Funeral Rites Tomorrow for Norman L. Casner
Funeral services for Norman L. Casner, El Paso and West, Texas automobile dealer who died in El Paso late yesterday, will be held at 2 p. m. tomorrow in the First Christian Church. Rev. D. W. McElroy will officiate.
He was 50.
He was born in Llano County and attended Kingland Schools and the Baptist Academy in San Marcus.
To Alpine in 1915
In 1915 he went to Alpine, where he and his brother, Jim Casner, organized the West Texas Motor Co., a Ford agency.
In 1917 he joined the Navy, and in 1919 after his discharge, He organized the Casner Motor Co., with his brother, Jim, in Marfa. They operated there until 1925, when he moved to El Paso. The Casner Motor Co. was then organized here. Mr. Casner, known as "Buck,” was
president of the company at the time of his death.
Mr. Casner operated La Mota Co. in Presidio County, and other automobile agencies m Sanderson, Las Cruces, Wink and Chinati.
Member of Shrine
All agencies have been sold but those in Marfa and Alpine are still operated by the company.
He was active in the civic affairs of El Paso. He was a member of El Maida Shrine and a member of the First Christian Church.
Mr. Casner is survived by his widow, Mrs. Mary Wien Casner; three sons, Norman L. Jr., Edward and James Casner; his father, E. V. Casner of Alpine; two sisters, Mrs. Felix Jones of Lordsburg and Mrs. W. B. Walker of Marfa; and his three brothers.
Funeral services will be under the direction of Hagedun-llarding Funeral Home.
Published Wednesday, April 10, 1946 in THE EL PASO HERALD-POST, El Paso, Texas on page 1, col. 7.
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Deaths and Funerals
CASNER—Norman L. (Buck). 50, of 911 Cincinnati St.. died Tuesday. He was general manager ot the Studebaker agency in El Paso. Member of First Christian Church, also Masonic Lodge, Scottish Rite, El Maida Shrine, and director of the Southwestern Childrens Home. Was a veteran of World War I. Survivors are his wife. Mrs. Mary Ellen Casner, and sons, Norman Jr., Edward and James, El Paso; father. E. V. Casner, Alpine; sisters, Mrs. Felix Jones, Lordsburg and Mrs. W. B. Walker, Marfa; brothers. J . E. Casner, Alpine and S. W. Casner. Presidio, and R. S. Casner, Marfa. Funeral services 2 p. m. Thursday. Hagedon-Harding Chapel, Rev. D. W. McElroy officiating.
Burial in Evergreen.
Published Wednesday, April 10, 1946 in THE EL PASO HERALD-POST, El Paso, Texas on page 16, col. 1.
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Buck Casner
A lot of people in the El Paso Southwest didn't know they knew Norman L. Casner, who died yesterday. But thousands knew him as Buck Casner, and that is a great tribute to the fine man he was, one who had many friends because he was a friend to so many. Buck Casner died young, only 80, so his death is all the more shocking to the community that had come to regard him as an ever-present and dependable friend. It is tragic that he was cut down In his prime. The Southwest will long remember Buck.
Published Wednesday, April 10, 1946 in THE EL PASO HERALD-POST, El Paso, Texas on page 4, col. 1.
Funeral services for Norman L. Casner, El Paso and West, Texas automobile dealer who died in El Paso late yesterday, will be held at 2 p. m. tomorrow in the First Christian Church. Rev. D. W. McElroy will officiate.
He was 50.
He was born in Llano County and attended Kingland Schools and the Baptist Academy in San Marcus.
To Alpine in 1915
In 1915 he went to Alpine, where he and his brother, Jim Casner, organized the West Texas Motor Co., a Ford agency.
In 1917 he joined the Navy, and in 1919 after his discharge, He organized the Casner Motor Co., with his brother, Jim, in Marfa. They operated there until 1925, when he moved to El Paso. The Casner Motor Co. was then organized here. Mr. Casner, known as "Buck,” was
president of the company at the time of his death.
Mr. Casner operated La Mota Co. in Presidio County, and other automobile agencies m Sanderson, Las Cruces, Wink and Chinati.
Member of Shrine
All agencies have been sold but those in Marfa and Alpine are still operated by the company.
