EMMETT E. WARNER,  OF PIONEER FAMILY, DIES IN DALLAS

Emmett Emery Warner, 57, a brother of Mrs. Emma Hardcastle and Mrs. W. W. Perry and a former resident of Carrollton, died Saturday at a Dallas hospital and was buried Tuesday afternoon at 4, Rev. W. E. Anderson of the Weaver-Holtz Funeral chapel on McKinney officiating.
His home was at 627 Hartsdale, where his wife, Mrs. Beulah Warner, now resides.
Mr. Warner had loved in Carrollton before moving to Dallas and later moved back out here for a time. He once operated the ice house here and a meat market.
He was born near here, the son of John and Mary Warner, pioneer settlers, having come here in 1852 from new Cork, Ireland. Mr. John Warner was justice of the peace here a number of years before his death in 1909.
Mr. Warner served on the fire and police departments of Dallas for thirty nine years and was also superintendent of the maintenance department before his resignation about two years ago on account of his health. His health had become even worse within the past several months.
Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Beulah Warner; two sons, Steve Herring and john Herring; a brother, George F. Warner, Wylie; two sisters, Mrs. W. W. Perry and Mrs. Emma Hardscatle, both of Carrollton.
Burial was at Oak Grove Cemetery Irving.

The Carrollton Chronicle - January 5, 1945
Submitted by Edward Lynn Williams