Earl Strine of Monrovia Kansas passed on Jan. 2, 1981. He was born in the Monrovia community on Apr. 11, 1910 the son of Harry Strine, merchant and postmaster at Monrovia and Roxie Strine. Earl had two sisters, Ardyth Strine and Beula Moman. He and his wife, Wilda Hawk Strine had three sons, Wayne and Clyde of Effingham and Jim, Topeka, KS.
Earl was engaged in agriculture most of his life and had been manager of the Effingham locker plant and the county weed supervisor. He served as a board member of district 15, the Monrovia School as well as a board member of the Maple Grove School. He was a long-term member of the Monrovia cemetery board. Mr. Strine was an avid fisherman.
From the Effingham New Leaf, 1939
HAWK - STRINE WEDDING. Simplicity marked the marriage of Miss Wilda LaVerne Hawk and Earl Edward Strine, which took place Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Methodist parsonage in Effingham. The Rev. Phonce Mitchell, pastor of the church, performed the impressive ceremony. The only attendant was Mrs. Mitchell, wife of the minister. The bride, a charming and beautiful blonde, is the second daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Hawk, 1 1/2 mile northwest of Effingham. She has spent her entire life in this community and for the past two years, since her graduation from the Atchison County Community High School, has been her mother's most efficient homemaker and helper. For her wedding dress she chose an ensemble of navy blue net over a blue taffeta slip, embroidered in a light shade of fuchsia, with the same color trimming.
The groom is the only son of Harry Strine, who lives three miles north of Effingham. He is a young man of fine character and by his devotion to duty has won widespread popularity in this vicinity since moving to Effingham from Monrovia. He is a graduate of the Atchison County Community High School with the class of 1928 and is associated with his father in the farming industry. The couple will be at home to their many friends on the Dale farm, north of Effingham.
Earl was engaged in agriculture most of his life and had been manager of the Effingham locker plant and the county weed supervisor. He served as a board member of district 15, the Monrovia School as well as a board member of the Maple Grove School. He was a long-term member of the Monrovia cemetery board. Mr. Strine was an avid fisherman.
From the Effingham New Leaf, 1939
HAWK - STRINE WEDDING. Simplicity marked the marriage of Miss Wilda LaVerne Hawk and Earl Edward Strine, which took place Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Methodist parsonage in Effingham. The Rev. Phonce Mitchell, pastor of the church, performed the impressive ceremony. The only attendant was Mrs. Mitchell, wife of the minister. The bride, a charming and beautiful blonde, is the second daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Hawk, 1 1/2 mile northwest of Effingham. She has spent her entire life in this community and for the past two years, since her graduation from the Atchison County Community High School, has been her mother's most efficient homemaker and helper. For her wedding dress she chose an ensemble of navy blue net over a blue taffeta slip, embroidered in a light shade of fuchsia, with the same color trimming.
The groom is the only son of Harry Strine, who lives three miles north of Effingham. He is a young man of fine character and by his devotion to duty has won widespread popularity in this vicinity since moving to Effingham from Monrovia. He is a graduate of the Atchison County Community High School with the class of 1928 and is associated with his father in the farming industry. The couple will be at home to their many friends on the Dale farm, north of Effingham.
Earl Strine of Monrovia Kansas passed on Jan. 2, 1981. He was born in the Monrovia community on Apr. 11, 1910 the son of Harry Strine, merchant and postmaster at Monrovia and Roxie Strine. Earl had two sisters, Ardyth Strine and Beula Moman. He and his wife, Wilda Hawk Strine had three sons, Wayne and Clyde of Effingham and Jim, Topeka, KS.
Earl was engaged in agriculture most of his life and had been manager of the Effingham locker plant and the county weed supervisor. He served as a board member of district 15, the Monrovia School as well as a board member of the Maple Grove School. He was a long-term member of the Monrovia cemetery board. Mr. Strine was an avid fisherman.
From the Effingham New Leaf, 1939
HAWK - STRINE WEDDING. Simplicity marked the marriage of Miss Wilda LaVerne Hawk and Earl Edward Strine, which took place Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Methodist parsonage in Effingham. The Rev. Phonce Mitchell, pastor of the church, performed the impressive ceremony. The only attendant was Mrs. Mitchell, wife of the minister. The bride, a charming and beautiful blonde, is the second daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Hawk, 1 1/2 mile northwest of Effingham. She has spent her entire life in this community and for the past two years, since her graduation from the Atchison County Community High School, has been her mother's most efficient homemaker and helper. For her wedding dress she chose an ensemble of navy blue net over a blue taffeta slip, embroidered in a light shade of fuchsia, with the same color trimming.
The groom is the only son of Harry Strine, who lives three miles north of Effingham. He is a young man of fine character and by his devotion to duty has won widespread popularity in this vicinity since moving to Effingham from Monrovia. He is a graduate of the Atchison County Community High School with the class of 1928 and is associated with his father in the farming industry. The couple will be at home to their many friends on the Dale farm, north of Effingham.
Earl was engaged in agriculture most of his life and had been manager of the Effingham locker plant and the county weed supervisor. He served as a board member of district 15, the Monrovia School as well as a board member of the Maple Grove School. He was a long-term member of the Monrovia cemetery board. Mr. Strine was an avid fisherman.
From the Effingham New Leaf, 1939
HAWK - STRINE WEDDING. Simplicity marked the marriage of Miss Wilda LaVerne Hawk and Earl Edward Strine, which took place Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Methodist parsonage in Effingham. The Rev. Phonce Mitchell, pastor of the church, performed the impressive ceremony. The only attendant was Mrs. Mitchell, wife of the minister. The bride, a charming and beautiful blonde, is the second daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Hawk, 1 1/2 mile northwest of Effingham. She has spent her entire life in this community and for the past two years, since her graduation from the Atchison County Community High School, has been her mother's most efficient homemaker and helper. For her wedding dress she chose an ensemble of navy blue net over a blue taffeta slip, embroidered in a light shade of fuchsia, with the same color trimming.
The groom is the only son of Harry Strine, who lives three miles north of Effingham. He is a young man of fine character and by his devotion to duty has won widespread popularity in this vicinity since moving to Effingham from Monrovia. He is a graduate of the Atchison County Community High School with the class of 1928 and is associated with his father in the farming industry. The couple will be at home to their many friends on the Dale farm, north of Effingham.
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