Morning Oregonian, April 14, 1913
Mrs. L. M. Baldwin Dead
Hood River, Or., April 13 - (Special) - The body of Mrs. L. M. Baldwin, who died in Long Beach, Cal., last Wednesday, will be brought here Monday for burial in Idlewilde Cemetery. Mrs. Baldwin, the wife a prominent young contractor here, had been in ill health for several years. Accompanied by her mother, Mrs. Ellen Koontz, she had been in the south seeking renewed health. Besides her husband and mother, she leaves a little daughter.
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The Hood River Glacier, April 17, 1913, page 5
Mrs. Baldwin Dies in California
The friends of Mrs. L. C. Baldwin were shocked last Thursday to learn of her death in Long Beach, Calif., the night before. Mrs. Baldwin, who has been in bad health for several years, accompanied by her mother, Mrs. Ellen Koontz, has been spending the winter in the southern city seeking health. In addition to her mother and husband she leaves surviving a small daughter.
Mrs. Baldwin also left surviving a sister, Miss Mabel Koontz, and three brothers, Rae, Frank and Linden.
The body arrived here Sunday and interment took place at Idlewild cemetery Monday afternoon after funeral services at 2:30 o'clock at the Heights church, Rev. J. R. Hargreaves conducting the services.
The pall bearers were: E. A. Franz, W. F. Laraway, C. V. Rathbun, Rev. H. A. McDonald, A. C. Staten and E. M. Holman.
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The Hood River News, April 16, 1913, page 2
Odell
Last week, Louis Baldwin, well known throughout this country, received word of the serious illness of his wife, who with her mother, was wintering in California. Before he could start another telegram informed him of her death. He met the remains in Portland. Mrs. Baldwin, before her marriage, was Miss Koontz, granddaughter of Peter Ruefner, a pioneer of Mill Creek. Her funeral was held from the Hood River Immanuel Church Monday afternoon. The death of so young a wife and mother appeals powerfully to our sympathy.
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The Hood River News, April 16, 1913, page 3
Died
Mrs. L. C. Baldwin
Friends of Mrs. L. C. Baldwin were shocked to learn of her sudden death on Wednesday, April 9, at Long Beach, Cal. She had been in poor health for some time and went to a hospital there last November in hopes of receiving benefit. Neither her friends nor family here suspected that her condition was serious and news of her death therefore came most unexpectedly. The remains were brought here and the funeral was held Monday afternoon at Immanuel Church on the Heights. Rev. J. R. Hargreaves officiating.
Mrs. Baldwin was born at The Dalles 26 years ago. She lived there until her marriage, which occurred 10 yeas ago next June. Since that time she has lived in Hood River. Besides her husband, she is survived by her mother, Mrs. Ellen Koontz, little daughter, Marion, one sister, Mabel, and three brothers, Rea, Frank and Lyndon.
Mrs. L. M. Baldwin Dead
Hood River, Or., April 13 - (Special) - The body of Mrs. L. M. Baldwin, who died in Long Beach, Cal., last Wednesday, will be brought here Monday for burial in Idlewilde Cemetery. Mrs. Baldwin, the wife a prominent young contractor here, had been in ill health for several years. Accompanied by her mother, Mrs. Ellen Koontz, she had been in the south seeking renewed health. Besides her husband and mother, she leaves a little daughter.
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The Hood River Glacier, April 17, 1913, page 5
Mrs. Baldwin Dies in California
The friends of Mrs. L. C. Baldwin were shocked last Thursday to learn of her death in Long Beach, Calif., the night before. Mrs. Baldwin, who has been in bad health for several years, accompanied by her mother, Mrs. Ellen Koontz, has been spending the winter in the southern city seeking health. In addition to her mother and husband she leaves surviving a small daughter.
Mrs. Baldwin also left surviving a sister, Miss Mabel Koontz, and three brothers, Rae, Frank and Linden.
The body arrived here Sunday and interment took place at Idlewild cemetery Monday afternoon after funeral services at 2:30 o'clock at the Heights church, Rev. J. R. Hargreaves conducting the services.
The pall bearers were: E. A. Franz, W. F. Laraway, C. V. Rathbun, Rev. H. A. McDonald, A. C. Staten and E. M. Holman.
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The Hood River News, April 16, 1913, page 2
Odell
Last week, Louis Baldwin, well known throughout this country, received word of the serious illness of his wife, who with her mother, was wintering in California. Before he could start another telegram informed him of her death. He met the remains in Portland. Mrs. Baldwin, before her marriage, was Miss Koontz, granddaughter of Peter Ruefner, a pioneer of Mill Creek. Her funeral was held from the Hood River Immanuel Church Monday afternoon. The death of so young a wife and mother appeals powerfully to our sympathy.
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The Hood River News, April 16, 1913, page 3
Died
Mrs. L. C. Baldwin
Friends of Mrs. L. C. Baldwin were shocked to learn of her sudden death on Wednesday, April 9, at Long Beach, Cal. She had been in poor health for some time and went to a hospital there last November in hopes of receiving benefit. Neither her friends nor family here suspected that her condition was serious and news of her death therefore came most unexpectedly. The remains were brought here and the funeral was held Monday afternoon at Immanuel Church on the Heights. Rev. J. R. Hargreaves officiating.
Mrs. Baldwin was born at The Dalles 26 years ago. She lived there until her marriage, which occurred 10 yeas ago next June. Since that time she has lived in Hood River. Besides her husband, she is survived by her mother, Mrs. Ellen Koontz, little daughter, Marion, one sister, Mabel, and three brothers, Rea, Frank and Lyndon.
