The Goldendale Sentinel, Goldendale, WA., April 10, 1913, page 6
Mrs. Kreta M. Kaidera died at her home at Centerville Saturday, but a few days after a severe paralytic stroke, from which she never recovered, only been partially conscious at times unto the end. She was 67 years of age, the wife of John Kaidera. The funeral services were held in the new Finnish church at Centerville, Wednesday, interment following in the Centerville Cemetery. Her husband and children survive her.
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The Independent, Goldendale, WA., April 10, 1913, page 1
Mrs. Kreta Matilda, wife of John Kaidera, died last Monday morning at her home near Centerville, death being caused from paralysis. She was 66 years of age and was born in Finland. She came to Klickitat with her husband 35 years ago, settling on a homestead near Centerville, where she has lived ever since. She leaves to mourn her loss a husband and eight children, as follows: Mrs. Mary Cooper, of Canada; John C. Kaidera, the cashier of the Centerville Bank; Mrs. Charles Yeackel, Mrs. Frank Niemela, Mrs. Robert Crocker, August Kaidera, and Miss Hensina Kaidera, of Centerville, and Mrs. D.N. Hanna, of Seattle. The funeral services were held on Wednesday from the First Lutheran Finnish church at Centerville.
Mrs. Kreta M. Kaidera died at her home at Centerville Saturday, but a few days after a severe paralytic stroke, from which she never recovered, only been partially conscious at times unto the end. She was 67 years of age, the wife of John Kaidera. The funeral services were held in the new Finnish church at Centerville, Wednesday, interment following in the Centerville Cemetery. Her husband and children survive her.
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The Independent, Goldendale, WA., April 10, 1913, page 1
Mrs. Kreta Matilda, wife of John Kaidera, died last Monday morning at her home near Centerville, death being caused from paralysis. She was 66 years of age and was born in Finland. She came to Klickitat with her husband 35 years ago, settling on a homestead near Centerville, where she has lived ever since. She leaves to mourn her loss a husband and eight children, as follows: Mrs. Mary Cooper, of Canada; John C. Kaidera, the cashier of the Centerville Bank; Mrs. Charles Yeackel, Mrs. Frank Niemela, Mrs. Robert Crocker, August Kaidera, and Miss Hensina Kaidera, of Centerville, and Mrs. D.N. Hanna, of Seattle. The funeral services were held on Wednesday from the First Lutheran Finnish church at Centerville.
The Goldendale Sentinel, Goldendale, WA., April 10, 1913, page 6
Mrs. Kreta M. Kaidera died at her home at Centerville Saturday, but a few days after a severe paralytic stroke, from which she never recovered, only been partially conscious at times unto the end. She was 67 years of age, the wife of John Kaidera. The funeral services were held in the new Finnish church at Centerville, Wednesday, interment following in the Centerville Cemetery. Her husband and children survive her.
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The Independent, Goldendale, WA., April 10, 1913, page 1
Mrs. Kreta Matilda, wife of John Kaidera, died last Monday morning at her home near Centerville, death being caused from paralysis. She was 66 years of age and was born in Finland. She came to Klickitat with her husband 35 years ago, settling on a homestead near Centerville, where she has lived ever since. She leaves to mourn her loss a husband and eight children, as follows: Mrs. Mary Cooper, of Canada; John C. Kaidera, the cashier of the Centerville Bank; Mrs. Charles Yeackel, Mrs. Frank Niemela, Mrs. Robert Crocker, August Kaidera, and Miss Hensina Kaidera, of Centerville, and Mrs. D.N. Hanna, of Seattle. The funeral services were held on Wednesday from the First Lutheran Finnish church at Centerville.
Mrs. Kreta M. Kaidera died at her home at Centerville Saturday, but a few days after a severe paralytic stroke, from which she never recovered, only been partially conscious at times unto the end. She was 67 years of age, the wife of John Kaidera. The funeral services were held in the new Finnish church at Centerville, Wednesday, interment following in the Centerville Cemetery. Her husband and children survive her.
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The Independent, Goldendale, WA., April 10, 1913, page 1
Mrs. Kreta Matilda, wife of John Kaidera, died last Monday morning at her home near Centerville, death being caused from paralysis. She was 66 years of age and was born in Finland. She came to Klickitat with her husband 35 years ago, settling on a homestead near Centerville, where she has lived ever since. She leaves to mourn her loss a husband and eight children, as follows: Mrs. Mary Cooper, of Canada; John C. Kaidera, the cashier of the Centerville Bank; Mrs. Charles Yeackel, Mrs. Frank Niemela, Mrs. Robert Crocker, August Kaidera, and Miss Hensina Kaidera, of Centerville, and Mrs. D.N. Hanna, of Seattle. The funeral services were held on Wednesday from the First Lutheran Finnish church at Centerville.
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