PLEASANTON OBSERVER ENTERPRISE 2/2/1919
HARRY SERIGHT DEAD THE FOLLOWING OBITUARY NOTICE FROM THE WOODSON COUNTY ADVOCATE,PUBLISHED AT YATES, CENTER, KANSAS WILL BE READ WITH SORROW BY THE MANY MANY FRIENDS OF THE DECEASED IN PLEASANTON. THE EDITOR REMEMBERS HIM AS ONE OF THE MOST ROBUST AND IMPOSING ATHLETES IT HAS EVER BEEN HIS PLEASURE TO LOOK UPON AND IT SEEMS IMPOSSILE AT MOST THAT DISEASE IN ANY FORM COULD WORK THE TRANSFORMATION THAT WE UNDERSTAND WAS WROUGHT IN THE CASE OF HARRY. THIS PAPER WANTS TO JOIN WITH IT READERS IN EXPRESSIONS OF SYMPATHY TO THE BREAVED RELATIVES OF THIS MAN. DR. WILLIAM H. SERIGHT WAS BORN AT PLEASANTON, LINN COUNTY, KANSAS, AUGUST 24, 1879. HE DIED AT HIS MOTHERS HOME IN YATES CENTER, KANSAS, DECEMBER 15, 1918, AGED 39 YEARS AND 4 MONTHS. MR. SERIGHT WAS EDUCATED IN KANSAS SCHOOLS. HE WAS A TEACHER IN THE GOVERNMENT SCHOOLS IN THE PHILLIPPINE ISLANDS FOR THREE AND ONE HALF YEARS. ON HIS RETURN FROM THE PHILLIPPINE ISLAND HE PERSUED THE COURSE OF THE VETERINARYS PROFESSION AND AFTER HIS GRADUCATION IN THIS PROFESSION WAS ENGAGED IN GOVERNMENT VETERINARY SERVICE UNTIL HIS HEALTH FAILED HIM LAST FEBURARY. MR. SERIGHT WAS MARRIED TO MISS RUTH SMITH OF ELBERTON, GEORGIA, AUG 1, 1917. AFTER A FEW SHORT MONTHS OF HAPPY WEDDED LIFE, MR. SERIGHTS HEALTH FAILURE AND THEN BEGAN THE FIGHT FOR LIFE WHICH WAS KEPT UP WITH TIRELESS ENERGY UNTIL THE GREAT REAPER GATHERED HIS SHEAF. MR. SERIGHT LEAVES TO MOURN HIS DEPARTURE, HIS WIFE, MOTHER, TWO SISTERS, MRS. A. C. DINGUS, YATES CENTER, MRS. H. S. JOHNSON, YATES, CENTER, AND TWO BROTHERS, CHARLES, SERIGHT, KANSAS CITY, MO, AND B. L. SERIGHT, ELDORADO SPRINGS, MO. THE FUNERAL SERVICES WERE CONDUCTED AT THE HOME OF MRS. ELIZABETH SERIGHT, BY REV. C. V. SHULENBERGER AND INTERMENT WAS MADE IN THE YATES CENTER CEMETERY.
