"Mrs. Mary Isabell Kramer, a pioneer Kansan, died Wednesday at the home of her daughter, Mrs. John J. Barber, near Edwardsville. She was 92 years old. Mrs. Kramer moved to Edwardsville from Hutchinson, Kas., in 1882. She was the oldest member of St Patrick's Parish Altar Society, having joined sixty-seven years ago. A son, Lawrence Kramer, was the first member of St Patrick's church to enter the priesthood. Father Kramer died in 1918. Her husband, John Kramer, died in 1931.
She leaves, in addition to he daughter, two sons, J. A. Kramer of Muncie and Henry L. Kramer of San Diego, Calif.; twenty-one grandchildren and twenty-seven greatgrand-children." The Kansas City Times, December 3, 1949
She leaves, in addition to he daughter, two sons, J. A. Kramer of Muncie and Henry L. Kramer of San Diego, Calif.; twenty-one grandchildren and twenty-seven greatgrand-children." The Kansas City Times, December 3, 1949
"Mrs. Mary Isabell Kramer, a pioneer Kansan, died Wednesday at the home of her daughter, Mrs. John J. Barber, near Edwardsville. She was 92 years old. Mrs. Kramer moved to Edwardsville from Hutchinson, Kas., in 1882. She was the oldest member of St Patrick's Parish Altar Society, having joined sixty-seven years ago. A son, Lawrence Kramer, was the first member of St Patrick's church to enter the priesthood. Father Kramer died in 1918. Her husband, John Kramer, died in 1931.
She leaves, in addition to he daughter, two sons, J. A. Kramer of Muncie and Henry L. Kramer of San Diego, Calif.; twenty-one grandchildren and twenty-seven greatgrand-children." The Kansas City Times, December 3, 1949
She leaves, in addition to he daughter, two sons, J. A. Kramer of Muncie and Henry L. Kramer of San Diego, Calif.; twenty-one grandchildren and twenty-seven greatgrand-children." The Kansas City Times, December 3, 1949
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