THE KANSAS CITY TIMES
Kansas City, Missouri
Saturday, 2 August, 1941
Vol 104, No 184, Page 4, Column 4
Mrs. Nancy King LaHines, 72 years old, widow of the late Dennis LaHines, operator of the old Stock hotel at Sixteenth and Genessee streets, died August 1, 1941, at the home, 3619 Walnut street. She had been ill six years.
A resident of Kansas City fifty years, she formerly was active in the Athenaeum, the Woman's City Club, the American War Mothers and the First Baptist church here. She had traveled extensively. Mrs. LaHines was survived by a son, Paul LaHines of the home; a sister, Mrs. W. W. McNeil, Collinsville, Ok.; two step-daughters, Mrs. Maynard Bird, Fairfield, Conn., and Mrs. Joseph Onorato, New Orleans, and a step-son, Arthur D. LaHines, Rockville Centre, Long Island, night financial editor of the New York Times, and a former assistant sports editor of The Star.
Funeral services will be at 3:30 o'clock Monday, August 4, 1941, at the Stine & McClure chapel. Burial at Union cemetery.
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Death Certificate:
~ Died Aug 1, 1941, 3619 Walnut
~ Born Jun 28, 1869 in VA
~ Lived at 3916 Walnut
~ Father was Whitmill Warner Moore, born in VA.
~ Mother was Maria Louisa Taylor, born in VA
~ Died of cerebral hemorrhage
~ Informant was Paul M La Hines of 3916 Walnut.
~ Burial was Aug 4.
~ Lived in the community for 47 years.
Kansas City, Missouri
Saturday, 2 August, 1941
Vol 104, No 184, Page 4, Column 4
Mrs. Nancy King LaHines, 72 years old, widow of the late Dennis LaHines, operator of the old Stock hotel at Sixteenth and Genessee streets, died August 1, 1941, at the home, 3619 Walnut street. She had been ill six years.
A resident of Kansas City fifty years, she formerly was active in the Athenaeum, the Woman's City Club, the American War Mothers and the First Baptist church here. She had traveled extensively. Mrs. LaHines was survived by a son, Paul LaHines of the home; a sister, Mrs. W. W. McNeil, Collinsville, Ok.; two step-daughters, Mrs. Maynard Bird, Fairfield, Conn., and Mrs. Joseph Onorato, New Orleans, and a step-son, Arthur D. LaHines, Rockville Centre, Long Island, night financial editor of the New York Times, and a former assistant sports editor of The Star.
Funeral services will be at 3:30 o'clock Monday, August 4, 1941, at the Stine & McClure chapel. Burial at Union cemetery.
___
Death Certificate:
~ Died Aug 1, 1941, 3619 Walnut
~ Born Jun 28, 1869 in VA
~ Lived at 3916 Walnut
~ Father was Whitmill Warner Moore, born in VA.
~ Mother was Maria Louisa Taylor, born in VA
~ Died of cerebral hemorrhage
~ Informant was Paul M La Hines of 3916 Walnut.
~ Burial was Aug 4.
~ Lived in the community for 47 years.
THE KANSAS CITY TIMES
Kansas City, Missouri
Saturday, 2 August, 1941
Vol 104, No 184, Page 4, Column 4
Mrs. Nancy King LaHines, 72 years old, widow of the late Dennis LaHines, operator of the old Stock hotel at Sixteenth and Genessee streets, died August 1, 1941, at the home, 3619 Walnut street. She had been ill six years.
A resident of Kansas City fifty years, she formerly was active in the Athenaeum, the Woman's City Club, the American War Mothers and the First Baptist church here. She had traveled extensively. Mrs. LaHines was survived by a son, Paul LaHines of the home; a sister, Mrs. W. W. McNeil, Collinsville, Ok.; two step-daughters, Mrs. Maynard Bird, Fairfield, Conn., and Mrs. Joseph Onorato, New Orleans, and a step-son, Arthur D. LaHines, Rockville Centre, Long Island, night financial editor of the New York Times, and a former assistant sports editor of The Star.
Funeral services will be at 3:30 o'clock Monday, August 4, 1941, at the Stine & McClure chapel. Burial at Union cemetery.
___
Death Certificate:
~ Died Aug 1, 1941, 3619 Walnut
~ Born Jun 28, 1869 in VA
~ Lived at 3916 Walnut
~ Father was Whitmill Warner Moore, born in VA.
~ Mother was Maria Louisa Taylor, born in VA
~ Died of cerebral hemorrhage
~ Informant was Paul M La Hines of 3916 Walnut.
~ Burial was Aug 4.
~ Lived in the community for 47 years.
Kansas City, Missouri
Saturday, 2 August, 1941
Vol 104, No 184, Page 4, Column 4
Mrs. Nancy King LaHines, 72 years old, widow of the late Dennis LaHines, operator of the old Stock hotel at Sixteenth and Genessee streets, died August 1, 1941, at the home, 3619 Walnut street. She had been ill six years.
A resident of Kansas City fifty years, she formerly was active in the Athenaeum, the Woman's City Club, the American War Mothers and the First Baptist church here. She had traveled extensively. Mrs. LaHines was survived by a son, Paul LaHines of the home; a sister, Mrs. W. W. McNeil, Collinsville, Ok.; two step-daughters, Mrs. Maynard Bird, Fairfield, Conn., and Mrs. Joseph Onorato, New Orleans, and a step-son, Arthur D. LaHines, Rockville Centre, Long Island, night financial editor of the New York Times, and a former assistant sports editor of The Star.
Funeral services will be at 3:30 o'clock Monday, August 4, 1941, at the Stine & McClure chapel. Burial at Union cemetery.
___
Death Certificate:
~ Died Aug 1, 1941, 3619 Walnut
~ Born Jun 28, 1869 in VA
~ Lived at 3916 Walnut
~ Father was Whitmill Warner Moore, born in VA.
~ Mother was Maria Louisa Taylor, born in VA
~ Died of cerebral hemorrhage
~ Informant was Paul M La Hines of 3916 Walnut.
~ Burial was Aug 4.
~ Lived in the community for 47 years.
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