The home of Mr. and Mrs. Millard Hoak was destroyed by fire Saturday afternoon. Cause of fire was not known. Mr. Hoak was in Waldoboro Village when the fire broke out and Mrs. Hoak was in Rockland. The blaze was discovered by Mrs. Fannie Cross an elderly cousin, who makes her home with the couple. Neighbors summond the Waldoboro Fire Department and assisted the firemen in removing some of the furnishings. The sympathy of the community is extended to Mr. and Mrs. Hoak in their loss.
Lincoln County News: April 14, 1949.
The story and of a farm home of Mr. and Mrs. Millard Hoak in Winslows Mills was destroyed by fire last Saturday afternoon, April 9th, it was believed the blaze started from on overheated chimney and was discovered by Mrs. Fannie Cross, a cousin of Mr. and Mrs. Hoak. Mrs. Cross, who lived with the couple, was alone in the house at the time of the fire and upon discovering it notified Roy Bragg and Anson Ludwig, neighbors, who called the Waldoboro Fire Department. Near by neighbors and firemen were able to save most of the furnishings in spite of a strong wind which fanned the flames. The men fought the fire with water secured from wells and a brock on the Ludwig farm but it had gained too much of a start before its destroyed. When the fire broke out Mrs. Hoak was in Rockland and Mr. Hoak was in Waldoboro. The barn sheltering several head of cattle did not burn, as it was across the road. The house was on the east side of the Medomak River.
Waldoboro Press: April 14th, 1949.
Mrs. Eda Waltz Hoak, 65, widow of Millard Hoak, died Dec. 14 at her home on Jefferson St., Waldoboro. A lifelong resident of Waldoboro, she was born there April 29, 1890, the daughter of Lendon and Maria Dresser Waltz. She attended the Baptist Church. She is survived by two daughters, Mrs. James Waltz of Waldoboro and Mrs. Owen Fickett of Lee, N. H.; two sons, Clayton, Waldoboro and Leon, Walnut Creek, Calif.; three sisters, Miss. Lelia Waltz and Mrs. Charles Rowe of Waldoboro and Mrs. Alvo Patterson, Portland; nine grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. Funeral will be at 2 p.m. Saturday at the Waltz Funeral Home. Rev. Harold Carpenter will officiate. Interment will be in the Rural Cemetery.
Lincoln County News: December 15th, 1955.
MRS. EDA WALTZ HOAK
Mrs. Eda Waltz Hoak, 65, died Dec. 13 at her home on Jefferson Street, Waldoboro. She was born in the town April 29, 1890, the daughter of Lendon C. & Maria Dresser Waltz and was a lifelong resident of the community. She was the widow of Millard Hoak. Surviving are two daughter, Mrs. James Waltz of Waldoboro and Mrs. Owen Fickett of Lee, N.H.; two sons, Clayton Hoak of Waldoboro and Leon Hoak of Walnut Creek, Calif., three sisters Miss Laila Waltz of Waldoboro, Mrs. Charles Rowe of Waldoboro and Mrs. Alzo Patterson of Portland, nine grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Saturday at the Waltz Funeral Home, Waldoboro with teh Rev. Harold Carpenter officiating. Burial will be in Rural Cemetery, Waldoboro.
Waldoboro Press: December 15th, 1955.
Lincoln County News: April 14, 1949.
The story and of a farm home of Mr. and Mrs. Millard Hoak in Winslows Mills was destroyed by fire last Saturday afternoon, April 9th, it was believed the blaze started from on overheated chimney and was discovered by Mrs. Fannie Cross, a cousin of Mr. and Mrs. Hoak. Mrs. Cross, who lived with the couple, was alone in the house at the time of the fire and upon discovering it notified Roy Bragg and Anson Ludwig, neighbors, who called the Waldoboro Fire Department. Near by neighbors and firemen were able to save most of the furnishings in spite of a strong wind which fanned the flames. The men fought the fire with water secured from wells and a brock on the Ludwig farm but it had gained too much of a start before its destroyed. When the fire broke out Mrs. Hoak was in Rockland and Mr. Hoak was in Waldoboro. The barn sheltering several head of cattle did not burn, as it was across the road. The house was on the east side of the Medomak River.
