The Yakima Herald-Republic, October 24, 2003:
YAKIMA - J.D. Davidson, 70, of Yakima passed away Oct. 22, 2003 at Yakima Valley Memorial Hospital. He was born December 24, 1932 in Taberville, MO to Margaret and Al Davidson.
He was raised in Missouri and Richland, WA. He attended CWCE, Ellensburg, graduating in 1958 and spent two years in the Army, serving in Panama.
J.D. married Willetta Hardin in 1959 and they had one son, David. He worked for General Adjustment Bureau, Paxton-Kent Insurance Co. and owned and operated the Polar Bar, Valley Mall.
He was preceded in death by his parents, and his survived by his wife, Willetta, son David and wife, LeAnn and their children, Bailey, Bjorn and William of Seattle, brother Clem Davidson and his wife Pat of Lynnwood and niece, Jody McGrath and nephew Doug Davidson.
J.D. loved his family and his home, keeping things in good repair was especially satisfying to him. He will be greatly missed by his family and many good friends.
Farewell services will be held Saturday, October 25, 2003 at 9:30 a.m. at Terrace Heights Memorial Park, followed by a Memorial Tribute in Shaw and Sons' Bill Greenside Community Room, 201 N 2nd Street. Arrangements in care of Shaw and Sons Funeral Directors.
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The Tri-City Herald, June 14, 1959:
Repeat Vows In Goldendale
Baskets of orchid and white gladioli were used in the Goldendale Methodist church for the June 7 wedding of Miss Willette Ann Hardin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Hardin of Goldendale, to J.D. Davidson of Walla Walla, son of Mr. and Mrs. A.C. Davidson of Richland. The Rev. Arthur Campbell performed the double ring nuptials and Mr. Hardin escorted his daughter to the altar.
The bride was attractive in a floor length gown of white organza and lace made in princess style with chapel train. The bodice of the lace was trimmed with seed pearl embroidery and featured a sabrina neckline and long sleeves tapered over the hands. A crescent shaped headband of pearls on lace held her veil of illusion net and she carried her white Rainbow Bible overlaid with a white orchid and stephanotis shower.
Wearing deep violet taffeta and chiffon, the matron of honor was Mrs. Ed Hoctor, and in dresses of similar style and material in a lilac shade, the other attendants were Mrs. Wayne Hoctor and Mrs. Jerry Sherman, all of Goldendale. All carried crescent shaped bouquets of orchid and white glamelias. In a frock of orchid taffeta, Glynis Hassing was flower girl.
The bridegroom's brother, Clem Davidson of Seattle, was best man and ushers were James Hogan, also of Seattle, and Virgil McVicker of Richland.
During the ceremony "Wedding Prayer" and "If I Could Tell You" were sung by Dick Craig of Portland, accompanied by Mrs. Adria Sleeper of Goldendale, organist.
The reception took place in the church social rooms where Mrs. Hardin greeted her daughter's wedding guests in a blue lace dress accented with white accessories and a deep pink rosebud corsage. Similar flowers and rose accessories were worn by the bridegroom's mother, Mrs. Davidson, with her gray lace frock.
Presiding at the punch bowl was Mrs. Clem Davidson, Seattle; and at the coffee service, Mrs. Karl Evenson of Portland; Mrs. Palmer Myra of Goldendale cut and served the wedding cake and the guest book was passed by Mrs. Dick Craig. Gifts were listed by Mrs. Rhonda Dake of Prineville and Miss Jo Ann Darland of Goldendale.
The couple left on a honeymoon trip to Nevada and for travel the bride changed to a navy blue ensemble with which she wore white accessories and the orchid from her bridal bouquet. After June 21 they will be at home at 362 So. Catherine in Walla Walla.
The bride attended Goldendale high school and Central Washington College of Education at Ellensburg. The bridegroom attended Columbia high school in Richland and is a 1958 graduate of CWCE.
