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Irren LincoJn three great-grandchildren; an aunt
Lincoln, 87, died last and an uncle She was preceded in
in St. Peter Hospital, death by a daughter, Joyce
He was born March 24, Bostrom, who died in March of
Grove, Kansas. 1974.
1927 Mr. Lincoln had
resident of the Bayshore
acting Mason County
1935 to 1939, and
assessor from 1939
He then served as
1957.
was a member of
No. I I F and
on Order of Eastern
Club, Mayflower
Association.
him are two
C. Edler of
Barbara Stroud of
grandchildren; and
Were held at 11 a.m.
In Batstone Funeral
ith Christian Science
~. Bean reading the
was in Shelton
V. Sallee
will be held at 1
Batstone Funeral
V. Sallee who
Memorial
at the age
was born July 9,
was formerly
as a beautician and for
and operated a
m the Cameron
1. She later resided
for several
Worked in seafood
five years she had
where she was a
f the Agnew
Grandmothers'
Auxiliary.
include her
S. Sallee of
Sons, Robert Hutton
lad James Hutton of
mon; two brothers,
of Port Angeles
of Sultan,
14 grandchildren;
to Classify
The Reverend Kurt
Hardenbrook will officiate at her
funeral, and burial will be in
Shelton Memorial Park.
Helga Mattaini
At 11 a.m. today a funeral
will be held in Stokes Mortuary,
Renton, for Helga Mattaini of
Shelton, 86, who died Monday.
Born in Norway on June 19,
1888, Mrs. Mattaini came to the
Kent area in 1909, moving to
Maple Valley in 1913. She had
resided in Shelton from 1960
until two months ago when she
went to Renton.
She was the widow of Charles,
who died in Shelton in 1962. Mrs.
Mattaini is survived by a son,
Chades, of Renton; a daughter,
Muriel Bostwick of Shelton; a
sister in Norway; five
grandchildren; and 10
great-grandchildren.
Burial will be in Greenwood
Cemetery at Renton.
Robert Swearingen
A funeral was held at 2 p.m.
on March 8 in Mt. View Valley
Chapel, Tacoma, for Robert E.
Swearingen of Route 10, Box
471, Shelton, who died March 6.
Burial was in Mt. View Memorial
Park.•
Mr. Swearingen, 73, was born
January 25, 1902 in Pond Run,
Ohio. He had made his home in
Shelton for several years and was
a member of the local Assembly
of God Church.
Surviving him are his wife,
Rose Swearingen, of the family
home; two daughters, Mrs.
Thomas (Lois) Tibbits of Shelton
and Doris Reed of Tacoma; two
sons, Robert of Lodi, California,
and Darrell of Tacoma; three
brothers, Ernest of Olympia, Roy
of Ohio and Aldelbert of Ohio; a
sister, Loa Shaffer of Ohio; 11
grandchildren; and two
great-grandchildren.
Frances E. Nelson
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$375
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r papers, has all
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manage an
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our
call for
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home,
small
deposit.
Pickup, 517
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ON car
atic,
156.
A funeral was held at 1 p.m.
Wednesday in Brinnon
Community Church for Frances
Ethel Nelson who died Saturday
in Port Townsend. The Reverend
Arnold Dalke officiated.
Mrs. Nelson was born August
11, 1882 in Forsyth, Montana
and had lived in Brirmon since
1921. She was a member of Order
of Eastern Star in Quilcene and
also of Rebekah Lodge. She was a
charter member of the Brinnon
Booster Club.
SiJrviv0rs include three sons,
George Brown of Brinnon,
Donald Brown of Edmonds and
Bill Nelson of Brinnon; five
grandchildren; and nine
great-grandchildren. Three sons
preceded her in death.
Burial was in Brinnon
Cemetery. Owyen Funeral Home,
Port Townsend, was in charge of
arrangements.
been a resident of Mason County
and the Hood Canal area since
1940. She was employed as a
maid at Alderbrook Inn.
Mrs. Besett is survived by her
husband, Edward N. Besett of
Olympia; two daughters, Irene
Degler of Olympia and Edith
Walter of Union; three sisters,
Mary Hepworth of Seattle and
Cora Johns and Virginia Sheely,
both of Okanogan; and by three
granddaughters.
The Reverend Wesley Gain
officiated at graveside services
held at 2 p.m. Wednesday in
Shelton Memorial Park.
Guild will meet
Georgene Reed Orthopedic
Guild will meet at noon Friday in
the home of Marcia Stewart.
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High Low Precip.
March 13 48 33 .1
March 14 51 35 --
March 15 49 39 .08
March 16 44 36 .46
March 17 47 35 .49
March 18 49 36 .75
March 19 52 37 .49
Rainy periods and continued cool
weather are forecast for the
weekend with high temperatures
ranging from 45 degrees to 55
degrees and lows in the 30s and
low 40s.
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Applying for marriage licenses
in the Mason County auditor's
office this week were:
Dave Branson, 35, Shelton,
and Rita Endras, 30, Spokane.
Darrell Bucker, 46,
Bremerton, and Sharrai Steike,
39, Brerr rton.
Michael Mitchell, 27, Shelton,
and Marlys Harber, 22, Shelton.
Thomas Olson, 33, Shelton,
and Marchell Hawell, 27, Shelton
Howard Allen, 61, Chelan,
an~ Goldtna Allen, 5 I, Chelan.
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Mason General Hospital
A son to Andy and Susan
(Hankers) Swartsel, Route 5, Box
82, Shelton, March 6.
A son to Danny and Betty
(Martinson) Stormo, 1616 East
l lth Street, Olympia, March 13.
A daughter to Tony and
Isabel (Syfert) Gendusa, Route 5,
Box 251, Shelton, March 17.
A daughter to Bob and Renay
(Windbigler) Cohn, 942 East
Cascade, Shelton, March 18.
Get the most for your
business insurance money.
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Arnold and
Smith Insurance
117 E. Cota 426-3317
we have
and
Call
:lay,
of Cub
Phyllis E. Besett
Phyllis E. Besett died Sunday
in Mason General Hospital at the
age of 72 years.
Born December 2, 1902 in
Brewster, Washington, she had
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