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Mrs. Lelia Adams. 75, widow 0f ins the correct_
the late state Representative 53“ Wit" rem
George Adams. died Monday in The Hoodsp
the Clinic Hosp 1 in Shelton, thought to be
Mrs. Adams‘ home was on Star in the world ti
Rt 1. mice salmon in
Mrs. Adams was born Jan. 3, Last year the
1332. in Tacoma. and had made'a million and
her home on the Skokomish reser. The teacher:
vation for the past 56 years. She-trout hatchery
was e. member of the Elinor chap- valley which i
ter, Order of Eastern Star, and state game d:
a past matron nf the chapter. Ninnis. blologi
She was also a member of thc 15h hatchery,
Lnurel Court. Order at the Am- 000 legal»sized
aranth. lat this hatchet
Eastern star funeral services million “fry
will b 181d at 2 pm. today, Thurs- head The ma]
. VVit= .rs Funeral Home are “sad to I
with the he., Char s T. Hatten'lf‘ukesv
offictatmg. Burial mil he in the He describe
Ishelton Memorial Park. Dperatmhs in
Pallbearers Will be Roy Mitchell, which lakes E
Steve Ahl. Fred Saner, Richardmhem of scrap
srhaizmer. Charles Letham and'ed with these
Bill Gnodpaster, ' are planted 81
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Mrs. Fred Miller. Skoknmifli Valr most of the
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so LAC! .r of Wapatn: a sister. Trout fmge
Lumen Blue n of Toppenekm oaths ‘5’
ten grandchildren and 151m 0 WW“-
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MASON (
lhatchel'lcs. 1.1
In lieu of flowers. the ramiiy
has requestpd donations to e Lelia
mrnmrihi tn the clinic
, OCR Text: small fish to g
MRS. LELIA toms am .
PASSES MENDAV survival when
Experiments nl
Mrs. Lelia Adams. 75, widow 0f ins the correct_
the late state Representative 53“ Wit" rem
George Adams. died Monday in The Hoodsp
the Clinic Hosp 1 in Shelton, thought to be
Mrs. Adams‘ home was on Star in the world ti
Rt 1. mice salmon in
Mrs. Adams was born Jan. 3, Last year the
1332. in Tacoma. and had made'a million and
her home on the Skokomish reser. The teacher:
vation for the past 56 years. She-trout hatchery
was e. member of the Elinor chap- valley which i
ter, Order of Eastern Star, and state game d:
a past matron nf the chapter. Ninnis. blologi
She was also a member of thc 15h hatchery,
Lnurel Court. Order at the Am- 000 legal»sized
aranth. lat this hatchet
Eastern star funeral services million “fry
will b 181d at 2 pm. today, Thurs- head The ma]
. VVit= .rs Funeral Home are “sad to I
with the he., Char s T. Hatten'lf‘ukesv
offictatmg. Burial mil he in the He describe
Ishelton Memorial Park. Dperatmhs in
Pallbearers Will be Roy Mitchell, which lakes E
Steve Ahl. Fred Saner, Richardmhem of scrap
srhaizmer. Charles Letham and'ed with these
Bill Gnodpaster, ' are planted 81
She is sumved by a daughter, glers have 01‘
Mrs. Fred Miller. Skoknmifli Valr most of the
icy. three brothers. Jack and E otherwise “‘0'
t Lecleir of Beifeir and Del the fr. .
so LAC! .r of Wapatn: a sister. Trout fmge
Lumen Blue n of Toppenekm oaths ‘5’
ten grandchildren and 151m 0 WW“-
“? .
gyeatgrandehildren, "» smile" to
except that
fresh water.
MASON (
lhatchel'lcs. 1.1
In lieu of flowers. the ramiiy
has requestpd donations to e Lelia
mrnmrihi tn the clinic
, Mason County Genealogical Society,Obituaries,Obituaries for Shelton Cemetery,A Last Name,Adams, Lelia.tif,Adams, Lelia.tif, Adams, Lelia.tif
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