Out of town guests include Mr. and Mrs. A.C. Davidson, Jr. and Jim Hogan of Seattle; Mr. and Mrs. V.J. McVicker, Mr. and Mrs. E.J. Carlson, Mrs. Georgia Davidson, Mr. and Mrs. A.C. Davidson Sr., all of Richland; Mr. and Mrs. Karl Evenson, Mr. and Mrs. Dick Wheatley, Mrs. Wilma Busche, F.E. Feikert, Mr. and Mrs. Dick Craig, all of Portland; Mr. and Mrs. Leon George, Mr. and Mrs. Willard Randle and Hoveta, Mrs. Rhonda Dake and Mr. and Mrs. M.R. Coonse, of Prineville; Mr. and Mrs. M.A. Davidson and Kathy, and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Vader of The Dalles; Mr. W.C. Brondt, of Ellensburg; Mrs. Lucille Burton, Eugene; Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hamilton, Sunnyside; Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Hamilton of Yakima; Mr. and Mrs. Dale Coonse, Kennewick and Mrs. Millie Ellis of England.
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The Tri-City Herald, April 30, 1957:
Nine Tri-City Students Listed
Nine Tri-Citians are listed on the winter quarter honor roll at Central Washington College of Education, Ellensburg. They are:
PASCO - Helen Cook, Thomas Groves.
RICHLAND - Harry Ames, Jorth Davidson, William Johnston, Horace Nichols.
KENNEWICK - Anne Coulston, Etta Zipse, Cherie Winney (4.00),
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The Spokesman-Review, August 28, 1952:
12 MEN TO TAKE DRAFT EXAMS
PASCO, Wash., Aug. 27. - Twelve district and former district men have been ordered by draft board 25 at the Franklin county courthouse to report for preinduction examinations September 4.
The men are William C. Veseley and Bernie L. Hancock, both of Pasco; Robert S. Hagan and Jorth D. Davidson, both of Richland; Cecil W. Johnson and Laverne L. Sloppy, both of Kennewick; Gilbert F. Shaw and Marvin R. Dodge, both of Benton City; George A. Walker, Richmond, Calif., Ben J. Goldberger, Olympia; Gilbert F. Shaw, Ritzville and Clarence A. Fulcher, North Richland.
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The Tri-City Herald, February 27, 1952:
Negligence Cited
Two 19-year-old Richland youths were cited for negligent driving last night after patrolmen reported they were driving east on Lee Boulevard at a high rate of speed.
Those arrested were Jorth D. Davidson, 608 Jefferson, and Jim A. Hogan, 705 Winslow. In addition to the negligent driving ticket, Hogan was also cited for driving without a valid driver's license. Officers said the two cars were passing all other traffic on Lee.
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1940 Census - Occupation: [blank] (Taber Township, St. Clair Co., Missouri)
1950 Census - Occupation: Soda Dispensary, Industry: Drug Soda Fountain (Richland, Benton Co., Washington)
YAKIMA - J.D. Davidson, 70, of Yakima passed away Oct. 22, 2003 at Yakima Valley Memorial Hospital. He was born December 24, 1932 in Taberville, MO to Margaret and Al Davidson.
He was raised in Missouri and Richland, WA. He attended CWCE, Ellensburg, graduating in 1958 and spent two years in the Army, serving in Panama.
J.D. married Willetta Hardin in 1959 and they had one son, David. He worked for General Adjustment Bureau, Paxton-Kent Insurance Co. and owned and operated the Polar Bar, Valley Mall.
He was preceded in death by his parents, and his survived by his wife, Willetta, son David and wife, LeAnn and their children, Bailey, Bjorn and William of Seattle, brother Clem Davidson and his wife Pat of Lynnwood and niece, Jody McGrath and nephew Doug Davidson.
J.D. loved his family and his home, keeping things in good repair was especially satisfying to him. He will be greatly missed by his family and many good friends.