Waldoboro Press: April 14th, 1949.
Mrs. Eda Waltz Hoak, 65, widow of Millard Hoak, died Dec. 14 at her home on Jefferson St., Waldoboro. A lifelong resident of Waldoboro, she was born there April 29, 1890, the daughter of Lendon and Maria Dresser Waltz. She attended the Baptist Church. She is survived by two daughters, Mrs. James Waltz of Waldoboro and Mrs. Owen Fickett of Lee, N. H.; two sons, Clayton, Waldoboro and Leon, Walnut Creek, Calif.; three sisters, Miss. Lelia Waltz and Mrs. Charles Rowe of Waldoboro and Mrs. Alvo Patterson, Portland; nine grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. Funeral will be at 2 p.m. Saturday at the Waltz Funeral Home. Rev. Harold Carpenter will officiate. Interment will be in the Rural Cemetery.
Lincoln County News: December 15th, 1955.
MRS. EDA WALTZ HOAK
Mrs. Eda Waltz Hoak, 65, died Dec. 13 at her home on Jefferson Street, Waldoboro. She was born in the town April 29, 1890, the daughter of Lendon C. & Maria Dresser Waltz and was a lifelong resident of the community. She was the widow of Millard Hoak. Surviving are two daughter, Mrs. James Waltz of Waldoboro and Mrs. Owen Fickett of Lee, N.H.; two sons, Clayton Hoak of Waldoboro and Leon Hoak of Walnut Creek, Calif., three sisters Miss Laila Waltz of Waldoboro, Mrs. Charles Rowe of Waldoboro and Mrs. Alzo Patterson of Portland, nine grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Saturday at the Waltz Funeral Home, Waldoboro with teh Rev. Harold Carpenter officiating. Burial will be in Rural Cemetery, Waldoboro.
Waldoboro Press: December 15th, 1955.
The home of Mr. and Mrs. Millard Hoak was destroyed by fire Saturday afternoon. Cause of fire was not known. Mr. Hoak was in Waldoboro Village when the fire broke out and Mrs. Hoak was in Rockland. The blaze was discovered by Mrs. Fannie Cross an elderly cousin, who makes her home with the couple. Neighbors summond the Waldoboro Fire Department and assisted the firemen in removing some of the furnishings. The sympathy of the community is extended to Mr. and Mrs. Hoak in their loss.
Lincoln County News: April 14, 1949.
The story and of a farm home of Mr. and Mrs. Millard Hoak in Winslows Mills was destroyed by fire last Saturday afternoon, April 9th, it was believed the blaze started from on overheated chimney and was discovered by Mrs. Fannie Cross, a cousin of Mr. and Mrs. Hoak. Mrs. Cross, who lived with the couple, was alone in the house at the time of the fire and upon discovering it notified Roy Bragg and Anson Ludwig, neighbors, who called the Waldoboro Fire Department. Near by neighbors and firemen were able to save most of the furnishings in spite of a strong wind which fanned the flames. The men fought the fire with water secured from wells and a brock on the Ludwig farm but it had gained too much of a start before its destroyed. When the fire broke out Mrs. Hoak was in Rockland and Mr. Hoak was in Waldoboro. The barn sheltering several head of cattle did not burn, as it was across the road. The house was on the east side of the Medomak River.
Waldoboro Press: April 14th, 1949.
Mrs. Eda Waltz Hoak, 65, widow of Millard Hoak, died Dec. 14 at her home on Jefferson St., Waldoboro. A lifelong resident of Waldoboro, she was born there April 29, 1890, the daughter of Lendon and Maria Dresser Waltz. She attended the Baptist Church. She is survived by two daughters, Mrs. James Waltz of Waldoboro and Mrs. Owen Fickett of Lee, N. H.; two sons, Clayton, Waldoboro and Leon, Walnut Creek, Calif.; three sisters, Miss. Lelia Waltz and Mrs. Charles Rowe of Waldoboro and Mrs. Alvo Patterson, Portland; nine grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. Funeral will be at 2 p.m. Saturday at the Waltz Funeral Home. Rev. Harold Carpenter will officiate. Interment will be in the Rural Cemetery.
