Miss Annie E. Thomas, who died last Saturday at her home below Green Point, of typhoid fever, was buried Monday afternoon at 3 o'clock, the services occurIng at the Presbyterian church.
The deceased was in attendance at the Parkplace school until November 5,when she left on account of illness. The Parkplace schools adjourned at noon, and the classmates with their teacher, attended in a body, and with many floral tributes, the junior society and members of several sunday school classes of the Baptist church were present.
Miss Thomas' chair in the choir was draped with crape and
calla lilies, ex-pressive of the choir's sad regret for the absent member.
from Oregon City Enterprise, Oregon City, Oregon
Friday, November 23, 1900
(Thank you to contributor, George, for the addition 09/17)
The deceased was in attendance at the Parkplace school until November 5,when she left on account of illness. The Parkplace schools adjourned at noon, and the classmates with their teacher, attended in a body, and with many floral tributes, the junior society and members of several sunday school classes of the Baptist church were present.
Miss Thomas' chair in the choir was draped with crape and
calla lilies, ex-pressive of the choir's sad regret for the absent member.
from Oregon City Enterprise, Oregon City, Oregon
Friday, November 23, 1900
(Thank you to contributor, George, for the addition 09/17)
Miss Annie E. Thomas, who died last Saturday at her home below Green Point, of typhoid fever, was buried Monday afternoon at 3 o'clock, the services occurIng at the Presbyterian church.
The deceased was in attendance at the Parkplace school until November 5,when she left on account of illness. The Parkplace schools adjourned at noon, and the classmates with their teacher, attended in a body, and with many floral tributes, the junior society and members of several sunday school classes of the Baptist church were present.
Miss Thomas' chair in the choir was draped with crape and
calla lilies, ex-pressive of the choir's sad regret for the absent member.
from Oregon City Enterprise, Oregon City, Oregon
Friday, November 23, 1900
(Thank you to contributor, George, for the addition 09/17)
The deceased was in attendance at the Parkplace school until November 5,when she left on account of illness. The Parkplace schools adjourned at noon, and the classmates with their teacher, attended in a body, and with many floral tributes, the junior society and members of several sunday school classes of the Baptist church were present.
Miss Thomas' chair in the choir was draped with crape and
calla lilies, ex-pressive of the choir's sad regret for the absent member.
from Oregon City Enterprise, Oregon City, Oregon
Friday, November 23, 1900
(Thank you to contributor, George, for the addition 09/17)
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ANNIE ELLEN
DAU OF
R. O. & MARY
THOMAS
OCT 20 1884
NOV 7, 1901
(inscription)
THOMAS
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