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Everett Herald 5 September 1977 Genevieve I. Jablinske, 49, of 4925 185th Place SW, Lynnwood, died Sept. 1 in Edmonds. She was a clerk for K-Mart. She is survived by her husband, Adolph, of Lynnwood; son, Gary, of Everett; four daughters, Mrs. Daniel Mann and Mrs. Leslie Nagel, both of Lynnwood, Mrs. Larry Schwalenberg of Wisconsin, and Mrs. Clifford Nagel of Bothell; Two brothers, Daniel Adams of Minnesota and Edward Adams, Sr., of North Dakota; one sister, Mrs. Bernard Gese of Spokane; her mother, Mrs. Marie Huard; and nine grandchildren. She was a member of Trinity Lutheran Church, Lynnwood. Services will be Tuesday at 2:00 p.m. at the Trinity Lutheran Church, Lynnwood. Arrangements by the Baker Funeral Home, Edmonds. Interment at Restlawn Memorial Gardens, Edmonds. Memorials may be made to the Heart Fund. Everett Daily Herald 5 October 1910 Joseph L. JENKINS, died after receiving injuries caused by a fall upon the pavement in front of the Bayview hotel last evening. He was removed to Providence hospital where he passed away at 11:45 p. m. He was about 47 years old, coming here four years ago from Grinnell, Iowa. He was a member of I.O.O.F lodge No. 187, also of Royal Purple No. 45, Plymouth Rebecca, and Loyal Order of the Moose. No. 248, all of this city. For some time he had been employed by the Robinson Manufacturing company. A telegram from his father this morning stated that the latter had started for Everett. Funeral arrangements have not been completed. The body is at Maulsby undertaking chapel. Everett Daily Herald 8 October 1910 Funeral services for the late Joseph L. JENKINS will be held tomorrow evening at 7:30, at Maulsby's chapel, corner Wall and Wetmore, Rev. W. S. RANDALL officiating. The father of the deceased is expected to arrive from Grinnell, Iowa, this afternoon, to take charge of the body. Monroe Monitor 5 September 1957 Valley Pioneer Dies Friday Funeral services for Christian Lauretz Jensen, 79, who died Friday following an extended illness, were held Tuesday at 1 p.m. in the Congregational Church, Monroe, with the Rev. George Koper officiating. Born near Copenhagen, Denmark, February 6, 1878, Mr. Jenson came to the U. S. in 1902. After living in Seattle and Alaska, he moved to Snoqualmie Valley in 1911. Mr. Jensen rented large farms in the Snoqualmie, Snonomish and Skykomish Valleys, and was very actively engaged in dairy farming. In 1937 he bought the Cherry Valley Stock Farm on the West Snoqualmie Road. He sold the farm when he retired in 1949. Mr. Jensen was also active in the business side of farming, being the director of the Seattle Milk Shipping association in 1928. He was active in the work of the Tualco Grange and in the Eatles Auxiliary, and was a 52 year member of the Danish Brotherhood, Seattle. Survivors include one son, Mark Jensen, Monroe; two daughters, Mrs. Margaret Key, Seattle, and Mrs. Maude Sanford, Edmonds, and nine grandchildren. Cremation followed the services at the View Crest Abbey, Everett, under the direction of Purdy and Kerr. Everett Daily Herald October 1, 1910 The funeral of Jacob JENSON will be held tomorrow afternoon at 2'oclock from Challacombe's chapel. Rev. A. SAMUELSON will officiate. Internment will be in Evergreen cemetery. Monroe Monitor 30 September 1927 James Johnson passed away at the home of Emel Johnson, Monroe, Friday morning after a brief illness. He was 31 years old and came to this country from Sweden four years ago. He was very active in the woods and made his home in and near Monroe. He was a member of the Vasa Lodge, No. 415, Monroe. Surviving him are his parents in Sweden, a sister, Miss Helma Johnson of Vancouver, B.C., and three brothers, Otto, Ole and Kjell in Sweden. Funeral services were held at the Grange hall under the direction of Vasa Order, Monday at 2 o'clock, Rev. Henry Lundberg officiating. Mrs. E. A. Ohman rendered the instrumental music; Mrs. Vicklan and Mrs. John Olson gave vocal selections. Home Funeral parlors in charge. Everett Daily Herald 1910 The funeral of Silas Jones, the colored man who died in this city at the home of William Shaffroth, Friday, was held there Sunday at 2 o'clock and was conducted by Rev. Clemens and Rev. Kidd, Colored ministers from Everett. The A.M.E. choir and many colored people came up from Everett to attend, a fact that was highly appreciated by Mr. Shafforth and friends. Interment was in G.A.R. cemetery. Silas Jones came here two weeks ago from Seattle, hoping that a change might improve his health, but he steadily failed. He was a sailor being well known on many of the Alaska boats. He leaves one son 22 years old whose whereabouts are unknown, it being thought he is in the Pullman service.
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