The Goldendale Sentinel, October 17, 1957:
ACCIDENT AT RUFUS FATAL TO LOCAL WOMAN
Death came to Blossom Helen Davis, 46, early Sunday morning as result of injuries suffered in an auto crash at Rufus, Ore. at 10:15 Saturday night.
Funeral services were held here Tuesday afternoon, with the Rev. Edwin B. Towle officiating, and interment followed in the Odd Fellows cemetery.
For the past 13 years, Blossom was employed at the National Bank of Commerce here.
Don Jackson of Goldendale, Blossom's companion at time of the accident, suffered head lacerations, and was taken to The Dalles General Hospital, along with her. They arrived at the hospital about 11 p.m. and Blossom died a few minutes after 1 a.m. Sunday.
They were driving across Highway 30 from north to south at Rufus when an eastbound car driven by Ben Weatherall of Arlington, Ore. rammed their car broadside, according to an Oregon State Police report relayed to the sheriff's office here.
Weatherall and five passengers in his car were not injured. To early this week, no citation had been issued in the case. Sheriff E.C. Kaiser has requested a copy of the accident report from Oregon State Police.
Russell Hardin, brother of Mrs. Davis, went to the sheriff's office at 8:30 a.m. Sunday to seek information on the couple, as the family had no word of their whereabouts since they left the previous evening. Hardin asked for a check of accident reports in Oregon.
Deputy Frank Feeley contacted The Dalles police by radio, and his request was relayed to the state police, who issued the report of the fatal accident.
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The Goldendale Sentinel, October 17, 1957:
FUNERAL SERVICE HELD TUESDAY FOR BLOSSOM H. DAVIS
Funeral rites were conducted Tuesday at 3:30 p.m. at Phillips Chapel for Blossom Helen Davis, 46, who died following an auto accident Saturday night at Rufus, Ore.
Officiating minister was the Rev. Edwin B. Towle of the local Methodist Church. Interment was made in the Goldendale I.O.O.F. Cemetery.
Pallbearers were Kenneth Weeks, Kenneth McKee, Daryl Spalding, Homer Helfer, Bert Wilkins and Stanley Thompson.
Blossom was born the daughter of William F. and Etta Hardin March 11, 1911 in Toppenish and passed away October 13 at The Dalles.
For most of her life she was a resident of Goldendale. After graduation from Goldendale high school in 1928 she studied for a year at Ellison-White Conservatory of Music in Portland.
On Jun 14, 1936 she was married in Goldendale to Wesley Davis. She was a member of Neighbors of Woodcraft and American Legion Auxiliary. For the past 13 years she was employed by the local bank.
Surviving are her mother, Mrs. Etta Hardin; one brother, Russell Hardin; and one niece, Miss Willetta Hardin, all of Goldendale.
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The Goldendale Sentinel, August 19, 1948:
Blossom Davis, employee at the Goldendale Branch of the NB of C returned from her vacation this week. She and her cousin, Lucille Burton, flew from Portland to Mexico City. Mrs. Burton is now visiting Blossom and her aunt, Mrs. Etta Hardin, for a few weeks.
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The Goldendale Sentinel, October 23, 1935:
Wesley Davis, Leo Davenport and Miss Blossom Hardin motored to Yakima Sunday to take in the auto races being held there. They also visited with Leo's Brother Henry, who is employed in a garage in that city.
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The Goldendale Sentinel, July 11, 1935:
The local Rainbow Assembly hold a dance at the Masonic Temple Saturday evening with a good crowd in attendance. Music was furnished by Miss Blossom Hardin and Ehrman Van de Vanter.
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The Goldendale Sentinel, October 26, 1933:
The Camas Prairie and vicinity Pioneer Association of Western Klickitat county held an interesting meeting at Glenwood Saturday, Oct. 21st. After a picnic lunch at noon in the school house the business meeting took up the greater part of the afternoon. The program chairman, Julia Krall, presented several musical numbers. The dance in the evening at Hanson's hall with music by the Blossom Hardin orchestra, of Goldendale, was well attended.
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The Goldendale Sentinel, November 29, 1928:
Miss Blossom Hardin is home from Portland to visit with home folks over Thanksgiving. She is taking a music course in Portland.
