Arthur Lattig Obituary. September 8, 1973 from The (Boise) Idaho Statesman
"PAYETTE - Recitation of the Rosary for Arthur Filler Lattig, 79. Payette. who died Thursday at an Ontario hospital will be conducted at 7:30 p.m. Sunday at Shaffer-Jen sen Memory Chapel. Payette. Requiem Mass will be celebrated Monday at 11 a.m. at The Holy Family Catholic Church. Payette. by the Rev. Father Patrick Phelan. Interment will follow at Riverside.
He was born at Anita. Iowa. Oct. 12. 1893 to Cyrus Jacoby Lattig and Mary Emily Fuller Lattig. He grew up In Iowa and played minor league baseball In the Midwest. He served In the Navy during World War I on the battle ship Michigan. He came to Payette following the war and was In the grocery business there for 30 years. retiring In 1954. He married Nell M. Steffen. at Weiser March 27. 1921.
He was a member of the Catholic Church, Served two terms on the Payette City Council, a member of Veterans of World War I. and a 50 year member of John Webster Rhoads American Legion Post No. 33. Payette.
Survivors Include his wife. a son. Dr. Jerry Lattig, Portland; a daugh ter, Mrs. Philip (Joyce) Schnabel. Eugene, OR; two brothers Guy Lattig, Boise, and Dana Lattig, Macksburg, Iowa; a sister, Mrs. H. H. (Millie) Crandall. San Clemente, California; and 12 grandchildren. He was preceded In death by three brothers."
I remember Joyce's Father as being quiet, kind, patient, & hard-working man. He kept excellent care of his family, home, & grocery store. He had a ready & friendly smile, & had many friends. He was generous.
In the days when Joyce & I became engaged, it was customary for the prospective groom to formally ask the Father for his Daughter's hand in marriage. I made a special trip from Lewiston to Payette for that purpose.
That evening, Nell, Arthur, Joyce & I gathered around the Dining Room table for a delicious steak dinner. After dinner, we moved to the Living Room for more casual conversation. Finally, I got up enough nerve to ask for Joyce's hand. Fortunately for all of us, her Father said, "YES!". I'd never been so happy - & relieved.
From this Website:
http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/id/payette/newspapers/newstore27gnw.txt
Found on the Internet, January 20, 2007
Payette Enterprise Payette, Idaho Dec. 30, 1926
NEW STORE TO OPEN JANUARY 3
On Monday, January 3, Payette is to have another new store, "The Quality Grocery & Market." The proprietors need no introduction to the people of Payette, Art Lattig, Skinney Loveland and Herman Precht. They are located in the new Moss building, first door south of the Golden Rule. Mr. Precht will be in charge of the market, while Mr. Lattig and Loveland will handle the grocery department.(Note: Art sold the Quality Grocery in 1954 (the same year we bought our new home on Seventeenth Street in St.Helens).
And From this website:
http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/id/payette/newspapers/celebrat38nnw.txt
Payette Enterprise Payette, Idaho
Thursday, December 7, 1922
Little Richard Lee Gearhart celebrated his first birthday Tuesday afternoon, when five little chaps near his age and their mama's were invited in. They were: Mrs. Art Lattig and son, Gerald; Mrs. Lyman Longfellow and son, Billy; Mrs. Marvin Albert and son, Eugene; Mrs. Vick Johnson and son, Frank; Mrs. Cy Anderson and son, Rex. They youngsters enjoyed the big cake, and played marbles to beat the band. (Gerry would have been about 4 months old).
"PAYETTE - Recitation of the Rosary for Arthur Filler Lattig, 79. Payette. who died Thursday at an Ontario hospital will be conducted at 7:30 p.m. Sunday at Shaffer-Jen sen Memory Chapel. Payette. Requiem Mass will be celebrated Monday at 11 a.m. at The Holy Family Catholic Church. Payette. by the Rev. Father Patrick Phelan. Interment will follow at Riverside.
He was born at Anita. Iowa. Oct. 12. 1893 to Cyrus Jacoby Lattig and Mary Emily Fuller Lattig. He grew up In Iowa and played minor league baseball In the Midwest. He served In the Navy during World War I on the battle ship Michigan. He came to Payette following the war and was In the grocery business there for 30 years. retiring In 1954. He married Nell M. Steffen. at Weiser March 27. 1921.
He was a member of the Catholic Church, Served two terms on the Payette City Council, a member of Veterans of World War I. and a 50 year member of John Webster Rhoads American Legion Post No. 33. Payette.
