Oregon Journal Jan. 23, 1929 - Victim Of Gas Poisoning Dies - L. M. Farrington, 68, No. 151 Argyle Street, victim of carbon monoxide poisoning from a defective heater, died today at Emaunal Hospital.
Mrs. Farrington, who was also overcome, was reported to be somewhat improved, but still in critical condition.
Mr. and Mrs. Farrington were found unconscious in their home Tuesday morning by neighbors. It is believed that the couple retired Monday night with a big fire in the stove in their room and that they were overcome in their sleep, the stove being not equipped with flues necessary for the type of fuel being used.
Oregon Journal Jan. 25, 1929 - FUNERAL NOTICES - Ferrington - Funeral services for Luke M. Ferrington, late of 131 Argyle Street will be held Saturday Jan. 26 at 10 a.m., at the Wilson-Chambers Chapel on Killingsworth. Interment, Rose City Cemetery.
Mrs. Farrington, who was also overcome, was reported to be somewhat improved, but still in critical condition.
Mr. and Mrs. Farrington were found unconscious in their home Tuesday morning by neighbors. It is believed that the couple retired Monday night with a big fire in the stove in their room and that they were overcome in their sleep, the stove being not equipped with flues necessary for the type of fuel being used.
Oregon Journal Jan. 25, 1929 - FUNERAL NOTICES - Ferrington - Funeral services for Luke M. Ferrington, late of 131 Argyle Street will be held Saturday Jan. 26 at 10 a.m., at the Wilson-Chambers Chapel on Killingsworth. Interment, Rose City Cemetery.
Oregon Journal Jan. 23, 1929 - Victim Of Gas Poisoning Dies - L. M. Farrington, 68, No. 151 Argyle Street, victim of carbon monoxide poisoning from a defective heater, died today at Emaunal Hospital.
Mrs. Farrington, who was also overcome, was reported to be somewhat improved, but still in critical condition.
Mr. and Mrs. Farrington were found unconscious in their home Tuesday morning by neighbors. It is believed that the couple retired Monday night with a big fire in the stove in their room and that they were overcome in their sleep, the stove being not equipped with flues necessary for the type of fuel being used.
Oregon Journal Jan. 25, 1929 - FUNERAL NOTICES - Ferrington - Funeral services for Luke M. Ferrington, late of 131 Argyle Street will be held Saturday Jan. 26 at 10 a.m., at the Wilson-Chambers Chapel on Killingsworth. Interment, Rose City Cemetery.
Mrs. Farrington, who was also overcome, was reported to be somewhat improved, but still in critical condition.
Mr. and Mrs. Farrington were found unconscious in their home Tuesday morning by neighbors. It is believed that the couple retired Monday night with a big fire in the stove in their room and that they were overcome in their sleep, the stove being not equipped with flues necessary for the type of fuel being used.
Oregon Journal Jan. 25, 1929 - FUNERAL NOTICES - Ferrington - Funeral services for Luke M. Ferrington, late of 131 Argyle Street will be held Saturday Jan. 26 at 10 a.m., at the Wilson-Chambers Chapel on Killingsworth. Interment, Rose City Cemetery.
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