Parents T. H. Hunsaker & Olive May Allen (Oregon) (WDR)
Funeral services for Newton A. Hunsaker of Spokane were held in the chapel of the Duncan-Haight funeral home at one o'clock Sunday afternoon.
Graveside services were in charge of members of the American Legion and were held at two o'clock, Monday afternoon, at the Ritzville Memorial cemetery.
Mr. Hunsaker, 57 was found dead Dec. 1 in a field near Keystone where he had been herding sheep for Mr. Fourcade of Spokane. Investigators said he died of natural causes.
He was born September 27, 1891 at Monument Oregon. He had seen service in the Marine corps.
He is survived by his widow, Mamie, at the home; two brothers, Herbert of Bremerton and Victor of Seattle; and one sister, Hazel F. Avery of Seattle.
Ritzville Journal Times December 1948 Sue Gardner & gapwork90
Funeral services for Newton A. Hunsaker of Spokane were held in the chapel of the Duncan-Haight funeral home at one o'clock Sunday afternoon.
Graveside services were in charge of members of the American Legion and were held at two o'clock, Monday afternoon, at the Ritzville Memorial cemetery.
Mr. Hunsaker, 57 was found dead Dec. 1 in a field near Keystone where he had been herding sheep for Mr. Fourcade of Spokane. Investigators said he died of natural causes.
He was born September 27, 1891 at Monument Oregon. He had seen service in the Marine corps.
He is survived by his widow, Mamie, at the home; two brothers, Herbert of Bremerton and Victor of Seattle; and one sister, Hazel F. Avery of Seattle.
Ritzville Journal Times December 1948 Sue Gardner & gapwork90
Parents T. H. Hunsaker & Olive May Allen (Oregon) (WDR)
Funeral services for Newton A. Hunsaker of Spokane were held in the chapel of the Duncan-Haight funeral home at one o'clock Sunday afternoon.
Graveside services were in charge of members of the American Legion and were held at two o'clock, Monday afternoon, at the Ritzville Memorial cemetery.
Mr. Hunsaker, 57 was found dead Dec. 1 in a field near Keystone where he had been herding sheep for Mr. Fourcade of Spokane. Investigators said he died of natural causes.
He was born September 27, 1891 at Monument Oregon. He had seen service in the Marine corps.
He is survived by his widow, Mamie, at the home; two brothers, Herbert of Bremerton and Victor of Seattle; and one sister, Hazel F. Avery of Seattle.
Ritzville Journal Times December 1948 Sue Gardner & gapwork90
Funeral services for Newton A. Hunsaker of Spokane were held in the chapel of the Duncan-Haight funeral home at one o'clock Sunday afternoon.
Graveside services were in charge of members of the American Legion and were held at two o'clock, Monday afternoon, at the Ritzville Memorial cemetery.
Mr. Hunsaker, 57 was found dead Dec. 1 in a field near Keystone where he had been herding sheep for Mr. Fourcade of Spokane. Investigators said he died of natural causes.
He was born September 27, 1891 at Monument Oregon. He had seen service in the Marine corps.
He is survived by his widow, Mamie, at the home; two brothers, Herbert of Bremerton and Victor of Seattle; and one sister, Hazel F. Avery of Seattle.
Ritzville Journal Times December 1948 Sue Gardner & gapwork90
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