HARRY SERIGHT DEAD THE FOLLOWING OBITUARY NOTICE FROM THE WOODSON COUNTY ADVOCATE,PUBLISHED AT YATES, CENTER, KANSAS WILL BE READ WITH SORROW BY THE MANY MANY FRIENDS OF THE DECEASED IN PLEASANTON. THE EDITOR REMEMBERS HIM AS ONE OF THE MOST ROBUST AND IMPOSING ATHLETES IT HAS EVER BEEN HIS PLEASURE TO LOOK UPON AND IT SEEMS IMPOSSILE AT MOST THAT DISEASE IN ANY FORM COULD WORK THE TRANSFORMATION THAT WE UNDERSTAND WAS WROUGHT IN THE CASE OF HARRY. THIS PAPER WANTS TO JOIN WITH IT READERS IN EXPRESSIONS OF SYMPATHY TO THE BREAVED RELATIVES OF THIS MAN. DR. WILLIAM H. SERIGHT WAS BORN AT PLEASANTON, LINN COUNTY, KANSAS, AUGUST 24, 1879. HE DIED AT HIS MOTHERS HOME IN YATES CENTER, KANSAS, DECEMBER 15, 1918, AGED 39 YEARS AND 4 MONTHS. MR. SERIGHT WAS EDUCATED IN KANSAS SCHOOLS. HE WAS A TEACHER IN THE GOVERNMENT SCHOOLS IN THE PHILLIPPINE ISLANDS FOR THREE AND ONE HALF YEARS. ON HIS RETURN FROM THE PHILLIPPINE ISLAND HE PERSUED THE COURSE OF THE VETERINARYS PROFESSION AND AFTER HIS GRADUCATION IN THIS PROFESSION WAS ENGAGED IN GOVERNMENT VETERINARY SERVICE UNTIL HIS HEALTH FAILED HIM LAST FEBURARY. MR. SERIGHT WAS MARRIED TO MISS RUTH SMITH OF ELBERTON, GEORGIA, AUG 1, 1917. AFTER A FEW SHORT MONTHS OF HAPPY WEDDED LIFE, MR. SERIGHTS HEALTH FAILURE AND THEN BEGAN THE FIGHT FOR LIFE WHICH WAS KEPT UP WITH TIRELESS ENERGY UNTIL THE GREAT REAPER GATHERED HIS SHEAF. MR. SERIGHT LEAVES TO MOURN HIS DEPARTURE, HIS WIFE, MOTHER, TWO SISTERS, MRS. A. C. DINGUS, YATES CENTER, MRS. H. S. JOHNSON, YATES, CENTER, AND TWO BROTHERS, CHARLES, SERIGHT, KANSAS CITY, MO, AND B. L. SERIGHT, ELDORADO SPRINGS, MO. THE FUNERAL SERVICES WERE CONDUCTED AT THE HOME OF MRS. ELIZABETH SERIGHT, BY REV. C. V. SHULENBERGER AND INTERMENT WAS MADE IN THE YATES CENTER CEMETERY.
PLEASANTON OBSERVER ENTERPRISE 2/2/1919
HARRY SERIGHT DEAD THE FOLLOWING OBITUARY NOTICE FROM THE WOODSON COUNTY ADVOCATE,PUBLISHED AT YATES, CENTER, KANSAS WILL BE READ WITH SORROW BY THE MANY MANY FRIENDS OF THE DECEASED IN PLEASANTON. THE EDITOR REMEMBERS HIM AS ONE OF THE MOST ROBUST AND IMPOSING ATHLETES IT HAS EVER BEEN HIS PLEASURE TO LOOK UPON AND IT SEEMS IMPOSSILE AT MOST THAT DISEASE IN ANY FORM COULD WORK THE TRANSFORMATION THAT WE UNDERSTAND WAS WROUGHT IN THE CASE OF HARRY. THIS PAPER WANTS TO JOIN WITH IT READERS IN EXPRESSIONS OF SYMPATHY TO THE BREAVED RELATIVES OF THIS MAN. DR. WILLIAM H. SERIGHT WAS BORN AT PLEASANTON, LINN COUNTY, KANSAS, AUGUST 24, 1879. HE DIED AT HIS MOTHERS HOME IN YATES CENTER, KANSAS, DECEMBER 15, 1918, AGED 39 YEARS AND 4 MONTHS. MR. SERIGHT WAS EDUCATED IN KANSAS SCHOOLS. HE WAS A TEACHER IN THE GOVERNMENT SCHOOLS IN THE PHILLIPPINE ISLANDS FOR THREE AND ONE HALF YEARS. ON HIS RETURN FROM THE PHILLIPPINE ISLAND HE PERSUED THE COURSE OF THE VETERINARYS PROFESSION AND AFTER HIS GRADUCATION IN THIS PROFESSION WAS ENGAGED IN GOVERNMENT VETERINARY SERVICE UNTIL HIS HEALTH FAILED HIM LAST FEBURARY. MR. SERIGHT WAS MARRIED TO MISS RUTH SMITH OF ELBERTON, GEORGIA, AUG 1, 1917. AFTER A FEW SHORT MONTHS OF HAPPY WEDDED LIFE, MR. SERIGHTS HEALTH FAILURE AND THEN BEGAN THE FIGHT FOR LIFE WHICH WAS KEPT UP WITH TIRELESS ENERGY UNTIL THE GREAT REAPER GATHERED HIS SHEAF. MR. SERIGHT LEAVES TO MOURN HIS DEPARTURE, HIS WIFE, MOTHER, TWO SISTERS, MRS. A. C. DINGUS, YATES CENTER, MRS. H. S. JOHNSON, YATES, CENTER, AND TWO BROTHERS, CHARLES, SERIGHT, KANSAS CITY, MO, AND B. L. SERIGHT, ELDORADO SPRINGS, MO. THE FUNERAL SERVICES WERE CONDUCTED AT THE HOME OF MRS. ELIZABETH SERIGHT, BY REV. C. V. SHULENBERGER AND INTERMENT WAS MADE IN THE YATES CENTER CEMETERY.
