Welton Laseter Dies After Heart Attack
Welton Laseter of Webb died early last night at a Dothan hospital after suffering a heart attack at his home. He was superintendent at Dothan Oil Mill Number Two and been associated with the firm a number of years.
Mr. Laseter, native of Barbour County, was a deacon at Webb Baptist Church and a leader in affairs of his community. Funeral services will be announced by Ward-Wilson Funeral Home of Dothan.
Survivors included the widow; a daughter, Miss Peggy Laseter of Webb; a son, Max Laseter, a student at Alabama Polytechnic Institute, and several sisters and brothers.
THE DOTHAN EAGLE (Dothan, Alabama) Sunday, December 10, 1950
Welton Laseter of Webb died early last night at a Dothan hospital after suffering a heart attack at his home. He was superintendent at Dothan Oil Mill Number Two and been associated with the firm a number of years.
Mr. Laseter, native of Barbour County, was a deacon at Webb Baptist Church and a leader in affairs of his community. Funeral services will be announced by Ward-Wilson Funeral Home of Dothan.
Survivors included the widow; a daughter, Miss Peggy Laseter of Webb; a son, Max Laseter, a student at Alabama Polytechnic Institute, and several sisters and brothers.
THE DOTHAN EAGLE (Dothan, Alabama) Sunday, December 10, 1950
Welton Laseter Dies After Heart Attack
Welton Laseter of Webb died early last night at a Dothan hospital after suffering a heart attack at his home. He was superintendent at Dothan Oil Mill Number Two and been associated with the firm a number of years.
Mr. Laseter, native of Barbour County, was a deacon at Webb Baptist Church and a leader in affairs of his community. Funeral services will be announced by Ward-Wilson Funeral Home of Dothan.
Survivors included the widow; a daughter, Miss Peggy Laseter of Webb; a son, Max Laseter, a student at Alabama Polytechnic Institute, and several sisters and brothers.
THE DOTHAN EAGLE (Dothan, Alabama) Sunday, December 10, 1950
Welton Laseter of Webb died early last night at a Dothan hospital after suffering a heart attack at his home. He was superintendent at Dothan Oil Mill Number Two and been associated with the firm a number of years.
Mr. Laseter, native of Barbour County, was a deacon at Webb Baptist Church and a leader in affairs of his community. Funeral services will be announced by Ward-Wilson Funeral Home of Dothan.
Survivors included the widow; a daughter, Miss Peggy Laseter of Webb; a son, Max Laseter, a student at Alabama Polytechnic Institute, and several sisters and brothers.
THE DOTHAN EAGLE (Dothan, Alabama) Sunday, December 10, 1950
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