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December 24, 1964
SHELTON--MASON COUNTY JOURNAL---Published in "Christrn town, U.S.A.", Shelton, WashinFton
PAGE 3
The Bourd of Directors of Thurs-
ton County Federal Savings & Loan
As ociation have declared a regular
quarterly dividend at 4 ½ % per annum,
payable December 31, 1964.
In accordance with customary
practices, this dividend will be credit-
ed to members' accounts.
SAVma= a LOAN AUOC,AT'OM
O LYM P I AI LACEYI 8HELTON
Hem| OfflGe J Dran~h / Ilranolt
John C. Wrage
Succumbs At 52
John Clmrles Wrage, 52, died at
his home, 609 So. 12th street, last
Friday. A resident of Mason coun-
ty the past 18 years ,he wa.~ a
member of Mt. Moriah Lodge No.
11, F & AM, Laurel Court Order
of Amaranth No. 26, the Civil Air
Patrol and was on the city plan-
ning commission. He was born
March 22, 1912 in Arlington,
Wash.
Funeral Service
For Allen Cawker
The Alien Cawker funeral ser-
vice wan held at 9 a.m. Tuesday
in the Skokomish Indian Assemb-
ly of God church under the di-
rection of Rev. McKinney. Burial
was in Skokomish cemetery.
Mr Cawker, a veteran ()f World
War II, died in his l-tome last Fri-
day. He was born June 24, 1906
in Phoenix, Arizona.
He is survived by one sister,
The funeral service was held at Mrs. Minnie Sherwood, Shelton; a
1 p.m. Monday in the Batstone half-brother, Herbert Cawker,
Funeral Home with the Masonic Calif., and several nieces and nep-
Lodge officiating followed by ere- hews.
mation in Tacoma. - ..................................
Survivors include Ms widow, Carl Olson, 77
Margurete E. Wrage, Shelton; one
son, John R. Wrage, U. S. Navy; R~t7
two daughters, Miss Carolyn Taken _,~ Death
Wrage, Napa, Calif., and Mrs. Lin- Funeral sea"vices for Carl Albin
da Carpenter, Marysville, Ohio; his Olson, Route 3 Box 238, were
mother, Mrs. Sena Wrage, Arling- held at 1 p.m. last Friday in the
ton; three sisters, Mrs. Almeda Batstone Funeral Home with bur-
Ragan, Seattle, Mrs. Rose Mary ial in Shelton Memorial Park. Rev.
Mathews, Buhl, Idaho, and Mrs. Eugene Knautz officiated. Mr.
Louise Boras, Oregon, Ohio. Olson died in a local hospital
December 16.
-- ,- -. aWe~nesna'~ Rites He was born in Sweden Marclx
19, 1887 and had lived in Mason
Fo Ma y Jadin Oounty the past 40 years. He was
r r a member of the First Baptist
A 28-year resident of Mason church and Fishmen's Club.
county, Mary R. Jadin, 408 So. 7th Survivors include his wife, Olive
street, died Sunday in a local hos- B. Olson, Shelton; one son, Melvin
pital at 83. Mrs. Jadin was bornL., Issaquah; three grandchildren
Sept. 24, 1881 in I~2oyd, Iowa. and two brothers in Sweden.
She was a member of the VFW Ri es Tuesday F---t------=---=
Auxiliary, Degree of Honor, Royal or
Neighbors and Golden Age Club.
The fluxeral service was held at M:aria L. Sowers
2 p.m. Wednesday with Rev. Her-
ace Mounts officiating. Burial was
in Shelton Memorial Park.
Surviving are her husband,
George R. Jadin, Shelton; a son,
Willard W. Hart, Seattle; a daugh-
ter, Eva Mitlyng, Seattle; two
step-sons, Herbert Jadin of Taco-
ma and Kenneth Jadin of Coos
Bay, Oregon; two step-daughters,
Mrs. Vivian Lawson, Colorado
Springs, Colo., and Mrs. Merle
VanderWal, Shclton; 33 grand-
children, 71 great-grandchildren
and 3 great-great-grandchildren.
The funeral service fox" Maria
L. Sowers, 420 Arcadia street, was
held at 1 p.m. Tuesday with bur-
ial in Shelton Memorial Park. Mrs.
Sowers died last Saturday in a lo-
cal Nursing home. She was born
April 30, 1885 in Red Wing, Minn.
Survivors include four sons,
Frederick of Everett, Clarence ot
Vancouver, Harold of Bremerton
and Glenn of Shclton; two daugh-
ters, Mrs. Bernice Schrciber, Shel-
ton, and Mrs. Pearl Sabins, San
Diego, Calif.; one sister, Mrs. An-
na ~llis, Portland, Ore.; two bro-
thers, William Von Bargen and
Fred Von Bargen, both of Olym-
pia;; 15 grandchildren and 17
great-grandchildren.
BEGIHS 9;30 SA'
Docember 26
We Will Take Inventory January
Offer Values At Prices That Will
Department Will
Items At
25%0FF
Everything Will Be Priced Sell
stocked In Oerlain Items And
Inventory,
I0, So Must
Sell
As Are
Must Sell Before
A Special one day sale in
ready-to-wear with values
before seen in Shelt,on.
~T., DEC. 26 Listen to KMA$
for particulars.
3rd & Railroad
Walter Chappell
Called By Death
Death took Walter 1. Chappell,
69, in a local hospital last Friday.
He made his home at Route 1,
Box 370. Mr. Chappell was born
in Campbcllton, Prince Edward
Island, B. C. on March 10, 1895.
He had made his home in Mason
county the past 17 years.
He served in the U. S. Army
during World War I and was a
member of the First Methodist
church, Southside and Pamona
granges and was president of the
G':)lden Age Club.
The funeral service was held at
11 a.m. Monday in Lbe Bat.-
~tone Funeral Home with burial
m Shelton Veterans cemetery. Rev.
Horace Mounts officiated.
Survivors include his wife, Mrs.
Ella T. Chappell, Shelton; three
daughters, Mrs. Nathaniel (Blan-
che) Hohnan, Bangor, Maine, Mrs.
Thomas (Doris) Robinson, Port-
land, Ore., and Mrs. Wilbur l Wal-
tena) Williamson, Jacksonville
Fla.; two sons, Earl T. and Davis
R. Chappell, Shelton; 17 grand-
children; two sisters, Mrs. Elli-
ott (Mae) Lloyd, Okeechobee, Fla.
and Mrs. Ethel Pray, Cambridge,
Mass.; one brother, Edward A.
Chappell, Charlottetown, Prince
Edward Island, B. C.; two haft
sisters, Mrs. Ruth Ashley and
Mrs. Edna Dunbar, both of Ahna
Prince Edward Island, B. C.; aria
a half brother, Hoston Hierlihy,
Charlottetown, Prince Edwara
Island, B. C.
Rites Saturday
For Bernice Ahl
The funeral service for Bernice
Ahl, 273 Island Lake Drive, will
be hctd at 1 p.m. Saturday in the
Batstone Funeral Home with Rev.
Eugene Knautz officiating. Cre-
mation will follow.
Mrs. Ahl passed away at 71
years in a local hospital Tuesday.
She was born Jan. 16, 1893 in Ka~t-
sas.
She is survived by her husband
Frank Ahl. Shelton, and one
daughter, Miss Alica Ahl, at the
family home.
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