Pauline was born on November 7, 1896 in Osborne. She was the daughter of Leodus Jonathan and Dora May Herrick Cowger. She lived in Salina since 1918.
Pauline was a cashier and secretary to the President of the Lamer Hotel Company. She was also the Eisenhower Pilgrimage Committee Chairman.
She was a member of the First Methodist Church, Osborne; Salina Business and Professional Women’s Club; Kansas Federation Business and Professional Women’s Club; Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority; Leslie Kreps American Legional Auxiliary No. 62; Osborne Kansas Rebeccah Lodge No. 262; Kansas State Historical Society, Topeka; Native Daughters of Kansas; Saline County Chapter of Native Daughters of Kansas; Young Women’s Christian Association; Salina Garden Club; American Red Cross, Saline County, American Cancer Society; Salina Civic Music Association; Saline County Board of the Kansas Children’s league; Community Chest; Knife and Fork Club; Salina Chamber of Commerce; T-B Association; Dames of the Court of Honor; Daughters of the Colonial Wars; Kansas Centennial Commission; and Kansas Farmers Union.
She was a member of the Daughters of the American Revolution, Mary Wade Strother Chapter in 1947. She was an Honorary Kansas State Society of NSDAR Regent and Former Honorary Vice President General. She served as the Regent for MWS 1953-1955.
She had a niece, Wanda Malone of St. Peters, Missouri. Pauline also had a nephew, Winfield Jay Cowger of Pacatello, Idaho.
Pauline never married and had no children. She died on September 14, 1990 at the Salina Nursing Center. Her burial was at the Osborne Cemetery, Osborne, Kansas.
Pauline was a cashier and secretary to the President of the Lamer Hotel Company. She was also the Eisenhower Pilgrimage Committee Chairman.
She was a member of the First Methodist Church, Osborne; Salina Business and Professional Women’s Club; Kansas Federation Business and Professional Women’s Club; Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority; Leslie Kreps American Legional Auxiliary No. 62; Osborne Kansas Rebeccah Lodge No. 262; Kansas State Historical Society, Topeka; Native Daughters of Kansas; Saline County Chapter of Native Daughters of Kansas; Young Women’s Christian Association; Salina Garden Club; American Red Cross, Saline County, American Cancer Society; Salina Civic Music Association; Saline County Board of the Kansas Children’s league; Community Chest; Knife and Fork Club; Salina Chamber of Commerce; T-B Association; Dames of the Court of Honor; Daughters of the Colonial Wars; Kansas Centennial Commission; and Kansas Farmers Union.
She was a member of the Daughters of the American Revolution, Mary Wade Strother Chapter in 1947. She was an Honorary Kansas State Society of NSDAR Regent and Former Honorary Vice President General. She served as the Regent for MWS 1953-1955.
She had a niece, Wanda Malone of St. Peters, Missouri. Pauline also had a nephew, Winfield Jay Cowger of Pacatello, Idaho.
Pauline never married and had no children. She died on September 14, 1990 at the Salina Nursing Center. Her burial was at the Osborne Cemetery, Osborne, Kansas.
Pauline was born on November 7, 1896 in Osborne. She was the daughter of Leodus Jonathan and Dora May Herrick Cowger. She lived in Salina since 1918.
Pauline was a cashier and secretary to the President of the Lamer Hotel Company. She was also the Eisenhower Pilgrimage Committee Chairman.
She was a member of the First Methodist Church, Osborne; Salina Business and Professional Women’s Club; Kansas Federation Business and Professional Women’s Club; Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority; Leslie Kreps American Legional Auxiliary No. 62; Osborne Kansas Rebeccah Lodge No. 262; Kansas State Historical Society, Topeka; Native Daughters of Kansas; Saline County Chapter of Native Daughters of Kansas; Young Women’s Christian Association; Salina Garden Club; American Red Cross, Saline County, American Cancer Society; Salina Civic Music Association; Saline County Board of the Kansas Children’s league; Community Chest; Knife and Fork Club; Salina Chamber of Commerce; T-B Association; Dames of the Court of Honor; Daughters of the Colonial Wars; Kansas Centennial Commission; and Kansas Farmers Union.
She was a member of the Daughters of the American Revolution, Mary Wade Strother Chapter in 1947. She was an Honorary Kansas State Society of NSDAR Regent and Former Honorary Vice President General. She served as the Regent for MWS 1953-1955.
She had a niece, Wanda Malone of St. Peters, Missouri. Pauline also had a nephew, Winfield Jay Cowger of Pacatello, Idaho.
Pauline never married and had no children. She died on September 14, 1990 at the Salina Nursing Center. Her burial was at the Osborne Cemetery, Osborne, Kansas.
Pauline was a cashier and secretary to the President of the Lamer Hotel Company. She was also the Eisenhower Pilgrimage Committee Chairman.
She was a member of the First Methodist Church, Osborne; Salina Business and Professional Women’s Club; Kansas Federation Business and Professional Women’s Club; Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority; Leslie Kreps American Legional Auxiliary No. 62; Osborne Kansas Rebeccah Lodge No. 262; Kansas State Historical Society, Topeka; Native Daughters of Kansas; Saline County Chapter of Native Daughters of Kansas; Young Women’s Christian Association; Salina Garden Club; American Red Cross, Saline County, American Cancer Society; Salina Civic Music Association; Saline County Board of the Kansas Children’s league; Community Chest; Knife and Fork Club; Salina Chamber of Commerce; T-B Association; Dames of the Court of Honor; Daughters of the Colonial Wars; Kansas Centennial Commission; and Kansas Farmers Union.
She was a member of the Daughters of the American Revolution, Mary Wade Strother Chapter in 1947. She was an Honorary Kansas State Society of NSDAR Regent and Former Honorary Vice President General. She served as the Regent for MWS 1953-1955.
She had a niece, Wanda Malone of St. Peters, Missouri. Pauline also had a nephew, Winfield Jay Cowger of Pacatello, Idaho.
Pauline never married and had no children. She died on September 14, 1990 at the Salina Nursing Center. Her burial was at the Osborne Cemetery, Osborne, Kansas.
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