Funeral Rites for George Stall Held in Eudora
Funeral services for George Stall seventy four who died at his Kan City Kansas home were held at St. Paul’s Eowine church. Burial followed at Eudora cemetery. Stall born Logansport Indiana May 27 1903 moved with family to Kansas later married Mable Wittler in 1884. Survived by widow two sons Walter and Russell three sisters and three brothers. The note lists pallbearers and mentions a Mission Festival at St Paul’s on Oct 9 with basket dinner.
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California Fig Syrup Ad For Children
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French bread to fall in price and regain old quality
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Clean Kidneys by Drinking Lots of Water
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Paroled on Speeding Hine Charles Brown
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Two Homes Made Happy by Lydia Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound
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