masonic cemetery at Eagle Lake.
Hamilton was treated for short time at St. Anderson clinic in Houston. He was a masonry contractor. He graduated from Austin high school and attended the University of Texas for 3 years.
He served in the army from to His wife was unable to attend the services, since she had given birth, only last Thursday, to a son, Richard, whom Mr. Hamilton had never seen.
Other survivors are a son Mark, 4 years; a son, Michael 9, and daughter, Holly, 7, by another marriage; his mother; his father, O. Hamilton, and a brother, Mertin W. Pallbearers were his first cousins, F. Willms, Billy Willms, J. Willis, and his best friend, Bob Leatherwood. She grew up in Columbus and lived most of her adult life in San Antonio. She was preceded in death by her husband, W. Bob Hamilton; brothers, Earnest C. Kearney and Charles W. She is survived by her son, William B.
Funeral services were Sunday, March 14, and interment followed at the Oddfellows Cemetery in Columbus. In lieu of flowers, gifts may be made in her name to Sombrillo Nursing Facility at Sombrillo Ct. She was born in Rock Island Sept. She was a retired schoolteacher from Friendship Independent School District in Wolfforth where she served for 40 years and was a member of the Order of the Eastern Star in Columbus. She is survived by daughter and son-in-law, Helen C.
Funeral services were conducted Feb. Interment followed at Myrtle Cemetery in Rock Island. On August 2, , he married Juanita Adams. He had been a residnt of Columbus since Survivors include his wife of Columbus; daughter, Helen C. Funeral services were held Saturday, October 5, at 2 p. Interment followed in Myrtle Cemetery in Rock Island. Henneke Funeral Home of Columbus was in charge of arrangements. The remains were buried Monday afternoon.
Died, at the residence of her son-in-law, W. Chumney, in Colorado county, Texas, August 17, , of dropsy, Mrs. Hamlin, aged 66 years, 8 months and 4 days. The subject of this notice was born in Lunenburg county, Virginia, where she was raised and educated. Being possesed[sic] of remarkable beauty and attractiveness, she was married young, and took upon herself the duties of wife and mother, in which capacity she was exceedingly happy for a time, there never having been a more devoted wife and mother; but alas!
Services for Allen L. Raymond Cox and Father Tim Kosler officiated. He died on November He married Helen Kahlden Hammack on November 9, He was a superintendent for Ideal Basic Industries, and was a resident of Columbus for the past 25 years. Hammack, Tyler, James Hammack, Bellville; and two grandchildren. Schindler and Ricky Mikulenka. The man named Pierce Hammond, who has recently removed to Lissie from Missouri and was working on the rice farm of J. Everitt, who was accidentally shot last night while attempting to carry the body of Marshal W.
She was born on Sept. A retired elementary school teacher, she taught in the Garwood and Columbus Independent School Districts. Leeann Tarpley and Jim Shaw. Funeral services will take place on Thursday, Dec. Lee Hammons, 66, died December 18 at M. Anderson Hospital in Houston. He was born August 7, in Courtney, Texas. He was a retired City Building code inspector and Fire Marshall for City of Columbus and from refrigeration and electrical business.
Services were held Thursday, December 21 at 2 p. Survivors are his wife Ethel Burford Hammons of Columbus, daughters: McDuffy, Owen Mehrens, L. Shilling and Joe Duncan. She was born in Columbus Nov. She was a homemaker, wife and grandmother. She loved to travel, garden, fish and prepare treats for her family and friends.
She was an active member of St. Funeral services were conducted Aug. Anthony Catholic Cemetery ]. Memorial contributions may be made to Hospice Support, P. Anthony's Altar Society, Bowie St.
Antonia Hanak, who died Tuesday at 4 p. Anthony's Catholic church at 9 a. Emmett Kolodzie, pastor of St. Anthony's, conducted the services for the life-long resident of Columbus, Burial in Odd Fellows Rest. Born at Ellinger in , she was a daughter of Martin and Josephine Becica. She would have been 79 on April Her husband, Joe Hanak, died about Hanak is survived by two daughter, Miss Frances Hanak and Mrs.
