Quarterly report notes and personal obituary items
The notice lists the 1941 general fund quarterly finances for Republic Kansas with disbursements to Kans Power Co and a librarian. It also covers a funeral for a local resident, detailing survivors and service at Hampton Funeral Home with interment Riverview cemetery. Additional social visits and guests are noted among local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Werts
Republic, Kansas General Fund
Kans. Power Co
Anna C. Polley
Lowe & Campbell
Standard Oil Co
Hall
Scandia Journal
Republic Lbr. Co
Jesse Figgins
Fred Stromberg
G. G. Nutter
Gladys Thomas
Edith McClure
E. E. McClure
N. J. Hobiger
John Sankey
Fagen Hdw. Co
Belleville Telescope
Priz
Lauren Githens
Sankey Imp. Co
J. M. McMannama
Sal
Jacob King
J M. McMannama
Jaco King
E. J. Millen
Labor
Kans . Power Co
City Fire Dept
Street & Alley
Delmar Sare
E. W. Nystrom
Ralph Larkins
Cinders Chas. Stare
Rex B Brownlee Obituary Born 1890 Lafayette Kansas
Rex B Brownlee born September 15 1890 in Lafayette Kansas died June 24 1941 at his home Courtland He spent most of his life in Lafayette and Troy moving to Courtland in 1916 He married Alice Haney October 24 1916 and had one son Donald in the U S Air Corps He leaves his wife son parents and siblings and many relatives and friends
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rex B. Brownlee
Lafayette
Kans
Courtland
Troy
Alice Haney
Donald
Alice
U. S. Air Corps
Oscar F Werner of Ostergotland Dies at 79
Oscar F Werner born January 28 1862 in Ostergotland Sweden died June 30 1941 at St Joseph hospital Concordia aged 79 years five months and two days. He married Emma Charlotta Monson September 15 1896 in Sweden. Immigrated to the United States in 1909 living in Steandia until death. A stone mason by trade and naturalized American citizen in 1914. He was a devoted workman and trusted member of his Lutheran parish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Frederick Werner
Ostergotland
Sweden
St. Joseph Hospital
Concordia
Lutheran Church of
Swine Erysipelas A Threat To Herds Across Europe
Swine erysipelas or red sickness, a virulent bacillus disease, spread from South Dakota to 41 states by last year. It kills some herd portions, leaves carriers, contaminates soil, and affects pigs of all ages with arthritis as a common symptom. A serum treatment and new protective methods are underway, veterinarians report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
South Dakota
Mrs Albert Hammer and Elmera Visit Mrs Carl Hugos
Mrs Albert Hammer and Elmera were Saturday morning visitors of Mrs Carl Hugos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Johnson
Ed Jensen
Leonard Barleen
Mrs
Carl Hugos
Albert Hammer
Elmera
Also Mentioned on This Page
W. E. Dunnigan
New York City
Javier
Herbert
Stockholm
Martin
Arthur
Hampton Funeral Home
Riverview
Axel Jensen
Loren Eugene
George Freed
R. J. Bettis, Jr
Fort Riley
Thelma Acree
R. J. Bettis, Sr
Hoxie
Emanuel Johnson
Budding
Idatho
Andrew Perry
Charlie Hoyt
Milwaukee, Wisc
Frank Granstedt
Oscar Freed
Albert Moe
Belleville
Leonard Barton
Mer
Oscar F. Werner
Reddy Kilowatt
Xessick
Kansas Power Company
Scandia
Princess Theatre
Scandia Kansas
SAT. Sun
Cook's
A. M. Sanborn Lumber CO
Errol
Brenda Marshall
Ralph Bellamy
Alan Hale
Cee Patrick
Allen Jenkins
Lucile Watson
Warner Bros-Im
Beeney
Lloyd Bacon
Lester Gat
Lenie Siedler
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