ACCIDENT AT RUFUS FATAL TO LOCAL WOMAN
Death came to Blossom Helen Davis, 46, early Sunday morning as result of injuries suffered in an auto crash at Rufus, Ore. at 10:15 Saturday night.
Funeral services were held here Tuesday afternoon, with the Rev. Edwin B. Towle officiating, and interment followed in the Odd Fellows cemetery.
For the past 13 years, Blossom was employed at the National Bank of Commerce here.
Don Jackson of Goldendale, Blossom's companion at time of the accident, suffered head lacerations, and was taken to The Dalles General Hospital, along with her. They arrived at the hospital about 11 p.m. and Blossom died a few minutes after 1 a.m. Sunday.
They were driving across Highway 30 from north to south at Rufus when an eastbound car driven by Ben Weatherall of Arlington, Ore. rammed their car broadside, according to an Oregon State Police report relayed to the sheriff's office here.
Weatherall and five passengers in his car were not injured. To early this week, no citation had been issued in the case. Sheriff E.C. Kaiser has requested a copy of the accident report from Oregon State Police.
Russell Hardin, brother of Mrs. Davis, went to the sheriff's office at 8:30 a.m. Sunday to seek information on the couple, as the family had no word of their whereabouts since they left the previous evening. Hardin asked for a check of accident reports in Oregon.
Deputy Frank Feeley contacted The Dalles police by radio, and his request was relayed to the state police, who issued the report of the fatal accident.
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The Goldendale Sentinel, October 17, 1957:
FUNERAL SERVICE HELD TUESDAY FOR BLOSSOM H. DAVIS
Funeral rites were conducted Tuesday at 3:30 p.m. at Phillips Chapel for Blossom Helen Davis, 46, who died following an auto accident Saturday night at Rufus, Ore.
Officiating minister was the Rev. Edwin B. Towle of the local Methodist Church. Interment was made in the Goldendale I.O.O.F. Cemetery.
Pallbearers were Kenneth Weeks, Kenneth McKee, Daryl Spalding, Homer Helfer, Bert Wilkins and Stanley Thompson.
Blossom was born the daughter of William F. and Etta Hardin March 11, 1911 in Toppenish and passed away October 13 at The Dalles.
For most of her life she was a resident of Goldendale. After graduation from Goldendale high school in 1928 she studied for a year at Ellison-White Conservatory of Music in Portland.
On Jun 14, 1936 she was married in Goldendale to Wesley Davis. She was a member of Neighbors of Woodcraft and American Legion Auxiliary. For the past 13 years she was employed by the local bank.
Surviving are her mother, Mrs. Etta Hardin; one brother, Russell Hardin; and one niece, Miss Willetta Hardin, all of Goldendale.
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The Goldendale Sentinel, August 19, 1948:
Blossom Davis, employee at the Goldendale Branch of the NB of C returned from her vacation this week. She and her cousin, Lucille Burton, flew from Portland to Mexico City. Mrs. Burton is now visiting Blossom and her aunt, Mrs. Etta Hardin, for a few weeks.
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The Goldendale Sentinel, October 23, 1935:
Wesley Davis, Leo Davenport and Miss Blossom Hardin motored to Yakima Sunday to take in the auto races being held there. They also visited with Leo's Brother Henry, who is employed in a garage in that city.
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The Goldendale Sentinel, July 11, 1935:
The local Rainbow Assembly hold a dance at the Masonic Temple Saturday evening with a good crowd in attendance. Music was furnished by Miss Blossom Hardin and Ehrman Van de Vanter.
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The Goldendale Sentinel, October 26, 1933:
The Camas Prairie and vicinity Pioneer Association of Western Klickitat county held an interesting meeting at Glenwood Saturday, Oct. 21st. After a picnic lunch at noon in the school house the business meeting took up the greater part of the afternoon. The program chairman, Julia Krall, presented several musical numbers. The dance in the evening at Hanson's hall with music by the Blossom Hardin orchestra, of Goldendale, was well attended.
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The Goldendale Sentinel, November 29, 1928:
Miss Blossom Hardin is home from Portland to visit with home folks over Thanksgiving. She is taking a music course in Portland.
