Kerrville Mountain Sun from Kerrville, Texas • Page 4

i-r" ,1 i fc'tV' 1 held Si 8 BOM fit JRft Jetrft, 1915, Sy Was a mfflsfa of till uuin gltVr iBforaiaiieit li fiV. vn '7; r- I MetttMWt JheftiiillU homea, tit 1 i it a. 4-f 1 9 Pfieeiled in tteftlfi by her wi rou tend, is survived by rt Fridiy, I a daughter, Barbara Prukep I three --it San AntdHie, DrYF.F, Austin services will be held it 10 a.m. Friday in the chapel the Kerrvilte Funeral Home -with Dart Steichen officiating. A fiineral ritual be conducted officers of Kerrville Elks Eodge 2081 and VFW Post 1480 Color Guard.

Graveside services will be held at 2:30 p.m. Friday at Fort Sam Houston National Cemetery in San Antonio with full military honors. Austin was born in Missouri May 14, 1934. A veteran of the Vietnam War, he retired from the Navy in 1973 after twenty years' service. He married Barbara Bode in Jacksonville, Jun.

25, 1973, and had lived in Kerrville since 1978. He was a member of St. Peter's Episcopal Church, former chairman of the Disaster Team of the Kerr County Chapter of the American Red Cross, life member of Disabled American Veterans, and a member of Fleet Reserve Association, Elks Lodge 2081, and VFW Post 1480. He is survived by his wife, Barbara Austin; four sons, Major Thomas Harwood of Fort Bragg, N.C., Guy Harwood of Durham, N.C., Joseph Harwood of Jacksonville, and CPO Kenneth Harwood of Bangor, Washington; a brother, Clyde Austin of Orlando, a sister, Helen Dickman of Danville, Iowa; and eight grandchildren. may be made to the American Heart Fund or American Red Cross.

Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. Holleron William Kelly Holleron, 8Q, of Medina, passed away Thursday, August 20, 1987 in the V.A. Medial Center, Kerrville. Holleron, a Medina resident for four years, a prior resident of Houston, was born on Oct. 15, 1906 in Navarro County.

He married Juanita Lorraine Perks 31, 1970 in Houston. He was a Mechanical Engineer in the Oil Industry for 32 years. He was a member of the United Methodist Church in San Leon, Texas; a member of the Masonic Lodge of Houston; a member of the Knights Templer, the American Legion Post No. 291 of San Leon. He served in the United States Army in World War II.

Survivors include: wife, Mrs. Juanita Holleron of Medina; one daughter-, Barbara Gay Pearson of Houston; and step-daughter, Judith Bearnard of Jacksonville, son, William Kelly Holleron, Jr. of Houston; and stop-son, Jack Moman of Oklahoma; two brothers, Tom I Hplleron and Bob Holleron, both iof San Antonio; and five 'grandchildren. I Funeral services will be held jut Grimes Funeral Chapels, Saturday, Aug. 22, at 10 a.m.

with Rev. C. Herman Murph officiating. Masonic Graveside Services will be at Oak Rest Cemetery Medina. (' uneral arrangements are jnder the direction of Grimes Chapels of Bandera.

i Violeta LeMay, 62, of ville, died Wednesday at her home, Private memorial services will be held at a later date. Born in Argentina March 8, 1925, she was a former longtime resident of Houston where she had been a secretary for an 'oil tool company. She had lived in Kerrville since 1984. Preceded in death by her husband, Wilfred H. LeMay, in 1957, she is survived by two sons, John Patrick LeMay and Richard Barry LeMay, both of San Francisco, one sister, Lilliana Lee of Ontario, one granddaughter, Rose LeMay; and a friend, Forrest Landry of Kerrville.

Memorials may be made to the Heart of the Hills Hospice. Kerrville Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. Kerr Phillip David Kerr, 59, of passed away 19, at his residence. Kerr, a Kerrville resident Jf-'inee 1965, was born on April 1928 in Newton Upper Falls, Mass. He was a member of the Legion.

Survivors include: wife, Mrs. IJazel G. Kerr of KerrviJJe; one lep-son, Foster Morgan of Mt. South Carolina; two ibters, Mary J. Pejjzo of ewtou, Mass, and Carol rlcGrath of Woschester, )ue brother, Daniel Ken-, Jr.

Bellingharn, Mass ive 1 will hi? 'ld at tiie tiarden ol Memories Friday, Aug. 21 at Graveside services, were held at Forest Park Westheimer, Houston, Friday, August 21, at 10:30 a.m for Idell Griffey Pigg, 91, of Kerrville, who passed away Thursday, August 20, in the Edgewater Care Center. She was a Kerrville resident for 6 years, a prior resident of Houston, was born on April 23,1896, in Kaufman County Survivors include: two daughters, Jeanette Knoff and Winogene Tharp, both of Kerrville; and numerous friends. Funeral arrangements are under the direction-of Grimes' Funeral Chapels of Kerrville. Smith Ruby Rogers Smith, 89, of Kerrville, died Thursday in a local hospital.

Sid Pettfson Hospital Admissions Tuesday Carroll E. Williams of 10 Liveoak Drive, Jill Smith of Comfort, Elma Hinojosa of Bandera, Annie F. McCurry of 203 Spence Anthony L. Neal of Ingram, Nicolas Dominguez of 3074 Bandera Hwy, Forrest- J. Weldon, Jr.

of Harper, Esther Dalton of Fredericksburg, Mabel I. Fellers of 609 Milton, Jerry W. Sanders of Mason, and Carl D. Meek of 2650 Bandera Hwy. Wednesday Maurice N.

Watkins of Mason, Helen A. Kelly of P.O. Box 82, Verne E. Cason of 129 Loyal Valley, Mabel E- Williamson of Galveston, Harry E. Daniels of JJ8 Wedgewood Lane, Elon E.