Survivors Include his wife. a son. Dr. Jerry Lattig, Portland; a daugh ter, Mrs. Philip (Joyce) Schnabel. Eugene, OR; two brothers Guy Lattig, Boise, and Dana Lattig, Macksburg, Iowa; a sister, Mrs. H. H. (Millie) Crandall. San Clemente, California; and 12 grandchildren. He was preceded In death by three brothers."
I remember Joyce's Father as being quiet, kind, patient, & hard-working man. He kept excellent care of his family, home, & grocery store. He had a ready & friendly smile, & had many friends. He was generous.
In the days when Joyce & I became engaged, it was customary for the prospective groom to formally ask the Father for his Daughter's hand in marriage. I made a special trip from Lewiston to Payette for that purpose.
That evening, Nell, Arthur, Joyce & I gathered around the Dining Room table for a delicious steak dinner. After dinner, we moved to the Living Room for more casual conversation. Finally, I got up enough nerve to ask for Joyce's hand. Fortunately for all of us, her Father said, "YES!". I'd never been so happy - & relieved.
From this Website:
http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/id/payette/newspapers/newstore27gnw.txt
Found on the Internet, January 20, 2007
Payette Enterprise Payette, Idaho Dec. 30, 1926
NEW STORE TO OPEN JANUARY 3
On Monday, January 3, Payette is to have another new store, "The Quality Grocery & Market." The proprietors need no introduction to the people of Payette, Art Lattig, Skinney Loveland and Herman Precht. They are located in the new Moss building, first door south of the Golden Rule. Mr. Precht will be in charge of the market, while Mr. Lattig and Loveland will handle the grocery department.(Note: Art sold the Quality Grocery in 1954 (the same year we bought our new home on Seventeenth Street in St.Helens).
And From this website:
http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/id/payette/newspapers/celebrat38nnw.txt
Payette Enterprise Payette, Idaho
Thursday, December 7, 1922
Little Richard Lee Gearhart celebrated his first birthday Tuesday afternoon, when five little chaps near his age and their mama's were invited in. They were: Mrs. Art Lattig and son, Gerald; Mrs. Lyman Longfellow and son, Billy; Mrs. Marvin Albert and son, Eugene; Mrs. Vick Johnson and son, Frank; Mrs. Cy Anderson and son, Rex. They youngsters enjoyed the big cake, and played marbles to beat the band. (Gerry would have been about 4 months old).
Arthur Lattig Obituary. September 8, 1973 from The (Boise) Idaho Statesman
"PAYETTE - Recitation of the Rosary for Arthur Filler Lattig, 79. Payette. who died Thursday at an Ontario hospital will be conducted at 7:30 p.m. Sunday at Shaffer-Jen sen Memory Chapel. Payette. Requiem Mass will be celebrated Monday at 11 a.m. at The Holy Family Catholic Church. Payette. by the Rev. Father Patrick Phelan. Interment will follow at Riverside.
He was born at Anita. Iowa. Oct. 12. 1893 to Cyrus Jacoby Lattig and Mary Emily Fuller Lattig. He grew up In Iowa and played minor league baseball In the Midwest. He served In the Navy during World War I on the battle ship Michigan. He came to Payette following the war and was In the grocery business there for 30 years. retiring In 1954. He married Nell M. Steffen. at Weiser March 27. 1921.
He was a member of the Catholic Church, Served two terms on the Payette City Council, a member of Veterans of World War I. and a 50 year member of John Webster Rhoads American Legion Post No. 33. Payette.
Survivors Include his wife. a son. Dr. Jerry Lattig, Portland; a daugh ter, Mrs. Philip (Joyce) Schnabel. Eugene, OR; two brothers Guy Lattig, Boise, and Dana Lattig, Macksburg, Iowa; a sister, Mrs. H. H. (Millie) Crandall. San Clemente, California; and 12 grandchildren. He was preceded In death by three brothers."
I remember Joyce's Father as being quiet, kind, patient, & hard-working man. He kept excellent care of his family, home, & grocery store. He had a ready & friendly smile, & had many friends. He was generous.
In the days when Joyce & I became engaged, it was customary for the prospective groom to formally ask the Father for his Daughter's hand in marriage. I made a special trip from Lewiston to Payette for that purpose.
That evening, Nell, Arthur, Joyce & I gathered around the Dining Room table for a delicious steak dinner. After dinner, we moved to the Living Room for more casual conversation. Finally, I got up enough nerve to ask for Joyce's hand. Fortunately for all of us, her Father said, "YES!". I'd never been so happy - & relieved.