Philomena Dolezal and one brother, Frank Becica. Monday morning in St. Hanak, 68, who died in Columbus hospital at 4 a. Kraus officiated and burial was in Odd Fellows Rest cemetery. Columbus Funeral home was in charge. A rosary was recited in the funeral home Sunday evening.
Hanak had suffered with a heart ailment for many years and had been in bed at home for several months. He was taken to the hospital Dec. His birth date was Nov. His home is on rocky Hill road, southwest of Columbus. Survivors include his widow; a daughter, Mrs. Pallbearers were Sam K. Fowler, Ellis Miller, W.
Struss and Carl Morgan. Lena Hanak, 34, a resident of Columbus, died Saturday morning in a hospital here. The body was sent to Columbus Saturday afternoon for funeral services and interment. Survivors are the husband, Joe Hanak, of Columbus, two brothers and one sister. Requiem Mass was said Monday at 7: Anthony's Catholic Church, with The Rev. Rosary was recited Saturday at 8: He was born in Fayette County Oct.
In he was married to Miss Rosie Barta. He was engaged in farming and ranching and also worked at the local gravel pit.
Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Rosie Hanak of Glidden; 2 daughters, and their husbands, Mr. Eugene Frances Pear of Columbus and Mr. One brother, Joe, preceded him in death. Burial was at Odd Fellows Rest Cemetery. She married Joe J. Hanak on October 5, She has lived in Columbus 45 years, as a housewife. Survivors include one daughter; Mrs.
Pallbearers were Frank Wick, Jr. Funeral services were held at 2 p. The funeral arrangements were under the direction of Henneke Funeral Home. Hanak was buried at St. Survivors include two daughters, Mrs. Kirby Cele Etheridge of Houston; Mrs.
Fannie Pekar and son-in-law, Gene of Columbus. Three sons, Joe E. Hanak and daughter-in-law, Aleen of Columbus; James L. Wilbert Martin of Columbus; Mrs. Herbert Sternadel of Weimar; and Mrs. Mike Pokluda of Columbus. Bob Barta of West Columbia, Texas.
Sixteen grandchildren and ten great-grandchildren. The cause was lung cancer. A woman of enormous character, Chris was known for her openness and warmth, her big heart and thoughtfulness.
She was the quintessential good egg. She was also a fashion maven. Always impeccably turned out, she was a fan of most retail outlets, a shopper extraordinaire who shared her fashion discoveries and acumen with all. Sales staff at Neiman-Marcus knew her by name. Her closet was an homage to black slacks and crisp white shirts.
Chris had a devilish sense of humor and loved a salty joke or well-aimed zinger. Birthday cards from her usually contained both. She was a nut for Halloween and an avid practitioner of both tricks and treats.
She married Thomas Hancher in and moved to Columbus where she raised her family and pursued a career in healthcare. Chris began her career as a charge nurse at Columbus Community Hospital, rising to the position of Director of Home Health Agency there in She served for many years on the board of the Columbus Public Library and was a longstanding member of the Pilot Club.
Of all her many accomplishments, she took the greatest pride in her family. John Alden Hancher, 90, died Saturday, Dec. He was 90 years old at the time of his death. Hancher was born on Jan. He was admitted to the Texas State Bar that same year. He was stationed in England as a pilot with the R.
He transferred to the U. There he flew B Bombers on missions over France and Germany. She preceded him in death on Sept.
Hancher practiced law in Columbus from mid until shortly before his death. He served as Colorado County judge from through He was a member of the Colorado County Bar Association and served as their president in the s. He served as the Veterans Service Officer for over 50 years. He is survived by his only son, Thomas Beattie Hancher M. Funeral services were held Wednesday, Jan. Box , Columbus, TX Funeral services were held in First Baptist church Saturday afternoon for Mrs.
John Hancher, who died Thursday night in Columbus hospital. She had been ill with cancer since last November, when she underwent surgery in Hermann hospital in Houston. She had been in Columbus hospital several months. Faryar Patterson, pastor of First Baptist church; the Rev. Logan Cummins of Austin and the Rev. While Dacre said "it is the duty of the media to take an ethical stand", according to Wilby "his idea of ethics includes running stories that are, at best, distorted and, at worst, plain wrong".