Lincoln County News: December 15th, 1955.
MRS. EDA WALTZ HOAK
Mrs. Eda Waltz Hoak, 65, died Dec. 13 at her home on Jefferson Street, Waldoboro. She was born in the town April 29, 1890, the daughter of Lendon C. & Maria Dresser Waltz and was a lifelong resident of the community. She was the widow of Millard Hoak. Surviving are two daughter, Mrs. James Waltz of Waldoboro and Mrs. Owen Fickett of Lee, N.H.; two sons, Clayton Hoak of Waldoboro and Leon Hoak of Walnut Creek, Calif., three sisters Miss Laila Waltz of Waldoboro, Mrs. Charles Rowe of Waldoboro and Mrs. Alzo Patterson of Portland, nine grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Saturday at the Waltz Funeral Home, Waldoboro with teh Rev. Harold Carpenter officiating. Burial will be in Rural Cemetery, Waldoboro.
Waldoboro Press: December 15th, 1955.
Lincoln County News: April 14, 1949.
The story and of a farm home of Mr. and Mrs. Millard Hoak in Winslows Mills was destroyed by fire last Saturday afternoon, April 9th, it was believed the blaze started from on overheated chimney and was discovered by Mrs. Fannie Cross, a cousin of Mr. and Mrs. Hoak. Mrs. Cross, who lived with the couple, was alone in the house at the time of the fire and upon discovering it notified Roy Bragg and Anson Ludwig, neighbors, who called the Waldoboro Fire Department. Near by neighbors and firemen were able to save most of the furnishings in spite of a strong wind which fanned the flames. The men fought the fire with water secured from wells and a brock on the Ludwig farm but it had gained too much of a start before its destroyed. When the fire broke out Mrs. Hoak was in Rockland and Mr. Hoak was in Waldoboro. The barn sheltering several head of cattle did not burn, as it was across the road. The house was on the east side of the Medomak River.
Waldoboro Press: April 14th, 1949.
Mrs. Eda Waltz Hoak, 65, widow of Millard Hoak, died Dec. 14 at her home on Jefferson St., Waldoboro. A lifelong resident of Waldoboro, she was born there April 29, 1890, the daughter of Lendon and Maria Dresser Waltz. She attended the Baptist Church. She is survived by two daughters, Mrs. James Waltz of Waldoboro and Mrs. Owen Fickett of Lee, N. H.; two sons, Clayton, Waldoboro and Leon, Walnut Creek, Calif.; three sisters, Miss. Lelia Waltz and Mrs. Charles Rowe of Waldoboro and Mrs. Alvo Patterson, Portland; nine grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. Funeral will be at 2 p.m. Saturday at the Waltz Funeral Home. Rev. Harold Carpenter will officiate. Interment will be in the Rural Cemetery.
Lincoln County News: December 15th, 1955.
MRS. EDA WALTZ HOAK
Mrs. Eda Waltz Hoak, 65, died Dec. 13 at her home on Jefferson Street, Waldoboro. She was born in the town April 29, 1890, the daughter of Lendon C. & Maria Dresser Waltz and was a lifelong resident of the community. She was the widow of Millard Hoak. Surviving are two daughter, Mrs. James Waltz of Waldoboro and Mrs. Owen Fickett of Lee, N.H.; two sons, Clayton Hoak of Waldoboro and Leon Hoak of Walnut Creek, Calif., three sisters Miss Laila Waltz of Waldoboro, Mrs. Charles Rowe of Waldoboro and Mrs. Alzo Patterson of Portland, nine grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Saturday at the Waltz Funeral Home, Waldoboro with teh Rev. Harold Carpenter officiating. Burial will be in Rural Cemetery, Waldoboro.
Waldoboro Press: December 15th, 1955.
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