w/o A P Beck
Beck, Carrie E. (Marks)
Former Weimar Citizen Buried Here Monday
MRS. A. P. BECK DIES IN DALLAS
Mrs. Carrie E. Beck, widow of the late A. P. Beck, lately of Borden, died in Dallas Saturday night at ten o'clock. She had been visiting with her daughter, Mrs. W. J. Dobbs when taken critically ill.
Mrs. Beck has not been in good health for some time. After the death of her husband two years ago, she moved to Dallas and lived with her daughter, Mrs. W. J. Dobbs, coming back to Borden and Weimar several times for visits. She was 65 years old at time of her death.
Mrs. Beck was born on May 11, 1874, in the state of Kansas, and died June 3, 1939. One child survives, Mrs. W. J. Dobbs of 4304 Overhill Drive, Dallas, Texas. Also surviving are three brothers, W. W. Granger of Gonzales, C. L. Granger of Brackenridge and F. A. Granger of Dallas.
Funeral services were held at the Odd Fellows Cemetery in Weimar Monday morning at 10:30, with Rev. J. G. Palmer, local Methodist pastor, conducting the services.
The body was transported form Dallas to Weimar by the Columbus Funeral Home, Mr. P.K. Shatto in charge of funeral arrangements.
The Beck family were residents of Weimar for many years, Mr. Beck conducting a store on the corner next to the Mercury office. Later the family moved to Borden, where they built a home and store. This store was owned by Mr. Beck until his death two years ago. Since that time it has been managed by Miss Ruth Cady.
The Mercury joins many friends of the family in expressions of sympathy to the bereaved ones.
Weimar Mercury, June 9, 1939
Beck, Carrie E. (Marks)
Former Weimar Citizen Buried Here Monday
MRS. A. P. BECK DIES IN DALLAS
Mrs. Carrie E. Beck, widow of the late A. P. Beck, lately of Borden, died in Dallas Saturday night at ten o'clock. She had been visiting with her daughter, Mrs. W. J. Dobbs when taken critically ill.
Mrs. Beck has not been in good health for some time. After the death of her husband two years ago, she moved to Dallas and lived with her daughter, Mrs. W. J. Dobbs, coming back to Borden and Weimar several times for visits. She was 65 years old at time of her death.
Mrs. Beck was born on May 11, 1874, in the state of Kansas, and died June 3, 1939. One child survives, Mrs. W. J. Dobbs of 4304 Overhill Drive, Dallas, Texas. Also surviving are three brothers, W. W. Granger of Gonzales, C. L. Granger of Brackenridge and F. A. Granger of Dallas.
Funeral services were held at the Odd Fellows Cemetery in Weimar Monday morning at 10:30, with Rev. J. G. Palmer, local Methodist pastor, conducting the services.
The body was transported form Dallas to Weimar by the Columbus Funeral Home, Mr. P.K. Shatto in charge of funeral arrangements.
The Beck family were residents of Weimar for many years, Mr. Beck conducting a store on the corner next to the Mercury office. Later the family moved to Borden, where they built a home and store. This store was owned by Mr. Beck until his death two years ago. Since that time it has been managed by Miss Ruth Cady.
The Mercury joins many friends of the family in expressions of sympathy to the bereaved ones.
Weimar Mercury, June 9, 1939
w/o A P Beck
Beck, Carrie E. (Marks)
Former Weimar Citizen Buried Here Monday
MRS. A. P. BECK DIES IN DALLAS
Mrs. Carrie E. Beck, widow of the late A. P. Beck, lately of Borden, died in Dallas Saturday night at ten o'clock. She had been visiting with her daughter, Mrs. W. J. Dobbs when taken critically ill.
Mrs. Beck has not been in good health for some time. After the death of her husband two years ago, she moved to Dallas and lived with her daughter, Mrs. W. J. Dobbs, coming back to Borden and Weimar several times for visits. She was 65 years old at time of her death.
Mrs. Beck was born on May 11, 1874, in the state of Kansas, and died June 3, 1939. One child survives, Mrs. W. J. Dobbs of 4304 Overhill Drive, Dallas, Texas. Also surviving are three brothers, W. W. Granger of Gonzales, C. L. Granger of Brackenridge and F. A. Granger of Dallas.
Funeral services were held at the Odd Fellows Cemetery in Weimar Monday morning at 10:30, with Rev. J. G. Palmer, local Methodist pastor, conducting the services.
The body was transported form Dallas to Weimar by the Columbus Funeral Home, Mr. P.K. Shatto in charge of funeral arrangements.
The Beck family were residents of Weimar for many years, Mr. Beck conducting a store on the corner next to the Mercury office. Later the family moved to Borden, where they built a home and store. This store was owned by Mr. Beck until his death two years ago. Since that time it has been managed by Miss Ruth Cady.
The Mercury joins many friends of the family in expressions of sympathy to the bereaved ones.
Weimar Mercury, June 9, 1939
Beck, Carrie E. (Marks)
Former Weimar Citizen Buried Here Monday
MRS. A. P. BECK DIES IN DALLAS
Mrs. Carrie E. Beck, widow of the late A. P. Beck, lately of Borden, died in Dallas Saturday night at ten o'clock. She had been visiting with her daughter, Mrs. W. J. Dobbs when taken critically ill.
Mrs. Beck has not been in good health for some time. After the death of her husband two years ago, she moved to Dallas and lived with her daughter, Mrs. W. J. Dobbs, coming back to Borden and Weimar several times for visits. She was 65 years old at time of her death.
Mrs. Beck was born on May 11, 1874, in the state of Kansas, and died June 3, 1939. One child survives, Mrs. W. J. Dobbs of 4304 Overhill Drive, Dallas, Texas. Also surviving are three brothers, W. W. Granger of Gonzales, C. L. Granger of Brackenridge and F. A. Granger of Dallas.
Funeral services were held at the Odd Fellows Cemetery in Weimar Monday morning at 10:30, with Rev. J. G. Palmer, local Methodist pastor, conducting the services.
The body was transported form Dallas to Weimar by the Columbus Funeral Home, Mr. P.K. Shatto in charge of funeral arrangements.
The Beck family were residents of Weimar for many years, Mr. Beck conducting a store on the corner next to the Mercury office. Later the family moved to Borden, where they built a home and store. This store was owned by Mr. Beck until his death two years ago. Since that time it has been managed by Miss Ruth Cady.
The Mercury joins many friends of the family in expressions of sympathy to the bereaved ones.
Weimar Mercury, June 9, 1939
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