The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-17
HARRY WEIGH


Funeral services for Harry
welch. IS. Of 3706 So. X st. will
be neld Tuesday At $50 p. m from
c. c. nellinger Co. chapel. with
the Rev. X. w. Kitchener and
Commencement lodge No. 7,
Knights Of Pythias. officiating.
Cremation will follow. Honorary
pallbearers will be r. J. Harrison.
Karl Knutsen, William Martin.
Frank Bender, A. o. Johnson. and
Charles Hirst. WEIGH died Sum
day In q local hospital. A native
Of Batavia. N. Y. he had been in
Tacoma 81 years. He was a mill
wright and a member Of Mac
cabee's. Carpenters union. Miners
club. and Commencement lodge
No. Z, X. p. Besides his wife. he
leaves two daughters. Juanita c.
Weleh OF the home, and Mrs. w.
J. Wilson OF Yelm; one son. Nor
ton J. WEIGH Of Tacoma; and one
grandson, Dennis Wilson Of Yelm.
MRS. MINNIE n. HINE
Mrs. Minnie II. Hine, sc. of 30i6
So. Tyler. died Saturday at her
home. She was born in Missouri,
and had lived in Tacoma "a years.
She was a member of Neighbors
of Woodcraft, and the Townsend
club. Surviving are two sons,
Alcide Cournan and Robert Cour-
nan, both of Tacoma; two daugh-
ters. Mrs. Evelyn Draper of Ia
coma, and Mrs. Frances Croll of
Kent; one brother. Henry FRANKIE
of ST. Louis, Mo-; one sister, Mrs.
Z. G. Bowman of Tacoma: one
step-sister, Mrs. Rose Waldo of
California; one step brother,
George Brinkham Of st. Louis;
four grandchildren, and one great
grandchild. Piper Co. will an
nounce the funeral arrangements.
ERNEST SCHULTZ
Ernest Schultz, 81, of Summit,
died Saturday in a local hospital.
A native OF Germany he had been
in this country SO years, and in
Tacoma IS years. He was car
repairman for the Northern Pa
cific shops. Surviving is his wife,
Kate. Piper Co. will announce
the funeral arrangements.
THORVALD c. WOLD
Thorvald c. Void, rs, of $3.50
East L St, died Monday in
Seattle hospital following heart
attack. A native of Norway, he
had lived in Tacoma Is years,
and was a member of Olivet Lu-
theran church. He leaves his wife,
Matilda; three sons, Carl of Ia
coma. Rudolph of Seattle and
Henry of California; one daughter,
Signe of Tacoma, and II grand
children. c. o. Lynn Co. will
announce funeral arrangements.
JAMES CLARK
Funeral services for m s
Clark, 81, of 11461a Pacific, will
be held Wednesday at p. m. from
c. o. Lynn Co. chapel, with the
Elks lodge in charge. Burial will
be In the Tacoma cemetery. Clark
died Saturday at his home. He
was a native of Scotland, and had
lived in Tacoma 81 years. He
was a retired T. r. a p. motor
man. a member of the T. r. &. p.
union. the Elks lodge, No. ia. and
was a member of Percy lodge No.
161, +. q A. NJ. of Warkworth.
Ontario. Canada, for more than so
years. Surviving are two nephews.
Frank Clark of Tacoma and John
r. Clark Of Olympia; one sister
In Scotland, and two sisters in
Canada.
HENRY OLSON
Funeral services for Henry Oh
son. SO. of 1105 James St, Seattle,
will be held Tuesday at 1:3O p. m.
from C. c. Mellinger Co. chapel,
with the Rev. A. G. Schafer and
the Rev. Abel Anderson officiat-
ing. Burial will be in the new
Tacoma cemetery. Olson died Sat
urday in Seattle hospital. A
native of Sweden. he came to Ia
coma from Spokane in 1889, and
lived here for some time before
moving to Seattle. He had also
lived in Occur d'Alene, Ida. He
was a retired painter, and had
joined the painters union of Spo-
kane in 1888. Surviving are one
son. Edward Henry Olson Of TIA
coma; one daughter, Mrs Della
Moline of Seattle; two step-daugh
ters, Mrs. William Abram of Coeui
d'Alene and Mrs. Joseph Ollingel
of Milton. Ore; two stepsons. Ro,
Mangold of Moscow, Ida. an,
Austin Mangold Of Occur d'Alene
and five grandchildren.
MRS. HARVEY GLENN BUNNEy
Mrs. Gladys A. Bunney. 40. o
Parkland. died Monday at he
home. A native of Kansas. sh
had lived in this vicinity 16 years
: She was member of Roya
Neighbors. Besides her husband
: she leaves five daughters. Mrs. Z
c. Leber of Falkland, Mrs. JAG
Justice Of Falkland. and Dori:
/ Gwenneth and Cleo Bunney, all G
: the home; four brothers. L. ]
J, DeNune of Princeton. Ida, A. +
}. DeNune Of Spanaway, F. C. De
l Nune Of Spanaway, and L. I
! DeNune Of Tacoma: four sister
Mrs. ID. Z. Thrssher Of Princeton