HARRY SERIGHT DEAD THE FOLLOWING OBITUARY NOTICE FROM THE WOODSON COUNTY ADVOCATE,PUBLISHED AT YATES, CENTER, KANSAS WILL BE READ WITH SORROW BY THE MANY MANY FRIENDS OF THE DECEASED IN PLEASANTON. THE EDITOR REMEMBERS HIM AS ONE OF THE MOST ROBUST AND IMPOSING ATHLETES IT HAS EVER BEEN HIS PLEASURE TO LOOK UPON AND IT SEEMS IMPOSSILE AT MOST THAT DISEASE IN ANY FORM COULD WORK THE TRANSFORMATION THAT WE UNDERSTAND WAS WROUGHT IN THE CASE OF HARRY. THIS PAPER WANTS TO JOIN WITH IT READERS IN EXPRESSIONS OF SYMPATHY TO THE BREAVED RELATIVES OF THIS MAN. DR. WILLIAM H. SERIGHT WAS BORN AT PLEASANTON, LINN COUNTY, KANSAS, AUGUST 24, 1879. HE DIED AT HIS MOTHERS HOME IN YATES CENTER, KANSAS, DECEMBER 15, 1918, AGED 39 YEARS AND 4 MONTHS. MR. SERIGHT WAS EDUCATED IN KANSAS SCHOOLS. HE WAS A TEACHER IN THE GOVERNMENT SCHOOLS IN THE PHILLIPPINE ISLANDS FOR THREE AND ONE HALF YEARS. ON HIS RETURN FROM THE PHILLIPPINE ISLAND HE PERSUED THE COURSE OF THE VETERINARYS PROFESSION AND AFTER HIS GRADUCATION IN THIS PROFESSION WAS ENGAGED IN GOVERNMENT VETERINARY SERVICE UNTIL HIS HEALTH FAILED HIM LAST FEBURARY. MR. SERIGHT WAS MARRIED TO MISS RUTH SMITH OF ELBERTON, GEORGIA, AUG 1, 1917. AFTER A FEW SHORT MONTHS OF HAPPY WEDDED LIFE, MR. SERIGHTS HEALTH FAILURE AND THEN BEGAN THE FIGHT FOR LIFE WHICH WAS KEPT UP WITH TIRELESS ENERGY UNTIL THE GREAT REAPER GATHERED HIS SHEAF. MR. SERIGHT LEAVES TO MOURN HIS DEPARTURE, HIS WIFE, MOTHER, TWO SISTERS, MRS. A. C. DINGUS, YATES CENTER, MRS. H. S. JOHNSON, YATES, CENTER, AND TWO BROTHERS, CHARLES, SERIGHT, KANSAS CITY, MO, AND B. L. SERIGHT, ELDORADO SPRINGS, MO. THE FUNERAL SERVICES WERE CONDUCTED AT THE HOME OF MRS. ELIZABETH SERIGHT, BY REV. C. V. SHULENBERGER AND INTERMENT WAS MADE IN THE YATES CENTER CEMETERY.
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