His father was George Armstrong & his mother, Mary Eliza (Goodwin) Armstrong. They moved to Harrington in February 1901.
He married Maude Estelle Turner 30 November 1905 at Harrington, Lincoln County, Washington.
They farmed but lived in the town of Harrington much of the time. He "was prominently affiliated with civic, fraternal and church affairs. He was one of the promoters of the former mule shows. He served as councilman and mayor, and served on the board of education (1927-1932). He was serving his second term as Commissioner from the Second District, at the time of his death."
He underwent an operation for a gall bladder ailment, pneumonia developed. When he passed away, Harrington and Lincoln County paid tribute to him when all business houses of the town and the county court house were closed during the morning for his funeral.
Their children were:
Herbert Armstrong
Dean Armstrong
Rowena Armstrong Scheyer
Winifred Armstrong Baker
Marjorie Armstrong Tanke - Peters
Woodrow William Armstrong
He married Maude Estelle Turner 30 November 1905 at Harrington, Lincoln County, Washington.
They farmed but lived in the town of Harrington much of the time. He "was prominently affiliated with civic, fraternal and church affairs. He was one of the promoters of the former mule shows. He served as councilman and mayor, and served on the board of education (1927-1932). He was serving his second term as Commissioner from the Second District, at the time of his death."
He underwent an operation for a gall bladder ailment, pneumonia developed. When he passed away, Harrington and Lincoln County paid tribute to him when all business houses of the town and the county court house were closed during the morning for his funeral.
Their children were:
Herbert Armstrong
Dean Armstrong
Rowena Armstrong Scheyer
Winifred Armstrong Baker
Marjorie Armstrong Tanke - Peters
Woodrow William Armstrong
His father was George Armstrong & his mother, Mary Eliza (Goodwin) Armstrong. They moved to Harrington in February 1901.
He married Maude Estelle Turner 30 November 1905 at Harrington, Lincoln County, Washington.
They farmed but lived in the town of Harrington much of the time. He "was prominently affiliated with civic, fraternal and church affairs. He was one of the promoters of the former mule shows. He served as councilman and mayor, and served on the board of education (1927-1932). He was serving his second term as Commissioner from the Second District, at the time of his death."
He underwent an operation for a gall bladder ailment, pneumonia developed. When he passed away, Harrington and Lincoln County paid tribute to him when all business houses of the town and the county court house were closed during the morning for his funeral.
Their children were:
Herbert Armstrong
Dean Armstrong
Rowena Armstrong Scheyer
Winifred Armstrong Baker
Marjorie Armstrong Tanke - Peters
Woodrow William Armstrong
He married Maude Estelle Turner 30 November 1905 at Harrington, Lincoln County, Washington.
They farmed but lived in the town of Harrington much of the time. He "was prominently affiliated with civic, fraternal and church affairs. He was one of the promoters of the former mule shows. He served as councilman and mayor, and served on the board of education (1927-1932). He was serving his second term as Commissioner from the Second District, at the time of his death."
He underwent an operation for a gall bladder ailment, pneumonia developed. When he passed away, Harrington and Lincoln County paid tribute to him when all business houses of the town and the county court house were closed during the morning for his funeral.
Their children were:
Herbert Armstrong
Dean Armstrong
Rowena Armstrong Scheyer
Winifred Armstrong Baker
Marjorie Armstrong Tanke - Peters
Woodrow William Armstrong
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