"Pauline B. Leabo of Salem Passes--Pauline B. Leabo, widow of the late Augustus C. Leabo, died Friday night at the family residence at 1880 Court street after an illness dating from last Monday, when she suffered a stroke. Prior to that time Mrs. Leabo had been most active, particularly in work of the Woman's Relief Corps of which she was a member. Her husband, who died here July 18, 1926, was a Civil war veteran.
Mrs. Leabo was born in Clermont county, Ohio, and with her husband came to Salem nearly 40 years ago. They lived here for some time, later moving to southern Oregon and again coming here ten years ago from Oakland, Oregon. She was a member of the First Methodist church.
Surviving relatives include two children: Mrs. A.G. Hallin of Salem and R.H. Leabo of Portland; six grandchildren: A.W. King, of Sacramento, R.L. King of Bellingham, H.M. Hallin of Portland, Mrs. J. Donnegan of Sheridan and Gwendolyn Hallin and Reas Hallin of Salem; also eight great grandchildren.
Remains are at the Rigdon mortuary and funeral arrangements have not yet been made, however, it is expected the services will be Monday. Interment will be in the Lee Mission cemetery, where Mr. Leabo is buried."
OS Nov 16, 1929 2:5
Mrs. Leabo was born in Clermont county, Ohio, and with her husband came to Salem nearly 40 years ago. They lived here for some time, later moving to southern Oregon and again coming here ten years ago from Oakland, Oregon. She was a member of the First Methodist church.
Surviving relatives include two children: Mrs. A.G. Hallin of Salem and R.H. Leabo of Portland; six grandchildren: A.W. King, of Sacramento, R.L. King of Bellingham, H.M. Hallin of Portland, Mrs. J. Donnegan of Sheridan and Gwendolyn Hallin and Reas Hallin of Salem; also eight great grandchildren.
Remains are at the Rigdon mortuary and funeral arrangements have not yet been made, however, it is expected the services will be Monday. Interment will be in the Lee Mission cemetery, where Mr. Leabo is buried."
OS Nov 16, 1929 2:5
"Pauline B. Leabo of Salem Passes--Pauline B. Leabo, widow of the late Augustus C. Leabo, died Friday night at the family residence at 1880 Court street after an illness dating from last Monday, when she suffered a stroke. Prior to that time Mrs. Leabo had been most active, particularly in work of the Woman's Relief Corps of which she was a member. Her husband, who died here July 18, 1926, was a Civil war veteran.
Mrs. Leabo was born in Clermont county, Ohio, and with her husband came to Salem nearly 40 years ago. They lived here for some time, later moving to southern Oregon and again coming here ten years ago from Oakland, Oregon. She was a member of the First Methodist church.
Surviving relatives include two children: Mrs. A.G. Hallin of Salem and R.H. Leabo of Portland; six grandchildren: A.W. King, of Sacramento, R.L. King of Bellingham, H.M. Hallin of Portland, Mrs. J. Donnegan of Sheridan and Gwendolyn Hallin and Reas Hallin of Salem; also eight great grandchildren.
Remains are at the Rigdon mortuary and funeral arrangements have not yet been made, however, it is expected the services will be Monday. Interment will be in the Lee Mission cemetery, where Mr. Leabo is buried."
OS Nov 16, 1929 2:5
Mrs. Leabo was born in Clermont county, Ohio, and with her husband came to Salem nearly 40 years ago. They lived here for some time, later moving to southern Oregon and again coming here ten years ago from Oakland, Oregon. She was a member of the First Methodist church.
Surviving relatives include two children: Mrs. A.G. Hallin of Salem and R.H. Leabo of Portland; six grandchildren: A.W. King, of Sacramento, R.L. King of Bellingham, H.M. Hallin of Portland, Mrs. J. Donnegan of Sheridan and Gwendolyn Hallin and Reas Hallin of Salem; also eight great grandchildren.
Remains are at the Rigdon mortuary and funeral arrangements have not yet been made, however, it is expected the services will be Monday. Interment will be in the Lee Mission cemetery, where Mr. Leabo is buried."
OS Nov 16, 1929 2:5
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