Farewell services will be held Saturday, October 25, 2003 at 9:30 a.m. at Terrace Heights Memorial Park, followed by a Memorial Tribute in Shaw and Sons' Bill Greenside Community Room, 201 N 2nd Street. Arrangements in care of Shaw and Sons Funeral Directors.
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The Tri-City Herald, June 14, 1959:
Repeat Vows In Goldendale
Baskets of orchid and white gladioli were used in the Goldendale Methodist church for the June 7 wedding of Miss Willette Ann Hardin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Hardin of Goldendale, to J.D. Davidson of Walla Walla, son of Mr. and Mrs. A.C. Davidson of Richland. The Rev. Arthur Campbell performed the double ring nuptials and Mr. Hardin escorted his daughter to the altar.
The bride was attractive in a floor length gown of white organza and lace made in princess style with chapel train. The bodice of the lace was trimmed with seed pearl embroidery and featured a sabrina neckline and long sleeves tapered over the hands. A crescent shaped headband of pearls on lace held her veil of illusion net and she carried her white Rainbow Bible overlaid with a white orchid and stephanotis shower.
Wearing deep violet taffeta and chiffon, the matron of honor was Mrs. Ed Hoctor, and in dresses of similar style and material in a lilac shade, the other attendants were Mrs. Wayne Hoctor and Mrs. Jerry Sherman, all of Goldendale. All carried crescent shaped bouquets of orchid and white glamelias. In a frock of orchid taffeta, Glynis Hassing was flower girl.
The bridegroom's brother, Clem Davidson of Seattle, was best man and ushers were James Hogan, also of Seattle, and Virgil McVicker of Richland.
During the ceremony "Wedding Prayer" and "If I Could Tell You" were sung by Dick Craig of Portland, accompanied by Mrs. Adria Sleeper of Goldendale, organist.
The reception took place in the church social rooms where Mrs. Hardin greeted her daughter's wedding guests in a blue lace dress accented with white accessories and a deep pink rosebud corsage. Similar flowers and rose accessories were worn by the bridegroom's mother, Mrs. Davidson, with her gray lace frock.
Presiding at the punch bowl was Mrs. Clem Davidson, Seattle; and at the coffee service, Mrs. Karl Evenson of Portland; Mrs. Palmer Myra of Goldendale cut and served the wedding cake and the guest book was passed by Mrs. Dick Craig. Gifts were listed by Mrs. Rhonda Dake of Prineville and Miss Jo Ann Darland of Goldendale.
The couple left on a honeymoon trip to Nevada and for travel the bride changed to a navy blue ensemble with which she wore white accessories and the orchid from her bridal bouquet. After June 21 they will be at home at 362 So. Catherine in Walla Walla.
The bride attended Goldendale high school and Central Washington College of Education at Ellensburg. The bridegroom attended Columbia high school in Richland and is a 1958 graduate of CWCE.
Out of town guests include Mr. and Mrs. A.C. Davidson, Jr. and Jim Hogan of Seattle; Mr. and Mrs. V.J. McVicker, Mr. and Mrs. E.J. Carlson, Mrs. Georgia Davidson, Mr. and Mrs. A.C. Davidson Sr., all of Richland; Mr. and Mrs. Karl Evenson, Mr. and Mrs. Dick Wheatley, Mrs. Wilma Busche, F.E. Feikert, Mr. and Mrs. Dick Craig, all of Portland; Mr. and Mrs. Leon George, Mr. and Mrs. Willard Randle and Hoveta, Mrs. Rhonda Dake and Mr. and Mrs. M.R. Coonse, of Prineville; Mr. and Mrs. M.A. Davidson and Kathy, and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Vader of The Dalles; Mr. W.C. Brondt, of Ellensburg; Mrs. Lucille Burton, Eugene; Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hamilton, Sunnyside; Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Hamilton of Yakima; Mr. and Mrs. Dale Coonse, Kennewick and Mrs. Millie Ellis of England.
