The Topeka Daily Capital
Saturday
May 20, 1939
William M. Stewart.
William M. STEWART, 71, former Topekan and brother of Charles STEWART, died Thursday in Kansas City.
He retired in 1935 after having been general claim agent for the American Railway Express Company in Kansas City.
He had been employed by the company since leaving Topeka nearly twenty years ago.
While living in Topeka, Mr. STEWART was employed by the Wells-Fargo Company and was associated with Masonic work.
Funeral services will be Monday in Kansas City.
Burial will be in Memorial Park Cemetery, Topeka.
Saturday
May 20, 1939
William M. Stewart.
William M. STEWART, 71, former Topekan and brother of Charles STEWART, died Thursday in Kansas City.
He retired in 1935 after having been general claim agent for the American Railway Express Company in Kansas City.
He had been employed by the company since leaving Topeka nearly twenty years ago.
While living in Topeka, Mr. STEWART was employed by the Wells-Fargo Company and was associated with Masonic work.
Funeral services will be Monday in Kansas City.
Burial will be in Memorial Park Cemetery, Topeka.
The Topeka Daily Capital
Saturday
May 20, 1939
William M. Stewart.
William M. STEWART, 71, former Topekan and brother of Charles STEWART, died Thursday in Kansas City.
He retired in 1935 after having been general claim agent for the American Railway Express Company in Kansas City.
He had been employed by the company since leaving Topeka nearly twenty years ago.
While living in Topeka, Mr. STEWART was employed by the Wells-Fargo Company and was associated with Masonic work.
Funeral services will be Monday in Kansas City.
Burial will be in Memorial Park Cemetery, Topeka.
Saturday
May 20, 1939
William M. Stewart.
William M. STEWART, 71, former Topekan and brother of Charles STEWART, died Thursday in Kansas City.
He retired in 1935 after having been general claim agent for the American Railway Express Company in Kansas City.
He had been employed by the company since leaving Topeka nearly twenty years ago.
While living in Topeka, Mr. STEWART was employed by the Wells-Fargo Company and was associated with Masonic work.
Funeral services will be Monday in Kansas City.
Burial will be in Memorial Park Cemetery, Topeka.
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