Clippings: misc info...........July 1948.....Ada Kilian has filed as a candidate for Register of Deeds in the Aug. primaries on the Democratidc ticket. She is the dau. og Mr. and Mrs. A.H. Reisig and has never sought public office. She is a grad. of R.H.S. and Salt City Business College, Hutchinson.
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Clippings.....Mar 11, 1965.........Picture! "Mrs. George Ryan Employed by liberty House in Hawaii"...........Mrs. Ryan has been associated with the Denver Dry Goods Co., Denver, CO for the past 12 years and covers the NY, Paris, London and Toronto markets. Mr. Ryan has been a teacher in Denver the past 15 years. They are moving to Honolulu.
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Clippings..............Dec. ?, 1937........Pictures of winner and two top runners up in a contest to represent Russell on a Good Will Trip. They are Joy Phinney, daughter of Mrs. Leta Phinney (an employee of Haynes-Homan office); Neva Millikin of the Hollinger Drug Store; and Ada Reisig who is employed in the Building & Loan office.
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From funeral card:
Ada Reisig Ryan, daughter of Alexander and Amalia (Vogel) Reisig, was born Sept. 16, 1919 at Russell, KS, and departed this life June 18, 1984 at her home in Lakewood, CO, at the age of 64 years, 9 months and 2 days. She attended Russell schools, graduated from Russell High School in 1937, and then graduated from Hutchinson Business School, Hutchinson, KS.
On Dec. 4, 1948, she was united in marriage to George Ryan in Hays and a short time later moved to Denver, CO, where she became associated with the Denver Dry Goods Co., Denver, as a fashion merchandizer and buyer. She traveled extensively world-wde as a buyer in her 35 years for this firm until the time of her death. She began her career with the L.W. Banker Mercantile Co., in Russell under the direction of her father, and all of her adult life was spent in the clothing business.
To treasure and cherish her memory are her husband, George, of the home; daughter, Mrs. Ken (Molly) Bieshaar, Lakewood, CO; two brothers, Adolph Reisig, Hays, KS; and Max Reisig, Boulder, CO; two sisters, Mrs. Harold (Isadella) Blaustein, West Palm Beach, FL; and Mrs. Al (Helene) Pfeifer, Sun City, AZ; and four grandchildren: Brent, Jill, Jennifer, and Bradd. A memorial has been established in her name to Hospice, Lakewood, CO.
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Clippings.....Mar 11, 1965.........Picture! "Mrs. George Ryan Employed by liberty House in Hawaii"...........Mrs. Ryan has been associated with the Denver Dry Goods Co., Denver, CO for the past 12 years and covers the NY, Paris, London and Toronto markets. Mr. Ryan has been a teacher in Denver the past 15 years. They are moving to Honolulu.
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Clippings..............Dec. ?, 1937........Pictures of winner and two top runners up in a contest to represent Russell on a Good Will Trip. They are Joy Phinney, daughter of Mrs. Leta Phinney (an employee of Haynes-Homan office); Neva Millikin of the Hollinger Drug Store; and Ada Reisig who is employed in the Building & Loan office.
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From funeral card:
Ada Reisig Ryan, daughter of Alexander and Amalia (Vogel) Reisig, was born Sept. 16, 1919 at Russell, KS, and departed this life June 18, 1984 at her home in Lakewood, CO, at the age of 64 years, 9 months and 2 days. She attended Russell schools, graduated from Russell High School in 1937, and then graduated from Hutchinson Business School, Hutchinson, KS.
On Dec. 4, 1948, she was united in marriage to George Ryan in Hays and a short time later moved to Denver, CO, where she became associated with the Denver Dry Goods Co., Denver, as a fashion merchandizer and buyer. She traveled extensively world-wde as a buyer in her 35 years for this firm until the time of her death. She began her career with the L.W. Banker Mercantile Co., in Russell under the direction of her father, and all of her adult life was spent in the clothing business.
To treasure and cherish her memory are her husband, George, of the home; daughter, Mrs. Ken (Molly) Bieshaar, Lakewood, CO; two brothers, Adolph Reisig, Hays, KS; and Max Reisig, Boulder, CO; two sisters, Mrs. Harold (Isadella) Blaustein, West Palm Beach, FL; and Mrs. Al (Helene) Pfeifer, Sun City, AZ; and four grandchildren: Brent, Jill, Jennifer, and Bradd. A memorial has been established in her name to Hospice, Lakewood, CO.
