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Descendants of Owen Eugene Hogan and Ellen Golden

5. RICHARD LOUIS³ HOGAN (OWEN EUGENE², JOHN¹) was born September 23, 1883 in Abilene, Dickinson CO, KS, and died February 17, 1955 in Newton, Harvey CO, KS. He married JEANETTE (EUGENIE JULIETTE) VINLOVE January 12, 1910 in Ames, Cloud CO, KS, daughter of OLIVIER VILLENEUVE and JULIE ST. PIERRE. She was born October 25, 1885 in Ames, Cloud CO, KS, and died February 02, 1959 in Newton, Harvey CO, KS.

Notes for RICHARD LOUIS HOGAN:
Dick or R. L. (as many people called him) worked as a traveling salesman for a wholesale distributor of chinaware in Abilene until about 1913 when the family moved to Newton, KS. As the family grew, they lived in several homes in Newton, finally purchasing the house at 407 East 8th, which remained in the family until the 1960's. He served at least one term as mayor of Newton. He owned and operated a variety store -" Hogan's - A Little Bit of Everything."

Knights of Columbus Kansas Councils

Abilene Council 1661 was chartered October 27, 1912. Its first officers were: Grand Knight, John L. Whitehair; Deputy Grand Knight, George H. Sottong; Financial Secretary, Chas. Morton; Recording Secretary, Joseph A. Curry; Treasurer, P. O. Lucier; Warden, Wm. J. Gunzelman; Advocate, Cecil Brooks; Chancellor, Mark V. Migliario; Chaplain, Rev. Thomas O'Reilly; Inside Guard, Chas. Francis Murray; Outside Guard, Chris. Walters; Trustees, J. H. Carroll, Pat Crowe, Frank Makins.

The charter members were:

Joseph Abith Joseph Badger L. J. Bierman Cecil H. Brooks J. H. Carroll Pat Crowe J. C. Curran Joseph A. Curry Paul W. Fagan Wm. Feeney John A. Foltz W. J. Gunzelman John Haslouer John T. Higgins James Hinchon John L. Hogan Richard L. Hogan Chas. Lucier P. O. Lucier O. A. McKillip D. A. McSweeney Edward Makins Frank Makins James W. Malone A. E. Martin M. Y. Migliario Chas. A. Morton Ralph Morton Chas. F. Murray Rev. Thomas O'Reilly P. R. Leiser John T. Prendergast John C. Rauch Edward F. Shumaker Geo. H. Sottong W. S. Stroda C. C. Walters Albert Whitehair B. W. Whitehair C. W. Whitehair John Whitehair, Sr. John L. Whitehair Paul X. Whitehair

Through the years Abilene Council has maintained its membership around a hundred. In retrospect the activities of this group have been a truly worthwhile contribution to the community. Since 1926 the Council has put on a Christmas party for the children of St. Joseph's home and of the parish. For many years Christmas baskets were prepared for the needy of the parish and, in cooperation with the American Legion, for the poor of the city. Each year a big party for the entire parish is sponsored and organized by the members. In the thirties the Council sponsored a troop of Boy Scouts and a basketball team. The Council contributes to and takes an active interest in "Teen Town", a supervised club for the youth of the city. It lends its support to the Red Cross, Tuberculosis, Cancer and similar drives, and cooperates with all civic organizations in community activities.

The Council contributed a large stained glass window to St. Andrew's Church. It receives Holy Communion in a body on Holy Thursday and the Feast of Christ the King. Advertisements explaining the belief of Catholics are now being run in the local newspaper. Abilene Council was host to the State Convention in 1927 and 1936.

The past Grand Knights are: John L. Whitehair, 1912-13; Mark V. Migliario, 1913-14, deceased; Frank Sullivan, 1914-15, deceased; John L. Hogan, 1915-17; Glen Owens, 1917-20; Frank Horan, 1920-21; Alexander Whitehair, 1921-22; Thomas F. VanSickel, 1922-26; Ralph Morton, 1926-28; J. C. Curran, 1928-30; J. A. Casanova, 1930-31; Raymond Whitehair, 1931-33, 1939-40; Francis Weishaar, 1933-36; Matthew Rodney, 1936-39; Chas. J. Stapf, 1940-41; Wm. T. O'Donnell, 1941-44; R. Victor Johnston, 1944-46; W. J. Murray, 1946-48; Henry Veltman, 1948-50.

The first District Deputy from the Council was John L. Hogan who served from 1926 to 1932. Raymond Whitehair held the same office in 1938-39 and was elected State Secretary for the terms 1941-42.

