Plank, Ella Elizabeth, daughter of Sol and Mary (Stutzman) Plank, was born at Latour, Mo., Feb. 27, 1899; died at Harper District Hospital on Nov. 3, 1975; aged 76 y. Surviving are one brother (John).
Ella accepted Christ as her savior in her youth and became a member of Pleasant Valley Church. She taught Sunday School and never missed a function such as the Ladies Sewing Circle if health permitted her attendance.
Her occupation as a saleslady for Electrolux for more than 30 years led to extensive travel in South Central Kansas and resulted in many new friendships.
Funeral services were held at the Elliot-Brownell Chapel on Nov. 5, in charge of Robert O. Zehr; interment in Pleasant Valley Cemetery.
Ella accepted Christ as her savior in her youth and became a member of Pleasant Valley Church. She taught Sunday School and never missed a function such as the Ladies Sewing Circle if health permitted her attendance.
Her occupation as a saleslady for Electrolux for more than 30 years led to extensive travel in South Central Kansas and resulted in many new friendships.
Funeral services were held at the Elliot-Brownell Chapel on Nov. 5, in charge of Robert O. Zehr; interment in Pleasant Valley Cemetery.
Plank, Ella Elizabeth, daughter of Sol and Mary (Stutzman) Plank, was born at Latour, Mo., Feb. 27, 1899; died at Harper District Hospital on Nov. 3, 1975; aged 76 y. Surviving are one brother (John).
Ella accepted Christ as her savior in her youth and became a member of Pleasant Valley Church. She taught Sunday School and never missed a function such as the Ladies Sewing Circle if health permitted her attendance.
Her occupation as a saleslady for Electrolux for more than 30 years led to extensive travel in South Central Kansas and resulted in many new friendships.
Funeral services were held at the Elliot-Brownell Chapel on Nov. 5, in charge of Robert O. Zehr; interment in Pleasant Valley Cemetery.
Ella accepted Christ as her savior in her youth and became a member of Pleasant Valley Church. She taught Sunday School and never missed a function such as the Ladies Sewing Circle if health permitted her attendance.
Her occupation as a saleslady for Electrolux for more than 30 years led to extensive travel in South Central Kansas and resulted in many new friendships.
Funeral services were held at the Elliot-Brownell Chapel on Nov. 5, in charge of Robert O. Zehr; interment in Pleasant Valley Cemetery.
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