Clippings: misc info...........July 1948.....Ada Kilian has filed as a candidate for Register of Deeds in the Aug. primaries on the Democratidc ticket. She is the dau. og Mr. and Mrs. A.H. Reisig and has never sought public office. She is a grad. of R.H.S. and Salt City Business College, Hutchinson.
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Clippings.....Mar 11, 1965.........Picture! "Mrs. George Ryan Employed by liberty House in Hawaii"...........Mrs. Ryan has been associated with the Denver Dry Goods Co., Denver, CO for the past 12 years and covers the NY, Paris, London and Toronto markets. Mr. Ryan has been a teacher in Denver the past 15 years. They are moving to Honolulu.
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Clippings..............Dec. ?, 1937........Pictures of winner and two top runners up in a contest to represent Russell on a Good Will Trip. They are Joy Phinney, daughter of Mrs. Leta Phinney (an employee of Haynes-Homan office); Neva Millikin of the Hollinger Drug Store; and Ada Reisig who is employed in the Building & Loan office.
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From funeral card:
Ada Reisig Ryan, daughter of Alexander and Amalia (Vogel) Reisig, was born Sept. 16, 1919 at Russell, KS, and departed this life June 18, 1984 at her home in Lakewood, CO, at the age of 64 years, 9 months and 2 days. She attended Russell schools, graduated from Russell High School in 1937, and then graduated from Hutchinson Business School, Hutchinson, KS.
On Dec. 4, 1948, she was united in marriage to George Ryan in Hays and a short time later moved to Denver, CO, where she became associated with the Denver Dry Goods Co., Denver, as a fashion merchandizer and buyer. She traveled extensively world-wde as a buyer in her 35 years for this firm until the time of her death. She began her career with the L.W. Banker Mercantile Co., in Russell under the direction of her father, and all of her adult life was spent in the clothing business.
To treasure and cherish her memory are her husband, George, of the home; daughter, Mrs. Ken (Molly) Bieshaar, Lakewood, CO; two brothers, Adolph Reisig, Hays, KS; and Max Reisig, Boulder, CO; two sisters, Mrs. Harold (Isadella) Blaustein, West Palm Beach, FL; and Mrs. Al (Helene) Pfeifer, Sun City, AZ; and four grandchildren: Brent, Jill, Jennifer, and Bradd. A memorial has been established in her name to Hospice, Lakewood, CO.
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Clippings.....Mar 11, 1965.........Picture! "Mrs. George Ryan Employed by liberty House in Hawaii"...........Mrs. Ryan has been associated with the Denver Dry Goods Co., Denver, CO for the past 12 years and covers the NY, Paris, London and Toronto markets. Mr. Ryan has been a teacher in Denver the past 15 years. They are moving to Honolulu.
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Clippings..............Dec. ?, 1937........Pictures of winner and two top runners up in a contest to represent Russell on a Good Will Trip. They are Joy Phinney, daughter of Mrs. Leta Phinney (an employee of Haynes-Homan office); Neva Millikin of the Hollinger Drug Store; and Ada Reisig who is employed in the Building & Loan office.
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From funeral card:
Ada Reisig Ryan, daughter of Alexander and Amalia (Vogel) Reisig, was born Sept. 16, 1919 at Russell, KS, and departed this life June 18, 1984 at her home in Lakewood, CO, at the age of 64 years, 9 months and 2 days. She attended Russell schools, graduated from Russell High School in 1937, and then graduated from Hutchinson Business School, Hutchinson, KS.
On Dec. 4, 1948, she was united in marriage to George Ryan in Hays and a short time later moved to Denver, CO, where she became associated with the Denver Dry Goods Co., Denver, as a fashion merchandizer and buyer. She traveled extensively world-wde as a buyer in her 35 years for this firm until the time of her death. She began her career with the L.W. Banker Mercantile Co., in Russell under the direction of her father, and all of her adult life was spent in the clothing business.
To treasure and cherish her memory are her husband, George, of the home; daughter, Mrs. Ken (Molly) Bieshaar, Lakewood, CO; two brothers, Adolph Reisig, Hays, KS; and Max Reisig, Boulder, CO; two sisters, Mrs. Harold (Isadella) Blaustein, West Palm Beach, FL; and Mrs. Al (Helene) Pfeifer, Sun City, AZ; and four grandchildren: Brent, Jill, Jennifer, and Bradd. A memorial has been established in her name to Hospice, Lakewood, CO.
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