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SANOY (O re ) POST T h u t,
Fetoruory 4
1982 (Sec
Obituaries
Former bank president dies
She married Vern Alt on
Aug 7, 1926 at Gresham.
They made their home in
Sandy where Mrs
Alt
w orked at C lac ka m as
County Bank Her career at
the hank led to her serving
as president of the hank, at
which time she was one of
the s m a ll n u m b er of
women holding such a po^
tion in the United States
Besides her work, Mrs
Alt and her husband en
joyed the mountains and
Eugenia Alt, longtime
Sandy resident and past
president of the Clackamas
County Bank, died in
Gresham Tuesday. She
was 79.
Born Eugenia H Proctor
on Dec 21, 1902 in Cottrell,
she atte n d ed C o ttre ll
Elem entary School and
Gresham High School
After finishing high school,
she g ra d u a te d
fro m
Behnke Walker Business
( ollege
Joyce Grokett
longtime Sandy resident
Howard Kenneth Eliason
were held Jan 29 in the L it
tle Chapel of the Chimes in
Gresham,
He died Jan 25 in a
Portland hospital He was
78
Born Dct. 6. 1903 in
Montevido. Minn,, he mov
ed to North Dakota where
he attended school. He
married his wife, Eunice,
in 1925 in Heedinger, N D.
She died in 1971 He farmed
in North Dakota until 1936
when the family moved to
the Sandy area
While in Oregon M r.
Eliason was a lumberman
and logger He attended
Sandy
P re s b y te ria n
Church and was a member
of the Sandy Lions Club
His hobbies were hunting
and fishing
He is survived by two
so"», Duane of Crestview,
F' , and Daryle of Boring,
two daughters. Bernadine
Gunderson and JoAnn
Tuma, both of Portland,
tw o b ro th e rs , C o rliss
Willett of Portland and
Cleon Willett of Bowman,
S.D.; 13 grandchildren, and
seven great grandchildren
Interment was at F ir Hill
Cemetery in Sandy.
Funeral services for
Joyce Grokett were held
Jan 29 in the chapel of San
dy Funeral Home Inter
ment was at Willamette
N a tio n al C em etery in
Portland
Mrs Grokett, who with
her husband, owned and
operated Grokett Jewelry
in Sandy, died in a Portland
hospital Jan. 26 She was
52
Born April 1, 1929 in Min
neapolis. Minn . her family
moved to Bend when she
was six months old She a t
tended Oregon College of
Education in Monmouth
before going to work in a
retail store in Salem She
married Robert Grokett on
Sept 9, 1950 in Bend
The following year, the
Groketts moved to Sandy
where they purchased the
local jewelry store She
was an active member of
the bible Missionary Bap
tist Church in Portland
She is survived by her
husband, Robert; son,
Greg Grokett of Sandy.
sister, Evelyn Sampels of
Bend, and two brothers,
Raymond Schwab in New
Mexico and Lee Schwab of
Prineville.
Frank Childers
Howard Eliason
Funeral
services
Private family services
for Sandy resident Frank
for
Author’s reception set
Some 20 years after
beginning a book about her
family's short missionary
experience in Brazil, a San
dy woman's book, “ What a
Year May Bring Forth,"
has been published.
A "come and go celebra
tion" for Catherine Fox on
the completion of this pro
ject will be held at the San
dy Church of Christ base
ment this Sunday. Feb 7,
from 5 to 6 30 p m before
the evening service and
again following the service
The book will be on
display.
The Sdfndy Post
the time they spent at their
cabin
Following her husband's
death in 1958, she remained
active in her work She
retired as bank president in
1974 She served on the
board of directors until
1978
She uas a member of the
Sandy Kebekah Lodge and
the O regon
B a n k e rs
Association
She is survived by her
sister, Pearl Proctor of
John Day, and many nieces
and nephews
Childers were held Monday
evening at Sandy Funeral
Home
Mr Childers died in a
Gresham nursing home on
Jan 31 He was 81
Born May 5, 1900 in Buf
falo, Kan . he was raised in
Kansas where he com
pleted his education
He married Mary Hut
chinson in Mississippi in
1917 They lived in Kansas
where he worked in the oil
fields
They moved to
California in 1939 where he
did foundry work until his
retirement in 1964 The
moved to Oregon in 1969
and lived in Sandy the past
three years
He is survived by his
wife, Mary; sons. Jess of
Newport, Lloyd in Califor
nia Frank of Gold Beach
and Russell of
sister. Gladys
C a lifo r n ia .
children, and
grandchildren
At Mrs Alt's request,
services will be a private
family service today at
Sandy F u n e ra l Home
Vault interment will be at
Forest Lawn M em orial
Park in Gresham,
The fam ily asks that
memorials be made to Oral
Hull Foundation for the
Blind P O Box 157 Sandy
in her name
Portland, a
Westgate in
12 g ran d
six great
ekoio b\ Terrv Mártir.
(»iris throughout the Sandy and Cottrell area will begin seBing candy next Thursday in a sale that ends Feb. 2M.
Here, members of Maggie Schwab's group from Kelso School show off the mints and P-nuttles that will be for
sale Front row, left to right, Kara Spannaus. Danielle Hunter, Mandy Thomsen and Betsy Miller Back row.
< ourtney Harris, Junaca (¿off, Shanna Gutwig and Brenda Morehead.
John Toscano
John Toscano of Sandy
died at his home Jan. 25 He
was 73
M r Toscano was born
Sept 17,1908 in Springfield,
III He and his wife lived in
Illinois until moving to
Oregon last year.
He is survived by his
wife, Ann of Sandy; son,
Pete of Estacada; two
sisters, Josephine Flamini
and Mary Cattelino. both of
Chicago
Services and burial were
held in Chicago
PTC hosts chili feed
Sandy Parent-Teacher
Club hosts a chili feed and
carnival tomorrow evening
from 5 30 to 9 p m at San
dy Elementary School
Service will be buffet-
style in the school cafeteria
for the menu of hot dogs,
celery and carrot sticks,
ice cream, beverages, and
seconds on c h ili and
crackers
On the main floor, the
walks, two fish |
basketball toss, a
p a in tin g
room
refreshments
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