The Goldendale Sentinel, October 17, 1957:
ACCIDENT AT RUFUS FATAL TO LOCAL WOMAN
Death came to Blossom Helen Davis, 46, early Sunday morning as result of injuries suffered in an auto crash at Rufus, Ore. at 10:15 Saturday night.
Funeral services were held here Tuesday afternoon, with the Rev. Edwin B. Towle officiating, and interment followed in the Odd Fellows cemetery.
For the past 13 years, Blossom was employed at the National Bank of Commerce here.
Don Jackson of Goldendale, Blossom's companion at time of the accident, suffered head lacerations, and was taken to The Dalles General Hospital, along with her. They arrived at the hospital about 11 p.m. and Blossom died a few minutes after 1 a.m. Sunday.
They were driving across Highway 30 from north to south at Rufus when an eastbound car driven by Ben Weatherall of Arlington, Ore. rammed their car broadside, according to an Oregon State Police report relayed to the sheriff's office here.
Weatherall and five passengers in his car were not injured. To early this week, no citation had been issued in the case. Sheriff E.C. Kaiser has requested a copy of the accident report from Oregon State Police.
Russell Hardin, brother of Mrs. Davis, went to the sheriff's office at 8:30 a.m. Sunday to seek information on the couple, as the family had no word of their whereabouts since they left the previous evening. Hardin asked for a check of accident reports in Oregon.
Deputy Frank Feeley contacted The Dalles police by radio, and his request was relayed to the state police, who issued the report of the fatal accident.
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The Goldendale Sentinel, October 17, 1957:
FUNERAL SERVICE HELD TUESDAY FOR BLOSSOM H. DAVIS
Funeral rites were conducted Tuesday at 3:30 p.m. at Phillips Chapel for Blossom Helen Davis, 46, who died following an auto accident Saturday night at Rufus, Ore.
Officiating minister was the Rev. Edwin B. Towle of the local Methodist Church. Interment was made in the Goldendale I.O.O.F. Cemetery.
Pallbearers were Kenneth Weeks, Kenneth McKee, Daryl Spalding, Homer Helfer, Bert Wilkins and Stanley Thompson.
Blossom was born the daughter of William F. and Etta Hardin March 11, 1911 in Toppenish and passed away October 13 at The Dalles.
For most of her life she was a resident of Goldendale. After graduation from Goldendale high school in 1928 she studied for a year at Ellison-White Conservatory of Music in Portland.
On Jun 14, 1936 she was married in Goldendale to Wesley Davis. She was a member of Neighbors of Woodcraft and American Legion Auxiliary. For the past 13 years she was employed by the local bank.
Surviving are her mother, Mrs. Etta Hardin; one brother, Russell Hardin; and one niece, Miss Willetta Hardin, all of Goldendale.
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The Goldendale Sentinel, August 19, 1948:
Blossom Davis, employee at the Goldendale Branch of the NB of C returned from her vacation this week. She and her cousin, Lucille Burton, flew from Portland to Mexico City. Mrs. Burton is now visiting Blossom and her aunt, Mrs. Etta Hardin, for a few weeks.
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The Goldendale Sentinel, October 23, 1935:
Wesley Davis, Leo Davenport and Miss Blossom Hardin motored to Yakima Sunday to take in the auto races being held there. They also visited with Leo's Brother Henry, who is employed in a garage in that city.
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The Goldendale Sentinel, July 11, 1935:
The local Rainbow Assembly hold a dance at the Masonic Temple Saturday evening with a good crowd in attendance. Music was furnished by Miss Blossom Hardin and Ehrman Van de Vanter.
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The Goldendale Sentinel, October 26, 1933:
The Camas Prairie and vicinity Pioneer Association of Western Klickitat county held an interesting meeting at Glenwood Saturday, Oct. 21st. After a picnic lunch at noon in the school house the business meeting took up the greater part of the afternoon. The program chairman, Julia Krall, presented several musical numbers. The dance in the evening at Hanson's hall with music by the Blossom Hardin orchestra, of Goldendale, was well attended.
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The Goldendale Sentinel, November 29, 1928:
Miss Blossom Hardin is home from Portland to visit with home folks over Thanksgiving. She is taking a music course in Portland.
