The Lebanon Express from Lebanon, Oregon • 5

LIBANON (ORE.) IXPRESS, VMDNISDAY, JUNE 13, mo arrangements. Glenn Densmore Glenn Densmore of Jefferson died June 11 at an Albany Care Center. He was 87,. Services are pending at Huston Funeral Home. John Sullivan.

John Anthony Sullivan, 46, of Lebanon died June 11 at his home. Services are" pending at Huston Funeral Home. r.lV of Eugene; one granddaughter, Heatherly Stankey of Lebanon and one sister, Hazel Maurer of Hammonton. N.J. Services wil be 2 today, Wednesday June 13 at Jost Funeral Home with military rites by, the Lebanon American Legion Post No.

51. Private fami-ly burial will follow at Willamette National Cemetery in Portland. Memorials may be made to the Roseburg Veterans Hospital fund for canteen books'. Lowell McDaniel Lowell Mitchell McDaniel of Lebanon died at his home June 11. He was "77.

Huston Funeral Home is in charge of the Lil ILQDDG She belonged to the New Market, chapter of" the. Ofder of the Eastern Star for 67 years. She moved Salem uv 1945 and worked at the Oregon Slate Hospital. She moved to Vancouver, in 1979 tith Her daughter, Dolores and Dolores husband Max Mowrey, i Johnson entered Emerald Ter-, race Nursing home in 1984. Survivors include Dolores; a sister, Pearl Zurcher of Sweet Home; two Pamela Phillips of Camas, and Marilyn Walker of Lebanon; seven great-', grandchildren and two nieces and a nephew.

Services were May 23 at Evergreen Memorial Gardens in Vancouver, Wash. Paul Swope Paul Swope of lfwnon died June 5 at his home. He was 74. He was born March 21. 1916 Hammonton, N.J.

He served In i the U.S. Army during World War It AJter his discharge in 1945 he move to Salem, where he owned and operated a commercial painting business. He then moved to Gates where he farmed and had his painting business. He came to Lebanon in 1975. He married Alice Stankey in October of 1976 at Reno, Nev.

She survives. The couple operated a motel in Bend for a year before returning to Lebanon. He was a past commander of the Iek'inon VFW post and was most recently a trustee of that group He had tefonged! to the American Ix'gion post in Mill Ci ty for 18 years and the Letmnnn American legion Post No. 51. He In-longed to the Albany and Mill City Eagles.

He was a member of the Kdsel Owners of America. Other survivors include one stepson, Edward Stankey of Lebanon; one Stepdaughter, Helen McKinnie of Gresham; one grandson, Jacob Andreason Fred Nutt Fred Nutt of Lacomb died June 4 at Hospice House in Portland. He was SO. He was born Aug. 27, 1909 in TPeru, He lived in Kansas until moving Bend in 1936.

He served in the S. Navy during World War II. He returned to Kansas from Bend in 1947. In 1948, he moved to Drain, where he worked, as a lumber grader until coming to Lacomb in 19(17. He worked at Linn Gear Company from 1967-1972 when he retired.

He belonged to the Lacomb Baptist Church He was an active member of the Lacomb Irrigation District and he served on the board of directors for many years. He had been an active member of the Drain American Legion. He married Bonnie Allman Ju-. 1 ly 27, 1930 near Trading Post. Kan.

She survives. Other survivors include one son, Howard Nutt of Beaverton; one daughter, Dolah Olsson of Dallas and four grandchildren. Services were June 7 at Lacomb Baptist Church. Pastor I Paul Coulombe Vault interment followed at lacomb Cemetery. Huston Funeral Home handled the arrangements.

Memorials may be made to Baptist i Church or the Hospice House in Portland and left at the funeral home Edith Johnson Former Sweet Home resident Edith'. Johnson 'died May 20 in a nursing home in Vancouver, Wash. She was 95. She was born Jan 19, 1895 in Joncsboro, III, She later moved to Clarinda, she worked as a nurse at the state hospital until her marriage to Karl Johnson in 1914. Karl and a daughter, Maxine, preceded her in death.

Velm leU anniversary lu'l ft Juan ub Dab HW Edna Green Dickey. 85. of Lebanon ditnl June 12 at U-lwinon, Community Hospital. Srvices are H'ndmg at Huston Funeral Home. DtL ThursdayyJune 14 Lube, Oil, ft Filter Up to 5 qts Molorcrafl Oil MotOfcrafl Fillor Prob and.

Acrostar. thohtly hiflhr (other maks may be sliflhliy higher) $1i95 IVlotorcraftES) B28 0909 239 12M shirts from SHAH Viendship ord Inc. Walter and 50th The friends and family of Waller and Velfna Lewis are invited to celebrate the couple's 50th wedding anniversary Saturday, June 16 from 2 4 m. at the Waterloo Baptist Chapel. The reception will be hosted by Walter and.

Velma's daughter, Charlotte Higtfcns-Lee, and Walter' sister, Francis Stubblefield of DuGnnoGG Pete joins RKI Lyle Pete, formerly of Mod-ford, has joined the staff at HKI Inc. Pete will' handle RKI's new leasing operations, including office equipment, industrial equipment, new cars, aviation and marine leasing. He has been with the firm since April 18. Ingram accepted Margaret Ingram of Imagery Publications in Lebanon has been accepted in the 12th edition of the International Authors and Writers Who's Who. Ingram is" also publisher of "Literary Creations," a monthly newsletter for writers and artists.

She formerly published the Scio Community News, a weekly newspaper in Scio. Prior to 1985 jewsa monthly newsletter for senior citizens. "Writing and publishing has, always been a first love of mine," Ingram said. The no's Who has been published by the International Biographical Centre in England for 55 years. Entries are by invitation only and cannot be purchased, Ingram said.

Ingram was nominated for the publication by Kent Chamberlain of Ashland, who subscribes to "Literary Creations." Pearson to convention Dr. Dennis Pearson of Lebanon attended a joint convention of the Oregon and Washington op- 2nd I Oak Sti If Danon tAsn't casual DAD I i 3. Artesia, The family asks guests to please not bring gifts. The couplers other child, son Bernard Lewis, lives in Castle Rock, Colo. There are two grandchildren.

The couple has lived in Lebanon for the last 10 They are both retired. For more information call Vclma Lewis at 259-3! gvjg tometric associations. May 16-19 i in Bellevue, Wash. Doctors of optometry, from throughout the Northwest attended the nieeting, which included business sessions, continuing op-tometric education lectures and displays of the latest in ophthalmic equipment. Pearson attended lectures on glaucoma, new applications of asers in eye treatment, and contact lens advances.

He was installed as director of optometric care for Oregon at the annual association member meeting. The Oregon Optometric Association is the" "stale-level organization of the American Optometric Association. Gordon to conference Bob Gordon, of Rhodes-Warden Insurance Inc. and Investment-Management Research recently attended the first annual Tax Shelter Annuity Conference sponsored by the National Tax Shelter Annuity Association. For the first time ever, more than 100 tax-sheltered annuity specialists Joined together to at' tend 2'j days of workshops exclusive to the TSA marketplace "The entire program, from the education breakout sessions to interacting with fellow TSA specialists, covered Just about every aspect of the TSA industry and really gave me a better insight into the world of tax-sheltered annuities," Gordon said.

trailer in Lebanon is located at the Southgate Shopping Center, 33374 Santiam Highway. Goodwill Industries, is the largest employer of people with disabilities in the world. Used goods are the main source of revenue supporting Goodwill Sirograms and the main medium or training and employment. Donations are tax deductible. Call the Salem Goodwill for more information at 585-9423.

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