Albert and Anna Kobler

Albert Kobler was born 3/21/1893 in Penokee, Kansas. Albert married Anna Jane Davis on 6/28/1916 in Phillipsburg, KS. He died 3/13/1977 at Hadley Regional Medical Center in Hays, Kansas.

Albert and Anna had five children:

1. LaVergne Kobler
2. Phyllis Kobler
3. Lorrayne Kobler
4. Margaret Kobler
5. Carl D. Kobler

Photos

Thank you to Nancy Hardman for providing most of these photos.

Back Row: Margret, Carl, LaVernge
Front Row: Phyllis, Albert, Anna, Lorrayne

Back Row: Lorryane Deines, Margret Rath, Phyllis Madden, Gene Madden, Carl Kobler, Elma Kobler, LaVergne Hardman
Front Row: Ruben Deines, Bob Rath, Albert Kobler, Anna Kobler, Irv Hardman

Back Row: June Hardman, Ruben Deines, Carl Davis Kobler, Gene Madden, Bob Rath
Middle Row: LaVergne Hardman, Lorryane Deines, Elma Kobler, Phyllis Madden, Margaret Rath
Front Row: Anna Kobler, Albert Kobler

 

Anna Jane (Davis) Kobler Obituary

Anna Jane Kobler, 82, passed away Saturday, July 7, at the Graham County Hospital in Hill City. She was a pharmacist, and she and her husband operated a drug store in Morland for over 50 years.

She was a member of the Morland Methodist Church and the O.E.S. No. 400.

She is survived by her husband, Albert J., of the home; four daughters, Mrs. Irv (LaVergne) Hardman and Mrs. Gene (Phyllis) Madden, Hill City; Mrs. Ruben (Lorrayne) Deines, WaKeeney; Mrs. Robert (Margaret) Rath, Morland; one son, Dr. Carl D. Kobler, Hill City; two sisters, Mrs. O. J. Rohner, Albany, Oregon; Mrs. Wilbur Arasmith, Densmore; two brothers, George T. Davis, Richland, Washington; Leslie Davis, Riverside, California; 21 grandchildren and 19 great grandchildren.

Funeral services were held at the United Methodist Church in Morland at 10:00 a.m., Tuesday, with the Reverend Delbert L. Honn officiating. Music was furnished by Rev. Darrell Hendrickson with Mrs. James Taber at the organ.

Casket bearers were: Blaine Hardman, Kevin Kobler, Tim Rath, Mark Madden, Tom Deines, and Bob Super.

Honorary bearers were: Doug Hardman, Philip Rath, Alan Deines, Carl Davis Kobler Jr., John F. Kobler and Kelly Madden.

Interment was in the Hill City Cemetery. Memorials may be given to the Morland United Methodist Church or the Kansas Heart Fund.