John Weyer (65905449)
COURIER DEMOCRAT, Seneca, Kansas, Thursday, January 13, 1910. Page 5.
Centralia...
John E. Weyer died Friday morning in Kansas City, Kansas of typhoid fever, after a thirteen days' illness. The body was brought here for burial on Sunday. The funeral was conducted by Rev. Robert D. Bussey at 2 p.m. at the Congregational church, the Woodmen taking charge at the grave. Mr. Weyer had been in the commission business in Kansas City, Kansas for about three years. Previous to his going to Kansas City he was a resident of our town for three years and was in the stock business, shipping to Kansas City. He was a son of William Weyer, one of the pioneer residents of our county, and spent his early life on the farm. He leaves to mourn his loss, a wife and two daughters, four and seven years of age. Mr. Weyer was nearly thirty-seven years of age, a member of the I. O.O. F. and Modern Woodmen lodges. In the latter he carried a $2000 policy, showing his thought for his loved ones when his own strong right arm should no longer be able to provide for them. He was in the livery business in Bern before coming here, and there met the lay who became his wife. Mr. Weyer was considered an energetic, straight forward business man.
SENECA TRIBUNE, Seneca, Kansas, Thursday, January 13, 1910. Page 6.
Centralia-
Died at his home in Kansas City, Kansas, Friday, January 7, John Weyer.
The body was brought to Centralia Sunday for burial. The Woodman, Odd Fellows and Royal Neighbors met the bereaved family at the depot and accompanied them to the Congregational church where the funeral service was held, conducted by Rev. Bussey. Typhoid-pneumonia was the cause of death. He leaves a young wife and two little girls, who were his constant care in life, and are well protected by $3000 insurance in the A. O. U. W., and $4,000 in the Banker's Life.
Contributor: Luella Hinrichsen (47218988)
WEYER, J.E., 86 years old, died yesterday at his home, 420 Lafayette Avenue, Kansas City, Kas. Funeral arrangements have not been made.
Kansas City Times
Saturday, January 8, 1910
Page 13
COURIER DEMOCRAT, Seneca, Kansas, Thursday, January 13, 1910. Page 5.
Centralia...
John E. Weyer died Friday morning in Kansas City, Kansas of typhoid fever, after a thirteen days' illness. The body was brought here for burial on Sunday. The funeral was conducted by Rev. Robert D. Bussey at 2 p.m. at the Congregational church, the Woodmen taking charge at the grave. Mr. Weyer had been in the commission business in Kansas City, Kansas for about three years. Previous to his going to Kansas City he was a resident of our town for three years and was in the stock business, shipping to Kansas City. He was a son of William Weyer, one of the pioneer residents of our county, and spent his early life on the farm. He leaves to mourn his loss, a wife and two daughters, four and seven years of age. Mr. Weyer was nearly thirty-seven years of age, a member of the I. O.O. F. and Modern Woodmen lodges. In the latter he carried a $2000 policy, showing his thought for his loved ones when his own strong right arm should no longer be able to provide for them. He was in the livery business in Bern before coming here, and there met the lay who became his wife. Mr. Weyer was considered an energetic, straight forward business man.
SENECA TRIBUNE, Seneca, Kansas, Thursday, January 13, 1910. Page 6.
Centralia-
Died at his home in Kansas City, Kansas, Friday, January 7, John Weyer.
The body was brought to Centralia Sunday for burial. The Woodman, Odd Fellows and Royal Neighbors met the bereaved family at the depot and accompanied them to the Congregational church where the funeral service was held, conducted by Rev. Bussey. Typhoid-pneumonia was the cause of death. He leaves a young wife and two little girls, who were his constant care in life, and are well protected by $3000 insurance in the A. O. U. W., and $4,000 in the Banker's Life.
Contributor: Luella Hinrichsen (47218988)
WEYER, J.E., 86 years old, died yesterday at his home, 420 Lafayette Avenue, Kansas City, Kas. Funeral arrangements have not been made.
