Obituary -
"Death Claims P. Bolander"
Perry Bolander, for many years a Katy engineer, died at his home at Parsons, April 21, after a short illness. For 39 years Mr. Bolander had been a resident of Parsons and he was a veteren in the service of the Katy. He was a widower and is survived by a son, Pat N. Bolander, also in the service of the M-K-T Lines. Three brothers and a sister also survive. Mr. Bolander was a highly respected citizen of Parsons and numbers of his friends there and along the railroad by the hundreds. His loss will be mourned by a wide circle.
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"Death Claims P. Bolander"
Perry Bolander, for many years a Katy engineer, died at his home at Parsons, April 21, after a short illness. For 39 years Mr. Bolander had been a resident of Parsons and he was a veteren in the service of the Katy. He was a widower and is survived by a son, Pat N. Bolander, also in the service of the M-K-T Lines. Three brothers and a sister also survive. Mr. Bolander was a highly respected citizen of Parsons and numbers of his friends there and along the railroad by the hundreds. His loss will be mourned by a wide circle.
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Obituary -
"Death Claims P. Bolander"
Perry Bolander, for many years a Katy engineer, died at his home at Parsons, April 21, after a short illness. For 39 years Mr. Bolander had been a resident of Parsons and he was a veteren in the service of the Katy. He was a widower and is survived by a son, Pat N. Bolander, also in the service of the M-K-T Lines. Three brothers and a sister also survive. Mr. Bolander was a highly respected citizen of Parsons and numbers of his friends there and along the railroad by the hundreds. His loss will be mourned by a wide circle.
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"Death Claims P. Bolander"
Perry Bolander, for many years a Katy engineer, died at his home at Parsons, April 21, after a short illness. For 39 years Mr. Bolander had been a resident of Parsons and he was a veteren in the service of the Katy. He was a widower and is survived by a son, Pat N. Bolander, also in the service of the M-K-T Lines. Three brothers and a sister also survive. Mr. Bolander was a highly respected citizen of Parsons and numbers of his friends there and along the railroad by the hundreds. His loss will be mourned by a wide circle.
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