Lewiston Morning Tribune
Sat., Aug 19, 1950
Heart Attack Takes Charles E. Sanner
Charles E. Sanner, 67, Lewiston, died from a heart attack at 3:15 yesterday afternoon as he sat in a doctor's office at the St. John's clinic.
Sanner, a retired logger, had gone to the clinic building seeking medical treatment. After being treated by one physician he was sent to the office of another, where he was seized by the fatal attack.
Sanner was born at Woodville, Mo., June 25, 1883.
He is survived by a son, Morry, Logsden, Ore., and a daughter, Mrs. Lucille Roe, Waldport, Ore.
The body is at the Vassar-Rawls funeral home, with arrangements pending.
Sat., Aug 19, 1950
Heart Attack Takes Charles E. Sanner
Charles E. Sanner, 67, Lewiston, died from a heart attack at 3:15 yesterday afternoon as he sat in a doctor's office at the St. John's clinic.
Sanner, a retired logger, had gone to the clinic building seeking medical treatment. After being treated by one physician he was sent to the office of another, where he was seized by the fatal attack.
Sanner was born at Woodville, Mo., June 25, 1883.
He is survived by a son, Morry, Logsden, Ore., and a daughter, Mrs. Lucille Roe, Waldport, Ore.
The body is at the Vassar-Rawls funeral home, with arrangements pending.
Lewiston Morning Tribune
Sat., Aug 19, 1950
Heart Attack Takes Charles E. Sanner
Charles E. Sanner, 67, Lewiston, died from a heart attack at 3:15 yesterday afternoon as he sat in a doctor's office at the St. John's clinic.
Sanner, a retired logger, had gone to the clinic building seeking medical treatment. After being treated by one physician he was sent to the office of another, where he was seized by the fatal attack.
Sanner was born at Woodville, Mo., June 25, 1883.
He is survived by a son, Morry, Logsden, Ore., and a daughter, Mrs. Lucille Roe, Waldport, Ore.
The body is at the Vassar-Rawls funeral home, with arrangements pending.
Sat., Aug 19, 1950
Heart Attack Takes Charles E. Sanner
Charles E. Sanner, 67, Lewiston, died from a heart attack at 3:15 yesterday afternoon as he sat in a doctor's office at the St. John's clinic.
Sanner, a retired logger, had gone to the clinic building seeking medical treatment. After being treated by one physician he was sent to the office of another, where he was seized by the fatal attack.
Sanner was born at Woodville, Mo., June 25, 1883.
He is survived by a son, Morry, Logsden, Ore., and a daughter, Mrs. Lucille Roe, Waldport, Ore.
The body is at the Vassar-Rawls funeral home, with arrangements pending.
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