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November 20, 1975     Shelton Mason County Journal
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iF III I cAIfrey A.R. Christiansen Emma Levagood il l. McAlfrey, aArthur R. Christiansen, 54, A funeral was held at 2 p.m. BEtna area for 38died Tuesday in his Potlatch Wednesday in the First Christian Elma nursing home. Church for Emma Levagood, 90, 12 at the age He was born October 9, 1921who died Sunday in Shelton. vasborn January in Seattle where he was employed Pastor Kurt Hardenbrook Los Angeles, as a truck driver until ill health officiated, and burial was in caused his retirement one year Shelton Memorial Park. .tirement because ago, at which time he came to Mrs. Levagood was born lr. McAlfrey was Potlatch. October 25, 1885 in Carrick, Mr. Christiansen is survived by Ontario, Canada. For many years manager of the riculture Soil Service office. He of the Shelton t,inelude his wife, Nfrey of the family his wife, Doris, of the home and by a son, Ralph, of Bellingham. At 1 p.m. Saturday a graveside service will be held in Acacia Cemetery, Seattle. she lived in Pasco, Washington, where she was a member of the First Methodist Church. She had been a resident of Shelton for the past four years. Surviving her are two daughters, Mrs. Jean Hickam of Ldaughters, Sherry Shelton and Mrs. Lorraine deen, Washington, William Berringer Buckingham of Pasco; a son, I _eY of DuPont, Sandra Ehshardt A service will be held at 3 Hugh Levagood of Portland, L California; eight p.m. today in Batstone Funeral Oregon; seven grandchildren; 11 land many nieces Home for William J. Berringer of great-grandchildren; two brothers, Shelton who died Tuesday in Allan Berscht of Kamloops, with the wishes Mason General Hospital. British Columbia and Trenton r ,no funeral service Cremation will follow the funeral. Berscht of Canada; a sister, Mrs. Mr. Berringer was born in Issaquah, Washington on January eorge 9, 1891. For 35 years he was r rge of 1222 East owner and manager of a heating adied Tuesday infuel company in Seattle. He had Hospital. He was made his home in Mason County ttan, Kansas onfor the past 12 years. Survivors include his wife, Olga Welch of Vancouver, British Columbia; and many nieces and nephews. Musical tofthe Shelton Edith J. Berringer of Shelton; a 8years, Mr. Georgearea niece, Beverly Siemon of Des pt0m the real estate Moines, Washington; and a I nephew, Gilbert Montgomery of n@ed by his wife, Los Angeles, California. the home; two . mrs. r orman St. Martin's College, Olympia, Shelton and Mrs. will present Mrs. Jane Edge and ttlall of Vancouver, Michael V. Shively Mrs. Helen Pagels in a concert of I! Son, Lloyd George organ and violin music November t grandchildren; six Michael Victor Shively, born23 at 3 p.m. in the Abbey Church dren; two sisters, September 28, 1975 in Shelton, on the college campus. The [0f Kansas and Miss died Saturday in his Sheltonprogram will be free to the public. Arkansas; and a home at the age of one monthMrs. Edge is a former Shelton r" George, also of andl7days, resident. I, will be held at 1 'L Batstone Funeral ternaent to follow in itial Park. blh LeGarde (Betty) LeGarde, at of the Shelton ; day in St. Peter pia. She was 55 Surviving Michael are his father, Randy J. Costi; his mother, Consuelo M. Shively; a grandfather, Clarence Shively; grandmothers Mrs. Janet Shively and Mrs. Patty P. Costi. The Reverend Bernie Thole officiated at graveside services held at 10 a.m. Wednesday in Shelton Memorial Park. The presentation will include Handel's "Sonata in D Major," Bach's "Prelude and Fugue in D Major," Franck's "Prelude, Fugue and Variation" and Hindemith's "Sonata No. 2," as well as selections by Pachelbel, Reger, Vitali and Piston. Mrs. Edge, an adjunct instructor in music at St. Martin's, is a former organist and director of music at St. John's Episcopal Church, Olympia. A graduate in arde, born August i .a, Ella Loughrey music from Cornell College was employed (Iowa), she has pursued advanced Ella Loughrey, 95, died work in organ and church music. red by three sons, Friday in Shelton. She is an occasional soloist wtih ner, all ofShelton; Born in Minnesota on the Evergreen State College Mrs. Lorna Smith November 5, 1880, she was aChamber Orchestra. '.Zpia and Mrs. JoAnne resident of Seattle for 18 years Mrs. Pagels, a well-known area lton; her mother, k itOUse of Tacoma; before moving to Shelton inviolinist and teacher who studied Ed Valley of 1961. music in Germany, is a former Surviving Mrs. Loughrey areconcertmistress and soloist with ValleyofSheltontwo daughters, Mrs. Verna the Olympia Symphony, the • ey .or Ta oma;o Erickson of Portland, Oregon and Grays Harbor Symphony and the '. ( lona Leg cy l Ven grandchildren. Mrs. Ruth Moore of Shelton; a Evergreen State College Chamber ., rvices were held son, Arth;r J. Loughrey of Orchestra. Oregon; grandchildren; 14 | ,l iay in Shelton great-grandchildren; rive [ ----L-AY-AWAY With Leon Avery tations were made great-great-grandchildren; and numerous nieces and nephews. [ 1"0 Y S t Monday evenings Graveside services will be held / Hamlln's Toy and "tOUrs of 7 p.m. and in Oakland Cemetery in St. Paul, / Hobby Shop Minnesota. L 220 West Cota We've got it! 7.5 Oz. ~r wonderful stuffing! rted & Champagne selection in town! From our family to your family... best wishes for the Thanksgiving holiday. Menu-ette Everything in Stock Every piece of Coming Ware can go from the freezer to the oven or range top without the slightest worry. You can use the same pieces for cooking, serving, storing and freezing. Choose from beautiful "Cornflower" or "Spice O' Life" patterns. 6-piece set includes lids, 6V2" covered skillet, 1 pt. and 1-2/3 pt. covered saucepans. Reg. $12.88 Reg. $15.88 Reg. 69¢ South Bend Reg. $5.39 NO. 2300 TONKA BULLDOZER For indoor & outdoor play. Completely washable. Safe for children. Many play features. Reg. $7.19 / The popular greeting card girl that became a rag doll! And Heather is her friend. Both are dressed in non-allergenic nostalgic outfits. Reg. Your choice $2.97 WOODEN PAINT-BY-NUMB ER Everything included to make 16 or 30 Christmas ornaments. Three-dimensional mahogany. Choose from 16 or 30 ornament assortment. Your Choice Reg. $4.49 oy, November 20, 1975 - Shelton-Mason County Journal - Page 9