VILLISCA REVIEW – Apr 15, 1943
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J.C. Griner, Former
Resident Here, Dies
C.A. Wert received word Monday of the death of his brother-in-law, J.C. Griner of Portland, Ore., who died at the homer of his youngest daughter, Mrs. Oliver McDowell in Red Wood City, Cal., March 14, death resulting from heart trouble Six years ago he was seriously injured by a falling tree in the Oregon forests and was crippled.
Mr Griner was known to his many friends in Villisca and vicinity as "Jim," having worked for many years for the late H M. Hopkins and the late F.P. Tyler. Burial was in Beaverton, Ore., his former home before moving to Portland. He is survived by his wife, two sons and two daughters and several grandchildren.
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VILLISCA REVIEW – Apr 15, 1943
page 4 column 5
J.C. Griner, Former
Resident Here, Dies
C.A. Wert received word Monday of the death of his brother-in-law, J.C. Griner of Portland, Ore., who died at the homer of his youngest daughter, Mrs. Oliver McDowell in Red Wood City, Cal., March 14, death resulting from heart trouble Six years ago he was seriously injured by a falling tree in the Oregon forests and was crippled.
Mr Griner was known to his many friends in Villisca and vicinity as "Jim," having worked for many years for the late H M. Hopkins and the late F.P. Tyler. Burial was in Beaverton, Ore., his former home before moving to Portland. He is survived by his wife, two sons and two daughters and several grandchildren.
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Eva Belle Griner Andersen
1895–1970
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Lars Axel Griner
1897–1918
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Henry Clay Griner
1900–1901
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Harry Stuart Griner
1900–1960
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Charles Abbad Griner
1902–1986
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Selma Mae Griner Brooks
1905–1943
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William Miles Griner
1908–1920
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Gertrude Pearl Griner
1911–1918
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Francis Leslie Griner
1914–1917
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Addla Mildred Griner McDowell
1918–1993
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