ACCIDENT AT RUFUS FATAL TO LOCAL WOMAN
Death came to Blossom Helen Davis, 46, early Sunday morning as result of injuries suffered in an auto crash at Rufus, Ore. at 10:15 Saturday night.
Funeral services were held here Tuesday afternoon, with the Rev. Edwin B. Towle officiating, and interment followed in the Odd Fellows cemetery.
For the past 13 years, Blossom was employed at the National Bank of Commerce here.
Don Jackson of Goldendale, Blossom's companion at time of the accident, suffered head lacerations, and was taken to The Dalles General Hospital, along with her. They arrived at the hospital about 11 p.m. and Blossom died a few minutes after 1 a.m. Sunday.
They were driving across Highway 30 from north to south at Rufus when an eastbound car driven by Ben Weatherall of Arlington, Ore. rammed their car broadside, according to an Oregon State Police report relayed to the sheriff's office here.
Weatherall and five passengers in his car were not injured. To early this week, no citation had been issued in the case. Sheriff E.C. Kaiser has requested a copy of the accident report from Oregon State Police.
Russell Hardin, brother of Mrs. Davis, went to the sheriff's office at 8:30 a.m. Sunday to seek information on the couple, as the family had no word of their whereabouts since they left the previous evening. Hardin asked for a check of accident reports in Oregon.
Deputy Frank Feeley contacted The Dalles police by radio, and his request was relayed to the state police, who issued the report of the fatal accident.
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The Goldendale Sentinel, October 17, 1957:
FUNERAL SERVICE HELD TUESDAY FOR BLOSSOM H. DAVIS
Funeral rites were conducted Tuesday at 3:30 p.m. at Phillips Chapel for Blossom Helen Davis, 46, who died following an auto accident Saturday night at Rufus, Ore.
Officiating minister was the Rev. Edwin B. Towle of the local Methodist Church. Interment was made in the Goldendale I.O.O.F. Cemetery.
Pallbearers were Kenneth Weeks, Kenneth McKee, Daryl Spalding, Homer Helfer, Bert Wilkins and Stanley Thompson.
Blossom was born the daughter of William F. and Etta Hardin March 11, 1911 in Toppenish and passed away October 13 at The Dalles.
For most of her life she was a resident of Goldendale. After graduation from Goldendale high school in 1928 she studied for a year at Ellison-White Conservatory of Music in Portland.
On Jun 14, 1936 she was married in Goldendale to Wesley Davis. She was a member of Neighbors of Woodcraft and American Legion Auxiliary. For the past 13 years she was employed by the local bank.
Surviving are her mother, Mrs. Etta Hardin; one brother, Russell Hardin; and one niece, Miss Willetta Hardin, all of Goldendale.
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The Goldendale Sentinel, August 19, 1948:
Blossom Davis, employee at the Goldendale Branch of the NB of C returned from her vacation this week. She and her cousin, Lucille Burton, flew from Portland to Mexico City. Mrs. Burton is now visiting Blossom and her aunt, Mrs. Etta Hardin, for a few weeks.
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The Goldendale Sentinel, October 23, 1935:
Wesley Davis, Leo Davenport and Miss Blossom Hardin motored to Yakima Sunday to take in the auto races being held there. They also visited with Leo's Brother Henry, who is employed in a garage in that city.
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The Goldendale Sentinel, July 11, 1935:
The local Rainbow Assembly hold a dance at the Masonic Temple Saturday evening with a good crowd in attendance. Music was furnished by Miss Blossom Hardin and Ehrman Van de Vanter.
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The Goldendale Sentinel, October 26, 1933:
The Camas Prairie and vicinity Pioneer Association of Western Klickitat county held an interesting meeting at Glenwood Saturday, Oct. 21st. After a picnic lunch at noon in the school house the business meeting took up the greater part of the afternoon. The program chairman, Julia Krall, presented several musical numbers. The dance in the evening at Hanson's hall with music by the Blossom Hardin orchestra, of Goldendale, was well attended.
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The Goldendale Sentinel, November 29, 1928:
Miss Blossom Hardin is home from Portland to visit with home folks over Thanksgiving. She is taking a music course in Portland.
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