Obituaries:  George Dewey Hatcher, Sabine Parish       H-326
Source:  Sabine Index, Many, La., Aug 23, 1935
Submitted by: Tammy Larche-Smith
              tammy@cp-tel.net


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The Sabine Index - George Dewey Hatcher

  23 Aug 1935 - George Dewey Hatcher, age 36, son of Mrs. Lottie
Hatcher Vandegaer, expired at the family residence last Sunday
evening at 5:10 o'clock after an illness of three years.

  Mr. Hatcher, or Dewey, as he was known by his many friends, was
a graduate of St. John's Academy of Many, worked in the store
department of the La Long Leaf Lumber Co. at Fisher for a number
of years, later going to Shreveport, being connected with the
Dennis Ricou Grocery Co. At the time of the beginning of his
illness three years past he was connected with Duball Texas
Sulphur Co., of Houston, Texas.  Also being a veteran of the
World War.

  Funeral services were at the St. John's Catholic church 9:30
Monday, with a requiem high mass being sung by Father John C.
Vandegaer of Alexandria, interment being in the Catholic cemetery.
Active pallbearers:  R. L. Clark, C. J. Hubley, Rolla Robinson,
J. M. Belisle, S. L. Robinson, and J. T. Vaco.

  Surviving Mr. Hatcher is the mother, Mrs. W. H. Vandegaer; one
brother, Leo Hatcher of McAllen, Texas; three sisters, Sister
Stanilaus of St. Vincent's college, Shreveport, Mrs. J. S. Pickett
of Fisher, Mrs. W. R. Robinson and Miss Inez Hatcher of Many.