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The Tri-City Herald, April 30, 1957:
Nine Tri-City Students Listed
Nine Tri-Citians are listed on the winter quarter honor roll at Central Washington College of Education, Ellensburg. They are:
PASCO - Helen Cook, Thomas Groves.
RICHLAND - Harry Ames, Jorth Davidson, William Johnston, Horace Nichols.
KENNEWICK - Anne Coulston, Etta Zipse, Cherie Winney (4.00),
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The Spokesman-Review, August 28, 1952:
12 MEN TO TAKE DRAFT EXAMS
PASCO, Wash., Aug. 27. - Twelve district and former district men have been ordered by draft board 25 at the Franklin county courthouse to report for preinduction examinations September 4.
The men are William C. Veseley and Bernie L. Hancock, both of Pasco; Robert S. Hagan and Jorth D. Davidson, both of Richland; Cecil W. Johnson and Laverne L. Sloppy, both of Kennewick; Gilbert F. Shaw and Marvin R. Dodge, both of Benton City; George A. Walker, Richmond, Calif., Ben J. Goldberger, Olympia; Gilbert F. Shaw, Ritzville and Clarence A. Fulcher, North Richland.
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The Tri-City Herald, February 27, 1952:
Negligence Cited
Two 19-year-old Richland youths were cited for negligent driving last night after patrolmen reported they were driving east on Lee Boulevard at a high rate of speed.
Those arrested were Jorth D. Davidson, 608 Jefferson, and Jim A. Hogan, 705 Winslow. In addition to the negligent driving ticket, Hogan was also cited for driving without a valid driver's license. Officers said the two cars were passing all other traffic on Lee.
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1940 Census - Occupation: [blank] (Taber Township, St. Clair Co., Missouri)
1950 Census - Occupation: Soda Dispensary, Industry: Drug Soda Fountain (Richland, Benton Co., Washington)
The Yakima Herald-Republic, October 24, 2003:
YAKIMA - J.D. Davidson, 70, of Yakima passed away Oct. 22, 2003 at Yakima Valley Memorial Hospital. He was born December 24, 1932 in Taberville, MO to Margaret and Al Davidson.
He was raised in Missouri and Richland, WA. He attended CWCE, Ellensburg, graduating in 1958 and spent two years in the Army, serving in Panama.
J.D. married Willetta Hardin in 1959 and they had one son, David. He worked for General Adjustment Bureau, Paxton-Kent Insurance Co. and owned and operated the Polar Bar, Valley Mall.
He was preceded in death by his parents, and his survived by his wife, Willetta, son David and wife, LeAnn and their children, Bailey, Bjorn and William of Seattle, brother Clem Davidson and his wife Pat of Lynnwood and niece, Jody McGrath and nephew Doug Davidson.
J.D. loved his family and his home, keeping things in good repair was especially satisfying to him. He will be greatly missed by his family and many good friends.
Farewell services will be held Saturday, October 25, 2003 at 9:30 a.m. at Terrace Heights Memorial Park, followed by a Memorial Tribute in Shaw and Sons' Bill Greenside Community Room, 201 N 2nd Street. Arrangements in care of Shaw and Sons Funeral Directors.
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The Tri-City Herald, June 14, 1959:
Repeat Vows In Goldendale
Baskets of orchid and white gladioli were used in the Goldendale Methodist church for the June 7 wedding of Miss Willette Ann Hardin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Hardin of Goldendale, to J.D. Davidson of Walla Walla, son of Mr. and Mrs. A.C. Davidson of Richland. The Rev. Arthur Campbell performed the double ring nuptials and Mr. Hardin escorted his daughter to the altar.
