Obits from Tacoma News Tribune 7 Nov 1918

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Transcribed from the Tacoma News Tribune Newspaper 
                     Tacoma, Pierce Co. WA.
                     Thursday, Nov 7, 1918
                     Page 12, Column 5

    
                                THE DEATH LIST

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 ASA FAY ROBLEY

  Asa Fay ROBLEY, age 32, living at 801 South Prospect street died 
Wednesday of "pneumonia". He was a machinist at the Todd Shipyards.  He 
is survived by his wife.  He was a member of the methodist church, the 
Odd Fellows and the Woodmen of the World.  The body was removed to the 
C.C. Mellinger Company.
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 FUNERAL OF A.R. BROOKS

  The funeral of Arthur Robert BROOKS, age 55, who died Tuesday of 
pnneumonia was held Thursday from the C. O. Lynn Company's, Rev. H. P. 
WILLIAMS officiating.  The body was cremated.  Mr. Brooks was commercial 
agent of the American Railway Express Company in Seattle.  He is 
survived by his wife who lives at 909 South Cushman Ave.
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 JOHN B. LINTON

 John B. LINTON, age 70, a millwright, living at Sunshine station on the 
Spanaway line, died Thursday at his home of pneumonia.  He is survived 
by his wife and one daughter, Mrs. Lillie THOMPSON of Tacoma. The body 
was removed to the C.C. Mellinger Company's.
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 EDWARD F. ZIEGLER

  Edward F. Ziegler died at Centralia Wednesday of pneumonia.  He left 
Tacoma seven years ago to take the position of chief car distributor for 
the Oregon-Washington Railway & Navigation Company at Centralia.  He is 
survived by his wife and two sons.  He was a member of Fairweather 
lodge, F. & A. M., Tacoma.  The body will be brought to Tacoma.  Funeral 
service will be held from the C.C. Mellinger Company's Friday afternoon 
at 2: internment in Tacoma cemetery.

  MASONIC FUNERAL
FAIRWEATHER LODGE, No. 82, F. & A. M., will hold a special communication 
Friday, November 8, at 1:30 p.m. in Masonic temple, to attend the 
funeral of Edward F. ZEIGLER. 
                                                                Ralph E. 
BURKHART, W.M.
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 SHIPYARD WORKER DEAD

  Lawrence BISCAY, age 23, employed in the Seaborn shipyard, died of 
pneumonia Wednesday night at St. Joseph's Hospital.  He is survived by 
his mother, who lives in Tacoma.   The body was removed to Cassedy & 
Allen's.
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 HENRY P. KENNEDY

  Henry P. KENNEDY, age 32, living at 704 E. 69th street, died of 
pneumonia at St. Joseph's Hospital Thursday morning.  He is survived by 
his wife.  The body was removed to Cassedy & Allen's.
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 FAIRFAX MAN DIES HERE

  Vincent BORELLO, age 35, a native of Italy employed by the Manley-
Moore Lumber Company at Fairfax, died of pneumonia Thursday at St. 
Joseph's Hospital.  The body was removed to Cassedy & Allen's.
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 DUDLEY WALTERS FUNERAL

  The funeral of Dudley WALTERS, who died of pneumonia Wednesday will be 
held Friday afternoon at 2 p.m.  from George W. Piper's. Rev. George 
WOOD officiating: internment Tacoma Cemetery.
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 SMELTER EMPLOYEE DEAD

  Ivan T. PARNES, age 69, died Wednesday of pneumonia at the Tacoma 
General Hospital.  He was a 
native of Norway and was in the employ of the Tacoma Smelting Company.  
The body ws removed to the C.C. Mellinger Company's.
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