"The Advertiser Journal" (Sedan, KS), Thursday, August 8, 1935 (page 1)
"KILLED MOTORIST
"W.M. Stansifer, age 83, was struck by an unknown motorist about 6 o'clock in Niotaze. He died in a Caney hospital about 11 o'clock. Two men in a green colored 1934 Ford V-8 tudor sedan bearing a Missouri license tag were seen to hit Mr. Stansifer. The contact broke the left side head-light and part of the handle of the door. A reward of $200 was offered by Sheriff Green for the person driving this car.
"Mr. Stansifer is survived by his wife, Mrs. Sallie Stansifer; two sons W.A. Stansifer, of Caney, and Cash Stansifer of Moline, and four daughters; Mrs. C.C. Trick of Havana, Mrs. Essie House, of San Antonio, Texas, Mrs. Grandville Chrisman, of South Mound, Kansas, and Mrs. Cora House, of Sapulpa, Oklahoma.
"Funeral services were conducted at 3 o'clock Monday afternoon at the Stansifer home by the Rev. W.B. McKinney, of Havana. Burial was in the Havana Cemetery under direction of the Atwood-Carinder Funeral home, of Caney.
"Mr. Stansifer was a former overseer of the Chautauqua County farm near Peru."
"KILLED MOTORIST
"W.M. Stansifer, age 83, was struck by an unknown motorist about 6 o'clock in Niotaze. He died in a Caney hospital about 11 o'clock. Two men in a green colored 1934 Ford V-8 tudor sedan bearing a Missouri license tag were seen to hit Mr. Stansifer. The contact broke the left side head-light and part of the handle of the door. A reward of $200 was offered by Sheriff Green for the person driving this car.
"Mr. Stansifer is survived by his wife, Mrs. Sallie Stansifer; two sons W.A. Stansifer, of Caney, and Cash Stansifer of Moline, and four daughters; Mrs. C.C. Trick of Havana, Mrs. Essie House, of San Antonio, Texas, Mrs. Grandville Chrisman, of South Mound, Kansas, and Mrs. Cora House, of Sapulpa, Oklahoma.
"Funeral services were conducted at 3 o'clock Monday afternoon at the Stansifer home by the Rev. W.B. McKinney, of Havana. Burial was in the Havana Cemetery under direction of the Atwood-Carinder Funeral home, of Caney.
"Mr. Stansifer was a former overseer of the Chautauqua County farm near Peru."
"The Advertiser Journal" (Sedan, KS), Thursday, August 8, 1935 (page 1)
"KILLED MOTORIST
"W.M. Stansifer, age 83, was struck by an unknown motorist about 6 o'clock in Niotaze. He died in a Caney hospital about 11 o'clock. Two men in a green colored 1934 Ford V-8 tudor sedan bearing a Missouri license tag were seen to hit Mr. Stansifer. The contact broke the left side head-light and part of the handle of the door. A reward of $200 was offered by Sheriff Green for the person driving this car.
"Mr. Stansifer is survived by his wife, Mrs. Sallie Stansifer; two sons W.A. Stansifer, of Caney, and Cash Stansifer of Moline, and four daughters; Mrs. C.C. Trick of Havana, Mrs. Essie House, of San Antonio, Texas, Mrs. Grandville Chrisman, of South Mound, Kansas, and Mrs. Cora House, of Sapulpa, Oklahoma.
"Funeral services were conducted at 3 o'clock Monday afternoon at the Stansifer home by the Rev. W.B. McKinney, of Havana. Burial was in the Havana Cemetery under direction of the Atwood-Carinder Funeral home, of Caney.
"Mr. Stansifer was a former overseer of the Chautauqua County farm near Peru."
"KILLED MOTORIST
"W.M. Stansifer, age 83, was struck by an unknown motorist about 6 o'clock in Niotaze. He died in a Caney hospital about 11 o'clock. Two men in a green colored 1934 Ford V-8 tudor sedan bearing a Missouri license tag were seen to hit Mr. Stansifer. The contact broke the left side head-light and part of the handle of the door. A reward of $200 was offered by Sheriff Green for the person driving this car.
"Mr. Stansifer is survived by his wife, Mrs. Sallie Stansifer; two sons W.A. Stansifer, of Caney, and Cash Stansifer of Moline, and four daughters; Mrs. C.C. Trick of Havana, Mrs. Essie House, of San Antonio, Texas, Mrs. Grandville Chrisman, of South Mound, Kansas, and Mrs. Cora House, of Sapulpa, Oklahoma.
"Funeral services were conducted at 3 o'clock Monday afternoon at the Stansifer home by the Rev. W.B. McKinney, of Havana. Burial was in the Havana Cemetery under direction of the Atwood-Carinder Funeral home, of Caney.
"Mr. Stansifer was a former overseer of the Chautauqua County farm near Peru."
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