of Longview, Wn„ and three
grandchildren.
Private services were held
at 2 p. m. Tuesday at the Vir-|
gii T. Golden Mortuary in Sa
lem with Rev. George R. Rose
berry officiating. Interment
was “in Belcrest Memorial park
in Salem.
OBITUARIES
ALFRED M. WARD
4»
Funeral services were held
at Weddle Funeral Home in
Stayton Wednesday at 10 a.
m. for Alfred Maurice Ward,
62, who passed away Sunday
morning in Santiam Memorial
hospital. Stayton.
Mr. Ward was born in Al
bany and moved to Mill City
in 1914. He was a logger until
he retired a number of years
ago due to poor health.
Surviving are his wiefcw,
Nellie; one daughter. Mrs.
Frances Ann Phillips from Su
perior, Mont.; two sons, Alfred
Jr.,and Robert both of Mill
City and one brother, William
Magg of Mill City and three
grandchildren.
Interment was in the Fair
view Cemetery with Rev. Don
ald Dishong officiating.
CATHERINE E. BOYD
Mrs. Catherine E. Boyd. 81,
of 2555 Edgewood Ave. N. E.
Salem, passed away on Mon
day, January 26 in a Salem
Nuursing home.
She was bom near Grange
ville, Idaho, where she was
raised on a ranch. She was a
school teacher for many years
before moving to Mill City
where she lived for 15 years
while her husband was in the
logging business. She worked
as an office worker while her
hueband was in the logging
business.
Survivors include the wid
ower, Walter L. Boyd of Sa
lem;; one son, Harold A. Boyd
Identical Twins Who Underwent Identical Heart
Operations Again The Nation’s ‘Heart’ Symbols
AND
HERMAN P. FREE
WEATHERSTRIPPING
LYONS—Herman P. Free,
72, of 1145 W. Washington in
Stayton and formerly of Lyons
passed away Sunday at San
tiam Memorial hospital.
Mr. Free was from Minne
sota and operated a garage at
Lyons for many years. He
tired in 1946 and moved
Stayton. He had operated
garage at Lyons.
Surviving are two sons,
Robert Free from Tigard and
Lloyd Free from Truckee, Cal.,
one sister, Mary Rita from
Milwaukie, Wise, and nine
grandchildren.
Rosary was held at 730 p.
m. at Weddle Funeral Home.
Mass was at 10 a. m. Tuesday
at the Stayton Catholic church.
Interment was in St. Mary’s
cemetery, Stayton.
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ALBERT E. BURNHAM
GATES — Albert
Elmer'
Burnham, 81, of Gates, passed
away at his home Sunday, Jan
uary 3 .
Mr. Burnham who was a re TEN YEARS AGO, ia February, INI, the very lint ceremonial reception presided over
tired painter moved to Gates by the nation’s First Lady was one for Debbie and Donna Horst of Chester, Penna.,
about six years ago. He was
identical twins whose lives were saved by identical heart operations. Starting their
born in South Dakota and
second tour of duty as America’s Heart Fund twins, they are shown against a photo
lived there until he moved to
mural from the White House ceremonv. At 16. they’re still ardent Heart Fund boosters.
Oregon in 1939.
Survivors are the widow,
I I..— -L kyi/s,-.,
Clara E. of Gates; two daugh Burnham of McMinnville, El- C L
ters. Mrs. Virginia Day of don Burnham of Portland andljCnOOl LUnCll 1*16011
Bend, and Mrs. Lois Gregskov, Vernon Burnham of Platte, S. Thursday, Feb. 4—
of Carlton; five sons, Lester Dak. Three brothers and four
Meat hash
Burnham and Kenneth Burn sisters out of state also survive
Peas
ham, both of Carlton; Leonard as do 12 grandchildren and
Bread and butter
| eight great grandchildren.
Services were held Wednes- Chocolate Chip cookie
Peaches
' day, February 3 at 2 p. m. at
Milk
Weddle Funeral Home with Friday,
Feb. 5—
Rev. Wayne Blake officiating.
I Burial was at Fairview Ceme Wiener and bun
Macaroni salad
tery, Gates.
Mixed fruit
Gingerbread cake and
ESTHER I. DANIELSON
topping
LYONS—Mrs. Esther Irene
Milk
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Danielson, 78, of Lyons died Monday February 8—
Sunday in a Salem Hospital.
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She was born in Worchester,
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Mass., and lived in Seaside for
Warm Garlic Bread
30 years before moving to
Apricots
Lyons in 1960.
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Survivors include one daugh Tuesday February 9—
ter, Mrs. Janet Nuenfeldt of Turkey Gravy
J Sandy; one son, John Daniel- Whipped Potatoes and dress
| son of Beaverton; two brothers,
ing
Arthur Bergstrom and Julius .Cranberry Sauce
Bergstrom both of Portland,
Green Beans
I one sister, Mrs. Ellen Nelson
Hot Rolls
of Portland and seven grand-
Pumpkin Custard
chilren.d
Milk
Services were held at 1 p. m. Wednesday, February 10—
Wednesday at the Lincoln
Hamburger Vegetable Soup
Memorial Chapel in Portland.
Peanut Butter Sandwich
Crypt entombment was at Prunes
Lincoln Memorial Mausoleum,,
Annlesauce Cake
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