Kimble County, TX - Obituaries:  Kane, Miss Emma Louise, 1935
Wednesday, December 13, 2000

Submitted by:  burtwyat@ctesc.net  (Frederica Wyatt)
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  Complications following an operation for appendicitis was the cause of the
death of Miss Emma Louise Kane on February 1, 1935.  Funeral services were
held at the Methodist Church by Rev. R. S. Pierce on February 2, and the
body was buried in the Junction cemetery.
  Emma Louise Kane was born in Kimble county on June 7, 1918, and spent
practically all her life in Kimble county.  After the death of her mother
more than two years ago, she went to Houston to live with a sister and
attend school.  She came home a few weeks ago to visit her father and other
relatives and was taken ill while here.
  She was a member of the 10th grade in the John Reagan High School of 
Houston.  She was a popular student and was active in the various school
organizations.  She was a member of the Norhill Methodist Church of Houston.
She was a member of the following church and school organizations:  Junior
Choir, Epworth League, Queen Esther Girls, and the Order of Rainbow Girls.
  She is survived by her father, H. H. Kane, who has been a citizen of
Kimble county for many years; three sisters--Mrs. Hazel Herring, Junction;
Mrs. Bernice Loeffler, Houston; Miss Lanelle Kane, Houston; four brothers--
John Kane of Hobbs, New Mexico; Paul Kane, San Angelo; and Elmer and
Prestridge Kane, Junction, and numerous other relatives, including her
grandmother, Mrs. ... A. Young of Sonora.
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