Dacre and the PCC were criticised directly by Mosley in March at a meeting of the culture, media and sport committee at the House of Commons. Dacre himself appeared on three occasions at the Leveson Inquiry , which had been set up by the Conservative Prime Minister, David Cameron. He gave a speech at a Leveson seminar concerning press standards on 12 October In his seminar delivered at the Leveson Inquiry, Dacre re-asserted his opinion that self-regulation "in a considerably beefed up form" remained "the only viable way of policing a genuinely free press".
After returning to his negative opinion of liberals, who "by and large hate all the popular press", he said "that Britain's commercially viable free press — because it is in hock to nobody — is the only really free media in this country. In his first cross-examination on 6 February, Dacre admitted that the Mail had used the private detective Steve Whittamore , who was jailed in for illegally accessing information, but claimed that the rest of the British press had done so too.
The actor Hugh Grant had accused the Mail of using phone hacking to report on his private life,  he told the Inquiry "voice messages on my mobile" could be the only source for a February Mail on Sunday article,  although Dacre himself made "extensive enquiries" to establish his newspapers had not used phone hacking.
Dacre accused Grant of indulging in a "mendacious smear" in a November statement for his comment about voice messages. He was quickly recalled on this specific issue,  and again on 9 February , he rejected calls that he should retract his allegation that actor Hugh Grant lied. Dacre's Leveson appearances were described as being "defiant, disingenuous and in denial", by Kevin Marsh.
His industry faced the "unremitting pressure of fighting what I have no doubt was a concerted attempt by the Liberal Establishment, in cahoots with Whitehall and the Judiciary, to break the only institution in Britain that is genuinely free of Government control — the commercially viable free press". In late September and October , Dacre became the subject of criticism across the UK media and political spectrum after the Daily Mail published a piece on 28 September maligning Ralph Miliband , a deceased Marxist academic and father of Ed Miliband , the leader of the Labour opposition at the time.
The original article, entitled "The Man Who Hated Britain",   alleged that Ralph Miliband detested the country he and his father had fled to from Nazi-occupied Europe on the basis of a diary note written when he was sixteen and because of his left-wing views.
The criticism of Ralph Miliband, and his son's response, came in the run-up to a possible agreement between the media and parliament over the findings of the Leveson inquiry , a point which was made in the Mail ' s editorial on the subject. The article also brought Dacre's position as editor-in-chief of Associated Newspapers under scrutiny, with Roy Greenslade accusing him of poor decision making. In early , it has been reported on the BBC's Newsnight programme, prime minister David Cameron was worried the Eurosceptic stance of newspapers such as the Daily Mail in the run-up to the European Union membership referendum might affect the vote.
A spokesman for Rothermere refused to confirm or deny the story. According to Andy Beckett in a late October Guardian article, "Dacre and his paper" were "lukewarm towards the metropolitan Cameron". The Daily Mail , in , serialised Call Me Dave , the unauthorised and unflattering biography of Cameron written by Michael Ashcroft and Isabel Oakeshott which contained the unverified " Piggate " claims.
In April , Charles Moore wrote in The Spectator that the Daily Mail was covering the referendum campaign with "more anger than melancholy" with "bellowings of Eurosceptic rage from the great Paul Dacre".
According to Barnett, Dacre "wants to combine the conviction and clarity of Thatcherism with the inclusiveness of Churchillism. As a formula for appealing to middle-class readers nostalgic for the lost world of post-war greatness, yet fearful of anything that smacks of the collectivism of those years" his approach "became an astonishing formula for readers and advertisers".
In the period of political uncertainty following the Brexit vote, Roy Greenslade suggested that the Daily Mail ' s "savage" "full-frontal assault on The press, implicitly taken as targeting Dacre's Mail without naming the title, were criticised when the issue reached the UK's Supreme Court by the Court's President Lord Neuberger as "undermining the rule of law". On 6 June , it was announced that Dacre's period as editor of the Daily Mail will end in time for his 70th birthday in November Any move to reverse this would be editorial and commercial suicide".
While he was a student at Leeds University, Dacre met his future wife, Kathleen,   now a professor of drama studies. For many years, Dacre has been the highest-paid newspaper editor in Britain.
Dacre's London home is in Belgravia. For his other properties, a large farm in West Sussex and the 17,acre Langwell Estate near Ullapool in the Scottish highlands,  He also owns a home in the British Virgin Islands.
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