Obituary Gonzales Inquirer July 5, 1927. Pg. 4
Mrs. Selma Ebel Passes Away At Shiner July 3.
Funeral Held Here Sunday Afternoon
Mrs. Selma Ebel, former resident of this city, passed away Sunday. July 3rd, at 6:15 a.m. at the residence of her sister, Mrs. J. C. Bluhm, at Shiner. Her passing was not unexpected as she had been an invalid for several years.
She was 45 years, 9 months and 9 days of age. Surviving her are three sons, Milton, Ebel of Freeport, Arnold and Elroy Ebel of this city one daughter, Mrs. Fred Ehrig of this city, her mother, Mrs. Hornshu of Witting and several brothers and sisters.
Her husband passed away nearly eight years ago. Mrs. Ebel had lived here probably fourteen years, the family coming to Gonzales from Lavaca county.
She was highly esteemed by all who knew her, and had for years been a faithful member of the German Methodist church of this city.
Her remains were laid to rest here in the City Cemetery Sunday afternoon, her pastor, Rev. O. C. Raeke, conducting the funeral services both at Shiner previous to their departure for Gonzales and beside the grave here, where the principal services were held.
Many lovely floral tributes made beautiful her last resting place, among them a special tribute from the Ladies Aid Society of the German Methodist church, of which he had been a member for year. The Young ladies Foreign Missionary Society also sent a special tribute.
The acting pallbearers included F. L. Lang, Otto Ehrig, Albert Spahn Willie Barron, E. C. Pagel and F. C. Nagel.
Her funeral was well attended,
These were honorary pallbearers at Shiner: M. E. Walter, C. C. Amsler, A. J. Blohm, W. A. Goush, E, C, Walters, C. B. Welhausen were active pallbearers at Shiner and here serve as the horary pallbearers.
Her funeral was well attended, many friends and relatives being assembled to honor her memory.
She "has entered into that rest that remaineth to the children of God"
Mrs. Selma Ebel Passes Away At Shiner July 3.
Funeral Held Here Sunday Afternoon
Mrs. Selma Ebel, former resident of this city, passed away Sunday. July 3rd, at 6:15 a.m. at the residence of her sister, Mrs. J. C. Bluhm, at Shiner. Her passing was not unexpected as she had been an invalid for several years.
She was 45 years, 9 months and 9 days of age. Surviving her are three sons, Milton, Ebel of Freeport, Arnold and Elroy Ebel of this city one daughter, Mrs. Fred Ehrig of this city, her mother, Mrs. Hornshu of Witting and several brothers and sisters.
Her husband passed away nearly eight years ago. Mrs. Ebel had lived here probably fourteen years, the family coming to Gonzales from Lavaca county.
She was highly esteemed by all who knew her, and had for years been a faithful member of the German Methodist church of this city.
Her remains were laid to rest here in the City Cemetery Sunday afternoon, her pastor, Rev. O. C. Raeke, conducting the funeral services both at Shiner previous to their departure for Gonzales and beside the grave here, where the principal services were held.
Many lovely floral tributes made beautiful her last resting place, among them a special tribute from the Ladies Aid Society of the German Methodist church, of which he had been a member for year. The Young ladies Foreign Missionary Society also sent a special tribute.
The acting pallbearers included F. L. Lang, Otto Ehrig, Albert Spahn Willie Barron, E. C. Pagel and F. C. Nagel.
Her funeral was well attended,
These were honorary pallbearers at Shiner: M. E. Walter, C. C. Amsler, A. J. Blohm, W. A. Goush, E, C, Walters, C. B. Welhausen were active pallbearers at Shiner and here serve as the horary pallbearers.
Her funeral was well attended, many friends and relatives being assembled to honor her memory.
She "has entered into that rest that remaineth to the children of God"
Obituary Gonzales Inquirer July 5, 1927. Pg. 4
Mrs. Selma Ebel Passes Away At Shiner July 3.
Funeral Held Here Sunday Afternoon
Mrs. Selma Ebel, former resident of this city, passed away Sunday. July 3rd, at 6:15 a.m. at the residence of her sister, Mrs. J. C. Bluhm, at Shiner. Her passing was not unexpected as she had been an invalid for several years.
She was 45 years, 9 months and 9 days of age. Surviving her are three sons, Milton, Ebel of Freeport, Arnold and Elroy Ebel of this city one daughter, Mrs. Fred Ehrig of this city, her mother, Mrs. Hornshu of Witting and several brothers and sisters.
Her husband passed away nearly eight years ago. Mrs. Ebel had lived here probably fourteen years, the family coming to Gonzales from Lavaca county.
She was highly esteemed by all who knew her, and had for years been a faithful member of the German Methodist church of this city.
Her remains were laid to rest here in the City Cemetery Sunday afternoon, her pastor, Rev. O. C. Raeke, conducting the funeral services both at Shiner previous to their departure for Gonzales and beside the grave here, where the principal services were held.
Many lovely floral tributes made beautiful her last resting place, among them a special tribute from the Ladies Aid Society of the German Methodist church, of which he had been a member for year. The Young ladies Foreign Missionary Society also sent a special tribute.
The acting pallbearers included F. L. Lang, Otto Ehrig, Albert Spahn Willie Barron, E. C. Pagel and F. C. Nagel.
Her funeral was well attended,
These were honorary pallbearers at Shiner: M. E. Walter, C. C. Amsler, A. J. Blohm, W. A. Goush, E, C, Walters, C. B. Welhausen were active pallbearers at Shiner and here serve as the horary pallbearers.
Her funeral was well attended, many friends and relatives being assembled to honor her memory.
She "has entered into that rest that remaineth to the children of God"
Mrs. Selma Ebel Passes Away At Shiner July 3.
Funeral Held Here Sunday Afternoon
Mrs. Selma Ebel, former resident of this city, passed away Sunday. July 3rd, at 6:15 a.m. at the residence of her sister, Mrs. J. C. Bluhm, at Shiner. Her passing was not unexpected as she had been an invalid for several years.
She was 45 years, 9 months and 9 days of age. Surviving her are three sons, Milton, Ebel of Freeport, Arnold and Elroy Ebel of this city one daughter, Mrs. Fred Ehrig of this city, her mother, Mrs. Hornshu of Witting and several brothers and sisters.
Her husband passed away nearly eight years ago. Mrs. Ebel had lived here probably fourteen years, the family coming to Gonzales from Lavaca county.
She was highly esteemed by all who knew her, and had for years been a faithful member of the German Methodist church of this city.
Her remains were laid to rest here in the City Cemetery Sunday afternoon, her pastor, Rev. O. C. Raeke, conducting the funeral services both at Shiner previous to their departure for Gonzales and beside the grave here, where the principal services were held.
Many lovely floral tributes made beautiful her last resting place, among them a special tribute from the Ladies Aid Society of the German Methodist church, of which he had been a member for year. The Young ladies Foreign Missionary Society also sent a special tribute.
The acting pallbearers included F. L. Lang, Otto Ehrig, Albert Spahn Willie Barron, E. C. Pagel and F. C. Nagel.
Her funeral was well attended,
These were honorary pallbearers at Shiner: M. E. Walter, C. C. Amsler, A. J. Blohm, W. A. Goush, E, C, Walters, C. B. Welhausen were active pallbearers at Shiner and here serve as the horary pallbearers.
Her funeral was well attended, many friends and relatives being assembled to honor her memory.
She "has entered into that rest that remaineth to the children of God"
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