Funeral services for Earl Grice, one of the last victims of the Texas City, Texas, disaster, to be identified, were held at Old Union Church, near Joyce, Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
The remains were identified earlier this week by keys found on the body, which had been issued to Mr. Grice by the Chemical Company, and by a belt buckle on the victim. The remains arrived at the home of the victim's parents, Rev. and Mrs. W. M. Grice, of Route Two, Winnfield, this morning.
Mrs. Earl Grice, widow of Mr. Grice, and three children, Willie Pearl, Laura Ann, and Pauline, have moved from Texas City, to Route Two, Winnfield, to make their home.
Published in The Winn Parish Enterprise, May 1, 1947
The remains were identified earlier this week by keys found on the body, which had been issued to Mr. Grice by the Chemical Company, and by a belt buckle on the victim. The remains arrived at the home of the victim's parents, Rev. and Mrs. W. M. Grice, of Route Two, Winnfield, this morning.
Mrs. Earl Grice, widow of Mr. Grice, and three children, Willie Pearl, Laura Ann, and Pauline, have moved from Texas City, to Route Two, Winnfield, to make their home.
Published in The Winn Parish Enterprise, May 1, 1947
Funeral services for Earl Grice, one of the last victims of the Texas City, Texas, disaster, to be identified, were held at Old Union Church, near Joyce, Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
The remains were identified earlier this week by keys found on the body, which had been issued to Mr. Grice by the Chemical Company, and by a belt buckle on the victim. The remains arrived at the home of the victim's parents, Rev. and Mrs. W. M. Grice, of Route Two, Winnfield, this morning.
Mrs. Earl Grice, widow of Mr. Grice, and three children, Willie Pearl, Laura Ann, and Pauline, have moved from Texas City, to Route Two, Winnfield, to make their home.
Published in The Winn Parish Enterprise, May 1, 1947
The remains were identified earlier this week by keys found on the body, which had been issued to Mr. Grice by the Chemical Company, and by a belt buckle on the victim. The remains arrived at the home of the victim's parents, Rev. and Mrs. W. M. Grice, of Route Two, Winnfield, this morning.
Mrs. Earl Grice, widow of Mr. Grice, and three children, Willie Pearl, Laura Ann, and Pauline, have moved from Texas City, to Route Two, Winnfield, to make their home.
Published in The Winn Parish Enterprise, May 1, 1947
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