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“In the matter of the estate of Joseph Drazan and Frances Drazan, his wife, left an estate in Lincoln county WA, consisting of community property: About $14,500 in cash. Personal property amounting to about $2000, and 40 acres. Heirs: Gerald, son, 19, residing Odessa; Miss Helen Drazan, 16, daughter, of Spokane; Miss Elizabeth Drazan, 21, daughter, of Tacoma. No will....” and notes from the file ... “files contains a board bill for Gerald, residing with Fred A Scrupps, July 1929-Jan 1930, $150; bill for Joseph’s last illness services by Dr Thompson, $15; Funeral Service, $15; St Joseph Church of Odessa, Fr. M R Helfenstein, pastor; Strates Furniture Store, totaling $360.85, including casket, cemetery lot, open and closing of grave, suit, flowers; and bills for tuition and board for Helen Drazan, and her medical bills to Sacred Heart Hospital, $190, Dr Rohr, $230, for health and welfare, following Helen’s accident which seriously injured the right limb necessitating the amputation of a portion of that limb.” (Lincoln County Probate file #3120; file #3129 consisted primarily of consent for Joseph Nechanicky to represent the children, each of whom received 1/3 the value of the estate following the payment of the expenses. Death Certificate: ‘Found dead in house’. Primary Cause: Heart failure. Confirm diagnosis? ‘coroner viewed conditions’. Physician: Thompson of Odessa. Burial: not specified. Undertaker: H H Strate, Odessa, WA.”
“In the matter of the estate of Joseph Drazan and Frances Drazan, his wife, left an estate in Lincoln county WA, consisting of community property: About $14,500 in cash. Personal property amounting to about $2000, and 40 acres. Heirs: Gerald, son, 19, residing Odessa; Miss Helen Drazan, 16, daughter, of Spokane; Miss Elizabeth Drazan, 21, daughter, of Tacoma. No will....” and notes from the file ... “files contains a board bill for Gerald, residing with Fred A Scrupps, July 1929-Jan 1930, $150; bill for Joseph’s last illness services by Dr Thompson, $15; Funeral Service, $15; St Joseph Church of Odessa, Fr. M R Helfenstein, pastor; Strates Furniture Store, totaling $360.85, including casket, cemetery lot, open and closing of grave, suit, flowers; and bills for tuition and board for Helen Drazan, and her medical bills to Sacred Heart Hospital, $190, Dr Rohr, $230, for health and welfare, following Helen’s accident which seriously injured the right limb necessitating the amputation of a portion of that limb.” (Lincoln County Probate file #3120; file #3129 consisted primarily of consent for Joseph Nechanicky to represent the children, each of whom received 1/3 the value of the estate following the payment of the expenses. Death Certificate: ‘Found dead in house’. Primary Cause: Heart failure. Confirm diagnosis? ‘coroner viewed conditions’. Physician: Thompson of Odessa. Burial: not specified. Undertaker: H H Strate, Odessa, WA.”
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“In the matter of the estate of Joseph Drazan and Frances Drazan, his wife, left an estate in Lincoln county WA, consisting of community property: About $14,500 in cash. Personal property amounting to about $2000, and 40 acres. Heirs: Gerald, son, 19, residing Odessa; Miss Helen Drazan, 16, daughter, of Spokane; Miss Elizabeth Drazan, 21, daughter, of Tacoma. No will....” and notes from the file ... “files contains a board bill for Gerald, residing with Fred A Scrupps, July 1929-Jan 1930, $150; bill for Joseph’s last illness services by Dr Thompson, $15; Funeral Service, $15; St Joseph Church of Odessa, Fr. M R Helfenstein, pastor; Strates Furniture Store, totaling $360.85, including casket, cemetery lot, open and closing of grave, suit, flowers; and bills for tuition and board for Helen Drazan, and her medical bills to Sacred Heart Hospital, $190, Dr Rohr, $230, for health and welfare, following Helen’s accident which seriously injured the right limb necessitating the amputation of a portion of that limb.” (Lincoln County Probate file #3120; file #3129 consisted primarily of consent for Joseph Nechanicky to represent the children, each of whom received 1/3 the value of the estate following the payment of the expenses. Death Certificate: ‘Found dead in house’. Primary Cause: Heart failure. Confirm diagnosis? ‘coroner viewed conditions’. Physician: Thompson of Odessa. Burial: not specified. Undertaker: H H Strate, Odessa, WA.”
“In the matter of the estate of Joseph Drazan and Frances Drazan, his wife, left an estate in Lincoln county WA, consisting of community property: About $14,500 in cash. Personal property amounting to about $2000, and 40 acres. Heirs: Gerald, son, 19, residing Odessa; Miss Helen Drazan, 16, daughter, of Spokane; Miss Elizabeth Drazan, 21, daughter, of Tacoma. No will....” and notes from the file ... “files contains a board bill for Gerald, residing with Fred A Scrupps, July 1929-Jan 1930, $150; bill for Joseph’s last illness services by Dr Thompson, $15; Funeral Service, $15; St Joseph Church of Odessa, Fr. M R Helfenstein, pastor; Strates Furniture Store, totaling $360.85, including casket, cemetery lot, open and closing of grave, suit, flowers; and bills for tuition and board for Helen Drazan, and her medical bills to Sacred Heart Hospital, $190, Dr Rohr, $230, for health and welfare, following Helen’s accident which seriously injured the right limb necessitating the amputation of a portion of that limb.” (Lincoln County Probate file #3120; file #3129 consisted primarily of consent for Joseph Nechanicky to represent the children, each of whom received 1/3 the value of the estate following the payment of the expenses. Death Certificate: ‘Found dead in house’. Primary Cause: Heart failure. Confirm diagnosis? ‘coroner viewed conditions’. Physician: Thompson of Odessa. Burial: not specified. Undertaker: H H Strate, Odessa, WA.”
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