(Information submitted by Karen Phillips #46884884)
Married Louis E. Koerner 22 June 1898, Jefferson County, Indiana
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Heraldo de Brownsville
Brownsville, TX
19 July 1939
Wednesday
Voice of Disney Cartoon Birds Ends Stay Here
Brownsville--Miss Marie Jeannerette, Hollywood movie whistler, took back to California a good case of Valley Sunburn when she left Brownsville by Southern Pacific Lines Tuesday night.
Miss Jeannerete, who is the "voice" of the birds in Walt Disney movies, was here for three weeks and three days visiting her aunt, Mrs. Abbye Koerner at the Travelers Motel.
The sunburn, Miss Jeannerete said, was acquired Sunday while swimming at Boca Chica, but it didn't change her feeling toward the Valley at all.
Despite being a Californian, she thinks the Valley swell, and the people, especially.
Aside from working in the Disney movies, Miss Jeannerette also imitates bird calls for Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer and Paramount studios. She also appears on the radio.
The bird work is done at night, because movie tone effects are best at that time, she said. She is also legal secretary to Samuel S. Hinds, actor and attorney.
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From Death Certificate:
Died at the Travelers Hotel
Birthdate: Not Known Exactly
Widowed
Parents: Unknown
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The Madison Courier
29 July 1943
Thursday
MRS. L.E. KOERNER DEAD
Former Madisonian Dies at Brownsville, Texas
Mrs. Abbye Townsend Koerner, a former resident of this city, died at her apartment in Brownsville, Tex., last night, according to a report received this morning by the Lytle funeral home.
Her husband, L.E. Koerner, came to Madison during the building of the Madison postoffice some fifty years ago.
Since going to Brownsville she had lived in a hotel apartment, but had maintained connections with friends here thru visits and correspondence.
Close friends are requested to communicate with Mr. A. H. Lytle at the funeral home, where she will be brought tomorrow evening. Funeral arrangements are incomplete.
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The Madison Courier
31 July 1943
Saturday
Koerner Rites Sunday
Mrs. Abbye T. Koerner, a former Madison resident who died Wednesday morning at Brownsvhille, Tex., is expected to arrive at the Lytle funeral home this evening at 8:30 o'clock. Funeral services will be held at the funeral home tomorrow at 1:30 p.m., and burial will be in the Springdale cemetery.
Married Louis E. Koerner 22 June 1898, Jefferson County, Indiana
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Heraldo de Brownsville
Brownsville, TX
19 July 1939
Wednesday
Voice of Disney Cartoon Birds Ends Stay Here
Brownsville--Miss Marie Jeannerette, Hollywood movie whistler, took back to California a good case of Valley Sunburn when she left Brownsville by Southern Pacific Lines Tuesday night.
Miss Jeannerete, who is the "voice" of the birds in Walt Disney movies, was here for three weeks and three days visiting her aunt, Mrs. Abbye Koerner at the Travelers Motel.
The sunburn, Miss Jeannerete said, was acquired Sunday while swimming at Boca Chica, but it didn't change her feeling toward the Valley at all.
Despite being a Californian, she thinks the Valley swell, and the people, especially.
Aside from working in the Disney movies, Miss Jeannerette also imitates bird calls for Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer and Paramount studios. She also appears on the radio.
The bird work is done at night, because movie tone effects are best at that time, she said. She is also legal secretary to Samuel S. Hinds, actor and attorney.
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From Death Certificate:
Died at the Travelers Hotel
Birthdate: Not Known Exactly
Widowed
Parents: Unknown
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The Madison Courier
29 July 1943
Thursday
MRS. L.E. KOERNER DEAD
Former Madisonian Dies at Brownsville, Texas
Mrs. Abbye Townsend Koerner, a former resident of this city, died at her apartment in Brownsville, Tex., last night, according to a report received this morning by the Lytle funeral home.
Her husband, L.E. Koerner, came to Madison during the building of the Madison postoffice some fifty years ago.
Since going to Brownsville she had lived in a hotel apartment, but had maintained connections with friends here thru visits and correspondence.
Close friends are requested to communicate with Mr. A. H. Lytle at the funeral home, where she will be brought tomorrow evening. Funeral arrangements are incomplete.
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The Madison Courier
31 July 1943
Saturday
Koerner Rites Sunday
Mrs. Abbye T. Koerner, a former Madison resident who died Wednesday morning at Brownsvhille, Tex., is expected to arrive at the Lytle funeral home this evening at 8:30 o'clock. Funeral services will be held at the funeral home tomorrow at 1:30 p.m., and burial will be in the Springdale cemetery.
