Obituary: JANET T. ELLSWORTH
Janet T. Ellsworth, 77, died Saturday at Kittitas Valley Community Hospital.
She was born in Delhi, New York, April 10, 1897. She came to Ellensburg as a child with her parents, and attended the No. 6 and Woldale grade schools and Ellensburg High School.
She worked as a housekeeper at the Elton and Antlers Hotels and was employed for many years as a cook, first at the Ellensburg General Hospital and later at KVCH.
She retired in 1972 and had since worked as a pink lady at KVCH. She was a member of the First Presbyterian Church and the Eagles Auxiliary.
She is survived by one son, Robert Ellsworth, Utah; two daughters, Miss Helen Ellsworth, Portland, Ore., and Mrs. Lois Severin, Ellensburg; two grandchildren and one brother, Bill Oliver, Ellensburg.
Funeral will be at 11 a.m. Tuesday in Evenson Chapel, the Rev. Donald Meekhof officiating. Burial will follow in IOOF cemetery.
The family suggests those wishing to send memorials send them to the cancer or heart funds. [Ellensburg, Wash. Daily Record, Mon., June 10, 1974, page 12]
Janet T. Ellsworth, 77, died Saturday at Kittitas Valley Community Hospital.
She was born in Delhi, New York, April 10, 1897. She came to Ellensburg as a child with her parents, and attended the No. 6 and Woldale grade schools and Ellensburg High School.
She worked as a housekeeper at the Elton and Antlers Hotels and was employed for many years as a cook, first at the Ellensburg General Hospital and later at KVCH.
She retired in 1972 and had since worked as a pink lady at KVCH. She was a member of the First Presbyterian Church and the Eagles Auxiliary.
She is survived by one son, Robert Ellsworth, Utah; two daughters, Miss Helen Ellsworth, Portland, Ore., and Mrs. Lois Severin, Ellensburg; two grandchildren and one brother, Bill Oliver, Ellensburg.
Funeral will be at 11 a.m. Tuesday in Evenson Chapel, the Rev. Donald Meekhof officiating. Burial will follow in IOOF cemetery.
The family suggests those wishing to send memorials send them to the cancer or heart funds. [Ellensburg, Wash. Daily Record, Mon., June 10, 1974, page 12]
Obituary: JANET T. ELLSWORTH
Janet T. Ellsworth, 77, died Saturday at Kittitas Valley Community Hospital.
She was born in Delhi, New York, April 10, 1897. She came to Ellensburg as a child with her parents, and attended the No. 6 and Woldale grade schools and Ellensburg High School.
She worked as a housekeeper at the Elton and Antlers Hotels and was employed for many years as a cook, first at the Ellensburg General Hospital and later at KVCH.
She retired in 1972 and had since worked as a pink lady at KVCH. She was a member of the First Presbyterian Church and the Eagles Auxiliary.
She is survived by one son, Robert Ellsworth, Utah; two daughters, Miss Helen Ellsworth, Portland, Ore., and Mrs. Lois Severin, Ellensburg; two grandchildren and one brother, Bill Oliver, Ellensburg.
Funeral will be at 11 a.m. Tuesday in Evenson Chapel, the Rev. Donald Meekhof officiating. Burial will follow in IOOF cemetery.
The family suggests those wishing to send memorials send them to the cancer or heart funds. [Ellensburg, Wash. Daily Record, Mon., June 10, 1974, page 12]
Janet T. Ellsworth, 77, died Saturday at Kittitas Valley Community Hospital.
She was born in Delhi, New York, April 10, 1897. She came to Ellensburg as a child with her parents, and attended the No. 6 and Woldale grade schools and Ellensburg High School.
She worked as a housekeeper at the Elton and Antlers Hotels and was employed for many years as a cook, first at the Ellensburg General Hospital and later at KVCH.
She retired in 1972 and had since worked as a pink lady at KVCH. She was a member of the First Presbyterian Church and the Eagles Auxiliary.
She is survived by one son, Robert Ellsworth, Utah; two daughters, Miss Helen Ellsworth, Portland, Ore., and Mrs. Lois Severin, Ellensburg; two grandchildren and one brother, Bill Oliver, Ellensburg.
Funeral will be at 11 a.m. Tuesday in Evenson Chapel, the Rev. Donald Meekhof officiating. Burial will follow in IOOF cemetery.
The family suggests those wishing to send memorials send them to the cancer or heart funds. [Ellensburg, Wash. Daily Record, Mon., June 10, 1974, page 12]
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