The present officers of the Council are: Grand Knight, Henry Veltman; Deputy Grand Knight, Linn Corwin; Chancellor, John R. Whitehair; Recorder, J. C. Curran; Financial Secretary, Chas. J. Stapf; Treasurer, John L. Hogan; Lecturer, Joseph Huston; Advocate, Joseph Zey; Warden, Mike Stroda; Inside Guard, Robert Sexton; Outside Guard, Allan Smith; Trustees, Raymond Whitehair, Wm. J. Murray, R. V. Johnston; Chaplain, Rev. C. J. Roche.

The Council now has 106 members, 72 insurance and 34 associate.

Newton Council 976 was chartered April 9, 1905. Its first officers were: Grand Knight, T. H. McManus; Deputy Grand Knight, J. E. Weigand; Financial Secretary, J. R. Faecher; Recording Secretary, Leo Steinkirchner; Treasurer, Wm. Krueber; Warden, J. A. Elliott; Advocate, J. C. Hays; Chancellor, T. F. Conway; Chaplain, Rev. M. Maguire; Inside Guard, Geo. Hanna; Outside Guard, John Quilty; Trustees, John Ekberg, Ed. Hensy, John Klopolsky.

The past Grand Knights are: T. H. McManus, 1905-06; John McCabe, 1907; Wm. A. Krueger, 1908-10; Edwin Hensley, 1911; T. H. Savage, 1912-14; Rev. J. G. Damback, 1915; Joseph St. Romberg, 1916; R. L. Hogan, 1917-18, 1922, 1927; Leonard Vetter, 1919; Otto Wester, 1920-21; J. R. Hanna, 1923-24; Leo T. Grattan, 1925-26; Fred Deister, 1928; Mike Quilty, 1929; Jos. M. Steinkirchner, 1930-31; Karl Gutzmer, 1932-34; Ed. Vetter, 1935-36; Geo. Hanna, 1937-38; Robt. Hogan, 1939-40; Joe Tillman, 1941-42; Morris Hogan, 1943-44; Ed. Endres, 1945; Kenneth McDonald, 1946; Edward E. Endries, 1947; George J. Hanna, Jr., 1948; Leo F. Steinkirchner, 1949.

Abilene Daily Reflector Death Notice:
R. L. Hogan
      R. L. Hogan of Newton, a former Abilene resident and the brother of John Hogan and Miss Anna Hogan of Abilene, died Friday morning at his home in Newton. Other survivors include his wife, five daughters and two sons.
      Funeral arrangements have not been completed.

The Newton Kansan February 19, 1955
FUNERAL MONDAY - As a tribute to R. L. Hogan, the Chamber of Commerce retail committee has recommended that Newton business firms close Monday from 9:30 to 10:30 a.m. during funeral services for the former president of the Chamber and ex-mayor. (Photo above)

"Mr. Newton"
      Occasionally, over the years, communities lose individuals whose example and influence will long be remembered. Such a man was R. L. Hogan.
      Dick Hogan lived and worked by a creed that always reflected consideration for his fellowmen and the good of Newton. From the time he first entered business here more than 40 years ago, he labored continuously for civic betterment and an expanding city.
      No project was too small or too big for Dick Hogan to tackle. His organizational ability and leadership time and again provided the stimulus to carry to completion numerous fund-raising and promotional campaigns, all designed to improve the community.
      In Chamber of Commerce work, his church affiliations, and association with municipal affairs, Dick Hogan provided wise counsel, dynamic energy and financial resources with unselfish motives.
      Firm in his own convictions, he always was tolerant in considering opposing views, but never was subjected to pressure groups if he felt he was right. This was especially true during his period of service on the city commission and as mayor.
      He pioneered in the development of the Newton Hotel Co., that was to give Newton the modern Hotel Ripley, helped to organize the Newton Country Club and, recognizing the value of an educational institution at the city's doorstep was an ardent booster for Bethel College facilities. Those are only a few of the countless contributions he made to Newton.
      To his business associates and hosts of friends, Dick Hogan typified Mr. Newton. - L.S.

Wichita Eagle
Former Newton Mayor, 71, Dies of Heart Attack
NEWTON, KAN., Feb. 22 - Citizens of this community paid final respects yesterday to R. L. "Dick" Hogan who died Friday night of a heart attack at the age of 71.
      St. Mary's Catholic Church was filled to more than capacity for the solemn Requiem high Mass which was said for Newton's number one booster and former mayor.
      Msgr. J. G. Herman, pastor of St. Mary's Church and long time friend of Mr. Hogan, was celebrant of the mass.
      In his closing remarks, Msgr. Herman expressed hope that Mr. Hogan's most recent project, raising funds for the erection of a new church for the Mexican people of Newton, could be completed as a memorial to him. (My note: Katherine Hogan, eldest daughter, was successful in completing this project.)
      Mr. Hogan established the Hogan stores in Newton 44 years ago. He was prominent in church, business and fraternal circles.
      From 1949 to 1953 he served on the City Commission, including one year as mayor. During his period as city commissioner he worked for the Municipal Waterworks' expansion program that has since been completed.
      He was a devout member of St. Mary's Catholic Church, a past Grand Knight of the Knights of Columbus and a Fourth Degree Knight.

