Ella H. Cornelius
The funeral service for Ella H. Cornelius will be held in the Mills and Mills chapel this Saturday morning, starting at 11 o'clock. The Reverend Arthur I. Anderson, pastor of the Gloria Dei Lutheran Chruch, will officiate. Burial will take place in the Masonic Memorial Park. The family suggests that any memorials could be made in the form of donations to the Tuberculosis Society. Mrs. Cornelius died Tuesday in an Olympia hospital. Her home was at 3328 Pacific Avenue and she was the widow of Dr. Frank J. Cornelius, M.D., who died here in 1949. Mrs. Cornelius was born in Independence, Wisconsin, October 26, 1904, and lived in Bowman, North Dakota, before coming to Olympia in 1940. She worked for the State Public Service Commission until retiring two years ago. She was a member of the Olympia Art League and was a Past Matron of the Bowman Sunset Chapter of Eastern Star and a member of the Olympia Trinity Chapter of Eastern Star. Surviving are her son: Dr. Pierce A. Cornelius, Vancover; five brothers: Ed and Norman Hestekin, both of Hamilton, Montana; Arthur and Lyle Hestekin, both of Bowman, North Dakota, and Clarence Hestekin, of Billings, Montana; three sisters: Mrs. Mike (Alice) Kukla, Fall City, Mrs. Jeanette Simonson -
The funeral service for Ella H. Cornelius will be held in the Mills and Mills chapel this Saturday morning, starting at 11 o'clock. The Reverend Arthur I. Anderson, pastor of the Gloria Dei Lutheran Chruch, will officiate. Burial will take place in the Masonic Memorial Park. The family suggests that any memorials could be made in the form of donations to the Tuberculosis Society. Mrs. Cornelius died Tuesday in an Olympia hospital. Her home was at 3328 Pacific Avenue and she was the widow of Dr. Frank J. Cornelius, M.D., who died here in 1949. Mrs. Cornelius was born in Independence, Wisconsin, October 26, 1904, and lived in Bowman, North Dakota, before coming to Olympia in 1940. She worked for the State Public Service Commission until retiring two years ago. She was a member of the Olympia Art League and was a Past Matron of the Bowman Sunset Chapter of Eastern Star and a member of the Olympia Trinity Chapter of Eastern Star. Surviving are her son: Dr. Pierce A. Cornelius, Vancover; five brothers: Ed and Norman Hestekin, both of Hamilton, Montana; Arthur and Lyle Hestekin, both of Bowman, North Dakota, and Clarence Hestekin, of Billings, Montana; three sisters: Mrs. Mike (Alice) Kukla, Fall City, Mrs. Jeanette Simonson -
Ella H. Cornelius
The funeral service for Ella H. Cornelius will be held in the Mills and Mills chapel this Saturday morning, starting at 11 o'clock. The Reverend Arthur I. Anderson, pastor of the Gloria Dei Lutheran Chruch, will officiate. Burial will take place in the Masonic Memorial Park. The family suggests that any memorials could be made in the form of donations to the Tuberculosis Society. Mrs. Cornelius died Tuesday in an Olympia hospital. Her home was at 3328 Pacific Avenue and she was the widow of Dr. Frank J. Cornelius, M.D., who died here in 1949. Mrs. Cornelius was born in Independence, Wisconsin, October 26, 1904, and lived in Bowman, North Dakota, before coming to Olympia in 1940. She worked for the State Public Service Commission until retiring two years ago. She was a member of the Olympia Art League and was a Past Matron of the Bowman Sunset Chapter of Eastern Star and a member of the Olympia Trinity Chapter of Eastern Star. Surviving are her son: Dr. Pierce A. Cornelius, Vancover; five brothers: Ed and Norman Hestekin, both of Hamilton, Montana; Arthur and Lyle Hestekin, both of Bowman, North Dakota, and Clarence Hestekin, of Billings, Montana; three sisters: Mrs. Mike (Alice) Kukla, Fall City, Mrs. Jeanette Simonson -
The funeral service for Ella H. Cornelius will be held in the Mills and Mills chapel this Saturday morning, starting at 11 o'clock. The Reverend Arthur I. Anderson, pastor of the Gloria Dei Lutheran Chruch, will officiate. Burial will take place in the Masonic Memorial Park. The family suggests that any memorials could be made in the form of donations to the Tuberculosis Society. Mrs. Cornelius died Tuesday in an Olympia hospital. Her home was at 3328 Pacific Avenue and she was the widow of Dr. Frank J. Cornelius, M.D., who died here in 1949. Mrs. Cornelius was born in Independence, Wisconsin, October 26, 1904, and lived in Bowman, North Dakota, before coming to Olympia in 1940. She worked for the State Public Service Commission until retiring two years ago. She was a member of the Olympia Art League and was a Past Matron of the Bowman Sunset Chapter of Eastern Star and a member of the Olympia Trinity Chapter of Eastern Star. Surviving are her son: Dr. Pierce A. Cornelius, Vancover; five brothers: Ed and Norman Hestekin, both of Hamilton, Montana; Arthur and Lyle Hestekin, both of Bowman, North Dakota, and Clarence Hestekin, of Billings, Montana; three sisters: Mrs. Mike (Alice) Kukla, Fall City, Mrs. Jeanette Simonson -
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