The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-13
Funeral Rites for Four
Arranged in Puyallup


FrfAIIrF- Mrs Anna Franz.
~ years cd. died suddenly Men-
DAY morning II her home. Route !.
Bon los. Puysllun. shere the
family has lived for the past nine
years. Ms. Franz leaves her hu.-
hard. Steve
She came originally from Aus
ira 3 years ago. moving vest
81 years ago Before coming to
Puyzllup she lived in South Prairie
HIS funeral home ~fll max. ar
ranFements
Rites FOR Mrs. Lenfe~ty
Funeral services for Mrs Han
nah Lenfesty. =. who died sud
denly at q local hospital Saturday
afternoon. will be held Tuesday at
2p. m. In Christ Episcopal church
with DR.. A. ". sidders officiating.
Fntombment will be In the Taco
ma n1susoleum under the direction
Of wrieley and Clements. Pail
bearers vill be A. T. 1artel, Or.
J. II. corliss. J. X McMurray,
Fred Colby. Floyd Chase and II.
Z King.
Mrs. Lenfesty was prominent in
church and civic affairs and for
many years was superintendent Of
the women's department Of the
Western Washington fair. She WAS
y member Of Christ church. Naomi
chapter No. Is. o. Z. S. and the
Degree of Honor. She came 10
Hoquiam from Quebec. Canada, m
1890 and 10 Puyallup q years ago,
residing al 1911 Vest Pioneer ave.
Surviving are two sons, John A.
Ienfesty. Puyallup chief Of police,
and Lester Lenfesty Of Nehaiem.
Ore. six grandchildren: two great
grandchildren and q brother, =. @.
Tlley of Hoquiam.
Funeral services were being ar
ranged Monday for Mrs. Jessie
Gaier. IS. of Route 8. Box $40.
Puyallup. who died in q Tacoma
hospital Sunday.
She came here from Canada In
1920 and IN survived by her hus-
hand, William, four sons, Daniel
and Edward in California. and os-
valid and Bud Of Puyallup; a
daughter. Mrs. Herman Hammer
neister. Puyallup: one grandchild,
and q brother. Herman Minch. and
= sister, Mrs. D. J McCailum.
both In Canada. w1gley and
Clements will announce arrange
ments.
Services In Oregon
Last rites for Myrns Lee Baker,
two-year-old daughter Of the Rev.
and Mrs. s. Oliver Baker. who died
at the family home, oo7 7th ave,
N. w, Saturday, viii be held at
the Oregon City funeral home
Tuesday at p. m.
The child came here with her
parents four months ago from Ore
eon City and besides her parents
leaves q brother. Andrew. and her
paternsl grandparents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Andrew c. Baker of Oregon
City. Arrangements we're made
by wrrley and Clements.
Mrs. Marmaduke Dodsworth of
Sumner. for many years a mis-
sionary in the Far East, viii be
the speaker at the meeting Of
Spinning PIT, A. Thursday eve
ming at 7:45. She will speak on
Singapore, Malaga and China and
will exhibit costumes and ourios
gathered in her travels. This Will
be dads night with David Lewtss
as general chairman. The public
lie invited.
Church Business Session
Monday evening at o'clock
voting members of the oongregs-
ton Of Emmanuel Lutheran church
will meet for their quarterly bust
ness session In the social rooms Of
the church Tuesday evening at
$50 the choir will meet for re-
hesrsal al the home of Miss
Dorothy Wallen. sos I'd st. s. W.
and Friday evening al 8 the Men $
club will meet, also In the social
rooms. with William Reid presiding
and Harry Wassman in charge of
the program. Saturday school for
young people viii be at 10 a. m.
Al the service Sunday morning
Rev. Theodore Brakeman. the pas
tor. read his annual report 70 the
members. There are PSI baptized
members and 1ss communicate in
the congregation, a total increase
OF s per cent over 1871, the pastor
said. In the financial part OF the
report Il was stated that s3.240.s2
had been paid out for home pur-
poses during the year and outside
activities cost $50e %. leaving a
healthy balance in the treasury 10
begin the new year.