Archie F Gardner, son of Mr and Mrs John Gardner, of the Gardner Canning Factory, died last Saturday, Dec 7, 1918, after a several days illness from pneumonia.
Archie was aged 20 years, 10 months and 30 days, and has always been a strong, healthy energetic young man. The entire Gardner family have been sick, and have been having a very trying time. Mr Gardner and two of the boys are still continued to their beds. The funeral services have not yet been decided uponas we go to press. The entire community sympathize with the GArnders in their sad afflicition, and trust for a speedy improvement in the condition of those who still remain sick.
Dec 12, 1918 Osage City Free Press
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Archie Frances Gardner funeral services were held in the Methodist church on Tuesday,,Dec 31st at 2 pm Reverend Waring officiated. The funeral services were not held sooner on account of sickness in the family for the past few weeks.
His father and mother is Mr and Mrs John Gardner. The brothers are: Jesse, John, Dave and Albert. The sisters are : Bessie, Gwendolyn, and Alta.
Jan 9, 1918 Osage City Free Press
Archie was aged 20 years, 10 months and 30 days, and has always been a strong, healthy energetic young man. The entire Gardner family have been sick, and have been having a very trying time. Mr Gardner and two of the boys are still continued to their beds. The funeral services have not yet been decided uponas we go to press. The entire community sympathize with the GArnders in their sad afflicition, and trust for a speedy improvement in the condition of those who still remain sick.
Dec 12, 1918 Osage City Free Press
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Archie Frances Gardner funeral services were held in the Methodist church on Tuesday,,Dec 31st at 2 pm Reverend Waring officiated. The funeral services were not held sooner on account of sickness in the family for the past few weeks.
His father and mother is Mr and Mrs John Gardner. The brothers are: Jesse, John, Dave and Albert. The sisters are : Bessie, Gwendolyn, and Alta.
Jan 9, 1918 Osage City Free Press
Archie F Gardner, son of Mr and Mrs John Gardner, of the Gardner Canning Factory, died last Saturday, Dec 7, 1918, after a several days illness from pneumonia.
Archie was aged 20 years, 10 months and 30 days, and has always been a strong, healthy energetic young man. The entire Gardner family have been sick, and have been having a very trying time. Mr Gardner and two of the boys are still continued to their beds. The funeral services have not yet been decided uponas we go to press. The entire community sympathize with the GArnders in their sad afflicition, and trust for a speedy improvement in the condition of those who still remain sick.
Dec 12, 1918 Osage City Free Press
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Archie Frances Gardner funeral services were held in the Methodist church on Tuesday,,Dec 31st at 2 pm Reverend Waring officiated. The funeral services were not held sooner on account of sickness in the family for the past few weeks.
His father and mother is Mr and Mrs John Gardner. The brothers are: Jesse, John, Dave and Albert. The sisters are : Bessie, Gwendolyn, and Alta.
Jan 9, 1918 Osage City Free Press
Archie was aged 20 years, 10 months and 30 days, and has always been a strong, healthy energetic young man. The entire Gardner family have been sick, and have been having a very trying time. Mr Gardner and two of the boys are still continued to their beds. The funeral services have not yet been decided uponas we go to press. The entire community sympathize with the GArnders in their sad afflicition, and trust for a speedy improvement in the condition of those who still remain sick.
Dec 12, 1918 Osage City Free Press
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Archie Frances Gardner funeral services were held in the Methodist church on Tuesday,,Dec 31st at 2 pm Reverend Waring officiated. The funeral services were not held sooner on account of sickness in the family for the past few weeks.
His father and mother is Mr and Mrs John Gardner. The brothers are: Jesse, John, Dave and Albert. The sisters are : Bessie, Gwendolyn, and Alta.
Jan 9, 1918 Osage City Free Press
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