Obituary for Anna Josephine Crammer of Clyde to Belleville
Anna Josephine Crammer 60 died November 14 1936 at her Belleville home after living in Clyde Clayton Norton Belleville Republic County and Munden areas. Survived by daughter and son in law George Fike three grandsons sister foster son niece uncle and many friends. Funeral at M E Church Belleville conducted by Rev E Steward with interment in Belleville cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Josephine Crammer
Caroline
Jerry Crammer
Clyde
Kansas
Belleville
Gyde
Clayton
Norton
Kanégas
Charles S. Norris
John C. Harlow
Fen
Republic County
Munden
United Brothern Church
Methodist Church
George Fike
Scandia
Charles
George Jr
Loyaldean Fike
Dore Norris
John D. Harlow
Chester
Nebraska
Pearl Schuld
Dd. O. Crammer
M. E. Church
E. Steward
Belleville Center
Belleville Cemetery
The Red Plush Album Presented by Sophomore Class
The sophomore class staged a December assembly featuring an album of pages and verses titled The Red Plush Album. The program included portraits and songs by students such as Leo Johnson Ancele Zeick Lorraine Lindecrantz and Ruth McGregor Eldon Lar son Adeline Sandell and Corrine Naslund with Eldred Freed singing the selections.
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Old Oaken
Bucket
Leo
Johnson
Ancele Zeick
Lorraine Lindecrantz
Social Notes Include Local Visits Over Weekend
Frances Cooper spent Sunday at the Carl McDowell home. Mae Sothers was guest of Evelyn Brown Saturday night and Sunday. Lenora Isaacson accompanied Mr and Mrs Sherman Robinson Edna Sadie and Josie Robinson to Topeka on Friday November 27. Valjean Jackson spent weekend at the Carl Hugos home. Mae Sothers was in Belleville on December 27. Arlene Hugos was in Concordia Saturday Nov 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Cooper
Carl’ McDowell
Mae Sothers
Evelyn Brown
Lenora Isaacson
Sherman Robinson
Edna, Sadie
Josie Robinson
Topeka
Valjean Jackson
Carl Hugos
Belleville
Arlene Hugos
Concordia
Looking Ahead in Farm Marketing
Extension market specialist Vance M. Rucker notes hog numbers at markets, a potential bottom around Thanksgiving, and a possible price rise after mid December. He adds cooperative turkey marketing groups in Beloit Emporia and Hutchinson will handle about 75 thousand Kansas birds this year and that about one third of U.S. farmers use coops to sell all or part of their products.
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Turkey Marketing Associations
Beloit
Emporia
Hutchinson
United States
Scandia Journal
Scandia
Kansas
Journal
Pauls Last Letter And Passing The Gospel Torch
Lesson outlines Pauls final counsels to Timothy emphasizing godliness over gain, fleeing riches, fighting the faith, and divine deliverance. It stresses mentoring youths, training others, and carrying on Christian work through younger leaders. The message urges prayerful support for emerging workers and steadfast faith until Christ's appearing.
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Paul
Apostle Paul
Timothy
Goa
Jesus Christ
Christ
Worship and Prayers for Man’s Improvement
A devotional line emphasizes worship and prayers not for God but for man. It argues worship strengthens piety and virtuous dispositions and improves the moral character of individuals.
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God
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Josie Harlow
Whrade
Vance M. Rucker
Kansas State College
Harold L. LU Quist
Moody Bible Institute of
Chicago
Lantern
Tual
Tern