Archibald Ear Amlin married Edna Irene Fox (1896–1979) Aug 18, 1919 in Waverly, Kansas. Their daughter Mildred Allene Amlin was born July, 13 1920.
Obituary - Archibald Earl Amlin, the son of Mr. and Mrs. M. O. Amlin, was born at Ector, Texas, February 24, 1901, and died in Waverly, Kansas, Nov. 12, 1921, at the age of 20 years, 8 months and 19 days.
In Sept., 1918, he moved with his parents to Waverly, Kansas, where he lived until his death. He has been working for the City of Waverly in its electric light plant in 1919, and on the first of this year was made superintendent of the plant; he was very much interested in his work and had been working in this kind of work before entering the employ of the city, having taken it up when only fifteen years of age, being then employed by the Stanford Electrical Co. of Ector. It was his intention to master the work and become a real electrical engineer, and, all his friends know that he would have succeeded had he lived. He had faith in God and left his testimony with his mother that often when he could not solve some difficulty about his engines he would ask God to help and it was wonderful how easy it became.
He leaves his father and mother, a wife and daughter 1½ years old, 4 sisters, Mrs Rbot. Reinhardt of Philadelphia, Mrs. L. L. Hall and Miss Hortress Amlin of Kansas City, and Miss Lena Amlin of this place, and a number of aunts and uncles, of whom Mrs. Jennie Chilcote of this place is well known to our people and was quite a favorite with Earl.
The funeral service was held in the Methodist church Tuesday afternoon and was conducted by the pastor, Rev. E. H. Tannehill. The stores closed out of respect to one who had served the city so well. The flowers contributed by the businessmen and by friends were of unusual beauty. Burial was made in the Waverly cemetery. The sympathy of the community is extended to the family for the loss of one so young and who had such prospects of future success.
Obituary - Archibald Earl Amlin, the son of Mr. and Mrs. M. O. Amlin, was born at Ector, Texas, February 24, 1901, and died in Waverly, Kansas, Nov. 12, 1921, at the age of 20 years, 8 months and 19 days.
In Sept., 1918, he moved with his parents to Waverly, Kansas, where he lived until his death. He has been working for the City of Waverly in its electric light plant in 1919, and on the first of this year was made superintendent of the plant; he was very much interested in his work and had been working in this kind of work before entering the employ of the city, having taken it up when only fifteen years of age, being then employed by the Stanford Electrical Co. of Ector. It was his intention to master the work and become a real electrical engineer, and, all his friends know that he would have succeeded had he lived. He had faith in God and left his testimony with his mother that often when he could not solve some difficulty about his engines he would ask God to help and it was wonderful how easy it became.
He leaves his father and mother, a wife and daughter 1½ years old, 4 sisters, Mrs Rbot. Reinhardt of Philadelphia, Mrs. L. L. Hall and Miss Hortress Amlin of Kansas City, and Miss Lena Amlin of this place, and a number of aunts and uncles, of whom Mrs. Jennie Chilcote of this place is well known to our people and was quite a favorite with Earl.
The funeral service was held in the Methodist church Tuesday afternoon and was conducted by the pastor, Rev. E. H. Tannehill. The stores closed out of respect to one who had served the city so well. The flowers contributed by the businessmen and by friends were of unusual beauty. Burial was made in the Waverly cemetery. The sympathy of the community is extended to the family for the loss of one so young and who had such prospects of future success.
Archibald Ear Amlin married Edna Irene Fox (1896–1979) Aug 18, 1919 in Waverly, Kansas. Their daughter Mildred Allene Amlin was born July, 13 1920.
Obituary - Archibald Earl Amlin, the son of Mr. and Mrs. M. O. Amlin, was born at Ector, Texas, February 24, 1901, and died in Waverly, Kansas, Nov. 12, 1921, at the age of 20 years, 8 months and 19 days.
In Sept., 1918, he moved with his parents to Waverly, Kansas, where he lived until his death. He has been working for the City of Waverly in its electric light plant in 1919, and on the first of this year was made superintendent of the plant; he was very much interested in his work and had been working in this kind of work before entering the employ of the city, having taken it up when only fifteen years of age, being then employed by the Stanford Electrical Co. of Ector. It was his intention to master the work and become a real electrical engineer, and, all his friends know that he would have succeeded had he lived. He had faith in God and left his testimony with his mother that often when he could not solve some difficulty about his engines he would ask God to help and it was wonderful how easy it became.
He leaves his father and mother, a wife and daughter 1½ years old, 4 sisters, Mrs Rbot. Reinhardt of Philadelphia, Mrs. L. L. Hall and Miss Hortress Amlin of Kansas City, and Miss Lena Amlin of this place, and a number of aunts and uncles, of whom Mrs. Jennie Chilcote of this place is well known to our people and was quite a favorite with Earl.
The funeral service was held in the Methodist church Tuesday afternoon and was conducted by the pastor, Rev. E. H. Tannehill. The stores closed out of respect to one who had served the city so well. The flowers contributed by the businessmen and by friends were of unusual beauty. Burial was made in the Waverly cemetery. The sympathy of the community is extended to the family for the loss of one so young and who had such prospects of future success.
Obituary - Archibald Earl Amlin, the son of Mr. and Mrs. M. O. Amlin, was born at Ector, Texas, February 24, 1901, and died in Waverly, Kansas, Nov. 12, 1921, at the age of 20 years, 8 months and 19 days.
In Sept., 1918, he moved with his parents to Waverly, Kansas, where he lived until his death. He has been working for the City of Waverly in its electric light plant in 1919, and on the first of this year was made superintendent of the plant; he was very much interested in his work and had been working in this kind of work before entering the employ of the city, having taken it up when only fifteen years of age, being then employed by the Stanford Electrical Co. of Ector. It was his intention to master the work and become a real electrical engineer, and, all his friends know that he would have succeeded had he lived. He had faith in God and left his testimony with his mother that often when he could not solve some difficulty about his engines he would ask God to help and it was wonderful how easy it became.
He leaves his father and mother, a wife and daughter 1½ years old, 4 sisters, Mrs Rbot. Reinhardt of Philadelphia, Mrs. L. L. Hall and Miss Hortress Amlin of Kansas City, and Miss Lena Amlin of this place, and a number of aunts and uncles, of whom Mrs. Jennie Chilcote of this place is well known to our people and was quite a favorite with Earl.
The funeral service was held in the Methodist church Tuesday afternoon and was conducted by the pastor, Rev. E. H. Tannehill. The stores closed out of respect to one who had served the city so well. The flowers contributed by the businessmen and by friends were of unusual beauty. Burial was made in the Waverly cemetery. The sympathy of the community is extended to the family for the loss of one so young and who had such prospects of future success.
Family Members
Sponsored by Ancestry
Advertisement
Advertisement
