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Pigt It, Sec. 4 CAWTAl JMKMl, Salem, Oregon, Ja. 1971 be in Yachats Memorial Park Cemetery. Jeanne; two sons, Ron, Vancouver, and Mike, Concord, and a stepson, Terry Em- Rhonda Jo Kelso SCIO Rhonda Jo Kelso, 16-month-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Robert J. Kelso Rt. 2, Box 269A, died Wednesday in a mett, Denver, and two More obituaries Page 18 Obituaries Henry J. VamicHe NEWBERG Henry James Corvallis hospital of non-infec tious meningitis, according to Saturday in the Lincoln City chapel of Pacific mortuary. Interment will be in the Taft Cemetery.

Merle Frank Spring YACHATS Merle Frank Spring, 57, a chats, died Wednesday in a Florence hospital. He was born in Milwaukie and had lived here for 16 years. He was retired from the heavy cos-struction business. Vansickle, 52, Loma Vista Mo an autopsy report. Frieda Lunn tel, Dundee; was dead on arriv Mary S.

Taylor She was born inOlympia, and had lived in Scio for al Wednesdav at Newbere Com H. McDonald, Eugene, and Mrs. Dean Beckley, Klamath Falls; a brother, Tom Allen, Mexico; a step-daughter and step-granddaughter in Florida. Funeral, services will be p.m. Monday at Barrick Funeral Home.

Interment will be in City View Cemetery. A memorial fund in her honor is being established. Gerald J. Mary LEBANON Gerald J. Mary, 52r of Rt.

2, Box 254, Lebanon, died Thursday in a local hospital. He was an appliance repairman. He was born in Kevin, and came to Lebanon with his Annie Elf Graveside services will be 10 a.m. Monday at Belcrest Memorial Park for Annie M. Elf-strom, 89, of 478 16th St SE, who died Wednesday at her home.

Barrick Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. Grace A McLaughlin Mrs. Grace Allen McLaughlin, 73, of 1696 High St NE, a long time teacher at Highland School and other schools in Salem, died Thursday night in a Eugene hospital Mrs. McLaughlin was born in Fox, and she was a graduate of the University of Oregon. She retired from teaching in 1961.

grandchildren. Services will be in the Huston mortuary at 3:30 p.m. Saturday, with graveside services by the Elks Lodge at the IOOF Cemetery. The family suggests donations to the Rehabilitation Center for Alcoholism, through the mortuary. Matt Aho LINCOLN CITY Matt Aho, 88, US Highway 101, died in a local nursing home Wednesday.

Frieda M. Lunn, 73, of 5422 Portland Rd. NE, died Thursday in a Gladstone convalescent hos AURORA Mary S. Taylor, 89, Rt 1, Box 238A, died Wednesday in a Woodburn nurs munity Hospital where he had been taken by ambulance. He had had open heart surgery in a year.

Besides her parents, her sur pital. vivors include a brother, Ernest November. ing borne. Her husband George had died six days earlier on Scott, Scio; grandparents, Mr. He moved to Dundee about New Year's Day.

She had lived in Salem about three years. She was born in Parkers Prairie, Minn, and had Survivors include his widow, three months ago. He was born i I It? I i Sie was born in Hungary and Dorothy: a son, Michael, Port and Mrs. Robert Kelso i thre great-grandparents, Ernest Ritchie, Athens, Mrs. Buelah Kelso, JSan Francisco, Mrs.

Jessie Nell moved to Aurora in 1923 from land; a daughter, Mrs. Robin at Clarkston, Wash. He was a construction worker who had lived in Coos Bay. Portland. Uvea in Portland for about 20 years.

Surviving are her widower, Sue Fitzgerald, Anchorage, Her survivors include two Alaska; three sisters, Mrs. Lu Edwin two brothers, Elmer daughters, Mrs. Lelia G. Wil cille Thatcher, Tigard, Mrs. Ma- parents when he was 7.

He attended Oregon State University bur, Platina, and Mrs, wangenn, Veneta, and Richard Wright, Berkeley, Calif. Services will be at 10 a.m. Saturday at Fisher mortuary, delyn Brassey, Yakima, Since her retirement she had been active in the Salem Cam Florence M. Barnes, Aurora: and Mrs. Patty Farmer, Flori He was born in Finland and came to Lincoln County to homestead on Scooner Creek in 1905.

