Jake A. Wagner, 78, of 765 16th, N.E. Salem, Oregon died Thursday in a Salem hospital.
Wagner, born in Harvey, North Dakota farmed in Alberta, Canada for eight years before coming to Salem in 1928. He was a carpenter here. He was a member of Elks & Seventh Day Adventist Church.
Survivors include widow, Ida, son, Irving of Salem; brothers, Ben & Michael of Salem & Christ of Sacramento, Calif.; sisters, Mrs. Kate Braunberger & Mrs. Elizabeth Shaber of Salem & Mrs. Mary Rieb of Kamloops, British Columbia; & grandson, Bill Gibbs, John Day, Oregon.
Services will be at 2pm Saturday at Barrick mortuary with interment at Restlawn Memory Gardens.
Statesman Journal June 22, 1973 Sec II, Page 30 Col. 1 & 4.
Wagner, born in Harvey, North Dakota farmed in Alberta, Canada for eight years before coming to Salem in 1928. He was a carpenter here. He was a member of Elks & Seventh Day Adventist Church.
Survivors include widow, Ida, son, Irving of Salem; brothers, Ben & Michael of Salem & Christ of Sacramento, Calif.; sisters, Mrs. Kate Braunberger & Mrs. Elizabeth Shaber of Salem & Mrs. Mary Rieb of Kamloops, British Columbia; & grandson, Bill Gibbs, John Day, Oregon.
Services will be at 2pm Saturday at Barrick mortuary with interment at Restlawn Memory Gardens.
Statesman Journal June 22, 1973 Sec II, Page 30 Col. 1 & 4.
Jake A. Wagner, 78, of 765 16th, N.E. Salem, Oregon died Thursday in a Salem hospital.
Wagner, born in Harvey, North Dakota farmed in Alberta, Canada for eight years before coming to Salem in 1928. He was a carpenter here. He was a member of Elks & Seventh Day Adventist Church.
Survivors include widow, Ida, son, Irving of Salem; brothers, Ben & Michael of Salem & Christ of Sacramento, Calif.; sisters, Mrs. Kate Braunberger & Mrs. Elizabeth Shaber of Salem & Mrs. Mary Rieb of Kamloops, British Columbia; & grandson, Bill Gibbs, John Day, Oregon.
Services will be at 2pm Saturday at Barrick mortuary with interment at Restlawn Memory Gardens.
Statesman Journal June 22, 1973 Sec II, Page 30 Col. 1 & 4.
Wagner, born in Harvey, North Dakota farmed in Alberta, Canada for eight years before coming to Salem in 1928. He was a carpenter here. He was a member of Elks & Seventh Day Adventist Church.
Survivors include widow, Ida, son, Irving of Salem; brothers, Ben & Michael of Salem & Christ of Sacramento, Calif.; sisters, Mrs. Kate Braunberger & Mrs. Elizabeth Shaber of Salem & Mrs. Mary Rieb of Kamloops, British Columbia; & grandson, Bill Gibbs, John Day, Oregon.
Services will be at 2pm Saturday at Barrick mortuary with interment at Restlawn Memory Gardens.
Statesman Journal June 22, 1973 Sec II, Page 30 Col. 1 & 4.
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