Notes for JEANETTE (EUGENIE JULIETTE) VINLOVE:
Jeanette was 13 when her mother died. She kept house for her father at Ames until he remarried. She then moved to Abilene to live with her oldest sister, Mary Lucier. She worked in a tailor shop there until she met and married Richard Hogan. The tailor shop was probably owned by Phillip Lucier, Mary's husband.

She would tell her grandchildren: I wish I had seven little boys (girls) just like you. Then she would kiss your elbow. She always wore a corset, and often had her hair up in iron curlers. She was a wonderful cook, especially rice pudding I remember. She and grandad always argued about who would die first, but he did. She died about 2 years later.

More About RICHARD HOGAN and JEANETTE VINLOVE:
Marriage: January 12, 1910, Ames, Cloud CO, KS

Children of RICHARD HOGAN and JEANETTE VINLOVE are:

12.	i.	MORRIS RICHARD⁴ HOGAN, b. December 30, 1910, Abilene, KS; d. June 14, 1977, Newton, KS.
13.	ii.	ROBERT LEO HOGAN,SR, b. July 12, 1912, Abilene, KS; d. September 02, 1944, Longuyon, France.
14.	iii.	PATRICK RAYMOND HOGAN, b. February 16, 1914, Newton, KS; d. January 1986, Topeka, KS.
15.	iv.	KATHERINE ELLEN HOGAN, b. November 26, 1915, Newton, KS; d. August 01, 1991, Newton, KS.
16.	v.	ELIZABETH GENEVIEVE HOGAN, b. Private, Newton, KS.
17.	vi.	MARION FRANCES HOGAN, b. January 03, 1921, Newton, KS; d. April 06, 1999, Wichita, KS.
18.	vii.	JULIA HARRIET HOGAN, b. October 16, 1923, Newton, KS; d. November 04, 1992, Toronto, Canada.
19.	viii.	BARBARA BERNADETTE HOGAN, b. Private, Newton, KS.

6. MICHAEL F.³ HOGAN (OWEN EUGENE², JOHN¹) was born February 11, 1889 in Abilene, KS, and died December 06, 1917 in Abilene, KS, Buried St. Joseph Cemetery. He married ?.

More About MICHAEL F. HOGAN:
Fact 1: St. Joseph Cemetery,Abilene-tombstone dates as noted

Children of MICHAEL HOGAN and ? are:

	i.		MICHAEL⁴ HOGAN, JR..
	ii.		ROSEMARY HOGAN.

7. JOHN LEO³ HOGAN (OWEN EUGENE², JOHN¹) was born July 29, 1893 in Abilene, KS, and died November 13, 1962 in Abilene, KS, Buried St. Joseph Cemetery. He married GLADYS LORENA SHADINGER April 19, 1917 in Abilene, KS, daughter of EDGAR SHADINGER and JESSIE ?. She was born November 08, 1893 in Dickinson CO, KS, and died August 08, 1961 in Abilene, KS, Buried St. Joseph Cemetery.

Notes for JOHN LEO HOGAN:
Abilene Council 1661 was chartered October 27, 1912. Its first officers were: Grand Knight, John L. Whitehair; Deputy Grand Knight, George H. Sottong; Financial Secretary, Chas. Morton; Recording Secretary, Joseph A. Curry; Treasurer, P. O. Lucier; Warden, Wm. J. Gunzelman; Advocate, Cecil Brooks; Chancellor, Mark V. Migliario; Chaplain, Rev. Thomas O'Reilly; Inside Guard, Chas. Francis Murray; Outside Guard, Chris. Walters; Trustees, J. H. Carroll, Pat Crowe, Frank Makins.

The charter members were:

Joseph Abith Joseph Badger L. J. Bierman Cecil H. Brooks J. H. Carroll Pat Crowe J. C. Curran Joseph A. Curry Paul W. Fagan Wm. Feeney John A. Foltz W. J. Gunzelman John Haslouer John T. Higgins James Hinchon John L. Hogan Richard L. Hogan Chas. Lucier P. O. Lucier O. A. McKillip D. A. McSweeney Edward Makins Frank Makins James W. Malone A. E. Martin M. Y. Migliario Chas. A. Morton Ralph Morton Chas. F. Murray Rev. Thomas O'Reilly leiser John T. Prendergast John C. Rauch Edward F. Shumaker Geo. H. Sottong W. S. Stroda C. C. Walters Albert Whitehair B. W. Whitehair C. W. Whitehair John Whitehair, Sr. John L. Whitehair Paul X. Whitehair

Through the years Abilene Council has maintained its membership around a hundred. In retrospect the activities of this group have been a truly worthwhile contribution to the community. Since 1926 the Council has put on a Christmas party for the children of St. Joseph's home and of the parish. For many years Christmas baskets were prepared for the needy of the parish and, in cooperation with the American Legion, for the poor of the city. Each year a big party for the entire parish is sponsored and organized by the members. In the thirties the Council sponsored a troop of Boy Scouts and a basketball team. The Council contributes to and takes an active interest in "Teen Town", a supervised club for the youth of the city. It lends its support to the Red Cross, Tuberculosis, Cancer and similar drives, and cooperates with all civic organizations in community activities.