The bride was attractive in a floor length gown of white organza and lace made in princess style with chapel train. The bodice of the lace was trimmed with seed pearl embroidery and featured a sabrina neckline and long sleeves tapered over the hands. A crescent shaped headband of pearls on lace held her veil of illusion net and she carried her white Rainbow Bible overlaid with a white orchid and stephanotis shower.
Wearing deep violet taffeta and chiffon, the matron of honor was Mrs. Ed Hoctor, and in dresses of similar style and material in a lilac shade, the other attendants were Mrs. Wayne Hoctor and Mrs. Jerry Sherman, all of Goldendale. All carried crescent shaped bouquets of orchid and white glamelias. In a frock of orchid taffeta, Glynis Hassing was flower girl.
The bridegroom's brother, Clem Davidson of Seattle, was best man and ushers were James Hogan, also of Seattle, and Virgil McVicker of Richland.
During the ceremony "Wedding Prayer" and "If I Could Tell You" were sung by Dick Craig of Portland, accompanied by Mrs. Adria Sleeper of Goldendale, organist.
The reception took place in the church social rooms where Mrs. Hardin greeted her daughter's wedding guests in a blue lace dress accented with white accessories and a deep pink rosebud corsage. Similar flowers and rose accessories were worn by the bridegroom's mother, Mrs. Davidson, with her gray lace frock.
Presiding at the punch bowl was Mrs. Clem Davidson, Seattle; and at the coffee service, Mrs. Karl Evenson of Portland; Mrs. Palmer Myra of Goldendale cut and served the wedding cake and the guest book was passed by Mrs. Dick Craig. Gifts were listed by Mrs. Rhonda Dake of Prineville and Miss Jo Ann Darland of Goldendale.
The couple left on a honeymoon trip to Nevada and for travel the bride changed to a navy blue ensemble with which she wore white accessories and the orchid from her bridal bouquet. After June 21 they will be at home at 362 So. Catherine in Walla Walla.
The bride attended Goldendale high school and Central Washington College of Education at Ellensburg. The bridegroom attended Columbia high school in Richland and is a 1958 graduate of CWCE.
Out of town guests include Mr. and Mrs. A.C. Davidson, Jr. and Jim Hogan of Seattle; Mr. and Mrs. V.J. McVicker, Mr. and Mrs. E.J. Carlson, Mrs. Georgia Davidson, Mr. and Mrs. A.C. Davidson Sr., all of Richland; Mr. and Mrs. Karl Evenson, Mr. and Mrs. Dick Wheatley, Mrs. Wilma Busche, F.E. Feikert, Mr. and Mrs. Dick Craig, all of Portland; Mr. and Mrs. Leon George, Mr. and Mrs. Willard Randle and Hoveta, Mrs. Rhonda Dake and Mr. and Mrs. M.R. Coonse, of Prineville; Mr. and Mrs. M.A. Davidson and Kathy, and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Vader of The Dalles; Mr. W.C. Brondt, of Ellensburg; Mrs. Lucille Burton, Eugene; Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hamilton, Sunnyside; Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Hamilton of Yakima; Mr. and Mrs. Dale Coonse, Kennewick and Mrs. Millie Ellis of England.
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The Tri-City Herald, April 30, 1957:
Nine Tri-City Students Listed
Nine Tri-Citians are listed on the winter quarter honor roll at Central Washington College of Education, Ellensburg. They are:
PASCO - Helen Cook, Thomas Groves.
RICHLAND - Harry Ames, Jorth Davidson, William Johnston, Horace Nichols.
KENNEWICK - Anne Coulston, Etta Zipse, Cherie Winney (4.00),
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The Spokesman-Review, August 28, 1952:
12 MEN TO TAKE DRAFT EXAMS
PASCO, Wash., Aug. 27. - Twelve district and former district men have been ordered by draft board 25 at the Franklin county courthouse to report for preinduction examinations September 4.
