GEORGE E. DUFFIELD
Funeral for George E. Duffield was Wednesday at Mt. Scott funeral home with Arleta lodge 216 IOOF in charge of the service. Burial was in Lincoln Memorial Park cemetery.
Mr. Duffield, who had made his home in Portland for many years, died October 18 in Pendleton. He was born August 18, 1872, at Albany.
He was a member of Arleta lodge and of the carpenters' union.
Survivors include two sons, Sherman and Francis, both of San Carlos, Cal.; two daughters, Mrs. Alva Winebrener, Taft, and Mrs. Lyle King, Ontario, and six grandchildren.
The Oregonian newspaper, Friday, Oct. 25, 1957, page 29, column 4.
Funeral for George E. Duffield was Wednesday at Mt. Scott funeral home with Arleta lodge 216 IOOF in charge of the service. Burial was in Lincoln Memorial Park cemetery.
Mr. Duffield, who had made his home in Portland for many years, died October 18 in Pendleton. He was born August 18, 1872, at Albany.
He was a member of Arleta lodge and of the carpenters' union.
Survivors include two sons, Sherman and Francis, both of San Carlos, Cal.; two daughters, Mrs. Alva Winebrener, Taft, and Mrs. Lyle King, Ontario, and six grandchildren.
The Oregonian newspaper, Friday, Oct. 25, 1957, page 29, column 4.
GEORGE E. DUFFIELD
Funeral for George E. Duffield was Wednesday at Mt. Scott funeral home with Arleta lodge 216 IOOF in charge of the service. Burial was in Lincoln Memorial Park cemetery.
Mr. Duffield, who had made his home in Portland for many years, died October 18 in Pendleton. He was born August 18, 1872, at Albany.
He was a member of Arleta lodge and of the carpenters' union.
Survivors include two sons, Sherman and Francis, both of San Carlos, Cal.; two daughters, Mrs. Alva Winebrener, Taft, and Mrs. Lyle King, Ontario, and six grandchildren.
The Oregonian newspaper, Friday, Oct. 25, 1957, page 29, column 4.
Funeral for George E. Duffield was Wednesday at Mt. Scott funeral home with Arleta lodge 216 IOOF in charge of the service. Burial was in Lincoln Memorial Park cemetery.
Mr. Duffield, who had made his home in Portland for many years, died October 18 in Pendleton. He was born August 18, 1872, at Albany.
He was a member of Arleta lodge and of the carpenters' union.
Survivors include two sons, Sherman and Francis, both of San Carlos, Cal.; two daughters, Mrs. Alva Winebrener, Taft, and Mrs. Lyle King, Ontario, and six grandchildren.
The Oregonian newspaper, Friday, Oct. 25, 1957, page 29, column 4.
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