1st wife Amanda Hardin Banks
2nd Wife Helen (Hancock) Banks
Lewis Andrew Banks, 69, of 1312 Kansas City, Kansas, died yesterday at Providence hospital. He suffered a stroke two weeks ago. He was an employee for 10 years of the National Bellas Hess corporation. He was a member of the First General Baptist church, 1129 Scott. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Helen R. Banks of the home; seven daughters, Mrs. Louise Horton, Phoenix, Ariz; Mrs. Elsie Baker, 1117 Kansas; Mrs. Laura James, 1120 Kansas; Mrs. Dorothy Conatser, Trumann, Ark.; Mrs. Agnes Lester, 700 North Eighty-second, Muncie; Mrs. Edna Hromek, 2931 Quincy, and Mrs. Maxine Mauzey, 707 North Eight-second, Wyandotte County, and three sons, Edward D. Banks, 919 North Sixty-first terrace, Wyandotte County; Lewis A. Banks, Jr., 1103 Kansas, and Arlin R. Banks of the home; a sister, Mrs. Emily Rudd, Keokuk, IA, and 23 grandchildren. Published in the Kansas City Times, Thursday, June 7, 1956
2nd Wife Helen (Hancock) Banks
Lewis Andrew Banks, 69, of 1312 Kansas City, Kansas, died yesterday at Providence hospital. He suffered a stroke two weeks ago. He was an employee for 10 years of the National Bellas Hess corporation. He was a member of the First General Baptist church, 1129 Scott. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Helen R. Banks of the home; seven daughters, Mrs. Louise Horton, Phoenix, Ariz; Mrs. Elsie Baker, 1117 Kansas; Mrs. Laura James, 1120 Kansas; Mrs. Dorothy Conatser, Trumann, Ark.; Mrs. Agnes Lester, 700 North Eighty-second, Muncie; Mrs. Edna Hromek, 2931 Quincy, and Mrs. Maxine Mauzey, 707 North Eight-second, Wyandotte County, and three sons, Edward D. Banks, 919 North Sixty-first terrace, Wyandotte County; Lewis A. Banks, Jr., 1103 Kansas, and Arlin R. Banks of the home; a sister, Mrs. Emily Rudd, Keokuk, IA, and 23 grandchildren. Published in the Kansas City Times, Thursday, June 7, 1956
1st wife Amanda Hardin Banks
2nd Wife Helen (Hancock) Banks
Lewis Andrew Banks, 69, of 1312 Kansas City, Kansas, died yesterday at Providence hospital. He suffered a stroke two weeks ago. He was an employee for 10 years of the National Bellas Hess corporation. He was a member of the First General Baptist church, 1129 Scott. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Helen R. Banks of the home; seven daughters, Mrs. Louise Horton, Phoenix, Ariz; Mrs. Elsie Baker, 1117 Kansas; Mrs. Laura James, 1120 Kansas; Mrs. Dorothy Conatser, Trumann, Ark.; Mrs. Agnes Lester, 700 North Eighty-second, Muncie; Mrs. Edna Hromek, 2931 Quincy, and Mrs. Maxine Mauzey, 707 North Eight-second, Wyandotte County, and three sons, Edward D. Banks, 919 North Sixty-first terrace, Wyandotte County; Lewis A. Banks, Jr., 1103 Kansas, and Arlin R. Banks of the home; a sister, Mrs. Emily Rudd, Keokuk, IA, and 23 grandchildren. Published in the Kansas City Times, Thursday, June 7, 1956
2nd Wife Helen (Hancock) Banks
Lewis Andrew Banks, 69, of 1312 Kansas City, Kansas, died yesterday at Providence hospital. He suffered a stroke two weeks ago. He was an employee for 10 years of the National Bellas Hess corporation. He was a member of the First General Baptist church, 1129 Scott. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Helen R. Banks of the home; seven daughters, Mrs. Louise Horton, Phoenix, Ariz; Mrs. Elsie Baker, 1117 Kansas; Mrs. Laura James, 1120 Kansas; Mrs. Dorothy Conatser, Trumann, Ark.; Mrs. Agnes Lester, 700 North Eighty-second, Muncie; Mrs. Edna Hromek, 2931 Quincy, and Mrs. Maxine Mauzey, 707 North Eight-second, Wyandotte County, and three sons, Edward D. Banks, 919 North Sixty-first terrace, Wyandotte County; Lewis A. Banks, Jr., 1103 Kansas, and Arlin R. Banks of the home; a sister, Mrs. Emily Rudd, Keokuk, IA, and 23 grandchildren. Published in the Kansas City Times, Thursday, June 7, 1956
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