The men are William C. Veseley and Bernie L. Hancock, both of Pasco; Robert S. Hagan and Jorth D. Davidson, both of Richland; Cecil W. Johnson and Laverne L. Sloppy, both of Kennewick; Gilbert F. Shaw and Marvin R. Dodge, both of Benton City; George A. Walker, Richmond, Calif., Ben J. Goldberger, Olympia; Gilbert F. Shaw, Ritzville and Clarence A. Fulcher, North Richland.
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The Tri-City Herald, February 27, 1952:
Negligence Cited
Two 19-year-old Richland youths were cited for negligent driving last night after patrolmen reported they were driving east on Lee Boulevard at a high rate of speed.
Those arrested were Jorth D. Davidson, 608 Jefferson, and Jim A. Hogan, 705 Winslow. In addition to the negligent driving ticket, Hogan was also cited for driving without a valid driver's license. Officers said the two cars were passing all other traffic on Lee.
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1940 Census - Occupation: [blank] (Taber Township, St. Clair Co., Missouri)
1950 Census - Occupation: Soda Dispensary, Industry: Drug Soda Fountain (Richland, Benton Co., Washington)
YAKIMA - J.D. Davidson, 70, of Yakima passed away Oct. 22, 2003 at Yakima Valley Memorial Hospital. He was born December 24, 1932 in Taberville, MO to Margaret and Al Davidson.
He was raised in Missouri and Richland, WA. He attended CWCE, Ellensburg, graduating in 1958 and spent two years in the Army, serving in Panama.
J.D. married Willetta Hardin in 1959 and they had one son, David. He worked for General Adjustment Bureau, Paxton-Kent Insurance Co. and owned and operated the Polar Bar, Valley Mall.
He was preceded in death by his parents, and his survived by his wife, Willetta, son David and wife, LeAnn and their children, Bailey, Bjorn and William of Seattle, brother Clem Davidson and his wife Pat of Lynnwood and niece, Jody McGrath and nephew Doug Davidson.
J.D. loved his family and his home, keeping things in good repair was especially satisfying to him. He will be greatly missed by his family and many good friends.
Farewell services will be held Saturday, October 25, 2003 at 9:30 a.m. at Terrace Heights Memorial Park, followed by a Memorial Tribute in Shaw and Sons' Bill Greenside Community Room, 201 N 2nd Street. Arrangements in care of Shaw and Sons Funeral Directors.
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The Tri-City Herald, June 14, 1959:
Repeat Vows In Goldendale
Baskets of orchid and white gladioli were used in the Goldendale Methodist church for the June 7 wedding of Miss Willette Ann Hardin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Hardin of Goldendale, to J.D. Davidson of Walla Walla, son of Mr. and Mrs. A.C. Davidson of Richland. The Rev. Arthur Campbell performed the double ring nuptials and Mr. Hardin escorted his daughter to the altar.
The bride was attractive in a floor length gown of white organza and lace made in princess style with chapel train. The bodice of the lace was trimmed with seed pearl embroidery and featured a sabrina neckline and long sleeves tapered over the hands. A crescent shaped headband of pearls on lace held her veil of illusion net and she carried her white Rainbow Bible overlaid with a white orchid and stephanotis shower.
Wearing deep violet taffeta and chiffon, the matron of honor was Mrs. Ed Hoctor, and in dresses of similar style and material in a lilac shade, the other attendants were Mrs. Wayne Hoctor and Mrs. Jerry Sherman, all of Goldendale. All carried crescent shaped bouquets of orchid and white glamelias. In a frock of orchid taffeta, Glynis Hassing was flower girl.
The bridegroom's brother, Clem Davidson of Seattle, was best man and ushers were James Hogan, also of Seattle, and Virgil McVicker of Richland.
During the ceremony "Wedding Prayer" and "If I Could Tell You" were sung by Dick Craig of Portland, accompanied by Mrs. Adria Sleeper of Goldendale, organist.
