She was preceded in death by her husband parents and three brothers-in-law, Mike Lapham, Charlie Poncik and Daniel Miller. She was a member of the Catholic Daughters of America. for over 30 years, where she retired in 2007. They then moved back to Weimar, where she worked for Herder Truck Lines for a few years. They lived in Houston for four years, where she worked for Merrill Lynch. Michael Catholic School and graduated from Weimar High School in 1958. 6, 1940 to Victor and Annie Hudec Janecka. 24 at Colorado-Fayette Medical Center in Weimar. Transcribed by Dennis Boatright Miller, Anna Lee (Janecka)Īnna Lee Miller, age 70, of Weimar passed away Feb.
Colorado County Citizen, January 12, 1994 She was preceded in death by her parents a son, Jim Miller brother, Joe Thorp and a sister, Louise Thorp. Miller is survived by her husband, of Columbus daughter Emma Lipperdt and husband Lester of Katy grandsons Eric and Jason Lipperdt of Katy sister Marie Huebel of Sierra Blanca, Texas and numerous nieces and nephews. Pallbearers were Johnny Herzik, Jack Schindler, Herman Lee Henneke, Leonard Girndt, Melvin Huebel and Gene Herzik. 7, at Henneke Funeral Home, Columbus with Father Patrick Fidgeon officiating. Anthony Catholic Church, Columbus.įuneral services were held Friday, Jan. She had resided in Columbus since 1940 and was a member of St. 31, 1919, in Nederland, she was the daughter of Francis and Emma (Richter) Thorp. Weimar Mercury, MaMiller, Agnes "Mickey" (Thorp)Īgnes "Mickey" Miller, 74, of Columbus, died Tuesday, Jan 4, 1994, at her residence.īorn Jan. Our sympathy is extended the bereaved family. Miller of this community and had visited here a number of times. The sad news of the death of Adolf Miller of Columbus reached here Saturday. Our heartfelt sympathy goes out to his bereaved family. Miller was a substantial, good citizen, well liked by a large circle of friends, and his death is sincerely deplored. The remains were buried the following day.
Miller of this city, died Saturday morning at his home. Miller, a well known citizen of Columbus, uncle of Will F. Colorado Citizen, July 18, 1919, page 1 Miller, Adolph G. Both negroes have a reputation of being steady hard workers, it is said. The wife of Walter Hill was in town Thursday before the shooting on Friday with the intention of filing a complaint against Abe Miller but for some reason returned home without doing so. The shooting seems to have been the outgrowth of family trouble which had been going on for some time.
#HERMAN MILLER REVIT TRIAL#
Examining trial was waived and bond was placed at $1000 which Hill made Monday. A number of buck shot wounds were found in the back of the deceased. No one was in sight near the body and before it could be moved to the house it was necessary for Sheriff Wegenhoft to go to the home of Munnie Wallace and send him out over the country to round up enough help to get the body to the house after the examination had been made. After placing Hill in jail the sheriff got Justice of Peace Mahon and drove to the farm where they found the body of Abe Miller laying in the turn row at the end of a cotton field. Both negroes lived on the Ben Kansteiner farm about six miles north east of Columbus on the Alleyton-Frelsburg road.
Walter Hill, colored, went to jail last Friday evening and surrendered himself to Sheriff Wegenhoft, saying that he had killed Abe Miller. WALTER HILL SURRENDERS TO SHERIFF WEGENHOFT Miller, Abe ABE MILLER KILLED WITH SHOT GUN FRIDAY EVENING Obituaries "Miller" Do you have old obituaries you would like to share? Colorado County, Texas Obituaries - Miller
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