The Topeka Daily Capital
Wednesday
January 11, 1927
Many At Farrier Funeral.
Pay Last Respects to Well-Known Topeka Printer.
A crowd which filled Bomgardner's funeral home yesterday afternoon attended the funeral services of Fred FARRIER, Topeka printer, who was killed in a motor car accident Sunday evening.
Members of the Topeka Typographical union and employes of The Daily Capital composing room, where he was employed, attended in body.
There also was a representation both of instructors and boys from the Boys' State Industrial school, where he formerly was head of the printing department.
The Rev. R.R. SCHREIBER, pastor of the First Evangelical church, conducted the services, and Mrs. Willard RICKEL sang.
Burial was in Memorial park cemetery.
Wednesday
January 11, 1927
Many At Farrier Funeral.
Pay Last Respects to Well-Known Topeka Printer.
A crowd which filled Bomgardner's funeral home yesterday afternoon attended the funeral services of Fred FARRIER, Topeka printer, who was killed in a motor car accident Sunday evening.
Members of the Topeka Typographical union and employes of The Daily Capital composing room, where he was employed, attended in body.
There also was a representation both of instructors and boys from the Boys' State Industrial school, where he formerly was head of the printing department.
The Rev. R.R. SCHREIBER, pastor of the First Evangelical church, conducted the services, and Mrs. Willard RICKEL sang.
Burial was in Memorial park cemetery.
The Topeka Daily Capital
Wednesday
January 11, 1927
Many At Farrier Funeral.
Pay Last Respects to Well-Known Topeka Printer.
A crowd which filled Bomgardner's funeral home yesterday afternoon attended the funeral services of Fred FARRIER, Topeka printer, who was killed in a motor car accident Sunday evening.
Members of the Topeka Typographical union and employes of The Daily Capital composing room, where he was employed, attended in body.
There also was a representation both of instructors and boys from the Boys' State Industrial school, where he formerly was head of the printing department.
The Rev. R.R. SCHREIBER, pastor of the First Evangelical church, conducted the services, and Mrs. Willard RICKEL sang.
Burial was in Memorial park cemetery.
Wednesday
January 11, 1927
Many At Farrier Funeral.
Pay Last Respects to Well-Known Topeka Printer.
A crowd which filled Bomgardner's funeral home yesterday afternoon attended the funeral services of Fred FARRIER, Topeka printer, who was killed in a motor car accident Sunday evening.
Members of the Topeka Typographical union and employes of The Daily Capital composing room, where he was employed, attended in body.
There also was a representation both of instructors and boys from the Boys' State Industrial school, where he formerly was head of the printing department.
The Rev. R.R. SCHREIBER, pastor of the First Evangelical church, conducted the services, and Mrs. Willard RICKEL sang.
Burial was in Memorial park cemetery.
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