d/ James M. & Elmina L. Stark Adams
The Topeka Daily Capital
Thursday
June 29, 1961
Miss Alice F. ADAMS, 77, a former teacher and a resident of Kansas City, Kan., since 1911, died in a Kansas City hospital Wednesday after a three-week illness.
Before she moved to Kansas City she taught school in Jefferson County.
She was born at Perry, Nov. 29, 1883.
There are no known survivors.
Services will be at 10 a.m. Friday in the Porter and Sons Funeral Home of Kansas City with burial in the Perry Cemetery.
Extracted by James Laird
The Perry Mirror-Times
Jefferson County
Thursday
July 13, 1961
Alice F. Adams.
Funeral services for Miss Alice ADAMS, a teacher in Kansas schools more than 43 years, were held in Kansas City, Kansas, on June 30 with burial in Perry Cemetery.
Miss Adams, principal of Hawthrone School in Kansas City, Kan., more than 33 years before retiring in 1948, died June 28 at St. Luke's Hospital where she had been a patient three weeks.
Beginning her career in Winchester, where she taught five years, Miss Adams taught several years in Wyandotte county rural schools before becoming a teacher in the Kansas City school system.
Miss Adams was a member of the Women's Administrative club of the Kansas City public schools and of the Women's City club, Kansas City, Mo.
She was an aunt of Mrs. Kenneth STEFFEY of Ozawkie.
The Topeka Daily Capital
Thursday
June 29, 1961
Miss Alice F. ADAMS, 77, a former teacher and a resident of Kansas City, Kan., since 1911, died in a Kansas City hospital Wednesday after a three-week illness.
Before she moved to Kansas City she taught school in Jefferson County.
She was born at Perry, Nov. 29, 1883.
There are no known survivors.
Services will be at 10 a.m. Friday in the Porter and Sons Funeral Home of Kansas City with burial in the Perry Cemetery.
Extracted by James Laird
The Perry Mirror-Times
Jefferson County
Thursday
July 13, 1961
Alice F. Adams.
Funeral services for Miss Alice ADAMS, a teacher in Kansas schools more than 43 years, were held in Kansas City, Kansas, on June 30 with burial in Perry Cemetery.
Miss Adams, principal of Hawthrone School in Kansas City, Kan., more than 33 years before retiring in 1948, died June 28 at St. Luke's Hospital where she had been a patient three weeks.
Beginning her career in Winchester, where she taught five years, Miss Adams taught several years in Wyandotte county rural schools before becoming a teacher in the Kansas City school system.
Miss Adams was a member of the Women's Administrative club of the Kansas City public schools and of the Women's City club, Kansas City, Mo.
She was an aunt of Mrs. Kenneth STEFFEY of Ozawkie.
d/ James M. & Elmina L. Stark Adams
The Topeka Daily Capital
Thursday
June 29, 1961
Miss Alice F. ADAMS, 77, a former teacher and a resident of Kansas City, Kan., since 1911, died in a Kansas City hospital Wednesday after a three-week illness.
Before she moved to Kansas City she taught school in Jefferson County.
She was born at Perry, Nov. 29, 1883.
There are no known survivors.
Services will be at 10 a.m. Friday in the Porter and Sons Funeral Home of Kansas City with burial in the Perry Cemetery.
Extracted by James Laird
The Perry Mirror-Times
Jefferson County
Thursday
July 13, 1961
Alice F. Adams.
Funeral services for Miss Alice ADAMS, a teacher in Kansas schools more than 43 years, were held in Kansas City, Kansas, on June 30 with burial in Perry Cemetery.
Miss Adams, principal of Hawthrone School in Kansas City, Kan., more than 33 years before retiring in 1948, died June 28 at St. Luke's Hospital where she had been a patient three weeks.
Beginning her career in Winchester, where she taught five years, Miss Adams taught several years in Wyandotte county rural schools before becoming a teacher in the Kansas City school system.
Miss Adams was a member of the Women's Administrative club of the Kansas City public schools and of the Women's City club, Kansas City, Mo.
She was an aunt of Mrs. Kenneth STEFFEY of Ozawkie.
The Topeka Daily Capital
Thursday
June 29, 1961
Miss Alice F. ADAMS, 77, a former teacher and a resident of Kansas City, Kan., since 1911, died in a Kansas City hospital Wednesday after a three-week illness.
Before she moved to Kansas City she taught school in Jefferson County.
She was born at Perry, Nov. 29, 1883.
There are no known survivors.
Services will be at 10 a.m. Friday in the Porter and Sons Funeral Home of Kansas City with burial in the Perry Cemetery.
Extracted by James Laird
The Perry Mirror-Times
Jefferson County
Thursday
July 13, 1961
Alice F. Adams.
Funeral services for Miss Alice ADAMS, a teacher in Kansas schools more than 43 years, were held in Kansas City, Kansas, on June 30 with burial in Perry Cemetery.
Miss Adams, principal of Hawthrone School in Kansas City, Kan., more than 33 years before retiring in 1948, died June 28 at St. Luke's Hospital where she had been a patient three weeks.
Beginning her career in Winchester, where she taught five years, Miss Adams taught several years in Wyandotte county rural schools before becoming a teacher in the Kansas City school system.
Miss Adams was a member of the Women's Administrative club of the Kansas City public schools and of the Women's City club, Kansas City, Mo.
She was an aunt of Mrs. Kenneth STEFFEY of Ozawkie.
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