Newell E. Thorne, 64, a lifelong resident of Leon County and brother of six Dallasites, died Wednesday in a local hospital after an illness of nearly a month. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Thursday in Concord, near Jewett, Leon County.
Mr. Thorne had operated a ranch at Jewett for many years and had often visited in Dallas. He became ill shortly after Christmas and was brought to Dallas for treatment.
Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Berta Thorne; a daughter, Miss Lona Bell Thorne, Jewett; six sons, Bernice Thorne, Ralph Thorne, Joe Thorne and Wendell Thorne, all of Texas City, Galveston County; Eric Thorne, Coleman, and Buie Thorne, Jewett; three sisters, Mrs. Minnie Moore, Mrs. John Sigmund and Mrs. W. H. Reid, all of Dallas, and three brothers, R. J. Thorne, M. C. Thorne and Carl Thorne, all of Dallas.
Published in The Dallas Morning News, January 30, 1941
Mr. Thorne had operated a ranch at Jewett for many years and had often visited in Dallas. He became ill shortly after Christmas and was brought to Dallas for treatment.
Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Berta Thorne; a daughter, Miss Lona Bell Thorne, Jewett; six sons, Bernice Thorne, Ralph Thorne, Joe Thorne and Wendell Thorne, all of Texas City, Galveston County; Eric Thorne, Coleman, and Buie Thorne, Jewett; three sisters, Mrs. Minnie Moore, Mrs. John Sigmund and Mrs. W. H. Reid, all of Dallas, and three brothers, R. J. Thorne, M. C. Thorne and Carl Thorne, all of Dallas.
Published in The Dallas Morning News, January 30, 1941
Newell E. Thorne, 64, a lifelong resident of Leon County and brother of six Dallasites, died Wednesday in a local hospital after an illness of nearly a month. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Thursday in Concord, near Jewett, Leon County.
Mr. Thorne had operated a ranch at Jewett for many years and had often visited in Dallas. He became ill shortly after Christmas and was brought to Dallas for treatment.
Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Berta Thorne; a daughter, Miss Lona Bell Thorne, Jewett; six sons, Bernice Thorne, Ralph Thorne, Joe Thorne and Wendell Thorne, all of Texas City, Galveston County; Eric Thorne, Coleman, and Buie Thorne, Jewett; three sisters, Mrs. Minnie Moore, Mrs. John Sigmund and Mrs. W. H. Reid, all of Dallas, and three brothers, R. J. Thorne, M. C. Thorne and Carl Thorne, all of Dallas.
Published in The Dallas Morning News, January 30, 1941
Mr. Thorne had operated a ranch at Jewett for many years and had often visited in Dallas. He became ill shortly after Christmas and was brought to Dallas for treatment.
Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Berta Thorne; a daughter, Miss Lona Bell Thorne, Jewett; six sons, Bernice Thorne, Ralph Thorne, Joe Thorne and Wendell Thorne, all of Texas City, Galveston County; Eric Thorne, Coleman, and Buie Thorne, Jewett; three sisters, Mrs. Minnie Moore, Mrs. John Sigmund and Mrs. W. H. Reid, all of Dallas, and three brothers, R. J. Thorne, M. C. Thorne and Carl Thorne, all of Dallas.
Published in The Dallas Morning News, January 30, 1941
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