Lemarr Services Set For Monday Afternoon
Funeral services for Mrs. Rolley Lemarr, 44, who died at a local hospital Thursday night, were held Monday afternoon. Definite arrangements as to the time of the service have not been completed. Mrs. Lemarr had been a resident of Riley county for the past 16 years, living at her home east of Manhattan.
Mrs. Lemarr was born July 4, 1894, at Clayton Kansas. She is survived by her husband and four children, Mrs. Mildred B. Hill, Manhattan; and Mina, Ruth and Carl Lemarr, all of the home.
Four brothers, George, Hugh, and John Bell, all of Manhattan, and Cass Bell, Scottsbluff, Neb.; and six sisters, Mrs. Susie Gallentine, Clayton; Mrs. Kate (Kitty) Holgerson, Long Island, Kansas.; Mrs. Bertha Sloan, Randolph; Mrs. Alpha Hagan and Mrs. Dora Glines, both of Los Angeles; and Mrs. Ruth Stuck, Manhattan, also survive.
Funeral services for Mrs. Rolley Lemarr, 44, who died at a local hospital Thursday night, were held Monday afternoon. Definite arrangements as to the time of the service have not been completed. Mrs. Lemarr had been a resident of Riley county for the past 16 years, living at her home east of Manhattan.
Mrs. Lemarr was born July 4, 1894, at Clayton Kansas. She is survived by her husband and four children, Mrs. Mildred B. Hill, Manhattan; and Mina, Ruth and Carl Lemarr, all of the home.
Four brothers, George, Hugh, and John Bell, all of Manhattan, and Cass Bell, Scottsbluff, Neb.; and six sisters, Mrs. Susie Gallentine, Clayton; Mrs. Kate (Kitty) Holgerson, Long Island, Kansas.; Mrs. Bertha Sloan, Randolph; Mrs. Alpha Hagan and Mrs. Dora Glines, both of Los Angeles; and Mrs. Ruth Stuck, Manhattan, also survive.
Lemarr Services Set For Monday Afternoon
Funeral services for Mrs. Rolley Lemarr, 44, who died at a local hospital Thursday night, were held Monday afternoon. Definite arrangements as to the time of the service have not been completed. Mrs. Lemarr had been a resident of Riley county for the past 16 years, living at her home east of Manhattan.
Mrs. Lemarr was born July 4, 1894, at Clayton Kansas. She is survived by her husband and four children, Mrs. Mildred B. Hill, Manhattan; and Mina, Ruth and Carl Lemarr, all of the home.
Four brothers, George, Hugh, and John Bell, all of Manhattan, and Cass Bell, Scottsbluff, Neb.; and six sisters, Mrs. Susie Gallentine, Clayton; Mrs. Kate (Kitty) Holgerson, Long Island, Kansas.; Mrs. Bertha Sloan, Randolph; Mrs. Alpha Hagan and Mrs. Dora Glines, both of Los Angeles; and Mrs. Ruth Stuck, Manhattan, also survive.
Funeral services for Mrs. Rolley Lemarr, 44, who died at a local hospital Thursday night, were held Monday afternoon. Definite arrangements as to the time of the service have not been completed. Mrs. Lemarr had been a resident of Riley county for the past 16 years, living at her home east of Manhattan.
Mrs. Lemarr was born July 4, 1894, at Clayton Kansas. She is survived by her husband and four children, Mrs. Mildred B. Hill, Manhattan; and Mina, Ruth and Carl Lemarr, all of the home.
Four brothers, George, Hugh, and John Bell, all of Manhattan, and Cass Bell, Scottsbluff, Neb.; and six sisters, Mrs. Susie Gallentine, Clayton; Mrs. Kate (Kitty) Holgerson, Long Island, Kansas.; Mrs. Bertha Sloan, Randolph; Mrs. Alpha Hagan and Mrs. Dora Glines, both of Los Angeles; and Mrs. Ruth Stuck, Manhattan, also survive.
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