From this Website:
http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/id/payette/newspapers/newstore27gnw.txt
Found on the Internet, January 20, 2007
Payette Enterprise Payette, Idaho Dec. 30, 1926
NEW STORE TO OPEN JANUARY 3
On Monday, January 3, Payette is to have another new store, "The Quality Grocery & Market." The proprietors need no introduction to the people of Payette, Art Lattig, Skinney Loveland and Herman Precht. They are located in the new Moss building, first door south of the Golden Rule. Mr. Precht will be in charge of the market, while Mr. Lattig and Loveland will handle the grocery department.(Note: Art sold the Quality Grocery in 1954 (the same year we bought our new home on Seventeenth Street in St.Helens).
And From this website:
http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/id/payette/newspapers/celebrat38nnw.txt
Payette Enterprise Payette, Idaho
Thursday, December 7, 1922
Little Richard Lee Gearhart celebrated his first birthday Tuesday afternoon, when five little chaps near his age and their mama's were invited in. They were: Mrs. Art Lattig and son, Gerald; Mrs. Lyman Longfellow and son, Billy; Mrs. Marvin Albert and son, Eugene; Mrs. Vick Johnson and son, Frank; Mrs. Cy Anderson and son, Rex. They youngsters enjoyed the big cake, and played marbles to beat the band. (Gerry would have been about 4 months old).
"PAYETTE - Recitation of the Rosary for Arthur Filler Lattig, 79. Payette. who died Thursday at an Ontario hospital will be conducted at 7:30 p.m. Sunday at Shaffer-Jen sen Memory Chapel. Payette. Requiem Mass will be celebrated Monday at 11 a.m. at The Holy Family Catholic Church. Payette. by the Rev. Father Patrick Phelan. Interment will follow at Riverside.
He was born at Anita. Iowa. Oct. 12. 1893 to Cyrus Jacoby Lattig and Mary Emily Fuller Lattig. He grew up In Iowa and played minor league baseball In the Midwest. He served In the Navy during World War I on the battle ship Michigan. He came to Payette following the war and was In the grocery business there for 30 years. retiring In 1954. He married Nell M. Steffen. at Weiser March 27. 1921.
He was a member of the Catholic Church, Served two terms on the Payette City Council, a member of Veterans of World War I. and a 50 year member of John Webster Rhoads American Legion Post No. 33. Payette.
Survivors Include his wife. a son. Dr. Jerry Lattig, Portland; a daugh ter, Mrs. Philip (Joyce) Schnabel. Eugene, OR; two brothers Guy Lattig, Boise, and Dana Lattig, Macksburg, Iowa; a sister, Mrs. H. H. (Millie) Crandall. San Clemente, California; and 12 grandchildren. He was preceded In death by three brothers."
I remember Joyce's Father as being quiet, kind, patient, & hard-working man. He kept excellent care of his family, home, & grocery store. He had a ready & friendly smile, & had many friends. He was generous.
In the days when Joyce & I became engaged, it was customary for the prospective groom to formally ask the Father for his Daughter's hand in marriage. I made a special trip from Lewiston to Payette for that purpose.
That evening, Nell, Arthur, Joyce & I gathered around the Dining Room table for a delicious steak dinner. After dinner, we moved to the Living Room for more casual conversation. Finally, I got up enough nerve to ask for Joyce's hand. Fortunately for all of us, her Father said, "YES!". I'd never been so happy - & relieved.
From this Website:
http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/id/payette/newspapers/newstore27gnw.txt
Found on the Internet, January 20, 2007
Payette Enterprise Payette, Idaho Dec. 30, 1926
NEW STORE TO OPEN JANUARY 3
On Monday, January 3, Payette is to have another new store, "The Quality Grocery & Market." The proprietors need no introduction to the people of Payette, Art Lattig, Skinney Loveland and Herman Precht. They are located in the new Moss building, first door south of the Golden Rule. Mr. Precht will be in charge of the market, while Mr. Lattig and Loveland will handle the grocery department.(Note: Art sold the Quality Grocery in 1954 (the same year we bought our new home on Seventeenth Street in St.Helens).
And From this website:
http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/id/payette/newspapers/celebrat38nnw.txt
Payette Enterprise Payette, Idaho
Thursday, December 7, 1922
Little Richard Lee Gearhart celebrated his first birthday Tuesday afternoon, when five little chaps near his age and their mama's were invited in. They were: Mrs. Art Lattig and son, Gerald; Mrs. Lyman Longfellow and son, Billy; Mrs. Marvin Albert and son, Eugene; Mrs. Vick Johnson and son, Frank; Mrs. Cy Anderson and son, Rex. They youngsters enjoyed the big cake, and played marbles to beat the band. (Gerry would have been about 4 months old).
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