Music was provided by Mrs. Bessie Elkinton and Mrs. Edith Shepherd

accompanied on the organ by Mrs. Ida Phares.

  Mrs. Elliott was born near Home City, Marshall County, January 16,

1902.  She moved to Osawatomie with her parents in 1904.  She graduated

from Osawatomie High School in 1920 and after attending the Teachers

college at Emporia taught in several Miami county rural schools.  

  On July 31, 1926 she was married to Hamilton Elliott at her parents’ 

home, three miles south of Osawatomie.  To them two sons were born,

Harold D. and Joseph C.

  Mrs. Elliott was a member of the Methodist Church, Philathea class,

WSCS Ladies Aid of the Spring Grove Friends church, Veterans of

Foreign Wars Auxiliary and the World War I Barracks.

  Surviving are the two sons; her brother, Walter Hahn of Lane; and 

six grandchildren.

  Pallbearers at the services were LeRoy Bromell, Milo Day, Lloyd Wilson,

Lawrence Kim, C . C. Burns and Ernest Cook.  Veterans of Foreign Wars

Services were held at the grave.  Burial was in the Lane cemetery.