From the Oregonian, 16 Jan. 1953:
Requiem Mass for Mrs. Catherine "Kitty" Adams, 87, will be offered at St. Claire's Catholic Church Saturday at 10 a. m., with interment at Riverview Cemetery.
Mrs. Adams, who never knew her exact birth year, but believed she was born October 9, probably in 1865, in Chicago, died at her home, 1824 S. W. Evans Street, Wednesday after a long illness.
Mrs. Adams, who worked at the Meier and Frank company in the womens' ready to wear department from 1925 to 1946, was a member of Women of Woodcraft and St. Claire's Parish.
Survivors include two sons, Frank and Harry Adams, both of Portland, and three grandchildren.
Requiem Mass for Mrs. Catherine "Kitty" Adams, 87, will be offered at St. Claire's Catholic Church Saturday at 10 a. m., with interment at Riverview Cemetery.
Mrs. Adams, who never knew her exact birth year, but believed she was born October 9, probably in 1865, in Chicago, died at her home, 1824 S. W. Evans Street, Wednesday after a long illness.
Mrs. Adams, who worked at the Meier and Frank company in the womens' ready to wear department from 1925 to 1946, was a member of Women of Woodcraft and St. Claire's Parish.
Survivors include two sons, Frank and Harry Adams, both of Portland, and three grandchildren.
From the Oregonian, 16 Jan. 1953:
Requiem Mass for Mrs. Catherine "Kitty" Adams, 87, will be offered at St. Claire's Catholic Church Saturday at 10 a. m., with interment at Riverview Cemetery.
Mrs. Adams, who never knew her exact birth year, but believed she was born October 9, probably in 1865, in Chicago, died at her home, 1824 S. W. Evans Street, Wednesday after a long illness.
Mrs. Adams, who worked at the Meier and Frank company in the womens' ready to wear department from 1925 to 1946, was a member of Women of Woodcraft and St. Claire's Parish.
Survivors include two sons, Frank and Harry Adams, both of Portland, and three grandchildren.
Requiem Mass for Mrs. Catherine "Kitty" Adams, 87, will be offered at St. Claire's Catholic Church Saturday at 10 a. m., with interment at Riverview Cemetery.
Mrs. Adams, who never knew her exact birth year, but believed she was born October 9, probably in 1865, in Chicago, died at her home, 1824 S. W. Evans Street, Wednesday after a long illness.
Mrs. Adams, who worked at the Meier and Frank company in the womens' ready to wear department from 1925 to 1946, was a member of Women of Woodcraft and St. Claire's Parish.
Survivors include two sons, Frank and Harry Adams, both of Portland, and three grandchildren.
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