The Council contributed a large stained glass window to St. Andrew's Church. It receives Holy Communion in a body on Holy Thursday and the Feast of Christ the King. Advertisements explaining the belief of Catholics are now being run in the local newspaper. Abilene Council was host to the State Convention in 1927 and 1936.

The past Grand Knights are: John L. Whitehair, 1912-13; Mark V. Migliario, 1913-14, deceased; Frank Sullivan, 1914-15, deceased; John L. Hogan, 1915-17; Glen Owens, 1917-20; Frank Horan, 1920-21; Alexander Whitehair, 1921-22; Thomas F. VanSickel, 1922-26; Ralph Morton, 1926-28; J. C. Curran, 1928-30; J. A. Casanova, 1930-31; Raymond Whitehair, 1931-33, 1939-40; Francis Weishaar, 1933-36; Matthew Rodney, 1936-39; Chas. J. Stapf, 1940-41; Wm. T. O'Donnell, 1941-44; R. Victor Johnston, 1944-46; W. J. Murray, 1946-48; Henry Veltman, 1948-50.

The first District Deputy from the Council was John L. Hogan who served from 1926 to 1932. Raymond Whitehair held the same office in 1938-39 and was elected State Secretary for the terms 1941-42.

The present officers of the Council are: Grand Knight, Henry Veltman; Deputy Grand Knight, Linn Corwin; Chancellor, John R. Whitehair; Recorder, J. C. Curran; Financial Secretary, Chas. J. Stapf; Treasurer, John L. Hogan; Lecturer, Joseph Huston; Advocate, Joseph Zey; Warden, Mike Stroda; Inside Guard, Robert Sexton; Outside Guard, Allan Smith; Trustees, Raymond Whitehair, Wm. J. Murray, R. V. Johnston; Chaplain, Rev. C. J. Roche.

The Council now has 106 members, 72 insurance and 34 associate.

Obit:

Retired Mill Man Dies Unexpectedly

      John L. Hogan, 69, traffic manager for the Abilene Flour Mills until his retirement a few months ago, died unexpectedly late Tuesday afternoon at his home, 910 N.W. Second St.
      Mr. Hogan was a life-long resident of Abilene and had been an employee of the Abilene Mills for 45 years. On his retirement as traffic manager he was honored at a party given by the milling company and also at one given by the Mid-West railroads when he was presented with a watch.
      The son of Owen and Ellen Gohen (sic) Hogan, Mr. Hogan was born in Abilene July 29, 1917, was married to Gladys Shadinger. Mrs. Hogan died Aug. 8, 1961. He was a member of St. Andrew's Roman Catholic church, Knights of Columbus and Elks lodge.
      Surviving are three daughters, Mrs. Robert Burge of Columbus, Ohio, Mrs. Charles Conwell of Kansas City, MO, and Miss Cecilia Hogan of Los Angeles; one sister, Miss Anna Hogan of Abilene; eight grandchildren and other relatives.
      Funeral services will be held at St. Andrew's church Friday at 9 A.M. with the Rev. Alvin Werth officiating. Burial will be in St. Joseph's cemetery. Members of the parish will recite the Rosary at the Martin Funeral home Thursday at 7:30 P.M.

More About JOHN LEO HOGAN:
Fact 1: Traffic Mgr for Abilene Flour Mills
Fact 2: some connection with Mid-West RRs
Fact 3: buried with wife at St. Joseph Cemetery
Fact 4: address at death: 910 NW 2nd St.

More About JOHN HOGAN and GLADYS SHADINGER:
Marriage: April 19, 1917, Abilene, KS

Children of JOHN HOGAN and GLADYS SHADINGER are:

20.	i.	JOSEPHINE ANN (JOAN)⁴ HOGAN, b. Private, Abilene, Dickenson CO, KS.
	ii.	CECILIA GLADYS HOGAN, b. March 11, 1920, Dickinson CO, KS; d. July 13, 1985, CA, Buried St. Joseph Cemetery, Abilene, KS.
21.	iii.	PATRICIA LOUISE HOGAN, b. Private, Abilene, Dickenson CO, KS.

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