SMITH – At Seaside, Or., at 6:30 P.M. Dec. 3, Herman C. Smith, son of Mrs. C. E. Smith, brother of Mrs. Charles J. Schnabel, Alfred F. Smith, Walter G. E. Smith, Percy A. Smith, Mrs. John H. Beeson, Stanley C. E. Smith, Charles E. Smith, Jr. Funeral arrangements in charge of the Ericson Undertaking Company.
[The Oregonian, 6 Dec 1914, p7]
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The Hood River Glacier, December 17, 1914, page 7
Herman C. Smith Dies at Seaside
Herman C. Smith, well known in the Hood River valley, having spent a year here with his brother, W. G. E. Smith, died Friday, December 4, at Seaside, from an attack of pneumonia.
Mr. Smith was born in Portland in 1879. He was a graduate of Portland high school. He attended college at Stanford University and Cornell.
He worked for a while in steel mills of Pittsburg, coming west later to take charge of the engineering department of the Smith & Watson Iron Works in Portland.
Mr. Smith was the second son of C. E. Smith, a pioneer foundry man of Portland. Mr. Smith was prominent in Portland club circles, having been a member of the Multnomah, Arlington, Portland Waverly Golf and University clubs.
Burial occurred Monday, December 7, at Riverview cemetery in Portland.
- Contributor: Jeffrey Bryant (46919897)
[The Oregonian, 6 Dec 1914, p7]
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The Hood River Glacier, December 17, 1914, page 7
Herman C. Smith Dies at Seaside
Herman C. Smith, well known in the Hood River valley, having spent a year here with his brother, W. G. E. Smith, died Friday, December 4, at Seaside, from an attack of pneumonia.
Mr. Smith was born in Portland in 1879. He was a graduate of Portland high school. He attended college at Stanford University and Cornell.
He worked for a while in steel mills of Pittsburg, coming west later to take charge of the engineering department of the Smith & Watson Iron Works in Portland.
Mr. Smith was the second son of C. E. Smith, a pioneer foundry man of Portland. Mr. Smith was prominent in Portland club circles, having been a member of the Multnomah, Arlington, Portland Waverly Golf and University clubs.
Burial occurred Monday, December 7, at Riverview cemetery in Portland.
- Contributor: Jeffrey Bryant (46919897)
SMITH – At Seaside, Or., at 6:30 P.M. Dec. 3, Herman C. Smith, son of Mrs. C. E. Smith, brother of Mrs. Charles J. Schnabel, Alfred F. Smith, Walter G. E. Smith, Percy A. Smith, Mrs. John H. Beeson, Stanley C. E. Smith, Charles E. Smith, Jr. Funeral arrangements in charge of the Ericson Undertaking Company.
[The Oregonian, 6 Dec 1914, p7]
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The Hood River Glacier, December 17, 1914, page 7
Herman C. Smith Dies at Seaside
Herman C. Smith, well known in the Hood River valley, having spent a year here with his brother, W. G. E. Smith, died Friday, December 4, at Seaside, from an attack of pneumonia.
Mr. Smith was born in Portland in 1879. He was a graduate of Portland high school. He attended college at Stanford University and Cornell.
He worked for a while in steel mills of Pittsburg, coming west later to take charge of the engineering department of the Smith & Watson Iron Works in Portland.
Mr. Smith was the second son of C. E. Smith, a pioneer foundry man of Portland. Mr. Smith was prominent in Portland club circles, having been a member of the Multnomah, Arlington, Portland Waverly Golf and University clubs.
Burial occurred Monday, December 7, at Riverview cemetery in Portland.
- Contributor: Jeffrey Bryant (46919897)
[The Oregonian, 6 Dec 1914, p7]
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The Hood River Glacier, December 17, 1914, page 7
Herman C. Smith Dies at Seaside
Herman C. Smith, well known in the Hood River valley, having spent a year here with his brother, W. G. E. Smith, died Friday, December 4, at Seaside, from an attack of pneumonia.
Mr. Smith was born in Portland in 1879. He was a graduate of Portland high school. He attended college at Stanford University and Cornell.
He worked for a while in steel mills of Pittsburg, coming west later to take charge of the engineering department of the Smith & Watson Iron Works in Portland.
Mr. Smith was the second son of C. E. Smith, a pioneer foundry man of Portland. Mr. Smith was prominent in Portland club circles, having been a member of the Multnomah, Arlington, Portland Waverly Golf and University clubs.
Burial occurred Monday, December 7, at Riverview cemetery in Portland.
- Contributor: Jeffrey Bryant (46919897)
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