Wife of John Samuel Dodsworth.
The Kansas City Star (Kansas City, MO.), P. 2, Col. 4
Thu., Mar. 5, 1925
Operation for Mrs. J. S. Dodsworth.
Mrs. Louise Dodsworth, wife of J. S. Dodsworth, 5501 Central street, underwent a major operation at Research hospital today. Her condition is satisfactory, physicians said.
The Kansas City Star (Kansas City, MO.), P. 45, Col. 2
Sun., Feb. 2, 1930
Dr. And Mrs. O. M. Sherman and Mr. And Mrs. J. S. Dodsworth have left for New York. They will sail February 6 for South America and Central America.
The Kansas City Times (Kansas City, MO.), P. 3, Col. 4
Fri., Jun. 3, 1955
MRS. LOUISE DODSWORTH
She Was Widow of Stationery Firm President
Mrs. Louise W. Dodsworth, 70, widow of John S. Dodsworth, formerly president of the Samuel Dodsworth Stationery company, 412 West Tenth street, died yesterday at the home of a sister, Miss Elizabeth Willis, Pasadena, Calif.
Mrs. Dodsworth was a resident of Kansas City forty years. She was a resident of the Rockhill Manor before she went to California on a visit several months ago.
Also surviving are another sister, Mrs. Mary C. Brett, Pasadena, and a brother, Judge Henry M. Willis, Los Angeles.
The Kansas City Star (Kansas City, MO.), P. 2, Col. 4
Thu., Mar. 5, 1925
Operation for Mrs. J. S. Dodsworth.
Mrs. Louise Dodsworth, wife of J. S. Dodsworth, 5501 Central street, underwent a major operation at Research hospital today. Her condition is satisfactory, physicians said.
The Kansas City Star (Kansas City, MO.), P. 45, Col. 2
Sun., Feb. 2, 1930
Dr. And Mrs. O. M. Sherman and Mr. And Mrs. J. S. Dodsworth have left for New York. They will sail February 6 for South America and Central America.
The Kansas City Times (Kansas City, MO.), P. 3, Col. 4
Fri., Jun. 3, 1955
MRS. LOUISE DODSWORTH
She Was Widow of Stationery Firm President
Mrs. Louise W. Dodsworth, 70, widow of John S. Dodsworth, formerly president of the Samuel Dodsworth Stationery company, 412 West Tenth street, died yesterday at the home of a sister, Miss Elizabeth Willis, Pasadena, Calif.
Mrs. Dodsworth was a resident of Kansas City forty years. She was a resident of the Rockhill Manor before she went to California on a visit several months ago.
Also surviving are another sister, Mrs. Mary C. Brett, Pasadena, and a brother, Judge Henry M. Willis, Los Angeles.
Wife of John Samuel Dodsworth.
The Kansas City Star (Kansas City, MO.), P. 2, Col. 4
Thu., Mar. 5, 1925
Operation for Mrs. J. S. Dodsworth.
Mrs. Louise Dodsworth, wife of J. S. Dodsworth, 5501 Central street, underwent a major operation at Research hospital today. Her condition is satisfactory, physicians said.
The Kansas City Star (Kansas City, MO.), P. 45, Col. 2
Sun., Feb. 2, 1930
Dr. And Mrs. O. M. Sherman and Mr. And Mrs. J. S. Dodsworth have left for New York. They will sail February 6 for South America and Central America.
The Kansas City Times (Kansas City, MO.), P. 3, Col. 4
Fri., Jun. 3, 1955
MRS. LOUISE DODSWORTH
She Was Widow of Stationery Firm President
Mrs. Louise W. Dodsworth, 70, widow of John S. Dodsworth, formerly president of the Samuel Dodsworth Stationery company, 412 West Tenth street, died yesterday at the home of a sister, Miss Elizabeth Willis, Pasadena, Calif.
Mrs. Dodsworth was a resident of Kansas City forty years. She was a resident of the Rockhill Manor before she went to California on a visit several months ago.
Also surviving are another sister, Mrs. Mary C. Brett, Pasadena, and a brother, Judge Henry M. Willis, Los Angeles.
The Kansas City Star (Kansas City, MO.), P. 2, Col. 4
Thu., Mar. 5, 1925
Operation for Mrs. J. S. Dodsworth.
Mrs. Louise Dodsworth, wife of J. S. Dodsworth, 5501 Central street, underwent a major operation at Research hospital today. Her condition is satisfactory, physicians said.
The Kansas City Star (Kansas City, MO.), P. 45, Col. 2
Sun., Feb. 2, 1930
Dr. And Mrs. O. M. Sherman and Mr. And Mrs. J. S. Dodsworth have left for New York. They will sail February 6 for South America and Central America.
The Kansas City Times (Kansas City, MO.), P. 3, Col. 4
Fri., Jun. 3, 1955
MRS. LOUISE DODSWORTH
She Was Widow of Stationery Firm President
Mrs. Louise W. Dodsworth, 70, widow of John S. Dodsworth, formerly president of the Samuel Dodsworth Stationery company, 412 West Tenth street, died yesterday at the home of a sister, Miss Elizabeth Willis, Pasadena, Calif.
Mrs. Dodsworth was a resident of Kansas City forty years. She was a resident of the Rockhill Manor before she went to California on a visit several months ago.
Also surviving are another sister, Mrs. Mary C. Brett, Pasadena, and a brother, Judge Henry M. Willis, Los Angeles.
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