(Information submitted by Karen Phillips #46884884)
Married Louis E. Koerner 22 June 1898, Jefferson County, Indiana
=====================
Heraldo de Brownsville
Brownsville, TX
19 July 1939
Wednesday
Voice of Disney Cartoon Birds Ends Stay Here
Brownsville--Miss Marie Jeannerette, Hollywood movie whistler, took back to California a good case of Valley Sunburn when she left Brownsville by Southern Pacific Lines Tuesday night.
Miss Jeannerete, who is the "voice" of the birds in Walt Disney movies, was here for three weeks and three days visiting her aunt, Mrs. Abbye Koerner at the Travelers Motel.
The sunburn, Miss Jeannerete said, was acquired Sunday while swimming at Boca Chica, but it didn't change her feeling toward the Valley at all.
Despite being a Californian, she thinks the Valley swell, and the people, especially.
Aside from working in the Disney movies, Miss Jeannerette also imitates bird calls for Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer and Paramount studios. She also appears on the radio.
The bird work is done at night, because movie tone effects are best at that time, she said. She is also legal secretary to Samuel S. Hinds, actor and attorney.
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From Death Certificate:
Died at the Travelers Hotel
Birthdate: Not Known Exactly
Widowed
Parents: Unknown
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The Madison Courier
29 July 1943
Thursday
MRS. L.E. KOERNER DEAD
Former Madisonian Dies at Brownsville, Texas
Mrs. Abbye Townsend Koerner, a former resident of this city, died at her apartment in Brownsville, Tex., last night, according to a report received this morning by the Lytle funeral home.
Her husband, L.E. Koerner, came to Madison during the building of the Madison postoffice some fifty years ago.
Since going to Brownsville she had lived in a hotel apartment, but had maintained connections with friends here thru visits and correspondence.
Close friends are requested to communicate with Mr. A. H. Lytle at the funeral home, where she will be brought tomorrow evening. Funeral arrangements are incomplete.
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The Madison Courier
31 July 1943
Saturday
Koerner Rites Sunday
Mrs. Abbye T. Koerner, a former Madison resident who died Wednesday morning at Brownsvhille, Tex., is expected to arrive at the Lytle funeral home this evening at 8:30 o'clock. Funeral services will be held at the funeral home tomorrow at 1:30 p.m., and burial will be in the Springdale cemetery.
Married Louis E. Koerner 22 June 1898, Jefferson County, Indiana
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Heraldo de Brownsville
Brownsville, TX
19 July 1939
Wednesday
Voice of Disney Cartoon Birds Ends Stay Here
Brownsville--Miss Marie Jeannerette, Hollywood movie whistler, took back to California a good case of Valley Sunburn when she left Brownsville by Southern Pacific Lines Tuesday night.
Miss Jeannerete, who is the "voice" of the birds in Walt Disney movies, was here for three weeks and three days visiting her aunt, Mrs. Abbye Koerner at the Travelers Motel.
The sunburn, Miss Jeannerete said, was acquired Sunday while swimming at Boca Chica, but it didn't change her feeling toward the Valley at all.
Despite being a Californian, she thinks the Valley swell, and the people, especially.
Aside from working in the Disney movies, Miss Jeannerette also imitates bird calls for Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer and Paramount studios. She also appears on the radio.
The bird work is done at night, because movie tone effects are best at that time, she said. She is also legal secretary to Samuel S. Hinds, actor and attorney.
==================
From Death Certificate:
Died at the Travelers Hotel
Birthdate: Not Known Exactly
Widowed
Parents: Unknown
===================
The Madison Courier
29 July 1943
Thursday
MRS. L.E. KOERNER DEAD
Former Madisonian Dies at Brownsville, Texas
Mrs. Abbye Townsend Koerner, a former resident of this city, died at her apartment in Brownsville, Tex., last night, according to a report received this morning by the Lytle funeral home.
Her husband, L.E. Koerner, came to Madison during the building of the Madison postoffice some fifty years ago.
Since going to Brownsville she had lived in a hotel apartment, but had maintained connections with friends here thru visits and correspondence.
Close friends are requested to communicate with Mr. A. H. Lytle at the funeral home, where she will be brought tomorrow evening. Funeral arrangements are incomplete.
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The Madison Courier
31 July 1943
Saturday
Koerner Rites Sunday
Mrs. Abbye T. Koerner, a former Madison resident who died Wednesday morning at Brownsvhille, Tex., is expected to arrive at the Lytle funeral home this evening at 8:30 o'clock. Funeral services will be held at the funeral home tomorrow at 1:30 p.m., and burial will be in the Springdale cemetery.
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