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Ardyth E. Strine

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Ardyth E. Strine

Birth
Monrovia, Atchison County, Kansas, USA
Death
30 May 1987 (aged 81)
Horton, Brown County, Kansas, USA
Burial
Effingham, Atchison County, Kansas, USA Add to Map
Plot
Lot 104 Grave 3 Row 9
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Ardyth Strine
• Daughter of Harry Strine and Roxy Strine
• Sister of Mrs. Beulah "Pinkie" Moman and Earl Strine
• Taught at Potter grade school
• Finance officer for the Atchison welfare department
• Avid baseball fan

Atchison Globe Sunday, May 31, 1987 Page 2A
Ardyth E. Strine, 81, Effingham, died Saturday morning at the Horton Hospital.
Services will be at 1:30 p.m. Monday at O'trimble Funeral home.
Miss Strine was born March 8. 1906, in the Monrovia community, the daughter of Harry and Roxie Parker Strine.
She taught at Monrovia and Noffsinger school and in Bartlesville, Oklahoma. She worked in the fiscal office of the Welfare Department in the Atchison County Courthouse for 30years, retiring in 1970.
Miss Strine was a member of the Effingham Community Church and a women's circle of the church. She was a former treasurer of the Effingham Methodist Church.
Her enjoyments in life were fishing and baseball.
Surviving are a sister, Beulah Moman, Horton, and three nephews.
Ardyth Strine
• Daughter of Harry Strine and Roxy Strine
• Sister of Mrs. Beulah "Pinkie" Moman and Earl Strine
• Taught at Potter grade school
• Finance officer for the Atchison welfare department
• Avid baseball fan

Atchison Globe Sunday, May 31, 1987 Page 2A
Ardyth E. Strine, 81, Effingham, died Saturday morning at the Horton Hospital.
Services will be at 1:30 p.m. Monday at O'trimble Funeral home.
Miss Strine was born March 8. 1906, in the Monrovia community, the daughter of Harry and Roxie Parker Strine.
She taught at Monrovia and Noffsinger school and in Bartlesville, Oklahoma. She worked in the fiscal office of the Welfare Department in the Atchison County Courthouse for 30years, retiring in 1970.
Miss Strine was a member of the Effingham Community Church and a women's circle of the church. She was a former treasurer of the Effingham Methodist Church.
Her enjoyments in life were fishing and baseball.
Surviving are a sister, Beulah Moman, Horton, and three nephews.


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