Obituary - The Parsons Sun
Mrs. Frank T. Agnew
Ellis & Martin recieved word yesterday of the death of Mrs. Frank T. Agnew which occured Sunday in Albuquerque, New Mexico. Teh funeral party will arrive in Parsons Thursday evening and funeral announcements will be made later. Mrs Agnew was formerly Miss Mabel Bolander and resided at 2007 Oak Avenue. Accompanied by her husband and mother she went to Albuquerque about three weeks ago in hopes of regaining her health, but a few days ago she became suddenly much worse and the end came unexpectedly on Sunday. She is survived by her husband and infant son, also by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Perry Bolander, well known residents of this city, andsister Miss Opal Bolander and one brother, P.N. Bolander, of this city. Mrs. Agnew was born and raised in Parsons and was always popular among her associates, and the news of her death will be a shock to hosts of friends.
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Mable Bolander-Agnew passed away a couple of months after the birth of her son, John Joseph Agnew. This was the result of complications arising from childbirth.
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Mrs. Frank T. Agnew
Ellis & Martin recieved word yesterday of the death of Mrs. Frank T. Agnew which occured Sunday in Albuquerque, New Mexico. Teh funeral party will arrive in Parsons Thursday evening and funeral announcements will be made later. Mrs Agnew was formerly Miss Mabel Bolander and resided at 2007 Oak Avenue. Accompanied by her husband and mother she went to Albuquerque about three weeks ago in hopes of regaining her health, but a few days ago she became suddenly much worse and the end came unexpectedly on Sunday. She is survived by her husband and infant son, also by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Perry Bolander, well known residents of this city, andsister Miss Opal Bolander and one brother, P.N. Bolander, of this city. Mrs. Agnew was born and raised in Parsons and was always popular among her associates, and the news of her death will be a shock to hosts of friends.
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Mable Bolander-Agnew passed away a couple of months after the birth of her son, John Joseph Agnew. This was the result of complications arising from childbirth.
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Obituary - The Parsons Sun
Mrs. Frank T. Agnew
Ellis & Martin recieved word yesterday of the death of Mrs. Frank T. Agnew which occured Sunday in Albuquerque, New Mexico. Teh funeral party will arrive in Parsons Thursday evening and funeral announcements will be made later. Mrs Agnew was formerly Miss Mabel Bolander and resided at 2007 Oak Avenue. Accompanied by her husband and mother she went to Albuquerque about three weeks ago in hopes of regaining her health, but a few days ago she became suddenly much worse and the end came unexpectedly on Sunday. She is survived by her husband and infant son, also by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Perry Bolander, well known residents of this city, andsister Miss Opal Bolander and one brother, P.N. Bolander, of this city. Mrs. Agnew was born and raised in Parsons and was always popular among her associates, and the news of her death will be a shock to hosts of friends.
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Mable Bolander-Agnew passed away a couple of months after the birth of her son, John Joseph Agnew. This was the result of complications arising from childbirth.
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Mrs. Frank T. Agnew
Ellis & Martin recieved word yesterday of the death of Mrs. Frank T. Agnew which occured Sunday in Albuquerque, New Mexico. Teh funeral party will arrive in Parsons Thursday evening and funeral announcements will be made later. Mrs Agnew was formerly Miss Mabel Bolander and resided at 2007 Oak Avenue. Accompanied by her husband and mother she went to Albuquerque about three weeks ago in hopes of regaining her health, but a few days ago she became suddenly much worse and the end came unexpectedly on Sunday. She is survived by her husband and infant son, also by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Perry Bolander, well known residents of this city, andsister Miss Opal Bolander and one brother, P.N. Bolander, of this city. Mrs. Agnew was born and raised in Parsons and was always popular among her associates, and the news of her death will be a shock to hosts of friends.
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Mable Bolander-Agnew passed away a couple of months after the birth of her son, John Joseph Agnew. This was the result of complications arising from childbirth.
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