Funeral services for Mr. Elizabeth Heater, 77, pioneer county resident who died Monday at her home here, were held this morning at the Methodist church here. The Rev. Richard Decker of Ritzville and Rev. H. Attenborough of Waitsburg officiate. She was buried at the Ritzville cemetery.
Elizabeth Heater, nee Snyder, was born in Zanescille, Ohio in Dec. 1858. She came to Adams county with her husband and their family in 1889 and settled on a ranch in the Rattlesnake Flats district. They have resided in this district ever since. She was a member of the Methodist church and always took an active part in its affairs.
Besides her widower, Edward Heater, she is survived by threes sons, Elliot of Grandview, Wash.; Alvin of Merced, Calif.; and Earl, a geologist of Baba New Guinea; a daughter, Mrs. Nellie Wright of Billings, Montana. Three brothers; William Snyder, pioneer Washtucna merchant; Dr. Charles Snyder of Baltimore, Maryland, and Dr. George Snyder of San Francisco and a sister; Mrs. Christina Sylvester of Seattle.
Ritzville Journal Times January 2, 1936 Courtsey of Sue Gardner & gapwork90
Elizabeth Heater, nee Snyder, was born in Zanescille, Ohio in Dec. 1858. She came to Adams county with her husband and their family in 1889 and settled on a ranch in the Rattlesnake Flats district. They have resided in this district ever since. She was a member of the Methodist church and always took an active part in its affairs.
Besides her widower, Edward Heater, she is survived by threes sons, Elliot of Grandview, Wash.; Alvin of Merced, Calif.; and Earl, a geologist of Baba New Guinea; a daughter, Mrs. Nellie Wright of Billings, Montana. Three brothers; William Snyder, pioneer Washtucna merchant; Dr. Charles Snyder of Baltimore, Maryland, and Dr. George Snyder of San Francisco and a sister; Mrs. Christina Sylvester of Seattle.
Ritzville Journal Times January 2, 1936 Courtsey of Sue Gardner & gapwork90
Funeral services for Mr. Elizabeth Heater, 77, pioneer county resident who died Monday at her home here, were held this morning at the Methodist church here. The Rev. Richard Decker of Ritzville and Rev. H. Attenborough of Waitsburg officiate. She was buried at the Ritzville cemetery.
Elizabeth Heater, nee Snyder, was born in Zanescille, Ohio in Dec. 1858. She came to Adams county with her husband and their family in 1889 and settled on a ranch in the Rattlesnake Flats district. They have resided in this district ever since. She was a member of the Methodist church and always took an active part in its affairs.
Besides her widower, Edward Heater, she is survived by threes sons, Elliot of Grandview, Wash.; Alvin of Merced, Calif.; and Earl, a geologist of Baba New Guinea; a daughter, Mrs. Nellie Wright of Billings, Montana. Three brothers; William Snyder, pioneer Washtucna merchant; Dr. Charles Snyder of Baltimore, Maryland, and Dr. George Snyder of San Francisco and a sister; Mrs. Christina Sylvester of Seattle.
Ritzville Journal Times January 2, 1936 Courtsey of Sue Gardner & gapwork90
Elizabeth Heater, nee Snyder, was born in Zanescille, Ohio in Dec. 1858. She came to Adams county with her husband and their family in 1889 and settled on a ranch in the Rattlesnake Flats district. They have resided in this district ever since. She was a member of the Methodist church and always took an active part in its affairs.
Besides her widower, Edward Heater, she is survived by threes sons, Elliot of Grandview, Wash.; Alvin of Merced, Calif.; and Earl, a geologist of Baba New Guinea; a daughter, Mrs. Nellie Wright of Billings, Montana. Three brothers; William Snyder, pioneer Washtucna merchant; Dr. Charles Snyder of Baltimore, Maryland, and Dr. George Snyder of San Francisco and a sister; Mrs. Christina Sylvester of Seattle.
Ritzville Journal Times January 2, 1936 Courtsey of Sue Gardner & gapwork90
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