He was active in the civic affairs of El Paso. He was a member of El Maida Shrine and a member of the First Christian Church.
Mr. Casner is survived by his widow, Mrs. Mary Wien Casner; three sons, Norman L. Jr., Edward and James Casner; his father, E. V. Casner of Alpine; two sisters, Mrs. Felix Jones of Lordsburg and Mrs. W. B. Walker of Marfa; and his three brothers.
Funeral services will be under the direction of Hagedun-llarding Funeral Home.
Published Wednesday, April 10, 1946 in THE EL PASO HERALD-POST, El Paso, Texas on page 1, col. 7.
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Deaths and Funerals
CASNER—Norman L. (Buck). 50, of 911 Cincinnati St.. died Tuesday. He was general manager ot the Studebaker agency in El Paso. Member of First Christian Church, also Masonic Lodge, Scottish Rite, El Maida Shrine, and director of the Southwestern Childrens Home. Was a veteran of World War I. Survivors are his wife. Mrs. Mary Ellen Casner, and sons, Norman Jr., Edward and James, El Paso; father. E. V. Casner, Alpine; sisters, Mrs. Felix Jones, Lordsburg and Mrs. W. B. Walker, Marfa; brothers. J . E. Casner, Alpine and S. W. Casner. Presidio, and R. S. Casner, Marfa. Funeral services 2 p. m. Thursday. Hagedon-Harding Chapel, Rev. D. W. McElroy officiating.
Burial in Evergreen.
Published Wednesday, April 10, 1946 in THE EL PASO HERALD-POST, El Paso, Texas on page 16, col. 1.
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Buck Casner
A lot of people in the El Paso Southwest didn't know they knew Norman L. Casner, who died yesterday. But thousands knew him as Buck Casner, and that is a great tribute to the fine man he was, one who had many friends because he was a friend to so many. Buck Casner died young, only 80, so his death is all the more shocking to the community that had come to regard him as an ever-present and dependable friend. It is tragic that he was cut down In his prime. The Southwest will long remember Buck.
Published Wednesday, April 10, 1946 in THE EL PASO HERALD-POST, El Paso, Texas on page 4, col. 1.
Funeral Rites Tomorrow for Norman L. Casner
Funeral services for Norman L. Casner, El Paso and West, Texas automobile dealer who died in El Paso late yesterday, will be held at 2 p. m. tomorrow in the First Christian Church. Rev. D. W. McElroy will officiate.
He was 50.
He was born in Llano County and attended Kingland Schools and the Baptist Academy in San Marcus.
To Alpine in 1915
In 1915 he went to Alpine, where he and his brother, Jim Casner, organized the West Texas Motor Co., a Ford agency.
In 1917 he joined the Navy, and in 1919 after his discharge, He organized the Casner Motor Co., with his brother, Jim, in Marfa. They operated there until 1925, when he moved to El Paso. The Casner Motor Co. was then organized here. Mr. Casner, known as "Buck,” was
president of the company at the time of his death.
Mr. Casner operated La Mota Co. in Presidio County, and other automobile agencies m Sanderson, Las Cruces, Wink and Chinati.
Member of Shrine
All agencies have been sold but those in Marfa and Alpine are still operated by the company.
He was active in the civic affairs of El Paso. He was a member of El Maida Shrine and a member of the First Christian Church.
Mr. Casner is survived by his widow, Mrs. Mary Wien Casner; three sons, Norman L. Jr., Edward and James Casner; his father, E. V. Casner of Alpine; two sisters, Mrs. Felix Jones of Lordsburg and Mrs. W. B. Walker of Marfa; and his three brothers.
Funeral services will be under the direction of Hagedun-llarding Funeral Home.
Published Wednesday, April 10, 1946 in THE EL PASO HERALD-POST, El Paso, Texas on page 1, col. 7.
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Deaths and Funerals
CASNER—Norman L. (Buck). 50, of 911 Cincinnati St.. died Tuesday. He was general manager ot the Studebaker agency in El Paso. Member of First Christian Church, also Masonic Lodge, Scottish Rite, El Maida Shrine, and director of the Southwestern Childrens Home. Was a veteran of World War I. Survivors are his wife. Mrs. Mary Ellen Casner, and sons, Norman Jr., Edward and James, El Paso; father. E. V. Casner, Alpine; sisters, Mrs. Felix Jones, Lordsburg and Mrs. W. B. Walker, Marfa; brothers. J . E. Casner, Alpine and S. W. Casner. Presidio, and R. S. Casner, Marfa. Funeral services 2 p. m. Thursday. Hagedon-Harding Chapel, Rev. D. W. McElroy officiating.