Kansas City Times
Saturday, January 8, 1910
Page 13
John Weyer (65905449)
COURIER DEMOCRAT, Seneca, Kansas, Thursday, January 13, 1910. Page 5.
Centralia...
John E. Weyer died Friday morning in Kansas City, Kansas of typhoid fever, after a thirteen days' illness. The body was brought here for burial on Sunday. The funeral was conducted by Rev. Robert D. Bussey at 2 p.m. at the Congregational church, the Woodmen taking charge at the grave. Mr. Weyer had been in the commission business in Kansas City, Kansas for about three years. Previous to his going to Kansas City he was a resident of our town for three years and was in the stock business, shipping to Kansas City. He was a son of William Weyer, one of the pioneer residents of our county, and spent his early life on the farm. He leaves to mourn his loss, a wife and two daughters, four and seven years of age. Mr. Weyer was nearly thirty-seven years of age, a member of the I. O.O. F. and Modern Woodmen lodges. In the latter he carried a $2000 policy, showing his thought for his loved ones when his own strong right arm should no longer be able to provide for them. He was in the livery business in Bern before coming here, and there met the lay who became his wife. Mr. Weyer was considered an energetic, straight forward business man.
SENECA TRIBUNE, Seneca, Kansas, Thursday, January 13, 1910. Page 6.
Centralia-
Died at his home in Kansas City, Kansas, Friday, January 7, John Weyer.
The body was brought to Centralia Sunday for burial. The Woodman, Odd Fellows and Royal Neighbors met the bereaved family at the depot and accompanied them to the Congregational church where the funeral service was held, conducted by Rev. Bussey. Typhoid-pneumonia was the cause of death. He leaves a young wife and two little girls, who were his constant care in life, and are well protected by $3000 insurance in the A. O. U. W., and $4,000 in the Banker's Life.
Contributor: Luella Hinrichsen (47218988)
WEYER, J.E., 86 years old, died yesterday at his home, 420 Lafayette Avenue, Kansas City, Kas. Funeral arrangements have not been made.
Kansas City Times
Saturday, January 8, 1910
Page 13
COURIER DEMOCRAT, Seneca, Kansas, Thursday, January 13, 1910. Page 5.
Centralia...
John E. Weyer died Friday morning in Kansas City, Kansas of typhoid fever, after a thirteen days' illness. The body was brought here for burial on Sunday. The funeral was conducted by Rev. Robert D. Bussey at 2 p.m. at the Congregational church, the Woodmen taking charge at the grave. Mr. Weyer had been in the commission business in Kansas City, Kansas for about three years. Previous to his going to Kansas City he was a resident of our town for three years and was in the stock business, shipping to Kansas City. He was a son of William Weyer, one of the pioneer residents of our county, and spent his early life on the farm. He leaves to mourn his loss, a wife and two daughters, four and seven years of age. Mr. Weyer was nearly thirty-seven years of age, a member of the I. O.O. F. and Modern Woodmen lodges. In the latter he carried a $2000 policy, showing his thought for his loved ones when his own strong right arm should no longer be able to provide for them. He was in the livery business in Bern before coming here, and there met the lay who became his wife. Mr. Weyer was considered an energetic, straight forward business man.
SENECA TRIBUNE, Seneca, Kansas, Thursday, January 13, 1910. Page 6.
Centralia-
Died at his home in Kansas City, Kansas, Friday, January 7, John Weyer.
The body was brought to Centralia Sunday for burial. The Woodman, Odd Fellows and Royal Neighbors met the bereaved family at the depot and accompanied them to the Congregational church where the funeral service was held, conducted by Rev. Bussey. Typhoid-pneumonia was the cause of death. He leaves a young wife and two little girls, who were his constant care in life, and are well protected by $3000 insurance in the A. O. U. W., and $4,000 in the Banker's Life.
Contributor: Luella Hinrichsen (47218988)
WEYER, J.E., 86 years old, died yesterday at his home, 420 Lafayette Avenue, Kansas City, Kas. Funeral arrangements have not been made.
Kansas City Times
Saturday, January 8, 1910
Page 13
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