Of Coconut Palm Drive, Redlands. Survived by wife, Myra; children, Mrs. I. R. Matthews of Miami, Mrs. Clementine Peterson of Miami Beach, Ed. Woodbury of Atlanta and Byron Woodbury of Mooreton, North Dakota; sister, Mrs. G. A. Gale of Montpelier, Vermont.
The Woodbury's were married in Barry, VT. Previously Mr. Woodbury had been in the mercantile business at Forest River, ND for 11 years after which the family moved to Abercrombie, ND where they worked in large scale farming for 30 years. The family then moved to Driscoll, ND and became hoteliers for five years. Mr. and Mrs. Woodbury came to the Redlands area in 1915 where they owned a fruit grove. Services were conducted by Rev. Sada Hobson, pastor of the Spiritualist Temple of Truth, at the Women's Club of Homestead (FL). Sources: The Leader-Enterprise (Homestead. FL), Apr. 9, 1937 and https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:FP7J-6C4.
The Woodbury's were married in Barry, VT. Previously Mr. Woodbury had been in the mercantile business at Forest River, ND for 11 years after which the family moved to Abercrombie, ND where they worked in large scale farming for 30 years. The family then moved to Driscoll, ND and became hoteliers for five years. Mr. and Mrs. Woodbury came to the Redlands area in 1915 where they owned a fruit grove. Services were conducted by Rev. Sada Hobson, pastor of the Spiritualist Temple of Truth, at the Women's Club of Homestead (FL). Sources: The Leader-Enterprise (Homestead. FL), Apr. 9, 1937 and https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:FP7J-6C4.
Of Coconut Palm Drive, Redlands. Survived by wife, Myra; children, Mrs. I. R. Matthews of Miami, Mrs. Clementine Peterson of Miami Beach, Ed. Woodbury of Atlanta and Byron Woodbury of Mooreton, North Dakota; sister, Mrs. G. A. Gale of Montpelier, Vermont.
The Woodbury's were married in Barry, VT. Previously Mr. Woodbury had been in the mercantile business at Forest River, ND for 11 years after which the family moved to Abercrombie, ND where they worked in large scale farming for 30 years. The family then moved to Driscoll, ND and became hoteliers for five years. Mr. and Mrs. Woodbury came to the Redlands area in 1915 where they owned a fruit grove. Services were conducted by Rev. Sada Hobson, pastor of the Spiritualist Temple of Truth, at the Women's Club of Homestead (FL). Sources: The Leader-Enterprise (Homestead. FL), Apr. 9, 1937 and https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:FP7J-6C4.
The Woodbury's were married in Barry, VT. Previously Mr. Woodbury had been in the mercantile business at Forest River, ND for 11 years after which the family moved to Abercrombie, ND where they worked in large scale farming for 30 years. The family then moved to Driscoll, ND and became hoteliers for five years. Mr. and Mrs. Woodbury came to the Redlands area in 1915 where they owned a fruit grove. Services were conducted by Rev. Sada Hobson, pastor of the Spiritualist Temple of Truth, at the Women's Club of Homestead (FL). Sources: The Leader-Enterprise (Homestead. FL), Apr. 9, 1937 and https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:FP7J-6C4.
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