Burial in Evergreen.
Published Wednesday, April 10, 1946 in THE EL PASO HERALD-POST, El Paso, Texas on page 16, col. 1.
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Buck Casner
A lot of people in the El Paso Southwest didn't know they knew Norman L. Casner, who died yesterday. But thousands knew him as Buck Casner, and that is a great tribute to the fine man he was, one who had many friends because he was a friend to so many. Buck Casner died young, only 80, so his death is all the more shocking to the community that had come to regard him as an ever-present and dependable friend. It is tragic that he was cut down In his prime. The Southwest will long remember Buck.
Published Wednesday, April 10, 1946 in THE EL PASO HERALD-POST, El Paso, Texas on page 4, col. 1.
Funeral services for Norman L. Casner, El Paso and West, Texas automobile dealer who died in El Paso late yesterday, will be held at 2 p. m. tomorrow in the First Christian Church. Rev. D. W. McElroy will officiate.
He was 50.
He was born in Llano County and attended Kingland Schools and the Baptist Academy in San Marcus.
To Alpine in 1915
In 1915 he went to Alpine, where he and his brother, Jim Casner, organized the West Texas Motor Co., a Ford agency.
In 1917 he joined the Navy, and in 1919 after his discharge, He organized the Casner Motor Co., with his brother, Jim, in Marfa. They operated there until 1925, when he moved to El Paso. The Casner Motor Co. was then organized here. Mr. Casner, known as "Buck,” was
president of the company at the time of his death.
Mr. Casner operated La Mota Co. in Presidio County, and other automobile agencies m Sanderson, Las Cruces, Wink and Chinati.
Member of Shrine
All agencies have been sold but those in Marfa and Alpine are still operated by the company.
He was active in the civic affairs of El Paso. He was a member of El Maida Shrine and a member of the First Christian Church.
Mr. Casner is survived by his widow, Mrs. Mary Wien Casner; three sons, Norman L. Jr., Edward and James Casner; his father, E. V. Casner of Alpine; two sisters, Mrs. Felix Jones of Lordsburg and Mrs. W. B. Walker of Marfa; and his three brothers.
Funeral services will be under the direction of Hagedun-llarding Funeral Home.
Published Wednesday, April 10, 1946 in THE EL PASO HERALD-POST, El Paso, Texas on page 1, col. 7.
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Deaths and Funerals
CASNER—Norman L. (Buck). 50, of 911 Cincinnati St.. died Tuesday. He was general manager ot the Studebaker agency in El Paso. Member of First Christian Church, also Masonic Lodge, Scottish Rite, El Maida Shrine, and director of the Southwestern Childrens Home. Was a veteran of World War I. Survivors are his wife. Mrs. Mary Ellen Casner, and sons, Norman Jr., Edward and James, El Paso; father. E. V. Casner, Alpine; sisters, Mrs. Felix Jones, Lordsburg and Mrs. W. B. Walker, Marfa; brothers. J . E. Casner, Alpine and S. W. Casner. Presidio, and R. S. Casner, Marfa. Funeral services 2 p. m. Thursday. Hagedon-Harding Chapel, Rev. D. W. McElroy officiating.
Burial in Evergreen.
Published Wednesday, April 10, 1946 in THE EL PASO HERALD-POST, El Paso, Texas on page 16, col. 1.
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Buck Casner
A lot of people in the El Paso Southwest didn't know they knew Norman L. Casner, who died yesterday. But thousands knew him as Buck Casner, and that is a great tribute to the fine man he was, one who had many friends because he was a friend to so many. Buck Casner died young, only 80, so his death is all the more shocking to the community that had come to regard him as an ever-present and dependable friend. It is tragic that he was cut down In his prime. The Southwest will long remember Buck.
Published Wednesday, April 10, 1946 in THE EL PASO HERALD-POST, El Paso, Texas on page 4, col. 1.
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