Morning Oregonian, April 14, 1913
Mrs. L. M. Baldwin Dead
Hood River, Or., April 13 - (Special) - The body of Mrs. L. M. Baldwin, who died in Long Beach, Cal., last Wednesday, will be brought here Monday for burial in Idlewilde Cemetery. Mrs. Baldwin, the wife a prominent young contractor here, had been in ill health for several years. Accompanied by her mother, Mrs. Ellen Koontz, she had been in the south seeking renewed health. Besides her husband and mother, she leaves a little daughter.
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The Hood River Glacier, April 17, 1913, page 5
Mrs. Baldwin Dies in California
The friends of Mrs. L. C. Baldwin were shocked last Thursday to learn of her death in Long Beach, Calif., the night before. Mrs. Baldwin, who has been in bad health for several years, accompanied by her mother, Mrs. Ellen Koontz, has been spending the winter in the southern city seeking health. In addition to her mother and husband she leaves surviving a small daughter.
Mrs. Baldwin also left surviving a sister, Miss Mabel Koontz, and three brothers, Rae, Frank and Linden.
The body arrived here Sunday and interment took place at Idlewild cemetery Monday afternoon after funeral services at 2:30 o'clock at the Heights church, Rev. J. R. Hargreaves conducting the services.
The pall bearers were: E. A. Franz, W. F. Laraway, C. V. Rathbun, Rev. H. A. McDonald, A. C. Staten and E. M. Holman.
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The Hood River News, April 16, 1913, page 2
Odell
Last week, Louis Baldwin, well known throughout this country, received word of the serious illness of his wife, who with her mother, was wintering in California. Before he could start another telegram informed him of her death. He met the remains in Portland. Mrs. Baldwin, before her marriage, was Miss Koontz, granddaughter of Peter Ruefner, a pioneer of Mill Creek. Her funeral was held from the Hood River Immanuel Church Monday afternoon. The death of so young a wife and mother appeals powerfully to our sympathy.
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The Hood River News, April 16, 1913, page 3
Died
Mrs. L. C. Baldwin
Friends of Mrs. L. C. Baldwin were shocked to learn of her sudden death on Wednesday, April 9, at Long Beach, Cal. She had been in poor health for some time and went to a hospital there last November in hopes of receiving benefit. Neither her friends nor family here suspected that her condition was serious and news of her death therefore came most unexpectedly. The remains were brought here and the funeral was held Monday afternoon at Immanuel Church on the Heights. Rev. J. R. Hargreaves officiating.
Mrs. Baldwin was born at The Dalles 26 years ago. She lived there until her marriage, which occurred 10 yeas ago next June. Since that time she has lived in Hood River. Besides her husband, she is survived by her mother, Mrs. Ellen Koontz, little daughter, Marion, one sister, Mabel, and three brothers, Rea, Frank and Lyndon.
Mrs. L. M. Baldwin Dead
Hood River, Or., April 13 - (Special) - The body of Mrs. L. M. Baldwin, who died in Long Beach, Cal., last Wednesday, will be brought here Monday for burial in Idlewilde Cemetery. Mrs. Baldwin, the wife a prominent young contractor here, had been in ill health for several years. Accompanied by her mother, Mrs. Ellen Koontz, she had been in the south seeking renewed health. Besides her husband and mother, she leaves a little daughter.
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The Hood River Glacier, April 17, 1913, page 5
Mrs. Baldwin Dies in California
The friends of Mrs. L. C. Baldwin were shocked last Thursday to learn of her death in Long Beach, Calif., the night before. Mrs. Baldwin, who has been in bad health for several years, accompanied by her mother, Mrs. Ellen Koontz, has been spending the winter in the southern city seeking health. In addition to her mother and husband she leaves surviving a small daughter.
Mrs. Baldwin also left surviving a sister, Miss Mabel Koontz, and three brothers, Rae, Frank and Linden.
The body arrived here Sunday and interment took place at Idlewild cemetery Monday afternoon after funeral services at 2:30 o'clock at the Heights church, Rev. J. R. Hargreaves conducting the services.
The pall bearers were: E. A. Franz, W. F. Laraway, C. V. Rathbun, Rev. H. A. McDonald, A. C. Staten and E. M. Holman.
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The Hood River News, April 16, 1913, page 2
Odell
Last week, Louis Baldwin, well known throughout this country, received word of the serious illness of his wife, who with her mother, was wintering in California. Before he could start another telegram informed him of her death. He met the remains in Portland. Mrs. Baldwin, before her marriage, was Miss Koontz, granddaughter of Peter Ruefner, a pioneer of Mill Creek. Her funeral was held from the Hood River Immanuel Church Monday afternoon. The death of so young a wife and mother appeals powerfully to our sympathy.
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The Hood River News, April 16, 1913, page 3
Died
Mrs. L. C. Baldwin
Friends of Mrs. L. C. Baldwin were shocked to learn of her sudden death on Wednesday, April 9, at Long Beach, Cal. She had been in poor health for some time and went to a hospital there last November in hopes of receiving benefit. Neither her friends nor family here suspected that her condition was serious and news of her death therefore came most unexpectedly. The remains were brought here and the funeral was held Monday afternoon at Immanuel Church on the Heights. Rev. J. R. Hargreaves officiating.
Mrs. Baldwin was born at The Dalles 26 years ago. She lived there until her marriage, which occurred 10 yeas ago next June. Since that time she has lived in Hood River. Besides her husband, she is survived by her mother, Mrs. Ellen Koontz, little daughter, Marion, one sister, Mabel, and three brothers, Rea, Frank and Lyndon.
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