C.C. Vandeventer
MEMPHIS, April 2 - C.C. Vandeventer, 61 years old, long-time resident of Hall County, died at 2 PM today in Odom Clinic Hospital, where he had been a patient after suffering a heart attack about two weeks ago.
Funeral services will be conducted at 3 PM Saturday in the Lakeview Baptist Church. Rev. F.N. Allen and Rev. I.T. Hoggatt will officiate. Burial will be in Lakeview Cemetery with services under the direction of Murphy-Spicer Funeral Home of Memphis.
+Source: Amarillo Daily News, Amarillo, TX 04/03/1953
"Obit. information provided by Find A Grave contributor Chris"
+Suggested edit: Ill health brought Claude Vandeventer to Hall County in 1906 from Hunt County, and he settled in Memphis when the city boasted of three brick buildings and all the sidewalks were plank. Mr. Vandeventer secured a contract to haul gravel to the water works shortly after his arrival to Memphis. He got the contract from D. Browder. Later, Mr. Vandeventer moved to the farm of Mr. Snowden and made his home there for a time. It was his ambition to own a saddle horse and saddle. A friend suggested that he contact S.S. Montgomery at the First National Bank in Memphis and borrow the money. The bank was then located on the northeast corner of the courthouse square in the building occupied at Tarver's Drug Store. He made the loan and purchased the horse and saddle, both of which were a great source of pride and gave him long and good service. During the crop season of 1906, he lived in the home of Mr. and Mrs. H.T. Rea and picked cotton on their place. Mr. Vandeventer has lived in the Plaska community all these years.
Memphis Democrat
July 22, 1938
+Name: Claude Curtis Vandeventer
Death date: 02 Apr 1953
Death place: Memphis, Hall, Texas
Gender: Male
Race or color (on document): W
Age at death: 61 years 2 months 5 days
Birth date: 27 Jan 1892
Birthplace: Franklin Co., Kentucky
Father's name: T. J. Vandeventer
Father's birthplace: Virginia
Mother's name: Thedocia Ann Galey
Occupation: Farmer
Residence: Armstrong Co., Texas
Cemetery name: Lakeview Cemetery
Burial place: Lakeview, Hall Co., Texas
Burial date: 04 Apr 1953
MEMPHIS, April 2 - C.C. Vandeventer, 61 years old, long-time resident of Hall County, died at 2 PM today in Odom Clinic Hospital, where he had been a patient after suffering a heart attack about two weeks ago.
Funeral services will be conducted at 3 PM Saturday in the Lakeview Baptist Church. Rev. F.N. Allen and Rev. I.T. Hoggatt will officiate. Burial will be in Lakeview Cemetery with services under the direction of Murphy-Spicer Funeral Home of Memphis.
+Source: Amarillo Daily News, Amarillo, TX 04/03/1953
"Obit. information provided by Find A Grave contributor Chris"
+Suggested edit: Ill health brought Claude Vandeventer to Hall County in 1906 from Hunt County, and he settled in Memphis when the city boasted of three brick buildings and all the sidewalks were plank. Mr. Vandeventer secured a contract to haul gravel to the water works shortly after his arrival to Memphis. He got the contract from D. Browder. Later, Mr. Vandeventer moved to the farm of Mr. Snowden and made his home there for a time. It was his ambition to own a saddle horse and saddle. A friend suggested that he contact S.S. Montgomery at the First National Bank in Memphis and borrow the money. The bank was then located on the northeast corner of the courthouse square in the building occupied at Tarver's Drug Store. He made the loan and purchased the horse and saddle, both of which were a great source of pride and gave him long and good service. During the crop season of 1906, he lived in the home of Mr. and Mrs. H.T. Rea and picked cotton on their place. Mr. Vandeventer has lived in the Plaska community all these years.
Memphis Democrat
July 22, 1938
+Name: Claude Curtis Vandeventer
Death date: 02 Apr 1953
Death place: Memphis, Hall, Texas
Gender: Male
Race or color (on document): W
Age at death: 61 years 2 months 5 days
Birth date: 27 Jan 1892
Birthplace: Franklin Co., Kentucky
Father's name: T. J. Vandeventer
Father's birthplace: Virginia
Mother's name: Thedocia Ann Galey
Occupation: Farmer
Residence: Armstrong Co., Texas
Cemetery name: Lakeview Cemetery
Burial place: Lakeview, Hall Co., Texas
Burial date: 04 Apr 1953
C.C. Vandeventer
MEMPHIS, April 2 - C.C. Vandeventer, 61 years old, long-time resident of Hall County, died at 2 PM today in Odom Clinic Hospital, where he had been a patient after suffering a heart attack about two weeks ago.