The reception took place in the church social rooms where Mrs. Hardin greeted her daughter's wedding guests in a blue lace dress accented with white accessories and a deep pink rosebud corsage. Similar flowers and rose accessories were worn by the bridegroom's mother, Mrs. Davidson, with her gray lace frock.
Presiding at the punch bowl was Mrs. Clem Davidson, Seattle; and at the coffee service, Mrs. Karl Evenson of Portland; Mrs. Palmer Myra of Goldendale cut and served the wedding cake and the guest book was passed by Mrs. Dick Craig. Gifts were listed by Mrs. Rhonda Dake of Prineville and Miss Jo Ann Darland of Goldendale.
The couple left on a honeymoon trip to Nevada and for travel the bride changed to a navy blue ensemble with which she wore white accessories and the orchid from her bridal bouquet. After June 21 they will be at home at 362 So. Catherine in Walla Walla.
The bride attended Goldendale high school and Central Washington College of Education at Ellensburg. The bridegroom attended Columbia high school in Richland and is a 1958 graduate of CWCE.
Out of town guests include Mr. and Mrs. A.C. Davidson, Jr. and Jim Hogan of Seattle; Mr. and Mrs. V.J. McVicker, Mr. and Mrs. E.J. Carlson, Mrs. Georgia Davidson, Mr. and Mrs. A.C. Davidson Sr., all of Richland; Mr. and Mrs. Karl Evenson, Mr. and Mrs. Dick Wheatley, Mrs. Wilma Busche, F.E. Feikert, Mr. and Mrs. Dick Craig, all of Portland; Mr. and Mrs. Leon George, Mr. and Mrs. Willard Randle and Hoveta, Mrs. Rhonda Dake and Mr. and Mrs. M.R. Coonse, of Prineville; Mr. and Mrs. M.A. Davidson and Kathy, and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Vader of The Dalles; Mr. W.C. Brondt, of Ellensburg; Mrs. Lucille Burton, Eugene; Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hamilton, Sunnyside; Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Hamilton of Yakima; Mr. and Mrs. Dale Coonse, Kennewick and Mrs. Millie Ellis of England.
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The Tri-City Herald, April 30, 1957:
Nine Tri-City Students Listed
Nine Tri-Citians are listed on the winter quarter honor roll at Central Washington College of Education, Ellensburg. They are:
PASCO - Helen Cook, Thomas Groves.
RICHLAND - Harry Ames, Jorth Davidson, William Johnston, Horace Nichols.
KENNEWICK - Anne Coulston, Etta Zipse, Cherie Winney (4.00),
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The Spokesman-Review, August 28, 1952:
12 MEN TO TAKE DRAFT EXAMS
PASCO, Wash., Aug. 27. - Twelve district and former district men have been ordered by draft board 25 at the Franklin county courthouse to report for preinduction examinations September 4.
The men are William C. Veseley and Bernie L. Hancock, both of Pasco; Robert S. Hagan and Jorth D. Davidson, both of Richland; Cecil W. Johnson and Laverne L. Sloppy, both of Kennewick; Gilbert F. Shaw and Marvin R. Dodge, both of Benton City; George A. Walker, Richmond, Calif., Ben J. Goldberger, Olympia; Gilbert F. Shaw, Ritzville and Clarence A. Fulcher, North Richland.
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The Tri-City Herald, February 27, 1952:
Negligence Cited
Two 19-year-old Richland youths were cited for negligent driving last night after patrolmen reported they were driving east on Lee Boulevard at a high rate of speed.
Those arrested were Jorth D. Davidson, 608 Jefferson, and Jim A. Hogan, 705 Winslow. In addition to the negligent driving ticket, Hogan was also cited for driving without a valid driver's license. Officers said the two cars were passing all other traffic on Lee.
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1940 Census - Occupation: [blank] (Taber Township, St. Clair Co., Missouri)
1950 Census - Occupation: Soda Dispensary, Industry: Drug Soda Fountain (Richland, Benton Co., Washington)
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