The Oregonian, Portland, Wednesday, January 30, 1946. - page 10, column 5, Obituary:
JOHN W. STRATTON
Funeral services for John W. Stratton, 35, 2277 N. W. Irving street, who died suddenly Sunday at St. Vincent's hospital after a heart attack,, will be held Friday at Elma, Wash., his home city, where his parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Stratton, reside.
A brother, Lt. T. W. Stratton, Berkeley, Cal., just returned from naval service, came to Portland Tuesday to accompany the body to Elma, where services will be at the Whiteside funeral chapel.
Mr. Stratton had been a resident of Portland for more than two years, employed by the Kaiser company.
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JOHN W. STRATTON
Funeral services for John W. Stratton, 35, 2277 N. W. Irving street, who died suddenly Sunday at St. Vincent's hospital after a heart attack,, will be held Friday at Elma, Wash., his home city, where his parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Stratton, reside.
A brother, Lt. T. W. Stratton, Berkeley, Cal., just returned from naval service, came to Portland Tuesday to accompany the body to Elma, where services will be at the Whiteside funeral chapel.
Mr. Stratton had been a resident of Portland for more than two years, employed by the Kaiser company.
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The Oregonian, Portland, Wednesday, January 30, 1946. - page 10, column 5, Obituary:
JOHN W. STRATTON
Funeral services for John W. Stratton, 35, 2277 N. W. Irving street, who died suddenly Sunday at St. Vincent's hospital after a heart attack,, will be held Friday at Elma, Wash., his home city, where his parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Stratton, reside.
A brother, Lt. T. W. Stratton, Berkeley, Cal., just returned from naval service, came to Portland Tuesday to accompany the body to Elma, where services will be at the Whiteside funeral chapel.
Mr. Stratton had been a resident of Portland for more than two years, employed by the Kaiser company.
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JOHN W. STRATTON
Funeral services for John W. Stratton, 35, 2277 N. W. Irving street, who died suddenly Sunday at St. Vincent's hospital after a heart attack,, will be held Friday at Elma, Wash., his home city, where his parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Stratton, reside.
A brother, Lt. T. W. Stratton, Berkeley, Cal., just returned from naval service, came to Portland Tuesday to accompany the body to Elma, where services will be at the Whiteside funeral chapel.
Mr. Stratton had been a resident of Portland for more than two years, employed by the Kaiser company.
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