Funeral services will be conducted at 3 PM Saturday in the Lakeview Baptist Church. Rev. F.N. Allen and Rev. I.T. Hoggatt will officiate. Burial will be in Lakeview Cemetery with services under the direction of Murphy-Spicer Funeral Home of Memphis.
+Source: Amarillo Daily News, Amarillo, TX 04/03/1953
"Obit. information provided by Find A Grave contributor Chris"
+Suggested edit: Ill health brought Claude Vandeventer to Hall County in 1906 from Hunt County, and he settled in Memphis when the city boasted of three brick buildings and all the sidewalks were plank. Mr. Vandeventer secured a contract to haul gravel to the water works shortly after his arrival to Memphis. He got the contract from D. Browder. Later, Mr. Vandeventer moved to the farm of Mr. Snowden and made his home there for a time. It was his ambition to own a saddle horse and saddle. A friend suggested that he contact S.S. Montgomery at the First National Bank in Memphis and borrow the money. The bank was then located on the northeast corner of the courthouse square in the building occupied at Tarver's Drug Store. He made the loan and purchased the horse and saddle, both of which were a great source of pride and gave him long and good service. During the crop season of 1906, he lived in the home of Mr. and Mrs. H.T. Rea and picked cotton on their place. Mr. Vandeventer has lived in the Plaska community all these years.
Memphis Democrat
July 22, 1938
+Name: Claude Curtis Vandeventer
Death date: 02 Apr 1953
Death place: Memphis, Hall, Texas
Gender: Male
Race or color (on document): W
Age at death: 61 years 2 months 5 days
Birth date: 27 Jan 1892
Birthplace: Franklin Co., Kentucky
Father's name: T. J. Vandeventer
Father's birthplace: Virginia
Mother's name: Thedocia Ann Galey
Occupation: Farmer
Residence: Armstrong Co., Texas
Cemetery name: Lakeview Cemetery
Burial place: Lakeview, Hall Co., Texas
Burial date: 04 Apr 1953
MEMPHIS, April 2 - C.C. Vandeventer, 61 years old, long-time resident of Hall County, died at 2 PM today in Odom Clinic Hospital, where he had been a patient after suffering a heart attack about two weeks ago.
Funeral services will be conducted at 3 PM Saturday in the Lakeview Baptist Church. Rev. F.N. Allen and Rev. I.T. Hoggatt will officiate. Burial will be in Lakeview Cemetery with services under the direction of Murphy-Spicer Funeral Home of Memphis.
+Source: Amarillo Daily News, Amarillo, TX 04/03/1953
"Obit. information provided by Find A Grave contributor Chris"
+Suggested edit: Ill health brought Claude Vandeventer to Hall County in 1906 from Hunt County, and he settled in Memphis when the city boasted of three brick buildings and all the sidewalks were plank. Mr. Vandeventer secured a contract to haul gravel to the water works shortly after his arrival to Memphis. He got the contract from D. Browder. Later, Mr. Vandeventer moved to the farm of Mr. Snowden and made his home there for a time. It was his ambition to own a saddle horse and saddle. A friend suggested that he contact S.S. Montgomery at the First National Bank in Memphis and borrow the money. The bank was then located on the northeast corner of the courthouse square in the building occupied at Tarver's Drug Store. He made the loan and purchased the horse and saddle, both of which were a great source of pride and gave him long and good service. During the crop season of 1906, he lived in the home of Mr. and Mrs. H.T. Rea and picked cotton on their place. Mr. Vandeventer has lived in the Plaska community all these years.
Memphis Democrat
July 22, 1938
+Name: Claude Curtis Vandeventer
Death date: 02 Apr 1953
Death place: Memphis, Hall, Texas
Gender: Male
Race or color (on document): W
Age at death: 61 years 2 months 5 days
Birth date: 27 Jan 1892
Birthplace: Franklin Co., Kentucky
Father's name: T. J. Vandeventer
Father's birthplace: Virginia
Mother's name: Thedocia Ann Galey
Occupation: Farmer
Residence: Armstrong Co., Texas
Cemetery name: Lakeview Cemetery
Burial place: Lakeview, Hall Co., Texas
Burial date: 04 Apr 1953
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