He had lived alone in a cabin on Drift Creek for 41 years. There are no known survivors. The-funeral will be 1 p.m. Survivors include his widow Stella of Dundee and a son, James of Coos Bay. Services will be 11 ajn.

Saturday at Attrell's Newberg Funeral Chapel. Interment will be in Valley View Memorial Park, Newberg. five grandchildren and seven Albany. Interment will be in da; and five grandchildren. Services will be 2 p.m.

Satur great-grandchildren. and served in the Army in World War II. Mary was a member of the Elks Club. Surviving are the widow, Wangenn, Roseburg; and two sisters, Mrs. Melinda Wallace, Molalla, and Mrs.

Elsie Lane, Woodburn. Services will be at 1 p.m. Saturday at Ringo-Cornwell mor era Club and several garden clubs. She is survive by a son, Allen, Alaska; two sisters, Mrs. J.

Private funeral services will GEORGE G. PAULUS Death Takes Geo. Paulus day at the Bateman Waldport be 3 p.m. Saturday at Ringo- Funeral Chapel. Interment will cornwell mortuary, Woodburn.

Riverview Abbey Mausoleum, tuary, Woodburn. Interment will be in Belle Passi Cemetery, Woodburn. Portland, will be the interment scene. Willamette Memorial Park, Albany. Charles M.

Kampfen GERVAIS Charles M. Kampfen, 70, Rt. 1, Box 187D, died Wednesday in a Corvallis hospital. He had lived in Ger-vais since be retired in 1969. He was born in San Jose, and he had been an operating engineer for L.C.

Smith construction company. His survivors include his wid William Wahlster George G. Paulus, 76, of 895 Cottage St NE, a native of Greece who chatted with thou Vincent J. Purvis Vincent J. Purvis, 69, of 2030 SILVERTON William Breyman St.

NE, died Thursday Wahlster, 72, Rt. 2, Box 122C, a sands as he shined their shoes for nearly 50 years in Salem, at his home. farmer in the Silverton area for cued Wednesday. He was born in Michigan City, about 40 years, died Wednesday His shoes hine business, oper at a Silverton hospital. ating at various downtown loca- Ind.

He had lived in Salem about 15 years. He was a retired state hospital employe. He was born in Cissna Park, lions since 1925, was at 373 HL He was a member of the ow, Vivian; two sons, Mervin, San Jose, and Wilbur, Corvallis; a daughter, Mrs. Marilyn Survivors include a widow, Christian Apostolic Church. USED VEHICLES EQUIPMENT U.S.

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98104 TELEPHONE: AREA CODE 206, 583-5556 State St most recently. He had It stroke in September, followed Survivors include his widow, Louise two sons, Jim and Charles; a sister, Bernice Maurais, Kings Valley; a broth by two others, and died in a Hannah; a son, Joe, Los Ange- er, William, and sister, Mrs. Thomas; and two grandchil nursing home here. Ies; two Caroline Edith Howard, both of San dren, all of Salem. Steidenger, Illinois, and Bertha Paulus was born in Olvmnia.

Rosary will be 7:30 p.m. Fri Nyseth, Vida; two brothers, Greece, came to New York in Fred, Silverton, and Albert, 1920 and to Salem in 1925. When his partner died, Paulus Denver, a sister, Nettie day at Rigdon's Colonial Chapel. Mass will be said 10 a.m. Saturday at St.

Joseph Catholic Church. Interment will be in Restlawn Memory Gardens. 1 Elgin, and 12 Jose; and five grandchildren. Rosary will be 7 p.m. Sunday a DeMoss-Durdan mortuary, Corvallis.

Requiem mass is scheduled at 10 a.m. Monday at St. Mary's Catholic Church, Corvallis. Interment will be at Oak-lawn Memorial Park. grandchildren.

dropped shoe repairing and concentrated since on shoeshining. I He was married in Greece end brought his wife, Athanasia, Services are scheduled 1:30 The family asks flowers be p.m. Saturday at the Christian omitted. Apostolic Church, Hazel Green. to Salem in 1928.

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Surviving are a daughter, Helen, Seattle, sons Steve, alem, and Deen, Portland, and an adopted son, Panos, now in the U.S. Army in Greece; two grandchildren; a brother, Theodore, and a sister, Demetria, both in Greece. There will be a prayer service at 10:30 ajn. Saturday in the Hennessey, Goetsch McGee mortuary, NW 17th and Davis streets, Portland. Funeral services will be at 11 a.m.

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