Bryant of 340 Secret Valley, Pearl Moore of Jngrsm, Patsy R. Sanders of Wilderness Park 069, Ora M. Wray of Center Point, Bruntze Poudro of Utopia, and Marvin Cottingham of Bandera, Leo A- Lee of 13g Thrill Hill Dr. Ruby E. Wilson of Byrkdale Laae.

Barney N. Williams of West Main. Frank £. Leon of Martha Spesrs of gfiS Hills. gossie M.

H.o u4efe of Susan Driye. Mary Ann ftarisoo of Wilderness Pajfe. Qralia L. Kerrville Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. Memorials may be made td First Presbyterian Church.

Terry Services Will be held at 9 a.m. Thursday in the chapel of the with --t in San Antonio officiating. Private burial services will be held at a later date. Born in Roane Feb. 6,1902, he married Merle Moore in Corsicana July 16,1924.

A resident of Kerrville for the past year, he was a member of the Methodist Church. Preceded in death by his wife, Merle, in 1978, he is survived by a daughter, Marilyn Terry Lanfear, of New York City; a son and daughter-in-law, Ben Alan Terry and Cynthia Terry, of Kerrville; three sisters, Opal Prince of Corsicana, Mrs. Allie Mae Gayle of Long Beach, and Mrs. Lou Ottie Bunch of Odessa; six grandchildren; and two great-grandchildren. Memorials may be made to Heart of the Hills Hospice.

Kerrville Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. Young Funeral services were held Friday, at 10 a.m with Rev. Olden Cook and Rev. Ben Clements officiating for Kenneth Edgar Young, 61, of Kerrville, who passed away Thurs- 20, in the VA MediejJL Center. He was a Kerrville resident for 9 years, a prior resident of Devine, and was born on February 26, 1926 in San Antonio.

He married Betty Joyce Dye on June 15, 1950 in Natalia. He worked for the City Public Services Board Electric Company of San Antonio, for 23 years. He was a member of the Sidney Baker Church of Christ and a member of the City Public Service Board Co. of San Antonio. He served in the United States Navy in World War II.

Survivors include: his wife, Mrs. Betty J. Young of Kerrville; parents, Clovis and Nora Young of Devine; two daughters, Karen Sheppard of Los Alamos, New Mexico and Sharon Messec of Moore; two sons; Ken Young of Brownfield and Brian Young of Kerrville; two sisters, Marjorie Pollard of Salinas, California and Norma Hassmann of San Antonio; and eight grandchildren. Graveside services will held at Ft. Sam Houston National Cemetery, San Antonio, Monday, August 24, at 11 a.m.

with full military honors, Funeral Arrangements are under the direction of Grimes Funeral Chapels of Kerrville. committee iT atlf Laura Howe are members of preparing for the American Cancer Society's 4th annual yHunt 0 24 News From Harper by Rickie Tatsch Marie Taylor is home recuperating following several days in the HCM Hospital last week. Bessie Bitzkie underwent surgery at Nix Hospital in San Antonio on Monday and is recuperating nicely. Virgil Lennon and Harold Rahe are both in the V.A. Medical Center at Kerrville.

E.R. Brown had cataract surgery at Audie Murphy, but is back at Fredricksburg Nursing Home with his wife. Last week Ola Mae Armstrong took her parents, Chester and Bessie Itz, to visit with old friends. At Moscow they visitetf Rev. and Mrs.

Walter and with a number of friends at Beaumont. They returned by Sunday, and attended the baptism of Justine Mae Armstrong at St. Andrew's Lutheran Church at Canyon Lake. Elizabeth Rahe had her entire family home this weekend from the Fort worth area in order to help enjoy the visit of their brother, Hardin, who is here with his family from Auburn, Alabama. Gene and Betty Rahe and sons (who had been visiting their grandmother all week), Shirlene and Richard Cowie, and Lorna and Dick Donahus and family.

Our sympathy goes to Hazel DID YOU KNOW THAT Hospices were established in the Middle Ages as places of shelter for travellers on difficult journeys as well as ailing and dying pilgrims? Ask about our free classified ads. Oehler in the loss of her mother, Olga Burrier, 93, who passed away August 8, at Fredericksburg Nursing Home. Our sympathy, also, to the former Mary Whetstone, whose husband, Gordie Dodd, passed away at Big Spring at the age of 76. The funeral was Sunday afternoon at 2 p.m. at the Noxville Cemetery.

Estella Whitworth who, along with her sisters, Helen Peril and Bill Kizer, are still prolific gardeners, raised some yard long beans, which are really and truly over two feet long. 3 Mr. and Mrs. Clint Brown have been going to Georgetown see their son, Bob. who was hospitalized following a heat stroke.

Brandon Rieger, 3, has been spending a few days with his grandmother, Josephine Rieger. He is the son of Neal and Tammy Rieger of San Antonio. There is still time to get entry blanks for the district Make it Yourself With Wool Contest which will be at Menard on October 17. If your Home Economics teacher doesn't have them, your home demonstration RANCHERS HOMEOWNERS BUSINESS Improve your water with i Rockland Water Filter and a "Rockett" water Write or for a free brochure OF a free demo ri. Jbmmm mm.m^*.

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We are wondering how many in the Harper area would be interested in receiving Meals on Wheels five days a week, if we could get them out of Fredericksburg each day about noon. Thanks to the churches that have been gathering food for the Help Center, There has been quite a bit of activity on Monday afternoon after 3 p.m. There is still a need for outgrown children's clothes. The governments commodities will be nt the Help Center on the last day of August for those who qualify. The Senior Citizens will hove games and at the Lutheran Church on September 1, at 2 p.m.

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