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SANDY (Ora.) POST Thun.. Jan. 23, 1975 (Sac. 1)
S y lv a n ia
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W O R K M E N W E R E working next to their sign near the
Sandy Portland General Electric office this week.
(Poat Photo)
Free Demonstration throughout the sale
OBITUARI ES
Al Crippen
John Corcoran
Services for A1 Crippen, a
long-time resident of Trout­
dale, were Dec. 27 in Pinedale.
Wyo.
He and his wife, Laura,
moved to Pinedale in 1971.
Born in Cedar Rapids. Iowa,
Crippen was 84 when he died at
the Veterans Hospital in Salt
Lake Q ty , Utah, Dec 23,
following an illness of several
months.
He was a m em ber of
Gresham
W orld
W ar
I
B arracks
2814. He
also
belonged to the A m erican
Legion and Veterans of Foreign
War in Gresham
Crippen served for two years
with the Army during World
War I in Europe.
Survivors include: his wife; a
son, E d w a rd , A rizona; a
daughter, Shirley Ham es,
Alhambra, Calif.; a stepson,
Kyle Brewer, Pinedale; and a
stepdaughter, M rs. R ichard
Rebbe, Boring
Services for John L. Cor­
coran, 1445 NW V ic to ria ,
Gresham, were Monday at
B atem an F u n eral Chapel,
Gresham. He waa 55.
Corcoran was born in Cin­
cinnati, Ohio, the son of John
and M ary Corcoran. He died
Jan. 15 at Veterans Hospital in
Vancouver, Wash.
Corcoran served in the Navy
from 1943 to 1945. He was a
mechanic for A M F machines at
various bowling lanes for many
years. Before m oving to
Portland he lived in Seattle.
For the past 4 >4 years, he
worked at Eastmont Lanes in
Gresham.
He is survived by his wife,
Laura L .; and daughters Deana
Lee McManus, Deniece Mc­
Manus and Darlene McManus,
all in the Navy.
Interment was at Willamette
National Cemetery, Portland.
Beverly Oliver
Harold Crawmer
Beverly Oliver, 33, Rt. 2 Box
1093, Sandy, died Jan. 19 in a
Harold W. Crawmer, 33745 P ortlan d hospital a fte r a
SE Brooks Rd., Boring, died in lengthy illness.
a Portland hospital Jan 17. He
Mrs. Oliver was born in
was 71.
Seneca, Mo. On M ay 2,1969 she
Bora in Speed, Kan., he first m a rrie d George O liv e r in
settled in C a lifo rn ia , then Oklahoma.
moved to the East County area
The Olivers made their first
la 1944
home in Seneca. In 1964 they
He married Im a I. Isom on moved to Kansas until 1966
Jime 3, 1942 in BeUevill, Kan. when they moved to the Sandy
C raw m er worked in the area. They attended Crestview
shipyards during World War I I Baptist Church
then settled in the Pleasant
She is su rvived by her
Home-Boring area He farmed husband, George, Sandy; five
until his retirement six years children; Anita, George Jr.,
ago.
Brenda, Robert and Melinda at
Survivors include: his wife; home; parents, M r. and Mrs.
his m other, N e llie E llio tt, Byron Lagers, Eagle Creek;
Logan, K a n .; his brother, brothers and sisters: Charles
Lawrence, Coffeyville, Kan , Anderson, P o rtla n d ; Joyce
and his sister, Mrs Olive E arl, Venezia, Texas; Phyllis Crain,
Speed.
Oklahoma; William Lagers,
Services were Monday at Eagle Creek; James Lagers,
Cliffside Cemetery. Bateman Sandy;
L a rry
L ag ers,
Funeral Chapel was in charge E stacada;
E llen
M c K in -
of arrangements.
rns.Estacada; Gary, Zee and
Leslie Lagers, Eagle Creek
R em ains are being fo r­
warded to Seneca, Mo. for
Funeral services for Eunice
services and interment. Sandy
Barnum will be held Friday
Funeral Home is in charge of
Jan 24 at 2 p.m. in the chapel of
a rra n g e m e n ts . M e m o r ia l
Sandy Funeral Home.
services will be held in Sandy at
M rs. Barnum, a life-time
a later date.
resident of the Sandy area and
re tire d lib ra ria n at Sandy
Public Library, died on Jan. 21
in a Gresham hospital She was
Phillip Roberts died in a
72 years of age.
Portland hospital on Jan. 16 at
M rs. Barnum was born the age of 54 years.
Eunice Roberta Jonsrud on
Remains were forwarded by
Dec. 24,1902 at the family home Sandy Funeral Home to Clovis,
at Kelso Eunice was raised at Calif., for services which were
Kelso where she attended Kelso held Monday, Jan. 20. In ­
elementary school
terment was at the Clovis
After finishing grade school Cemetery.
she lived in Portland with an
He is survived by his parents
aisit while going to Jefferson Howard and Grace Roberts
High School. For two years C a lifo rn ia ; c h ild re n . D en­
Eunice attended Reed College nis, Deborah, Larry, Ronnie
before tra n s fe rrin g to the and Kathy; brothers: Gary
University of Oregon where she Roberts,
Sandy;
E dw in
graduated in 1935.
Roberts, California; Howard
On June 26, 1938 Eunice was Roberts Jr., Salem ; Lloyd
united in marriage to Gordon L. Roberts, Milwaukie; a sister,
Barnum They made th e ir Betty Arnold, Fresno; and
home in the Sandy area where g randm other G race D a lly
Eunice taught in the Sandy Oklahoma.
schools
M r. Roberts was a veteran of
In 1966, Eunice became head WW II.
lib ra ria n at Sandy Public
Library where she worked until
her retirement in Dec. 1972.
Eunice R. Barnum is sur­
vived by her husband, Gordon
L. of Sandy; a sister, Dorothy
Need a cat? Well, some cat
Stewart in Canada; and a may need you.
brother, Philip C. Jonsrud in
January, which is just about
Sandy.
over, is Adopt-a-Cat month
Private interment will follow according to the American
the services at the Scan­ Humane Society, and there is
dinavian Cemetery in Sandy. In definitely a surplus of cats.
lieu of flowers, the fam ily
If you would like to do your
requests that memorials be bit to fight feline deliquency,
made to the Sandy Public and keep cats off the streets,
contact your local branch of the
Library.
Humane Society.
Eunice Barnum
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