She was named after her Aunt Olive, but always called Mae. She was the only member of the Class of 1927 of Orcas Island High School where she was part of the girls' basketball team. She worked as a secretary for a lumber company in Bellingham and then moved to Spokane where she met her future husband Alvin Johnson. They lived in Opportunity (now a neighborhood of the City of Spokane Valley) where Alvin owned an appliance and furniture store. They raised one child, a daughter.
Washington, U.S., Birth Records, 1907-1920:
Name Olive Mae Loos
Gender Female
Race White
Record Type Birth
Birth Date 11 Jul 1910
Birth Place Deer Harbor, San Juan, Washington, USA
Father: Oberlin Tissot Loos
Mother: Sarah Estelle Cadwell
Certificate Number Vol. #32
Washington, U.S., Birth Records, 1907-1920:
Name Olive Mae Loos
Gender Female
Race White
Record Type Birth
Birth Date 11 Jul 1910
Birth Place Deer Harbor, San Juan, Washington, USA
Father: Oberlin Tissot Loos
Mother: Sarah Estelle Cadwell
Certificate Number Vol. #32
She was named after her Aunt Olive, but always called Mae. She was the only member of the Class of 1927 of Orcas Island High School where she was part of the girls' basketball team. She worked as a secretary for a lumber company in Bellingham and then moved to Spokane where she met her future husband Alvin Johnson. They lived in Opportunity (now a neighborhood of the City of Spokane Valley) where Alvin owned an appliance and furniture store. They raised one child, a daughter.
Washington, U.S., Birth Records, 1907-1920:
Name Olive Mae Loos
Gender Female
Race White
Record Type Birth
Birth Date 11 Jul 1910
Birth Place Deer Harbor, San Juan, Washington, USA
Father: Oberlin Tissot Loos
Mother: Sarah Estelle Cadwell
Certificate Number Vol. #32
Washington, U.S., Birth Records, 1907-1920:
Name Olive Mae Loos
Gender Female
Race White
Record Type Birth
Birth Date 11 Jul 1910
Birth Place Deer Harbor, San Juan, Washington, USA
Father: Oberlin Tissot Loos
Mother: Sarah Estelle Cadwell
Certificate Number Vol. #32
